Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-26

i1ench into the Turkish language aud the reply o.
the Divan from the Turkish language no the Ereacl,
they would require Nc houis delay before ,hev could
transmit their Baron Strogonoif in the Off
cial io:m. IL appears, however, that the peremptory
| manner of the Russian Ambassador accelerated the
movements OF the Dyan BY the evening Of the both
they had completed their reply in the official form,
and sent II message To Baron SlrogonoH that it was
ready Tor his acceptance, thus com dying VITA the
letter OF t'c Russian Note TO the period allowed
them Tor acquicscemcc refusal, No reply To this
| communication cousicScclrd hv the Russian
Ambassador, when the foilowin. morning, two ,r,-
@omuns (in;eriTcteTs,) atiari.d 10 the Russian En-
BASS, appeared ~ the D,da, ;tni demanded pass
ports Tor Baron StfoscnUi and las SUITE to uu Con-
stantinope. Instead ui compliance with that demand
the Official reply and Submission of the por. TO the
propositions OF RIss:a then rendered Accept
ance was refused 10y the Ambas who declared
that he could not accept ta.r!y answer" aud the
demand lor passports was repeated. L isv wetc III
length granted Tor his and Tor his vessel, hut the
insertion of Baron Sro.unolfs name in any p,ssnort
was refused, 1t being unde, sood, however, that no
opposition would he made To his departure. d., the
other hand, they would expressly consent 10 it
Baron Sirosonoli declared repeatedly 10 the other
Ambassadors, who oil cJG.se watched anNo;Isly all
iiS proceedings, That whether he obtained passports
or not lac was determined to depart.
VERY LATE FROM ENGLAND.
CHARLESTON, October 20.-By the arrival
OF the British ship CoRsAIR, Captain Petrie,
IN SO days from Liverpool, we have received
London papers of the 6tf, and Liverpool of
the 9Th of September.
The Cotton market appears to he dull
With the exception Of Sea Islands, which
were rather in request, every species of Cot
ton has been Offering freely al the prices below.
The business Of the week ending the 9Th
September inclusive, was a total of 200 bags
for consumption viz. 421 Sea-islands, S}3
((rl.,tpS s,Dp T,nnns-nn h,.
472 Pernambucoes, $50 Bahias, III Maran-
hams, 10 Paras, 795 Minas Geraes, 80 De-
meraras, LOG Carthagenes and 122 Bcngals.
The King embarked at Dunleary on the 18th
his squadron had not sailed at O'Clock at
night.
ODESSA has been deprivedo of the privileges
OF d Free Port. \ meeting of Merchants took
place, when 1t was determined To present
petition to the Emperor Alexander, 90 restore
the freedom of the Port.
PoRTUGAL.-Thc anniversary of the Revo-
LUTON was celebrated with various public re-
Ioiclngs. The Russian and Austrian Ambas-
doris, & Austrian Consul General have de
parted from Lisbon. They left no Charges
Ailaircs. This departure seems 20 have been
owingt the indecOrOus behaviour ofthe Min
listers, and consuis of foreign Courts, in not
illuminating their houses, aud otherwise not
respecting the feelings OF the people on the
anniversary of the revolution Several foolish
letters have passed upon the subject-but the
Portuguese government still hopes that their
good understanding with the governments in
question will not be disturbed.
| The PENINsULA.-We regret that distur-
Dances have taken place in the capital OF Spain.
The following are extracts =
| MADRID, August 2j.--During the last three
| days, we have been in "A continual state of
comnotion and alarm. The events which have
transpired are ofsuch Importance, that reflect
| ing people view them as the commencement
| ola civil war.
| On the Goth inst. at in the evening, an as
sem5lage in front OF the prison. in which are
confined several of the Royal Body Guards,
who dispersed The populace on their Offering
Insults 10 the King about Il month ago, hogan
singing the popular obnoxious Ttwgaid Pero.
AS their conduct became more violent. the of
licer commanding the post intcrfcrct, upon
winch he and his inen were grossly asSailed,
! and the populace refused To depart. Some
blows Were now struck by the soldiers, but
not In Il manner Ia hurt any one much The
news of the ARRAY soon reached the. Club de la
Fontana from whence 400 persons proceeded
| To reinforce their conicdcr,tes, and more dar-
ing outrages We're committed. The political
| Chief repaired 10 the spot he was told that
the officer OF the guard and his men had, I'M
| provoked, commenced an attack upon the
people. He endeavorcd 10 allay the fcr,ment
by blaming the soldiers and almost lattering
the real authors of the tamr,t Sen. Morillo
repaired, at the head of IL military detachment,
To the spot he was assailcd with the most un-
seeming invectives and the most desperate
anoAg the crowd eadeavored To arrest his
progress. Seeing that his authority was thus
opposed and despised, he determined To act
with that energy and prOmpiitude which the
crisis imperiously demanded, and, with his cane
| in his hand, forced his way through the dense
and clamnarOus crowd, aud compelled them to
dispense.
From thence they proceeded in groups TO
the Club de la FOn.ana, where the most
notorious orators inlancd their rage by per-
vertcd narratives of the affair, aad falsely de
| ciarinS that Morillo, with his drawn sabre, had
grcvously wounded maOy citizens Cries of
Death To Morillo,"" the head of MorilIo,"
followed these inhammatory speeches.
On the following day, (ihc 2lst.) crowds
assembled in the streets early in The morning,
and the populace opposite the club amounted
to above 10000. Cries for the heads of
Morlllo and the Ministers, were re-cchoed in
every quarter. The Political Chief issued a
notification that the Minister of War had ac-
copied the resignation of General Morlllo
whose functions would be executed par int
RIM, by General Montemayor. This had the
effect of calming the violent spirit which bad
been manifested by the pnpulace.
"The Minister Of the Ultra Marine Posses