Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-17
FOREIGN.
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Letters from Morocco, dated D5cem
ber 23. state that The emperor. Muley So
Imam. had sci out from his capital ior
Fez. 10 attack his nephew and rival, hiu
ley lbrahim, who had been AT knowledy.
Ell there as emperor.
great conflagraiion has lately taken
place a Oherschau, in Switzerland. and
1es royed i26 houses. Several persons LOST
their lives.
The estimated value OF the duke of De.
vonsh;rr's movable property. cousis,my
OF furniture. books. plaie, pictures AID
siaiuary, Is l 100000 pounds sterling. IN,
wards at tive millions and quarter If
dollars !
A person by the name of Young. Of
Cot brook, has undertaken to walk 80
miles day tor twelve su cessve DAYS.
The same match IN which lieutenant O sen
vas beat. Bets were three 10 on. ON
time
DR. BaItour, of Edinburgh, has D nblish-
eel fourteen cases, TO illustrate III ELI A..
CIV OF compression and prrru sion m the
cure ct rheumatism, debility Of the exire-
mites ana oihc' diseases.
Df. Peuer. q rman physician, states
tina hs has tound The >puits nf hartshorn
IN ibe dose al d small teaspoon tuil ~ a
glass OF wsier, 10 cOuuterav, the i'm brat
lag 1t cts of termented liquors and SD L
rl'S.
The director Of the Luma,ic ASylu,,
at konigsberg have esiabli hid The game
of blhe pms tor the aihu use Bieni OF Tie mn
fortunate inmates. Til desirt of " innluu
az "tII aS The anxiety displayed Ia taking
good alan, an the interest excited m
counting with precision The number OF
sk'ti'rs overttlrowp, nb'Ige The PLAYER.
IN IA t.rI,t
left. Order aud auquilliiy have alreat>
| succeeded the NOISY confusion winch
first attended tie Opening ut the games.
and happy results are expected iron.
TINS experiment.
l. IL understood that the Bnti.h naval
force in the Me ,iierrauean is aDou, 10 be
reduced.
A. proof Of the e" glorious uncertain
ty OF the law" The following authen,l,
| anecdote may no; he uniuirresIiug to
our readers A. The sss,Z,s a a wc..
tern county, before The prcsen, lord
chiei justice Abbot, notorious charge
ter was arra;gned al The bar for stealing
Sven gees. The properly Was found
In his possession, and very evidence adj
duced. so as 10 leave no doubt, IN The
MIND OF every person present, - a con.
vIctlon. Fhr case for the prosecution
beng cDded, the prisoner FOR his defence
recalled the old woman, prosecu, rs SER
want, Who identified the geese ip DE the
property OF her master. You have
sworn" SAID tse prisoner, "thai those
geese were your masters now Will you
swrnr Iha, 'here were no gamblers amongs,
them (! Yes" aus.ercd ihp I'D wo
man per'ly, " there was one gqDaer aud
s'r geese Now. my Iofd." said tie
prisoner, addressing his,set II the court.
stand here charged with stealing seuen
geese, whereas II appears in evidence thai
they were Sir geese aud one gander." lie
therefore took an exception ilie iudicie
meni, which The iear'-d Judge held to be
good one, and The prisoner was de-,
cordingly discharged.
NAPLES
In a debate in The House Of Lords on
The snbjec' of he con enp'a'cd views of
the III ~ Alliance, on the 18Th F. b ,uary.
Lord Holland, drlvered The following
Interesting speech.
Lord Holland said that il his opinion
yer that his Msiesty's Ministers were
Jusi'table in all heir con iuci, l,e should
still be in favor of The motion now be.
fore them. n was a motion Tor Informal
ton, and in his opinion il was qui e me-
cessary, for that which thsy hal before
them WAS imperfect anA iucompi te.
The Noble Eafl had said tina, by voting
tor more information a parliamentary
investigation was impli, d. aud prin,a
tac'e case iGpliru also against The Gov
eminent. Perhaps he nigh; have al.
lowed that argument 10 be iru", if lie
present were the first motion which had
been made on The subject. The part of
The paper III whiciI there was the leosi
htH f,f, ct.
the language was the most distinct, was
tia in which II discla'med any prospec~
tive league or project of aggression
against Naples. But as far IS The cir
cumsiancea appeared on their Lard~hips'
table. the Foreign Courts have The better
of The argument. They say, you have
signed Treaties by which YOU are bound
10 co operate with "a we reply No, and
refer 10 papers, conversations, aud dOcu.
meDts not before The House aud to
make II clear, lie mast saS tie Ministers
we're bound TO produce those documents.
From considering the papers on the
table, from listening 10 tie Noble Ear's
speech, and comparing the Two With the
proceedings. he thought there were
great grounds for susppcing parllaliiy
" not CODnivancP against Naples. The
Noble Lord had laid great Stress on the
date Of The writing he knew that ,lhe
date OF The writing vas lhe same az the
publication, an'l The time of HAT was
ground for supicion. II vas published
Oh The 10Th January, Just before Tia
meeting OF Parliament, and was an anr
swer 10 public paper Of Russia, Pfussi y,
and Austria ; but the sentiments of those
three Powers were moi then for the first
time published aud acted upon. II was
10 he sure somewhat strange, that We
should have been twelve months explain
iUg Treaties 10 which We are parties,
aud so late az the lolh January, il should