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


success OF all efforts for this purpose will MAIN
" depend upon the continuance of domestic
lranquiIiity-and his Majesty confidently re-
lies upon your utmost eXertions i'm your seyc-
raj counties, in enforcing obedience TO the laws.
and IN promoting harmony and concord a.
mongst all descriptions of his Maiesty's SUBJ
jects."
The Paris Journals of Sunday have arrived
this morning. The debate ON the restriction of
the ournals andpcriodical writings was resum-
ed In the Chamber of Deputies on the preceding
DAY, ana was further al iourned to Monday.
Inc Keeper of the Seals stated, that confor-
manly to the general wish of the assembly, it
might soon he his duty TO propose repressve
law in substitution of the Censorship.
1hese Journals merely give further extracts
rom the English papers relatively TO the
oeath OIL boNAPARTE, ON which they make no
comments. The Gazette dc France alore adds:
1t Is asserted that BoNAPARTE has left forty
millions Lfrdncs,) which sum is deposited in
the Tower of London. His son is heir to this
private property"
The following is the only article of inteli.
gence worth extracting:
From The Borders Of The Danube, J,ire c5.
Commercial letters received from Vienna
ny the last courier, give news relatively to
L PsILANTI, which is SO much the more inter-
estinS, rs the Gazettes of the Austrian capital.
Tor some time past, appear disposed to main
tam more reserve respecting the forces united
under That chief. According TO these letters.
| the army OF fPsILANTI consists of $4,000
effective men, well armed, well clothed and
disciplined and exercised upon the European
system. It's also well provided with the ne
cessary artillery
LoSpoN, July ls.-Dutch papers arrived
TINS morning. The following are extracts.
FEAYKFoRr, July 5.--Accoumts from, O,les-
sa OF 18th June, says, that Since the 9Th four
teen vessels had arrived with fugitves from
Cons'antInopie who brought the melancholy
Information thattlie killing and imprisonment Of
! the Greeks still continued
| Tie fears entertained BY the owners of the
carsoes OF corn which have been detaincti at
Constantinople, have proved unfounded the
turks nave pad FOR the cora ut the rate OF 10
p astres per isio, 80 that the eze;wert which
costs at Odessa 90 ro,Iblrs has been sold at S3
ronhes. This unexpected result has immedi-
ately led 10 further spcculatiuns.
1T was again asserted Mt Odessa that the
tricks IN hollavil had defeated The Turks
before lbraiiow on the ST June.
BRUssELs, July 9.-Mcssrs. Horc and Co.
gave notice on the 9Th instant, upon the Tx
change at Amsterdam, that Notwithstanding
tneir en'!el'o'Ts the Finance Committee of
tne spanish Cortes, without giving them pre-
ri0nS uaice, had proposed in the sitting of the
9Sth June, 20 liquidatc the arrears of the in
tefes! OF The debt ducto Holland by means Of
certificates ofthe administration of the public.
credit not bearing interest, and that il is with
such certificates that the other creditors of
Spain are paid. They add, that this report
though entirely opposite TO the proceeding Oh
this important question, was adopted by the
Cortes, aitera very short discussion
BRussELs, July 9.-Prince Metteruich has
arrived at his domain, Joannisberg. Many
other diplomatic characters belonging to In.
different Cabinets of Europe intend to visit the.
baths near the Rhine. The presence Of the
hInS OF Prussia III those parts happening az
the same time, IL is thought likely that con-
ierences (oi course CONFIDENTIAL may take
place Oh many important ubiects.--The
FRINGE OF partanna arrived at Brussels on the
dtl, gong to Lond0nas Ambassador Extra
ordinary from the King Of Naples
CEPHALoNIA, Juue, 2-We learned yestrr
day that Vrachori, the capital Of Eto!ia. rcyol-
lcd on receiving the news Of the death OF the
fatliarrh; The Turks were mastered, and Ia.
synaguoSucs as well as the mosques have been
burnt down. The banks ofAnatolia and Mis-
solunshl, bear now no other flag than that of
the Cross, and we reckon in the waters of the
IIorea 90 Greek cruisers which are daily SUP
Piled by them with provisions
Letters from Salonichi say that the Turks
nave massacred great part of the rich mer-
chants, and thai those who have been able to
escape have taken refuge in Trickeri, an ISL
and situated in the Gulf of Vcu. This port is
now one OF the stations of the insurgents who
communicate with those of Mount Pelican.
and OF the Cantcn ofZagora the eastern part OF
Thcssaly
Letters from Ceriso (Cythera) say thatia
Crete, the Siacoes, united with the peasants
ol The mountains, closely blockade the Turks
IN the iortresses, where they are obliged to
snut themselves up. All the Islands of the Ar
chlPeIago, except those of Trio and Seyros,
nave raised the standard of the Cross, and the
commerce between Egypt and Constantinoplc
Is wholly intercepted by the armament of the
holy League of the Greeks. As for Epirus,
we known that Ali Pacha holds out success
inliy. Orta Zagorig, and all the districts
ihhaDEcd by the Christians, united with the
Armatotis, daily obtain some advantages over
the Turks. Macedonia and Illyria may be
considered as perfectly free, and whatever
'urn affairs may take, it is probable that these
provinces, which have never been PERFECTLY
subjected, will not fall again under the auts6-
rity Of the Sultan
We learn that our Government has resolved
strictly to enforce the Treaty of a1st March
1900, according to which " the Barbary corsair,
cannot navigate within 10 miles west of the
lonlan sea-" The benefit Of this neutrality
extends " independently of the islands situated
from Arlonc in the Adriatic TO Cerigo, into the
Archipelago of the Egean Sea-" which leaves
fine line of operation for the vessels fighting
under the flag ofthe Cross, since the barbara
ans OF Africa cannot approach the coasts of
the continent and Ofthe Morea without direct
y violating the positive stipulations of tire
Treaty Of 1900.
"One Of the preparations making for the
kIN io fi,, Il. A.