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

RUSSIA VIII soon repair TO that capital, and
that they vii have interviews with the Kings
OF Prussia, the Low Countries, Bavaria and
Wrtembu"g. The Russian troops continue
their marca for Italy, where the Isl column
was expected ON the 2lst OF April. General
trimoat Will retain tine superior command of
the Austrian troops, which will remain for
four years in the kingdom of Naples. AS
soon us all the provinces shall he entirely re-
duced to submission third of the Austrian
army will quit Naples TO return to Upper
Italy.
letter from Madrid OF the 9th of April,
says" 1t is with much satisfaction that
have to inform You of something more than
Il mere prospect OF the acknowledgment of
the independence OF South America, by the
Spanish government, which win if admitted,
put stop To any further eGiusion of blood
ON the other side OF the Atlantic The ne
gotlations which are going forward are of a
very concilatory nature"
a knife is 10 DC seen at the warehouse of
Messrs. Rogers s. Sons, Sheffield, of curious
and exquisite workmanship. and containing
no less than one thousand eight huntired and
t'centy-one bidteS, and other instruments,
surrnounted by crown of gold, at the top of
which twenty-onc blades are Inserted
Ten millions of specie, in go Id, are said TO
have lately been coined in the Royal Mint
and are now ready to be issued at the Bank
of England.
m-Boats now navigate the Wolga, and
go TO and from Astracan, AN immense dis
lance from st. Petersburg.
Captain Parry gave superb dcieune on
board the Fury, of Deptlord, on Wednesday
se'nnight, to the Lords Of the Admiralty and
many other distinguished personages, pre-
yious to his proceeding ON his voyage TO the
North pole.
True bills have been found by the grand
Jury at the MidAlescx Sessions against Ro-
bert NardclI, the younger editor of The State
man newspaper, on two indictments; John
Thelwall, editor Of The Champion; Patrick
keileher editor OF THE Real John Bull and
Thomas Dolby. The London Grand Jury
have also returned true bills against Mary
Ann Garlic, and j. l.. Turner, all for the
publication of seduous lhels. The whole of
these Indictments were preferred by The Con
sttutonal Association for opposing the pro-
gress OF disloyal and seditious principles
Numiier ct persons committed fog trial for
criminal offences, in England and Wales, in
the last seven years:-l811, C,5oo: in 1915.
7,8l8 in 1916, 1901 in 1911, 1880: in
1913, 1857 in 1919, 1884 I'm 1920, 49,
no. Ofwhom were executed in l3I4,10 per
sons DO. ii 1917, 81 do. in 1916, 50 do. in
1877, ll5 do. in 1Gl8, 81 do. in 1919, 1903 ::
do. in 1890, IO7.
The author OF the celebrated northern no
ve!s, is again in the press, with the Buccan-
eer. Hi. Or.
LoNDoN, April 25.-Et would appear from
the French Papers, that NOTWITHSTANDING the
Joy with which the Austrians were received
by the Neapolitans, the former have suffered
so much from assassination that they find it
necessary To take measures, to dsarm the
people that Gaeta has not yet surrendered,
that bands of partizans are forming at Aria
no, and that Sicily has declared itself indie
pendent. \ body of 5000 Austrians have
been sent from Naples to The Calabrias, and
another Austrian division has received or
ders TO march into the province OF Basilcata.
imam articleirom Vienna OF the 9th, It appears
that the marching oftroops for Italy was still
continued and that so few were left in Aus
tria, that the service Of Vienna, Lintz, and
number of other cities was discharged by the
civic guard. Circumstances never could be
more favorable for the supposed designs of
the Autocrat OF Russia on Turkey.
LIyERPooL, May 1.-The eyes of all Fu-
rope are turned 70 the Turkish provinces Of
Moldavia and Waliachia, but the accounts
from these provinces are sovari0us and con-
Trajectory that Il is impossible to pronounce
upon the vera"ity of almost any part of
them. All that is known, with any certain
~, amounts to this-thaf the Russian Prince
YpsiIanti has placed himself at the head of
number of Greek malcontents. and that
the lnsurrectionary movements of the Prince
andhis followers have thrown the Turkisi,
empire into state of agitation and alarm
This, however, is no proof that the rebellion
IS OF formidable nature, for dcspotic gov
efnments are at ali times extremely susccpti-
bic OF panic; knowing that their rule is
founded on injustice, their situationin politics
resembles that OF the situation Of dslinuueufs
IN morals, and they are continually haunted
ny tie fear Of retributiOn. Absolute SWAY
deSradcs alike the governor and the govern
ed, and no aphorisn car be more true than
that tyranny never fixes one end Of chain
round the ancle OF slave, but Providence
rivcts the other round the neck of his tvrant.
By strange nfatuatiOn, men in power are
apt to suppose that their security and happi-
ness are increased by am unlimited extension
OF their prerOgativcs, but no s;ippositon can
be more erroneous and the greatest injury
Minister of State can infiict upon his Sovc-
reign, IS to render his sway absolute. This
IS a truth that cannot be too strongly insist
ed upon, nor can there any where be found
a stronger Illustration Of the fact than in the
teYerish agitations OF Turkish diyan. It is
impossible at present to pronounce, with any
degree OF certainty, upon the extent and Oh
lect of the Greek insurrection ACCORDING
to some accounts, the seditiOn is confined to
the provinces of Moldayia and Wallachia.
while others state that the revolutionary
flame has extended to Ser,ia, Albania. the
Morca, and the Greek Islands. On the sub
Ject OF the immediate cause Of the revolt.
and Of the object proposed to be obtained by
1t, we are yet wholly in the dark but we
strongly suspect that there does not at the
present day exist amongst this degenerate
race OF men any remains OF that spirit which