Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-30

OcCOtlC ltitL tlcy COlil-
mittcd murders in the open day, and march
ed in bodies and 5000 TO attack the houses
of the gentry. $4,000 are offered for the dis
covery of the murdcrcrs Ola Mr.. Going.
Average prices of grain, for the week end
ing Oct l5-Wheat ,6ls4-Rye 23s4-Barley
S5s5--Oats 2isll-Beans S5s3--Peas 3is6.-
Ports open for foreign grain when ut sos W.
53 RIO B.-27 O.-55 Bs.-5S P.-for
colonial grain at CT W.-1i R.-35 B.-e2 o.
II / Bs.-4i L. TPaitadium.
| The grain market of Liverpool continued
dull on 22d Oct and Il further decline in price
had taken place during the week preceding
| The arrivals of wheat from Ireland for the last
ten days had been uncommonly large, but the
quality not being prime, few sales had been
made. At the Corn Exchange very little had
been done, and OH the Goth, with the exception
of Il few triiiing sales TO the towns dealers,
there was nothing done.
About 600 bbs. fresh Philadelphia Flour
had been sold at SOS and Il few sales of good
free at iSs.
LONDON, Oct 20.-Paris papers of We'd
nesday last announce the arrival of the Empe-
ror Alexander at WitepslS on his way To visit
| the various corps of his army. Dispatches
We're expedited 10 the Courts of Constantine
pie. Vienna, Berlin, and Paris,a short time pre-
vious to the Empcror's departure from Peters
| burSh, and a superior officer of the Staff was,
at the same time sent, with dispatches to the
| Count Wittgenstein, who commands the ar
my, that is stationed on the Turkish frontiers
Baron Strogonoif has left Odessa for Witcpsk.
for the purpose of there meeting the Empe-
| ror.
These movements, some time since would
have been considered very important, as the
| immediate precursors of war but there seems
now TO be but little chance of war between
| lstISeIa and '!'tIrl.ay
neys have therefore become less interesting
to the public.
The accounts from Spain speak favorably
OF the tranquility of the capital, but the yellow
fever still desoates Barcelona and the neigh
boring places, ard approximations Of the worst
kind begin to prevail in many parts of Spain,
arising from the presumed insulliciency Of the
Gordon of Health to prevent the contagion
| from spreading abroad in consequence OF the
desperate efforts ofthe still unaffected nhabit-
ants of Barcelona to escape from the horrors
| that surrounded them.
| We have received German papers t., the
18th inst. 1t appears that when Baron Stro-
Sonof set off from Odessa for ST. Peters5lrgh,
he left all the persons attached 10 his embassy
at the former city. Globe.
| PARIS, Oct. 1.-THE latest accounts from
Constantinoplc are of a nature to induce a be-
lief, that tranquility is not completely restored
IN that capital. Christians are insulted, when-
ever 1t can he done with impunity, and other
persons are abused. Disturbances take place.
every day
A letter from Smyrna, dated Sept Sd says,
g the Bishop of kitro, who pro tempure repla-
ced the Bisop of Saloniciii, hung AT Constant
noplc, the Primate BaIlanot and Menexus d
merchant have heen deeapitated the day af-
ter these executions, twenty-five other vic
| TINS were given up 10 the horrible punishment
of the pal"
The JouruaL de Lyons, ofO 10, saws
According TO letters from Marseiles, which
arrived yesterday, the yellow fever has APP
peared at Leghorn. This account wants con
1 iirmation.'
GENOA, Oct. Cur Gazette of this day
contains the following articles
'The Isle of Cyprus has hitherto been pre-
served Tranquil, but letters recently arrived
from Ancona, TO a respectable merchant of
TINS place, announce that the Island is pre-
pared 10 share the fate of the Others"
The following is an extract from these let
tiers -
LARNIcA, August es-The inhabitants of
this Island have been for some DAYS plunged
| into alarm. The Turks have begun TO muir
der the Greeks. The primate Of the Island
and three other Bishops. together with several
religious Greeks, have pcrislled as the victims
| spare any Europeans. The European Consuls
have sent their families to Italy.
LONDON, Oct. 91.-it is now said, that II i,
hIs Malesty's intention TO pay visit 10 the
king of France. His most Christian Majesty
has earnestly requested it and the King will
occupy the Palais Bourbon.
letter from Corfu, dated Sept. 10, saws
that so sail of Turkish, Egyptian aud Agerinc
Ships of war were united in that vicinity, and
| about to proceed against the Greeks
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 93.-Thc extraordinary
Cortes OF Spain was opened on the oGth uli
and very cordial disposition appears TO exist
between the King and the DEPUTIES. His
Malesiy's Speech stated briefly the subjects.
which If was Intended to submit TO the consi-
deraton of the Cortes, the military ordinan-
ces, the plan decree ofthe organization of the
| naval forces, and the decrte for the organiza
tion of the active militia. Other points are to
be drought before the Extraordinary Cores.
viz. the measures to be adopted to restore the
tranquility of the Americas,fhe examination s.
reform of the duties of Customs. and some
steps to prevent the introduction of a false or
defective foreign currency. His Majesty in
conclusion, assured the Representatives of the
people of Spain, that he should always con-
slider the Cortes as the frfnest s,pporters off
the constitutional throne.
TO which the President replied, that the
country was indebted to His Majesty for call
ing this extraordinary COrtes: this they con
sIdered as an unequivOcal testimony of mutual
love and confidence. The Spanish nation. he
added, equally abhors despotism and anarchy
though DESTROYS Of liberty, they ask only such
liberty as may be founded on the laws and
that does not degenerate into Iiccntiousncss-
Ehey viii have no government but limited
monarchy, such as the constitution has estab-
lished, and they entertain the most unbounded
love and respect towards his Uaiesty's ner