Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-20

i'cts oi equity NIT. economy and concluded by re-
pe''''hg ms thanks 30 the company aud adding that
Nh, was ms satisfaction and dr,r.,t M VIVA, he slN
III toiklian, tlat he hoped to be i cstn at IFS tur
meetings rs long MS he lived Tho speech was re-
ccivcd throughout with great applause and eAraor-
dih;'ry marks OF attention and respect.
FOREIGN SUMMARY
prepared Tor the II. Y. Daily Advertiser. from Flu
Topean papers, received hy the ship Euphrates from
Two Turkish lrigaies, captugcdhy the Greeks have
arrived III HYDRA,
The government OF the PeI1Donncsus is ora,,,;z.,
also thai oi Sivadia. The two provisional govern
n'entS Q! Athens aud the Morea have a.oiu;cJ euu
tues 10 go tn ST. Preraburgh to imporc the Protection
OF tue Emperor OF Russia
Accounts from Vienna snte that the Emrcror
SleAanier Is satisfied with the reply made by the
foIte, aud that war will no, take place.
:, Orders nave been Siven al the ROYAL Academy of
Muse nj faTis To prepare the HO4ierEa LINN for
exhibition ia order that The King of England NAV La
present al It's FIRST representation, we'll rs Louis
18Th, &c.
Splendid preparations have been made M Hanover
to receive the King of Emsnnd
ne Duke and Duches, OF Cambridge had arrived
at turnover, also Prince Gcorgr.-ihc Young Prince
r'''W'ea great attention. lhe children Of the first
families streweh flowers before him
AZ Le9sira, where the Nina oil Spain s,opDed on
ms ny from Ia Graned to the EScuyal he was wei
coined with universal vaccinations of Long live the
Ni"S, Ihc Bourbohs forever" 80 Death To the
Constitutions"
Batavia Journals Of the 2Gth Apiii give I'm account
o. terrible earthquake witch took place on The 28!
December Inst, the south coast OF Ce.be. fl did
immense dhmAsc, especially Boeckomha, where
INC sen rose several iinrs 20 prod giu- height, and
Then iaiiIng with incredible rapidly alternately de-
inged and iei Tue shore, destroying nil the plunu-
hons irom contain TO BOeirkonlba. Many hundred
persons lost their lives
letter dated Sierra Lronc, June O. mentions the
Arrival o the British man of war Tartar, Cunno,..rc
Or ~. Collier, on the 9TH She had been detained in
the Bite U BiasSa longer than was exuectcd from, tlc
number ot slave vessels detained bv cr and tie This,
lie gun brig. On the Tara, 5 passage from Fernnn-
do Po where she stopped Tor water she lost 20 s,yes
our of 500 OF 800 on board Several Of The ,l,;lIrs
were so much attached To the officers OF ire Tartar
rs TO cry bitterly when they lan,Icd-The whole
oI uie male slaves were neatly dressed III Il neat Sep
q Jacket aud trowscrs the females in focks Jlr
.Horsan was hourly looked for with 100 slaves on
board. "
EAFR.A0RDINARY RE5UsCTrATGoN.
\ Cambridge paper mentions thai a boy t!,1ui C,,r
years old, Named Charles Rawson son of n e.,r
had the misfortune TO fall into Il pii bronan, tn inc
feacock Inn, Boston. He is SUPPOSED 10 nave bre
VI I me water about a quarter OF hour, during
"hc TINE II was said that his head was emit, civ inn
me'se'i, but not his whole body. Alter he wns re-
moved three quarters of an hour ELAPSED before at,.
MEDICAL assistance could be obtained At nnth Dr.
S"nr was found, but he was not able to discover
ANY Signs of life, except some dcareo of ,yo,,,t,
|hEh he Thought indicated probability that animn-
tion might be restored. With thai view the Dacor
@ 60 .''e cn,id 10 ne placed IN warm bed and
until that could be provided, he ATTEMPTED 20 renew
respiration by an artificial method OF iniiaiun tl,e
lungs aidedby friction OF the exremitics and mon
INC region OF tie heart. In short time an obscure
h"'oh OF mat organ was thought 90 be- evident To- te
tonch THIS was soon followed hy pulsiiion of ,l,.
wrists lac boy was tnen put INTO bed, and upoi, a
Sehic s'n'i'lns being given to him, he in few min,
utcs opened his eyes, and with loud shr;ek shpd .
coplo3 flow Of tears and was resiorcd IN his ,v;,
moher who was present during the whole OF the ago
nizing scene.
letter from Madras dated April lG, describes
me singular mode Of announcing 10 the NaLo of tb
CaInatic, the accession of our King TO the THRONE
TIC had great show off here the other tIly II was
ne reading oihc Kings letter TO ihe Nabob of ,,c
Ihfhaiic, WHO lives about mile from the Fort AN
Inc troops we're ont, and formed y street from the
government house To The Nahob's Pilacc I,r le,-
ter WIS carried by the Secretary 10 The ooycr,.,r,
on tremendous large EieghaU, covered down to the
ground with m1nile Of crimson velvet etL,rd with
goid the borweicr WIS covered W u The same and
hr Mohui clad ~ crimson silk The head cars I'm .ts
ice', &c.oi the Elephant, being beautifully painted
lie was met ut ChCpnnd hy the NnJ,., ,,oi,rto 81.
on large Elephant, similarly capari,onqd ONLY In,
veiVei covering was suddcd with gold stars and tle
| iior"eier was finely gilt After readiny the letter
s'I''es were nrcd from the artillery, yoliias by Tie
| uo2lS, NC The thing did not go of so wei rs i,
o'ght to have done but we nale = ino s.og, Il creai
nose, aud burnt lots of powder and bl,ckey ,oe O.,
/ ~ much delighted.
Transitions from lite trench popcrs received nj n.
| QtIce ofHe .fUiiopi .4orocae
Among 'he bcohs which have appeared tbs year al
Lepsc, Is collection OF letters never before tr i.
| "a, OF ihc Emperor Joseph H. which n F,cnt bnnn
IS engaged in trtnslatng. Several Of these e,tcr ,c
distinguished for hen sublme thought. federation
"nd phnosopny.--'Ye will quote one oftiem in order
To enable our readers TO appreciate lie merit OF the
work. Wv
Letter 2fhe Emperor Joseph n 10 q h,f'g
y" lby no means see, Muam. iitat n monarch il
uhuer me obligation Of cOnhdng charge to ono ot
ms subjects, ely because he has iccn born a mo-
blrman. Your petition docs not contain amy other
que ~ behalf Of your You state tl,ai as vonr
nusD'pJ was general, and gentleman of a ercat
~. fn rl,ft ~. ii
ness nay even company f,r your second son, ,l,o
IS Jst returned lron his travels