Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-02

lesty to the park, in Dublin, when about sepa-
rtnng from them, he addressed the people as
follows =
My Lords and Gentlemen, and mn Good
feOmanry.-l cannot express TO YOU the graft
ication feel at the warm and Kind reception
nave met with ON this day of my landing IL
mong my Irish subjects. lam obliged to YOU
all am particularly obliged by your escort
ins mc To my rery door.
q" may not be able to express my feelings
as wish. have travelled far ihaye made a
loas sea voyage-bcsdes which particular cir
cumstances have occurred, known 10 YOU all
OF which IT is better ut present not TO speak
! Upon those subjects l leave it To delicate and
generous hearts to appreciate my feelings.
This is one OF the lappicst DAYS OF nv
life. | have Ions wished to visit you-my
heart has always been Irish. From the day it
FIRST beat, have loved Ireland. This dav has
shown me that am beloved by my Irish sub
Jec's Rank, station, honors, are nothing but.
to feel that | live in the hearts OF my Irish
subjects, is, to me, the most exalted happi-
ness.
must now once more thank YOU for your
kindness, and bid you farewell Go and do
by me as shall do by you-drink my health
IN bumper; | shall drink Ill yours in "A bumper
OF good Irish whislley punch.'
The Dublin Advertiser states. that rs the
Marquis Of Londonderry Lord Castiereagh)
was preparing to enter his carriagr. he was
recognized by the people, who immediately
hauled INN with Oudhuzzas. The Noble MAJ
gus took of ms hat, and returned the shouts
oi the people, by repeatedly bowing to them.
Before ne had time To eater his carriage, gen
tlemin, Mr.. Is. Norwood, OF Townshent-street
stepped from the crowd, and addressing his
Lordship, said. Ny Lord, YOU have been
well receiTed to-day, after an absence OF up
wards oftwenty years, from the capital oryour
naive country, and we have one favor 10 ask
of you." g Ask it." said his I.ordship. g A
repeal of the Window Tax" replied Mr. Nor
wood. His Lordship, laying his hand upon
ms heart, said emphatcaiiv, " On my honor
hit Is in my power, it shall be granted" This
! declaration was received hy the people with re-
lterated shouts of applause.
The illumination, and His Naiesty's public
entry into DuhIin, was postponed until after
the Queens funeral. a, IS in excellent health
LoYpoy. (EvenilC,l Aug 10.
Hd4rich, Fi;dQy, !! O'Clock nooa.-The
squadron remins il the harhar-Mr Bailey
and his assistants have been on shore. and
have transmitted dispatches 10 london. Sc
vera! of the ships have moved To windward
The river has been covered with boats during
tie day. The squadron will not sail ill TO-
morrow Yesterday morning.
=. 4 iie i"i"WiIlS was the arrangement for the
different Erig,tcs which were to carry her late
M2jesiy's Household TO Cuxhavcn:- Glasgow.
tngate, 80 glns, Capt. DOYLE, having on board
the Royal Corpse, Lord and Lady Hood adv
Hamilton, Mr.. Austin, Dr. and Mrs. Itishinr-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. wilde. Wye, % guns.
Capt. Fisher, his wife and familv.-Tyne. %
runs, Capt. White, Chcvaiier Vassali, Cant.
Iiessc, and Mr.. Wilson. Garnet, 8 guns. Rev.
Mr. Wood on board. Rosario, 10 guns. Capt.
Simpson, Lieut.. Hownam Alderman Wood
sailed Yesterday IN one of the regular packets
| for Crjyhaven
Mr. Prougham and Sir T. Wilson, left Har-
wen for LondOnt together, in post-chase on
Friday.
YrEvyA. July 26.-The force Of the Turks
IN Nodavia amounts al this moment To 10000
men, and 90 pieces OF cannon-it is cafcuIa-
TED mat by means ofthp rcinforcements which
successfully arrive, the Ottoman army will he
augmented TO l50,on0 men. Jussof Pacha.
VINO commands in Chief, makes no secret of
ms intention topass the Pruth, and 90 to attack
! Choczim,a strong fortrcssin Russian Mo!Iay,,.
winch has a numerous garrison. The R,ss-
ans nave encamped regiment with cannon
near Scileni. The C0ssac<s have assembled
Their vessels near the river bank of the Pruth
roHr itlssian divisions have already arrived in
Hessaraba: the other Russian troons which
were TO have gone to ITALY, ard were cautioned
, NJ Folhyna, POdella, and the government Of
Rev, WILSON arrive IN Bcssarabia. This ar
my IS estimated at 13J GOO men.
Letters from COnstantinople announce that
another Turkish fleet of nine ships of war has
sailed from the DardancIles.
ONE DAY LATER FROM ENGLAND.
NEW York, September 27.-Thc shin
James cropper Capt. Bovine, arrived last
| evening, ~ % days from liverpool By this
! conveyance, The Editor of the National Advo-
| cate has received London papers of the 18th
August one day later than those brought bv
ihe Herald, ut Boston but their contents are
not important.
The brave YpsiIant is stated 10 have given
up all hopes OF succeeding in his noble design
ol delivering his country from the dominion
81 turkey, and has addressed a proclamation
to his s0liiers, in which he charges many of
| them with treachery and cowardicc, and
attributes the failure Of The enterprise TO their
dastar,ily conduct.
Ihc French papers received in London,
continue 10 echo rumours Of war, but ali
was coniectural. On this. Che Carrier
observes, " we are getting little tired of
ruinors that lead to nothing, and shall feel
inclined hereafter, to wait patiently for sub
stantal facts, instead Of feeding upon empty
surmises."
The Austrian army on the Turkish frontier
IS stated at 100000 men, and that Of Russia
at 100000
The inquest on The bodies OF the two men
who were killed by the military at the late
funeral procession ofthe Qpcn, had not finish
ed the investigation on the 10Th August. vi
was adjourned for few days Subscriptions
were opencd in London for the widows and
children of the sufferers and public meeting
were called on The subject
A Pryy Council is sail to have been held