Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-22

riand upon this river the indirect taxes from
tie subjects ofAnhalt? Six months have i'm
e. already passed since the first vessel was
stopped, and the reiterated representations
otthe government of Anhalt ON this open Vi
"a'ion ot positive treaties continue to lie UNI
successful. The Duke OF Anhalt has iouad
h.'nseli Obliged to appeal 10 the Germanic
confederation.
All the world is curious 10 seem what man
ncr the Germanic confederation will perform
lhis hrst experiment OF its competency and
Il IN the year 1921, in the centre of Europe.
state OF small consequence, can maintain
oSaint power of the first rank, right which
is at once without doubt and beyond all ex-
ceptl9n. The Wisdom OF great cabinets will
on TINS occasion be elnplo yed TO make known
to the world that in the new order of Eu-
rope the least estate MAY consider itself in
perfect security by the side of the greatest.
Eut, moreover, il is the character, eminently
just ol,d honorable, of his Majesty the King
VI Prussia, which win receive on this occa-
$40 me most unequiYocal homage, when a
negooor, who in his circu scribel sphere
lniSh1 hare TO fear in q thousand circum-
stances the vengaonc OF the powerful. can
mnrcn with Arm step in the way that its
0Ities to ITS owa subjects point ont, ana Sc
Gre, tosethec with the honour of their fami
II, the lmprescgiptihle rights Of all the Sc
F. ON he " York Connercicl .4,yertiser.l
The arrival of the Albion furnishes us with
ITany articles in relation to the affairs of
Moidavia, Walachia, Constantinople &c
They are of considerable interest. thourh
very contradictory. Some articles state
tn2t Prince ipsilanti has set cut for the
ponub" with onlv 5000 men and tro pieces
Ga cannon. On the other hand, some ac-
counts state his force IT coco. and others at
$4,000, and well provided. 1t is also said
that the Greek islands and the NTorna have
fefoited and mustered many Of the Turks.
!f appears certain liy Intelligence from Leip-
sic, -. t'efershus5, and Erandcnhurgh, that
me Greefs VINO are scattered over the Con-
unent, Whether as students, merchants, or in
wlateyer OF capacity. are hastily turning
Their steps homeward. If this enthusiasm he
really Tell, the Porte viii have AN arduous
struggle TO make, before it can hope to ter
inmate the business.
AZ first IT is said to hive been the detcrmi
nation ofthc Russian and Austrian courts. to
%aeupy Waiachia and MoIdayia, as they have
zone Naples, ana thus smother the insurrec-
Ion. but on more deliberate consideration.
they nave come % the resolution of observ-
IN z street neutrality. They have, in conse-
fVeHce dispatched instructions TO all the
local authorities OF both Empires, on the
frontiers, to prevent, as much as possible, all
coinmuNc1tlon with the rcvoltcd districts,
anu not aIlow'any individuals ofether king
com To pass the frontier without the assign
ing OF some good reason. With regard TO
tle military, the orders are still more strict.
me police being commanded 20 put under
immediate arrest any soldier, or soldiers who
iniSlI 'tempt to pass the frontiers to Join
the 3"volutonists.
" 20 the 2Cth Of March, Prince YpsiIanti
- Irl-i cI,, 2. l.. L l.
iuent-tdere had been nothing but prepare
lion.
me revolutionary army IS generally COM
Pn'ed ut about 5000 men; hat they have Meth
errecelvcd, nor are they likely TO receive.
any toreign Did. Many ofthe Greeks of Bull
Sara have joined the corps of Ypsilanti.
Another body has been organized by n Greek
named Aarabia. The Porte has declared
1hca Alexander SuZzo traitor. 1t is af-
hfmed, That Two different parties in Wallachia
have declared against the Ottoman authori-
ty; but that there is want of harmony he
Themselves. Its added, that fortune
ms become favorable 70 Ali Pacha, and that
re now mum IS no less than 25.OoOm men I'M
der his standard
Among our foreign extracts, the reader
VIII tind the particulars of the recent chan
gcs IN the Turkish ministry. They certainly
indicate extreme embarrassment mt Constan
uH"Ple'-but Ia system so Thoroughly Vi
cicus and diseased as that Of Turkey, no du-
rable or sensible advantage can be derived
from mere change in the persons cornoris
ing TIE administration of the day We are
told, however, in an article from Odessa.
harch 20, that the Porte seems determined
10 display the greatest energy on this occa-
SION, ann will adopt decisive measures. So
tney dld year or two ago, against Ali Pa
cla but he has held out, and even vet bids
ihen deiifncc. The sacred standard OF Ma,
monet, we are told and the most revcrrd
insignia fLhe Mussunen, have been ,lisplav
"'i from the walls of the Santa Sophia. This
standard, and these insignia, are never mo
duced, except when the political safety of
LIE Empire, or the existence Of Islasnl. is
lnenaced. lfthey inspire the fcrocious en-
thusiasm which is desired, humanity will have
10 oeplore scenes OF carnage, and modes of
obstruction, which IT is fearful to think Of |
There will be blood enough 10 satisfy fine |
most calculating Spectator i'm revolutions.
The troops which the Porte has success |
ssveiy sent from Constantinople to the Isle of |
Candla, have been vanqtIi5hcd. The insur- |
gent AFTER making great carnage, took pos |
session OF all the forts on the island, on which !
thoy have holsted the Independent flag. A |
Greek squadron, consisting of vessels, well |
armed, IS united at the Isle of Idra.
The King Of the Netherlands has issued !
decree prohibiting the importation of slaves |
INTO any Of his foreign countries, particularly |
that of Surinarn.
Adyccs from Italy, arc to the middle Of |
April. I'm Naples few of the writer's venture
70 ailnde to political subjects, and therefore
little light is thrown on the il, 'erual situation |
OF the country. Among tn, decrees nassrj
oy the restored government, is one for esta-
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