Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-29

ed, that the sovereignty which the Porte
possessed over those countries win be lost
In addition to this, it is said, that an alarming
spirit begins 10 manifest itself at Bulgaria,
which is one of the most important provinces
OF the Ottoman Empire.--Servia too, says
an article from Frankfort, causes some dis
quetude. Notwithstanding the great conces-
sion made to the Servians by the Porte,
through the mediation of the Russian Minis
ter at Constantinople. A secret discomfort
still prevails in that province. 1t is feared
that the Servans will not let slip the oppor-
tunity TO follow the example of Wallachia
and Moldava. The Porte will have need of
large armies to keep in subsection that por-
ton of IFS subjects, who are disposed to
shake off its depotic yoke.
II is not impossible that the Turkish pow
err may be seriously shaken, ifnot destroyed,
| by these instructions. Ali Pacha has made
long and vigorous resistance, and his ex-
ample may not be lost upon his ncighbors.
| Letters from Algcsiras, dated March IL,
| state, that the rebel Ibralin Muley, the Ne
phew of the King of Morocco, is daily max
| ing progress. From Tangier he proceeded
| TO. Tetuan, which he entered on the 1st of
| March, where he was well received by the
people.
| Peace has been concluded between the Re-
| gencies of Algiers and Tunis.
1t is reported that the Emperor of Austria
has offered the King Of Sardinia corps of
| $4,000 men, provided with every necessary,
| and entirely at his disposal though COM
manded by Austrian Generals.
A duel has been fought at Paris between
| two Of the most opulent stock brokers of
| that place. One of them received shot
| and instantly expired.
The foreign papers state that Mr.. He'll
| Earth, printer at ErfiIrt, has invented press
! to print eight sheets at time. This machine,
which may be made of any size, supplies
| 1000 copies of each sheet in twelve hours,
making $4,000 sheets printed on both sides.
| The machine is put in motion by one horse,
and three men are sufficient to supply it with
| sheets and take them away. Each sheet
! perfects itself.
The Swiss Cantons, TO protect their terrific
| ~ from violation, propose Increasing their
army to $4,000 men.
| The earthquake which lately made such
| dreadful ravages in the island OF Zantc, was
also felt in the Peninsula of the Morea. The
town of Lala, it is said, has been completely
| destroyed: and more than 800 persons have
| persisted under the ruins. Several other
towns and villages have been ravaged, and
! great number of lives have been lost In
the town ofPyrgos 500 houses were thrown
down. The earthquake lasted several days,
and every day violent shocks succeeded each
| ether after intervals ola few hours.
The small poy is very prevalent at Lon
don, Liverpool, and several other towns in
England, and numbers are daily falling VIC
Tins to it.
The discovery ships, under the command
ofCaptain Parry, were to sail from Dept
ford, about the eth of April
kopt, tue merchant, who was arrested at
Liverpool on his way 10 America, arrived at
Leipsc with liismother on tho a6th of March,
and was delivered over to the Police.
Lord Castlereagh, now Marquis of Lon
donderry, vacates his seat rs representative
of the county of Down. His LordsIip, it is
stated, will be Immediately returned for the
borough of Plympton.
The Coronation is now said to be posi-
lively fixed for Tuesday the 10Th of June
next
The .Ncw Cro,cn.-This splendid. attribute
of royalty, has been deposited in the level
house, Tower. 1t is much larger, and more
magnificent, than the former Crown.
IrdPPingS Of Royaity.-The bill for his
Malestys coronation robes exceeds, it is
said, / 10000, of which E IL 900 falls to the
/ furrler's share. For the black spots OH the
inside of the robes no less that $4,000 Astra-
can lambs feet have been required.
! When Mrs. Becher late Miss O'Neill was
| presented at the last Drawing room, the King
was graciously pleased to advance three or
four steps TO meet her and extending both
his hands received and saluted her las takes
place at all presentations) with ROYAL Kiss"
The trial OF Messrs Christie, Trail and
Patmorc, for the alleged murder of Mr.
scott, In the late duel at Chalk Farm, took
place at the Old Bailey on the 18th of April
I ha Itr~x- ftar h.. -.
| an hour, returned verdict of Not Guilty.
| AT Court of the proprietors of East India
stock, resolution was agreed to, highly
complimenting Mr.. Canning for his conduct
and service while President of the Board of
Control. The motion to this effect was Sc
conded by Mr.. Perry, editor and proprietor
of the Morning Chronicle.
Thomas Palm, WAS executed at Shrews-
bury on the 10th of April. He was one of
those who riOtously assembled at that place
some time before, and injured the iron
works. Great interest was made to obtain a
reprieve.
II is said that, under the title ofregulation,
a new and heavy tax will be laid on the East
india Sugar, TO serve as a protecting duty TO
the West India planter, and to give him a
monopoly OF the home market
most magnificent silk dress has been
made IN Spitafelds. which is intended as a
present to her Majesty. 1t is superior TO
any thing OF the kind ever manufactured i'm
England. 1t will be presented to the Queen
ny Deputation of the Master Weavers of
Spitalfelds.
A CoTieGwith dispatches from the Queen
OF England, in his way to Rome, was stop
ped at Lyons, and the dispatches seized
On the Queen receiving the intelligence, a
communication was made TO Lord Castle
reagh, whoreplicd, thatinstmt inquiry would
be made Of the British minister at Paris