Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-18

Some sensation had been produced Ut Vi
eniIa by sile recall oi the Austrian Minister and
Consul from Lisbou, which Was considered |
prcsage of war. The Austrian government |
had addressed the representatives OF forcignl
courts ON the subject in moderate and pacific |
tone.
The Spanish loan of 200 600, 900 reals had
been taken up in Paris. The political state
of Spain remained undisturbed, aud the rava-
Ses of the fever undiminislled, although the
increasing GOODNESS ri the season, ii was sup
posed, must speedily abatc its virulrnce. The
mortality In many places WAS extreme, sweep
Ing oil most OF the inhabitants, and leaving the
atmosphere corrupted by the unburcd DO
dies. Al Barcelona, the deaths averaged 10
each day; ut Malaga, from 10 tol2: at Heres
and Llhya, The fever also had made its appear
ancc; Tortosa was nearly depopulatcd most
of the physicians in the different towns had
fallen s;craiices, and the sick were destitute
of all attendance.
New York papers of the 18th of October
had reached London, and copio,ls extracts
from them are made by the English journals.
Callava's protest, &c. are published in them.
The disturbances continued i'll Ireland.-
Houses were plundered for arms, and muir
ders perpetrated, notwithstanding the efforts
oil the magistrates and the Catholic clergy to
restore order.
The weather was very mild in Eugland.-
Apple trees were III blossom on the LIST of
November.
| Died at Paris, Cardinal Prrigord.
| The American minister at London has COM
planned to the government that dispatches for
INN had been seized by the officers OF the out
posts In consequence, an order has been
issued to remedy the evil complained of.
.1mesicsn.
| liverpool Markets, Toe 5.
Ashes, Pot, 80 a 10 !; Pearls fls. Cd. a 42s
The demand for ashes had greatly subsidized,
and the sales consisted only OF 100 barrels
| prime New ork, at 40s, and about 100 Mon
treals, at BIS. Cotton. Sea Island, ID. to os
Sd; Upland, ~ To IL; N Orleans. 81 10 Isl
The private sales had been limited through
out the week, owing to Il large quantity being
advertised at public sale. Flour, 80 To 10, free
QUO barrels PhIiadeipha, in bond, had been
sold at 20 to so; Qucrctron Bark, II to 10:
hice, ID to 10, IN bond, and little doing; Tar,
II to II Tobacco, James River. , I-2 To IL;
stcmmcd 3 to Z Turpentine, 10 to 1873
Corn Exchange, Nov. e-The supply of
| most grain this week has been moderate, vet
little demand for wheat, except prime new. in
perfect condition, which sold as high as on
Monday. All other descriptions are heavy
Kent aud Essex wheat is 40 10 sos.
| LONDON; Oct. 30.-Great preparations are
making to have the repairs at Carilun-palace
completed by the kings arrival Report SAYS
| that one 0fihe most sunptuous entertainments
is M preparation, To which all the nobility ,g;M-
oW political distinction, will be invited immc-
dIateiy upon his Majesty's return.
British Press.
Oct. 81 On the Russiaii ukase relative to
the Trade of the Alleutian Islands, and the
north west coast of America, (which we pub
lished some days ago,( the Journal Des De-
bates makes the following remarks
We must observe that this is the first
known act OF sovereignty by which the Empe-
ror oil Russia determines in Il fixed manner the
maritime limits Of the immense territory hi
tnerto described under the vague name of
Russian America. The uiase coinpr,.hcnds
w!'nin lis limits great part of The discoveries
oi Cook, Vancouver, and Quadra hut it an
pears To limit considerably the extent ofthe
RUSSIAN establishments, which according TO
tne latest y0yagers, already touched upon Ca
lliornia There remains still to BIZ, determined
the inland boundary where Russian America
approaches the territories held TO belong To
the English United Company Of Canada, and
hadson's Bay. Iii great phenomenon thus
10 see TWO European powers. having made the
tour oil the globe each from his own side meet
ana come III contactin regions yet scarcely
known.
The provisions of this ukse are are inte
resting not only to the English and the Ane-
I1cans, but also to French pavigators who fol-
Lowing the traces of Marclant or Balgueric,
may undertake expeditions for commerce or
fishing in these distant coasts''
Paris oct. GA report prevailed Yesterday
that Persia had declared war against Turlse = i,
that hos'ities mad commenced, and that the
Perslans had obtained the first advantages
| Ihe disease at barcelona presents this TN
| fortunate phenomenon. 1t was expected that
the rainy season would reduce the violence of
the cOntaglon, but the contrary has proved The
fact
| The following is the state OF health of the
public establishment of that city, from the 9Th
| to the eth October inclusive
| Deaths, GAG
| Cufeu, III
Fallen Sick, 783
Previously existing Sick, 755
(.HemoriaI Bearndis)
| a letter from Genoa, dated the 18th of Oc-
tober, states, that notwithstanding the encou
raging news received from the ports oil
France, the Council of Health enforccs the
quarantine of 50 days at the Lazaret of Varje-
marc, IN the Gulf of Spezza, in the strictcst
manner.
Ii is said, that along the line of road thro'
winch the Emperor of Russia passed, he
heard nothing on the part of the soldierv.
the people, and the clergy, but cry of war
against the murderers Of the Greeks
.hT-La- ChaPeILe, Oct. 2i.-An extraordina-
ry Courier, expedited from St. Petersburg.
has arrived at Berlin. lie has brought to the
Prussian cabinet dispatches which, il is assert
ed, are of the highest Importance. II IS said
that they contain the confirmation ofthe news
which has already been circulated, that tae
Itussian government has formally rejected the
proposition which has been made to it, that a
congress should be assembled to discuss fhe
affairs of Turkey.