Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-16

iaWS uie pecree ioi the organization OF the ac-
tive Militia and the projectofihc Organic De-
cree as to the Naval Force. The Cortes is to
he installed on the cath September, because
this day can hardly fail to ,emind both that
and other nations of the vdour of the Span
iards against their foreign e,emies, their CON
stancy in adversely, their desire and purpose to
live gust liberty, and Their loyalty and love
10 the august person and family ofthe King.
PORTUGAL.
Lisbon papers had been received in London
TO the 18th of August. We find no extracts
relating directly to the afaits of Portugal. At
the sitting of the Cortes OH the 18th of Au-
gust, sundry dispatches Were read relating To
the late occurrences at Brazil They spoke of
plots, aud disaieciions, and Vaccinations, of
a hidcous disposition" which excites to disu-
mite the Portuguese of the two hemisphcres.
1t appears that the Junta of Bahia has refused
To act under the government of the Prince
Regent at Rio Janeiro, or any government ex-
ccpt directly under tile King. The Cortes
highly approve of this resolution, (for what
reason we cannot devine.)
GERMANY
The German papers are chiefly filed with
letters and accounts, of almost every descrip-
t,on and complexion, relating to the affairs of
the Greeks and Turks. A Venice article of
the 10Th says that the King of England will
w MS WISH To MS Han
oVerlan dOmnions. 6" 1t is expected his ma
jesty will arrive about the 28th of September :.
Prince Esterhazy, who announced this news.
has given orders for the necessary preparations
at his seat of Eissentadt, to receive George III.
on ms way hiher. His majesty will make a
short stay amongst us, as he will depart in DC
tobcr to return to England, taking Paris in
his route tIlither"
There has been an ARRAY at Dantzic. between
the Jews and Christians, which was not ter
minated without bloodshed
The brussels Oracle Of the 18th of August
says that they value the property which Boz
naparte placed III the different banks, at
36,OOO,000 harcs. AS to the Memoirs which
he wrote at St. Helena, it appears certain that
there exist three copies of them; but it seems
doubtful whether they will be delivered to the
printer for some time To come
NAPLES.
Letters from Naples mention, that reso-
luton has at last been taken to exile a certain
number of persons who took more or less
distinguished part in the revolution. The list.
ii Is said, will extend to about ninety persons.
including Poeiro, Borelli, Arcov;to, Petronelli,
&c. Liberty will be given them to reside in
Austria, Prussia, or Russia.
Aietterirom Palermo states, that the Sicilian
government had concluded AN agreement with
Nj. NJ. Rothschild and Agerman, for the loan
OF thousand ounces OF gold The conditions
are the same as those stipulated for the loan
OF ten millions, previously effected by the Ne
apOlitan Government.
THE GREEKS AND TURKS.
Inc papers, as usual, abound with letters.
anu extracts IRON. ,,ie continental papers, rela-
tive TO the affairs of the Greeks and Turks +:
but they are equally as unsatisfactory and con-
Trajectory as former accounts have been. We
nave made few extracts, and have also epI-
tomzed the different rumors.
letter received in this city from Liverpool.
dated September l, states that rl,mor was
alioat IN the Exchange in London, at O'Clock
L. NJ. of August so, that the Emperor Alex
ander had declared war against the Turks ::
and Liverpool paper of the same date, con
tains similar story. This is news which we
should like exceedingly to hear corroborated
but,
The British Traveller of the evening of the
5oth, ina postscript dated at half past O'Clock,
says" We stop the Press To- announce the fol-
lowing important intelligence:
ROYAL EXCHANGE.
~ THREE O'CLOCK.
Inc Levant Company have received an
express, that the TURKS HAVE AGREED
TO THE ULTLMaTU.I OF RUSSIA.
Stocks have risen in consequence, one per
cent"
rms account, from the shape in which it
comes, Is entitled to much more credit than the
other, although the other purports to be two
nours later. And If it it be true, the SO Inter-
Jude of Grecian Liberty is over, and the cur
tam falls again, of darkness and despotism."
But we have neither time nor room TO indulge
in speculation
Inc Greek nation j. engaged in the forma-
llon OF government, to he exercised by Sc
nate and Deputies from the Peninsula and
various Islands. Leontari, near the centre of
morea, Is chosen for the seat of government.
The Turks are feeble in tle Morea, but in the
northern provinces their power is completely
established.
The major part of the accounts are rather
IN favor of the Greeks There is a fragment
oil an address from Germano, Archbishop of
Achala, dated Calavryta, I'd of July, announc-
ing that the whole of the Peloponnesus is in the
hands of the Greeks. Lali, Dinictzana, Carl
tene, Phanar Tripolitza, Calavryta, Vastitza.
and Monembasia, are free under the colors of
me cross Seven hundred and twenty four
villages are besides liberated from the yoke of
the Turks, who, shutup in the fOrtresscs, must,
II Is said, be soon starved into a surrender =
The story about the great victory gained over
the Turkish fleet was premature. AT the last
dates, the fleet was on its way, with strong
force, TO succor the Turks in the Morea. If
the Grand Scignior should succeed through
the mediation of G. Britain, TO pacify the Gar,
1t IS doubtful whether he could succeed in in
dncinS the Asiatic hordes TO return 10 their
territory without the expected spoil, or bring
the inhabitants of the Porte TO witness tran
qinily the reconstruction Of the christian
churches 1t is asserted i'm an article from
POsen, tina; the Russian troops cautioned ON
the Duna, had broken up forthe southern from
tiers.
There IS another report that the Diyan has
accepted the mediation of England. In the