Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-04


this being effected on Saturday last TO the "a
mount of / 4i9,6OO the Office was closed.
The Paris Journals of Monday last, have
arrived this morning. The Moniteur ollic-
ally. promulgates Royal Ordinance, autho-
rising the sale of ID millions reateS, belonging
10 the treasury.
PARIS, July 5.--We received yesterday
"Wednesday lth inst.) intelligence from Ma
drid to the 26th ult 1t appears that the Cor
ties had given the necessary authority tn the
Spanish government to raise loan of
100000, 900 reals. Numerous arrests have ia
ken place at Seville, where a vast plan of con-
spracy against the constitutional system has
been discovered. A former Guerilla Chief. d.
Mir is among the number of persons arrested.
The King had promised Deputaton of the
Cortes to proceed TO the Assembly on the
3Oth, TO close the Session"
Gasette de France.
The Lyons Gazette, of July Ist, contains
an article not official under the head of Vienna,
stating that a Russian army, under gen. Wet
Senstein, had crossed the Danube and was
marching against Constantinope, and that Il
Russian fleet was proceeding from the Black
Sea, for the same destination.
New York, August 29.-Last evening the
ship Crbit, Capt. Macy arrived from Liverpool,
whence she sailed on the 18th of July; to
which day the Editors of the Commercial Adj
vertiser have received their regular files of pa
pers.
Great preparations We're making in Liver
pool, and other towns, 10 celebrate the Kings
'Coronation.-A Liverpool paper states, that
the American and other Foreign Gentlemen,
In that place, have been invited to Join the
grand procession, with their national colours.
+" The fine new ship Panthea, Capt. John FL
bridge, Gate ofthe Packet Courier through
the kind urbanity of her commander and con
sgnces has heen kindly offered for the accom-
,nodation of number of ladies !; her yards are
10 be manned by American sailors, and the
ship decorated with the flags of various ma
lions" The Phnihea was lying in n situation
which would command view of the whole
procession Immediately after the Corona
ton the king is TO visit Ireland. A part of his
malesty's baggage had arrived at Liverpool, to
he shipped for Dublin. The state carriages
and twenty-seven horses had been embarked.
At Manchester twenty oxen and GO
sheep, with 400 barrels Of ale, are to he dis
tr:buted amongst the populace. AT New Cas-
lie, pump running with wine will be open
ed TO tie public, and three pumps will also run
ale. After such repast, we presume, that
many Of the good citizens will not feel n dis
position 10 run home.
The Princes Dock Mt Liverpool, which was
TO be opened ON the coronation day, has been
ten years in building
The London Theatres are to be thrown open
to the public
The affairs ofthe Greeks look more fayora:
bile than at our former a,'vices. 1t appears
from rccentaccounts, that the Turks have been
defeated in general engagement. Ypsilanti
hadan army of25, OO0men, well provided with
artillery, and the cause in favor of the Greeks
was extending.
The Intelligence of the death Of Bonapdyte
was received at Paris on the 18th of July. In
tho Chamber of Deputies, on the 9Th, when
the Minister stated the y" Usurper as dead."-
rs. Casinjr Pcrrier exclaimed It is the kick
Ofthe ass--thr lion is dead ~ 50 The partizans
of Boleparto," replied NJ. Duplessis Grenedan,
$ may now cry IEpperelU est mort, riue
FtmpTelrw A voice on the left" 1t is Sc
dItiOus cry" A murmur of particular char
acter ran through the assembly, aud it soon
after broke up When Gen. Rapp was in
formed of the event, he shed tears, This cir
cumstance was communicated 10 the King,
who, when he next saw the General, which
was on his way to mass he deigned to tell him,
That far from blaming his sensihility, he re-
garded ii as a new pledge of his fidelity. I" 1t
IS true, sire" announced General Rapp " that
A felt deep emotion on learning the death of
a man to whom owe every thing even the
happiness Observing your majesty A French
paper says, that Bonaparte has left 10000, 900
francs, which o"rn is deposited in the Tower
OF London. His son is heir to this property.
i'he General Court of the Est India Com
pany were in Session at London when the
news of Bonaparte's death was received
The Chairman received a letter from Sir Hud-
son Lowe announcing the event, which he
read. ldr. LOwndes, one of the members,
said, {" Mr.. Chairman, congratulate you up
on the intelligence" loud and universal
expressions ofdisapprohation.)
Mr.. Douglass kinnard, said, that it was in
decent and unworthy of an Englishman, to
make the natural extinction of a man who had
been long politically dead, matter of congra-
tu!ation. (Hear.p
Several members spoke after Mr.. kinnaird
and considerable time elapsed before order
was restored.
LoNpoN, July 14.-Letters from Crohstadt
assert that the Turks cntered Jassay onthe / 9Th
OF last month.-NOthing certain is known re-
specting the alledged triuInphs of Ypslanti
This chieitain was in the environs of Rmnick
on the 18th with body Of men consisting of
1900 The Austrians carefully keep their
iiarrler on the frontier, ard refuse passage TO
every individual. The Vienna papers state,
That this caution is absolutely necessary as the
ottoman troops carry the plague along with
them on their march. The Greeks continue
10 fall victims to the cruelty and rapacty of
The Turks, for every one of that nation dstin-
gulshed by riches or talents is marked out for
assassination. 1t is said that the inhabitants
OF the Greek isles have very generally resolved
10 exchange their present habitatiOns for the
security OF America. This enterprise is at
tended with immense difficulties but should
INC Turks eventually prove successful in the
present conflict, the extirmination of the
'treek name will scarcely be sufficient to gra-