Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-23
FOREIGN NEWS.

Capt Henry Oxford. has inst arrived from
Calcutta, li8 dir.s rom Sand Heads, ard
has pol tely furnished us with the following
intere ting ship news.
Sailed from Sand Heads in company with
ship Franklin, Obear. ios Boston, 18th July.
Left at Calcutta, snip BE Rush, Girdou,
of Philadelphia for Madras, unc. the oaIy
Am. ,esscl-amived 9th May. On LIST Of .'ap.
1921, 1T night, out DAYS, in lat. 3d. so north,
lon. co. 50 west, encountered Il violent h,,rri-
cane. WHICH hove the snip on her beam ends,
and blew away, without any sail set whatever,
her mzen mast and fore and main tapnast
and bnwsprt ;sCut away the wrtch for the
safety of the shp--at the same Time Daniel
Gates, seaman, was washed overheard and
drowned-risged the ship with Jury mast, and
arrived at Cuicutta in LIZ days,
The ship Gallatea on her way down the
river Hongly, passed on their way Up, the oil
GERS and crew Of the English ship Eclipse,
which was totally lost few nights before in
a gale ofwind, on the Mizen, between kedg.-
rec and Saugor, being outward bound
SMYRNA, August2.- THE Romulus French
so gun ship, Adrnl. Halgan, aud two Cor
,ettes, have lately arrived, making seven
French ships Of war, now at anchor in this
harbour. We have also Dutch Frigate here,
and the Medina British sloop of war. The
sail on the approach OF the Greek vessels, ITO
in number they both proceeded towards the
Island OF StanchiO, where they anchored Ia
sight Of each other, and there has been partial
fighting between them, but no general battle
has taken place.
Two Austrian vessels from Trieste, bond
10 this port, were boarded of Scio by IL
Turkish Cruizer, from Cons.an,inoplc, and
carried into that Island 10 have their papers
examined, which We're found perfectly in or
d r Ivy tie 'act, of So Tut the crew ofthr
Turkish CruiZer were DOT satisfied with it. and
themselves adjudged TIE yesssl5as Prizes
fhry consrqrts ltly began to piIla e theni. aud
attack also the crews, four Of whom wee kjl-
led. This is the only instance we have heard
OF the European flag, bring moieStcd." Lloy3.
MADRID, Sept. 5.-T'hc disappearance of
Count tl0ntez,mG, Il Grandec OF Spain. and a
descendant Of the ancient Emperors ofAtexiso,
IS the topic Of general conversation. Ii is wcli,
known that this Nobieman, vino moreover
Possesses bat very slender resources and ac-
quirements, has been repeatedly called 10 the
throne of Mexico by the descendants of the
pure race, who have great veneration for the
name lie bears, and who harassed and Cypress
ed by the cruel insurgents, whose cause thew
never espoused, ard abandoned by cur Go
vernmeat, too weak to project them, are
anxious to procure Il protector, and think that
no other Offers to chem stronger guarantees
than this Scion from the Imperial stock
| llowefer this may be, lie future Emperor
| is accompanied. in his expedition by Col,
RGtalde, a celebrated Revolutionist and, il is
said, has embarked at Bordeaux.
To the Editor oftBe London Morning Chronicle
SIR-My attention was drawn this day ~
! q letter in The Times newspaper of this NOR.
ming, said TO have been written at Pans the
9Th of September in which the writer j.
made to state the Turport of Il conversation IL
legged to have taken place at Paris with Dr..
| Antomarchi on the preceding day. In order.
to prevent yourself and the pubic from helm.
| imposed upon by repetition OF the t,,brica-
ed letter purporti to have come from s.
Helena, beg to inform you that DIR. Ants
march, is now in London, which he has never
| Quilted since his arrival from ST II lena sere-
raj lcesks GgO The Letter in question is, there
fore, nai estIy forgery made TO ausweTtLe
purposes of some designing persons.
am, sir, your most obedient,
Il coaSfanf Reader
friend, who has had the opportunity of
peruslng some late London papers. remarks
upon the peculiar bias and temper of those
prints The .dUhiag Chronicle, as usual, is
the able advocate Unpopular rights whilst tn,
Courier, the leading ministerial josrnal, treat.
the people with the most supprciOus con-
tempt. As an example OF this tone OF ex-
preston, communication in The Courier IN
Inmates the propriety Of dealing with The
London popuacP, when tney submit to any
arbllrary mandate Of ministers as the Chinc5t
had been served on aplt:iclIlar occasion, which
, IS nothing less than scattering upon a collec
ton oT the citizens mixture Of filth and or
due by means ofan engine constructed for the
purpose. The (oHiier also quotes an opinion,
given by Judge Edward Law, late lord EHenho
rough, that the military, in sudden emergcn
cy, may act agains; an assrmbiage OF the pec-
pie without the presence OF a magistrate or q;
any peace officer whateYar. This opinion was
given in FelTu1Fy 1891. The quotation %
T. Il in September, 1891 in "A case where a cor
or'r's inquest had brought in verdict ofiunr
Z Ter by the sOidiery upon the bpdy OF ci;i
Z zen Of London, rs q iusifving authority fil
{ the Use Of military force in dcrogatiOn of lbs
. powers oi the civil inaSistracy, denotes moi
! oily ihe pr0Grrs-. bat the Ii7ciig 0ft1e das
D pGism of the British crown. The cOntrnptJ
Gus WY in which The CoWiT tr'ats the PEG.
. pie IN body exactly spOndsWitn tbern-
e ployment of the arnyto qIeil the community
q for 1t is perfectly COusOnapt tu the spirit o
tyranny 90 cndcavour 20 degrade those WI,
) upon The least fnhing fault With government
O. are given over, without the Intervention %
G civil lustica 60 the s1hres OF the horsegunrd5
T. Oac part OF the Chinese pirn of reform, ",
y have still TO state il IS tiIe spriakliHg ofthos,
IS who approve The royal and ministerial polics
% with fragrant waters. Should the scheme bl
j. adopted, the British press at Boston and "a,
g Royal Gazette here cannot fail 10 rcccv,
p their share ofthc lnerited perfume.
g There is likewise, in The London PAPER
I q At