Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-31

of opposing with decided advantage the fl'ure
kish bands, Il they should venture TO cross the
Danube.
The city Of Adiiancple has been the tl.ca-
ire of carnage, under the pretext that the for
ncr pairarch, Cyril, who lived there in re-
tiremcn, since his abdication, was AN agent of
Russia. The Ulenas demanded his life, ard
he was hanged without a trial at the gate of
the city, as also three Bishops, anA .he
heads OF the most opulent Greek families
All the wealthy Christians have been murder
ed. The Bishop resident at Emo had lust time
10 escape. The Monks at Mount Athos were
IN the greatest alarm.
bulgaria and the defilc OF Mount IIcnus
was filled with parties oiBu,gmians, who mas
sacre all the Turks out OF revenge for the
murder OF the Patriarch Gregory, and the ho-
iy orthodox synod.
The Montenesrins, under the conduct of
'laram Boclias, have made incursons as far as
the cnHirons of Tcstse and Prcpal, where
they have carried off several heads.
Tranquility is restored in Salonica but the
interior OF Macedonia has been agitated by
several partial instructions.
| At Drama the Greek merchants have been
robbed, and many of them cruelty murdered.
The Russian Ambassador demonstrated a.
ganst the order of The Sultan, for destroying
all the Greek Churches III Cunstantiaopcbu
to no purpose. The only answer his EXcellcn-
cy obtalnct, WAS" The Sultan is absolute
masferin las empire, and state expedicncy re-
cures this measure, which he was determined
neither 10 mitigate Tor ABANDON
Two or three British seamen have been
murdered but the British Minister accepted of
slight satisfaction.
The equipment of the Turkish feet pro-
duces The greatest disorders but it appears
doubtful whether ii will ever sail. The Greeks
have captured several OF their vessels, and :,
number more, it is said have been given up by
the crews--nlany oiwhom were Greeks. The
land forces are in the most Wreichud condi-
ton. The Janizaries have made their yoicc
To be heard, and have threatened the Ministers
and even the Sultan himself. The admins
traion accuse and rccriminatc each other and
the unfortunate Minister who incllrs the dis
pleasure Of lis master, is immediately exiled.
strangled or dccapitatcd
All trade has ceased between the Isles OF the
Archipelago 4 Consiantnople. Adviccs lave
been received that several vessels under the
Greek flag are clriizing il the Egean Sea, so
as TO cut of al! relation with Egypt and nci-
Their corn nor rice can be received
In England splendid preparations are con-
inucd for the Kings Coronation, and his io,ir-
ncy 60 Ireland. Several articles upon this
subject, including the Proclamation Tor the
former event, VIII be found below
The Dukes Of York, Clarence and Sussex ::
Lord Harrowby, President j the Right Hon
| orahie Sir William Grant, and tie Rirht
Honorable George Canning are ;s.n1ng The
Commissioners TO arrange the Coronation GER
| emOrics.
The ribbon of The intended row ROYAL Or
der OF the Z" Ancient Kn;gIlta Of Cambria" is
| to bc ofleel1 green with white edges, and in
the centre Of the Star the " clsh Harp, richly
ehainced. DIR. Burgess, the Bishop of 81,
Darid's, is mentioned as The I'rclatc @; the Or
der.
Thirteen Irishmcn have been tried and
found guilty ofhaying committed riot in s.;
Giles, ON Sunday the Cd of June One ofthe
witnesses, the bcadie ofthc parish, stated that
there were 1000 IrisIimcn fighting, and brick
bats flew about Just like crows.
| A Theatrical iracas has taken place. and Mr..
EllistOn, the celebrated manager OF Drury-
Lane theatre, was horse whipped. The ag-
gressor complained of rough usage in return
The partlcswcrc before the Police. Mr.. Fish
cr, Solicitor, attending on beha of Mr. Rod
wen, SAID he was sorry Mr.. Ellston should
nave used such weapon as the one with
which he chastlscd Mr. RodWe, which instrlI.
ment was piece of wha!ebonc, about a foot
long with mob at each end. Nir. Bernie as
surcd him, that if man was to enter his house
under such circumstances, in his own defence,
nc would be justified if he shot him.
On the 9Th of June the King gave his an
nNcrSary enteftiIlnmenttOf lir Juvenile Branch
es of the Nobility, Gentry, and persons OF dis
JUNCTION. Their Royal Highncsses the Duke of
York, the Duke and Duchess Of Clarence, the
Princess Augusta, the Duchess of Kent and
the Princess Feo6or, We're present The Kira
entered the rooms set apart for tie entertain
mcnt soon after the juvenile party began to
arrive, and most ailahly conVerssd with them,
inqurinS the particulars Respecting their edu-
Gallon, &c. The scerc was truly interesting
during the Whole Of tie night, and 1t pu. one
IN mind Of The passagc. Kings shal! be- thy
nursing father"
Several splendid entertainments have lately
been given by tie nobility. The Duke Of
Wellington gave one at lis house in Piccadil-
~, on The anni'cr5lry Otthc battle OF Water
loo.
A horrid and blood-ihirsty attempt has been
made upon TIE liz, Of Major General Eadon.
at hls residence in Berkeley square, by man
named William PadmUre. of respectable an
pearance, wha, Under preicncc of communca-
Ting some private business tU the general
sought an Interview, and with Il butchers
knife stabbed him In several parts of the body,
by which lis life is placed III inc most immi-
nent danger. The prisoner was taken into
custody Immediately after TIE act.
A painful and Interesting discussion has
ta':e1 place in the House OF Lords on the
conduct of0nc Of the prclatcs OF the establish
ed Church.
Letters from Bombay, state, flat twenty
I ships have been taken up by the vigilani Go
vernon, on board Uf which GOOO troops are
embarked, destined to the Persian Gulph, 10
repair the disaster suffered by The surprise OF
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