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

nut qualified assent the Russian proposiuon-eyeu
retracng some things conceded in the first instance
Inc Turk have concentrated their forces in Mod,ya
ana w alitchs AMI the Russian forces in Bess:rab,
nave jus, been augmented 10y thc,7th division, with
park oi artillery ard several field pieces.
Letters ronI Odessa Of the I last month, nnuouuce
INC following impn, tant commercial intelligence. They
state 'ii''t the facilities which were afforded by the
freedom oi ih'. pori al OicsS; TO the maintenance oi
an Illegal uaJc with the interior of Russia. have i'll
'inccd The Imperial Cabinet To drop its shoi tvcd and
unsuccessful experiment in favour of that fourslng
Town, ihc commerce. o which is Ia be ,v an Imperial
OAise subjected henc-or To the usual Custom io,is,
regulations Ono month"; Il il surpassed will he giant
Ell Tor the benefit al those merchants who may have
already sI'ecaicd on the existence of the privilege
ai,er which brief period it is To he finally withdrawn.
Gar last adNices left the remains of the Queen ut
Stale, On the way Brunswick The papers now
received contain an interesting accoun, of the pro-
2'ess To, and arrival At Brunswick, and of the Inter
mem. "fca' attention was plld 1.-The iuner., pro-
ccssion. As tue Queen died abroad, the ceremony
o' uie bruhswicks WAS merely To deposit the body
III tle vault. As the corpse passed along the aisle
INTO 'he place oil the sepulchre hundred young Ia
dies oi The first families in Brunswick, dressed in
white, stood on each SIDE, and scattered flowers be-
i iorc II. The family vault which is very large, was
Illuminated with wax lights. IL contained fty-sc-
ven collins OF different branches oil that ancient tmi-
~. Al application was again made ut Brunswick
by the Executors to have the piece OF plate which had
been taken of at Colchester. replaced but with no
better success than before. We shall give details
hereafter.
HE King left Dublin, on his return on the Sd of
September IL was thought, since his majesty had
tarried so long in Ireland, that he woall return
ihroi'gh Wales, as he lad contemplated. II not
eNpecicd that he would stop longer than five or six
days III London, previously to his departure for Han
over ana as the ppers still say, for Vienna. The
tehiions shewn TO the King, while in Ireland, had in
no way been diminished 10y his stay the appar-
ent the people to him, and their anxiety
to see INN, IN the least degree abated His depa Ire
was marked by as much spiendor and show, as his
arrival IN that country The Marquis of Londonderry
taie lord Castlcreagh) started for London before ,is
Majesty.
The Summer packet frou, Lisbon, had arrived in
Ensland having on board the .l,IStri1n Russian and
PrdsSian ministers Portugal 1t is stated tl,nt they
ii tree let Lisbon III consequence of the violence
committed ON the residence of Baron StirnIer, the
austrian charge daifaires, whose windows we're
broken IA consequence of his refusing iu-
inmate at the rejoicngs at the time the news
WAS received ofthe KINGS having sworn to support
the constitution The Cores has offered TO punish
the offenders If they could he pointed out The Baron
was unable do this and wrote 10 his court for in
strucnons. He received orders obtain some far
ther satisfaction or TO quit Lisbon WHY he was ac-
compaAied by the Russian and Prussan ministers is
mol explained, unless being the agents OF the three
powers which constitute the heads Of the Holy ALI
ance, they had made common cause.
u iiis Myesy's ship Amtlronacie, had arrived at
portsmouth, from South America. Lady Cochr;lnc
arrived in the Andromache, as did the Lady of the
En- Viceroy of Peru, with her three daughters and
TWO sons, with their suites they lie Lima the It'll
OF April. Lord Cuclirane was al Callao with about
or 1000 troops. The royalists at Lima amounted To
between aud 10000 troops. The Ex-Viceroy did
not come home with his wife. The accounts which
mad been received OF the fall of Lima of course are
incorrect.
