Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-07

should her memorial I've rejected, we know
nothing Bit sine may probably SEE the King
size may throw herself II, his way, for bavonets
cannot Stop her, as olumna did in that of
her s"n She is fully sensible of the lus;re of
hes natle She feels the blood of the Bruins
weeks ia her veins. Times.
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
BosroS, July 5l.-Arrived, ship Triton,
Blssey, 28 days from Liverpool. Sailed I'd
July. Passengers, Mr.. james Boot, and
MIR. Gushing. There had been no recent
arrivals from the United States.
by the Triton we have received our files of
London papers to the 5Oth ult. one day later.
The House of Commons were principally
occupied IN debate on the Goth, on the grant
oi $4,000 per aGnum TO the Duke of Clarence
the lneshoa was not taken.
Accounts from Spain dated the middle of
dune, Induce a belief that as the kingdom re-
mains IN an aStatcd state, that Ferdinand will
c'ther commune the sittingS OF the COrtes some
t1me longer, or an extraordinary Cortes will be
convened IN the middle of the summer. The
Spanish army was taxing an active part in
politics.
P,Tiianl m, it was said, would be prorogued
on Saturday the It'll July
LONDON, Jane S0.-Thc French mail . { the
S0th INST arrlyed yesterday in due COURSE
.j
dts Debats, stating that the combined forces
OF Austria and Naples had landed mt Palermo
on the 5lst clay Therpresencc, it was hoped.
would PA, IN end To the, anarchy which reign
eu Throughout Sicily where every commune
governed Itself and al higher authority was
disyegar,cd
Letters from Vienna, of the 16tll commu-
nie'te Intelligence from Bucharest, of the Sd
llat. with further details of the state of the
CfeeN risurrtciion in that quarter 1t seems
probable, from these letters that the horrible
efuelte3 committed by the Turks OH entering
BuciarCst, Wien all the Greeks they could sue
ceet N capttFinis were iinpaled alive, have
awakened spirit m the adjoining provinces
OF Bosnia ami Scrvia, which NAV still find
II employment for tie Turkish army in the
fSFGic::i proyinccs, and even raise the sinking
fortunes Of i psiianii ';he Seryians are said
I'd have attacked and destroyed on the Dan
uor, between PorowitZ and kIadora, a Tur-
kish battalion % 500 men who were ON fbeir
march to join the main army. lpsanti, it is
now stated. has cn,renchci himself at Tergo-
WISH, where he was daily joined by; large
numbers OF recruits, irritatcd by the barbara
'es and deprcdaiions of the Turks. Near Blu
caaresi, which is the head quarters % fthe Tur
kish army, a force OF 22,oGO men, of whom
one hall are cavalry, is encampcd They on
~ awaited tilc arrival of Jcsuf, Pacha of ibraiI.
rom Jassy, To attack the main BODY of the
Greeks. Letters, received by Greek houses
~ vienna, represent the state of affairs i'm n
much more favorable light for their country
men ;a'ISmentlug the extent of the insurrec
ton IN that part of'Turkey, and describing, the
Turkish army as without discipline, and in
nanSer OF being cut of from its resources.
we beiicve, however, from Il comparison of
statements, that, north of the Danube, the
chance oi Is, iii Its present stage, against
The Greeks, though the imposing Turkish
force employed against them. proves that
HER strength, even there, is greater than had
been imagined
in the House OF Commons, June 29th, il
was asked whether any paper had been issued
ny tile Aiiicd So'erciSns with respect to the
events winch were passing in Turkey The
minister replied he was not aware that any
ni the European powers had issued such a
paper with regard TO Turkey
Lord Londonderry thought it unfair that
Gentlemen should avail themselves of Parlia-
h.nt Tor the purpose of pouring forth abuse a.
gainst the other powers ofETope. This piece
az irony IS admirable i'm its way The Noble
Lord and tie other Poceys have taken care Tn
provide against this dreadful evil; for mem
bers may indeed pour forth what he calls
itNise, but where can it find vent on the
Continent
AdVices from Constantinople to the Cd of
.uur, were received yesterday, at which date
1he embargo on foreign vessels laden with
cora still continued. The treasury, however.
purchased with prompt payment all that was
offered. The ornaments were proceeding
VIM great activity, particularly in the arsenal,
ana new Notifications We're erecting on the
Bosphor's. From this it would appear that
4 visit from the Greek fleet is held by the Di-
tn n,
ltte!llgence from the Morca had been receIv
ed at Con5tantinOplc. -Inlormation had ar
rived OF the proceedingaat Smyrna, which led
10 an immediate order from the Turkish 90
NvFDmc;t to the Pacha ofCesarca, to take the
CITY under his protection, ard above all, to
consult the safety OF the Foreigners residing
there a similar injunction was transmitted
to the civil authorities of Smyrna.
.N,EW SOURCE or COMMERCE..
BERMUDA, July live perceive by the
West India papers, that vessels from the Gold
Coast, Africa, have recently arrived at some
oil the Islands, with CargOcs of Corn, which.
we are. informed, cost about 90 cents per bu
slcl. The quality is described as being in
shape similar 10 the fat corn of the Northern
States, but OF Kernel smaller and whittier.
we are likewise informed that petition has
been forwarded TO England, by tie West In
dia planters and Merchants, PRAYING that a
direct trade may be allowed, in British ships.
tO and from the Baltic. BY this means the
British West Indies, it is said, will obtain their
Eeedful supplies ofhImbcr and slaves on better
tsrms than they have done lately; and among
other advantages, the ships will not incur a
risk Of losing taeir sailors by desertion, which
was too often the case formerly, when trading
10 the American ports. Thus il would appear
that the United States, by their restrictive
policy, will ultimately drive their great com