Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-07

Ai;cra careful examination of lhc several Internal
pdrts Ol the body, the whole of the Medical Gentle
men present ooneurrcd IN report ON their appear
aucc. This report i iucosed
shall cause the body TO be Inferred with the ho-
nors due 20 General Officer of the highest ,ank
have entrusted this despatch TO Can,an Crokn,
q! his Maesy's 20th regiment. who was the Orderl,
0ihcer IN attendance upon the person of Napoleon
DOnaparle, NJ the Time OF his dccease lie embarks
On board has Majesty ; sloop Heron, which Rear Adj
nird ianbcrt has detached from the squadron under
las command, with the intelligence. have. &c. &c
- Ill. LOWE, Lieut.. General.
10 the Right Hon the Earl Bathurst, X &. &c.
&c. &c.
Prirdie Correspondence
Our private correspondence from Paris comniuni-
Gates an official answer from The Emperor of Austria
~ reputation at the provincial States who had of.
iecd their congratulations the rvcSablishment of
peace M Italy, wherein his Imperial Majesty is pleas
ed 10 st'smaiiZe the iusurrccon of the Greeks us The
result ol conspiracy not less crmi',aI than that of
Naples, and promises Ia do much for the rcposc
and happiness OF she TuIAs as he has already done
Tor those oi the i;;lians.
fA"rs, June Sit appears almost certain that
the Emperor OF hfs>la has no intention of declaring
IN favor OF the Greeks and his us,rious aliv
Tie Emperor ol Austria, the following intelligence will
| clearly show his disposition -
i he Emperor oi Austria the 9th of June rcCciv-
Ell dcpuaiion nj the provincial OF Austria to
congratulate him On his having re-cstabsled peace
ana tranquility in Italy, his having overhrown fac
non and restored legitimate power. In long answer
witch he returned, the following is the most re-
| markable passage:
=" Providence has permitted great evils for the sake
oil teaching great lessons. At the moment when we
were occupied with the re-esablishnent o ranuuill-
~ at Naples, another conspiracy, net less criminal,
broke out in an empire Immediately adjoining mine
he authors of all these plots thought themselves sure
oi victory they forgot that firm policy can defy any
| danger however great or sudden. With the faithful
an" constant cooperation OF my allies, will maintain
peace" sc.
| MOVING BOG
Extract ef a letter tom n Geaq'saan at Cl,yu to a
| friend az .jthtOne dated ,fi,ly T. 1921
: Since had the pleasure of seeing YOU have
nliu daily visit TO the moving bog and have TO in
form you, that IN addition 20 the destruction YOU wit
messed, there are upwards Of 200 acres Of corn
leiu', meadows pastures, and low lands covered. IT'S
'no'lon since, continued in slow, hut certain pace
along the valley below the ancient hrdp, of Imam II
Is rather singular to state, iha from its igst eruption
tuesday. the 10Th ult it continued immoveahlc. "a,
To Saturday the Sob, when il commenced 10 spreni
anu RAISE us surface, as deScribed--On reaching the
MINUS oil hoheen the property of Ambrose Cos. Esq
~ or about the hour Ui O'Clock this morning
the entire population Of this town and ncghhorhoot
were again thrown INTO extreme confusion, by ii es
cohNuislon OF It's leading and terrific front, which
roiieI the pasture lands mountains high before it, and
pressed with great velocity across the glen toward,
| ""ohheid House the seat of Abraham Fuller, Es1
who has NJ presentncary 1000 men cmbanking before
ms dNclhm. "nGeayoU,ing 10 direct its ia The
! Inc al bpyhau. hin
| " Is At tins moment three clock, within 20
retcheN of Nooddcld bridge, but certain is that ere
| us reaches YOU, the road and bridge will be either
covered, OF overturned, thereby cutting of the COM
municaton between Clara and Moatc by Woodicd
on ut south and east sides, ii has also overrm the
meadows and corrields, tic owner is cutting down
ue green corn for his starving ,caile. The corn
| held~ aud meadows near the Old Mil, over and
tF"ish WHEN we passed with ease Oh MONDAY, are
no" buried beneath huge masses Of this floating
| element and tlc upper country i completely nun-
,''ici, threatening desolaon the surrounding in-
| habauis
here Is no knowing whcrcthis evil may end :;
tic calamity, II is Considered will be ncalrullIe
Slpu't " Hci INTO contact with the of k.vl,ult-
la' OF winch there is at present very little doubt
1t - really hIdrscrihabiu the immense Numbers
t'ia nave visited dis phcnomenon. the roads are
nearly impossible, as hundreds hourly pass
irg and requesting"
Pans, July Ali Pacha holds on, wih success
''ccdonIa and !ilyIia may be regarded entirely
.e''. Inc bdrbary powers will not be Suffered 20 ma
'is"te within forty miles 10 the oil the iouiam
The English soldiers in the Ion;an isles are said TO
nearby desire Inc success OF the Greeks.
| LoSD0N, July l.i.--Leucrs iron, Cronstadi assert
that the Turks entered IIssav on the 18th OF last
month: Nothing certain Is known respecting the
alaseA triumphs OF fpsilant. This Chieilin was in
lhe en'rons OF 'umlnick OH the i7th with body OF
men consisting OF 5000 The Austri.tns carefully
hetp t"ef barrier on the frontier, and refuse pas
sage 10 every individual. The Vienna Papers state
tat tins caution is absolutely necessary as the Quo
man troops carry The plague along with them in their
mafch ne Greeks continue To fall victims 10 the
cruelty dnd rapHciiy OF the Turks for every one of
Uat nation distinguished hy riches talents is mark
eu out Tor assassination. Its said that the inhabitants
OF The Greek Isles have very generally resolved TO
exchange tier present hbtltions tor the security of
1mcrca. THIS enterprise is attended with immense
hcul!es hut should The Turks eventually prove
successful IN the present conflict the determination
o. inc Greek name will be scarcely sufficient gga-
uiy their thirst uf vengeance
fdr!AImeH- In the House OF LorIs. on Monday
last, the Hdshandry Horse Duty Repeat Bill, was
read third lime and passed. And on Tuesday, the
Duke OF Clarences Annuity B. was read a third
time and passed.
la The House OF Commons much Interesting matter
came incidentally before the House Mr. r. Bathurst
presented petition from the prisoners confined foc
dcht III the king Bench, expressing wish tina; steps
might be taken 10 enable them join fhcir fellow
SUBJECTS IN celebrating the coronation Mr.. dollhouse
immediately rose, and referred to Mr. Hunt and the
other PRISONERS for political offences who were far
more entitled TO liberation this occasion The ne
iitIon was ordered TO lie the table Mir Hume in
touced the question of the Queens Coronation and
~ t'e course OF his observations, said, that her Ma
JcstN would attend IN person at that ceremonial, lac
entertained not the slightest doubt from what he
knew OF her spirit and resolution, he was convinced
hl size wOGld be present at II, II not part OF IT,
III least to prevent the rights Of Queens consort from
bcIng compromised vId degraded in her person. IL
was upon That account that he gave notice, that
he should tomorrow submit to the House a motion
ior an humble address to his Majesty, praying that he
Will ne grIciOusly pleased to issue such directions
wan regard to the approaching coronation, as will
meet the wishes of the people, will secure the
rights oil the QuecncODsOrt from being violated, and
as WIZ prevent the peace of the country from being
disturbed. He made this motion in order that the
intentions oil Ministers might be fully known before
the day OF the ceremony and that any agitation which
might be excited IN the public mind by them might
nave time TO susIde by that dag into peace and tran
uuillity After some further observations the sui
Jcct was dropped, and The House adjourned
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