The Corpner's Inquest appear not to have conclud-
Ell ther proceedings IN relation 10 the death of Ho-
ncy, V,iied daring the mob the day of the Queen 5
uncrai) Earl Bathurst had replied, la terms equally
,conc aud severe To the famous cuer of Mr. Sheriff
WH'thnlan, complaining of the conduct of the Life
UuaidS, on the day of the funeral of Honey and Fan
the sheriff.
The Court Of Brussels had gone into mourning for
The Queen.
Tie Earl Aoira mreck-The number of persons
rescued from death, by the boats, proves to he III ;
and 81 bodies of persons drowned have been nck ed
up; making total of l02. 1t was reckoncd thar
mere were 10 persons Oh boitid. William III Lcish,
$50 OF GLASGOW, who was one of the sufferers, has
lett 1000 TO the different public charities Of that ctv
lhe donations, though merely mentioned in a letter
TWO years ago. the legal heirs of Mr. NJ Leisli have
confirmed IN the most disinteresled manner, without
even the deduction OF the legacy duty.
A late statement that the duty on British goods
imported INTO Portugal, had been reduced, 10y ii royal
decree, from 3O per cent. To ID per The former
duty" is Incorrect No such rcduc,ion has ,,Len.
place.
stage coach has been established between Svd-
ney aud Paramatta, the first known in the colony of
Botany Bay.
agricultural Rcports.-Thc harvest in England pro-
mised an abundant crop Wheat WAS said to be par
TALLY affected by the red rmst but not to any injurious
extent. On light lands the crop very fine, on hea-
rated ut more than Two thirds The crop of barley
was immense. Oa,s were well got in, and bean, and
peas abundant
Mr. Webb Hall had transmitted a circular letter to
ne chairman OF The Agricultural Associations dated
August LIST. His object is to excite the landed interest
10 increased and more powerful efforts to obtain re-
dress from Parliament
Accounts from Lisbon are 10 the 10Th of August.
Nothing oil importance had occurred. 4 Royal de-
cree was issued the 29th. declaring that no Dcpu-
oil me Sortes, during The time of his holding the
place OF Deputy, shall accept solicit from the gov
cThent, Tor himself or for other person ANY pen
SION, mark of honor employment, except when it
bs longs TO him by virtue of the law OF in the career
oil has profession. Morris any deputy allowed 10 make
a request TO the government I'm any manner without
Inc consent of the COrtes.
Inc government of the fonian Islands, has issued
TWO procamatons, denounciug the punishment of pi-
Tacy against such lonian vessels should aid The
0reeks against the Turks.
The Dutch vessel Commerce. Schoom from Am
stercam, has been seized at Newcastle, and about
l5iT East India silk handkerchiels, number OF silk
Grape scars and sliawls French silk shnvls and
forty pounds of tea. The articles were packed in tin
cases, closely soIdcrcd down, and con, calcd in the
hold and were only discovered on very strict search
by the officers.
TURKEY AND RUSSIA.
VIENNA, Aug I7-Despatches have arrived this
day from Constannope, dated the 3lst u which
COMMUNICATE most important intelligence. Oar last
au' ices from that city, were OF the Goth, which day
The Divan assembled in consultation upon the propo-
sitio0s made by Russia The following is the sub
stance OF them aud cannot be denied, that they are
conceived ~ an extremely moderate spirit They
begm by calling on The Turks in the name of all the
Christian Powers OF Europe, To put speedy end TO
proceedings which have outraged religion aud hui
manIty-to effect which il is rcquircd-
l. hat all the Christian churches which have been
destroyed or paged should be rebuilt and put into
state Of service for their holy destinations, hy which
means Europe may be consoIed for tie death of the
Fairlarch OF Constannopc, and the prolanations
Which followed that deplorabe event.
ulstIuctfOu he flr bnf
authors OF the existing troubles those g. eels WHO
have been ledto take part in them andbe;wcen those