Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-13

Gus people cut oi1thc heads OF thcir ,ictius
with the greatest indifference. Ten or twelve
fall on one person, ill-treat him SO as to make
him desperate, and when he is so exhausted
that he can resist no longer, they cry out TO
HIM NE Bot-e," don't be a'raid,) and cut off
his head. This . Me Bol,e" is now the dread
iu watchword in the Turkish capital, which
daily and hourly resounds in III the streets in
habited by Greek Christians.
Ridden May 5..-The Greek army in Mol
davia is divided Into three corps, with which
fpsilanti has in view to march on Silistra, in
order to pass the Danube, and render himself
master OF the coasts ofthc Black Sea. Theo-
dore Zlidzicr intends TO cross the Danube, and
afterwards to march against Sophia, in order TO
spread the Instruction in Bulgaria and Seryia.
Prince kantguzen, descendant of the former
Imperial Greek Family, has joined Ypsilanti.
Wedden, aidy 5.-Prince Ypsilauti has now
been joined by Prince Cantccazuna, descend
ant of the Greek Emperors.
Pieiiad, .NGy o2.-The latestnews which we
have received from Turkey, is contained in a
letter from Trieste, dated the 18th inst. II is
| stated, on the authority of advices from Con-
stantlnope, of the eth OF April, that that capt.
tai had become more tranquil that the Porte
mad forbidden all persons, excepting the mill
tary, tn have arms, aud that the Christian snb-
Jects were ordered to keep the shops open.
The Government, in issuing orders to this
effect, says, that it shall know how 10 distin-
gush the innocent from the guilty. All let
tiers ofprotection or naturalization in Foreign,
States, given by Foreign Ambassadors or Con-
suls, are declared void, and every native of Tur-
key IS cnioincd 10 declare himselfa subject of
the Sublime Porte.
| Other letters from Trieste announce the pro-
gress OF the Instruction in the Morca and the
coasts OF the Archipelago ; but the Turks are
st'i masters ofthe forts in the former Prov
Ince, consequently the Greek insurgents have
| solid footing.
According to direct letters from Constant
nople, Il appears that toe foreign Ministers ac-
credited to the Porte, not deening themselves
safe III the capital, on account Of the excuses
committed By the armed populace, have en-
narNed for the town OF 8ayukderc a town stu
| atcd upon the Bosphorus.
| Vienna, stay 25.-Eostities having com
menced between the Greeks and WalIacbinn
Insurgents and the Turks, a short distance from
ouriToniirrs, the Aulic Council ofwarha sent or
dcrs 10 reinforce the Gordon of Observation
on the frontiers Of Turkey. The Russian ar
my also commanded by the Count de Wit
genstein, Is advancing on the banks of the
! truth, which separates the Russian territory
from the province OF Mo!davia
Never, at any period, was the Porte in such
cEliicai SltuAtOn.
| MADRID, May ot.-Goyernmcnt appears
decided to send TO America the two Infants.
Don Carlos and Don Francisco de Paulo, onc
for the north ana the other for the south paris
OF that country
! Government has granted an annual pension
Of 1000 francs an I IS 3d) to the Neapolitan
1eneral Pepe. Spain welcomes the Ncapoli-
| tan refugees, and grants them pensions.
SPANISH AMERICA.
LoNDoN, June "a question ofan interest
ing nature IS at present being agitated in Ma
drid, OF the nature and progress of which but
!itile has hitherto TRANSFERRED. 1t is negocia-
ton between Spain and those colonies which
sui acknowledge her supremacy, for better
form OF government then they have hitherto
enjoyed. We subioin an extract from let
ter, received yesterday from Madrid on this
subject, written by one Of the deputies TO the
| Spanish Cortes from Mexico, and which con
taIns the most correct as well as the most re-
cent information that has been hitherto receiy-
Ell OF the progress made in the negotiation -
" MADRID, May III have already inform
ed you that, on the motion of Count Torcno
a special commission has been named, 10 nro-
pose the means of terminating The differences
between Spain and America In this COM
mission have the pleasure Of bearing a part
and ann not without hope OF seeing its objects
| nave DCtll private meet
Ings ofthe American deputies and all agree
inthe necessity OF according distinct le gisia-
lures To the transatlantic domilions, re;ery-
Ing the executive power to the King, and rem
derlng the administration Of justice independ-
ent. Nehave strong party among the d.pu-
ties Tor the home provinces who give us their
support but they require that the Infantas 81
| Spain should essunle The regency Of the coun-
trics IN question. A similar idea is entertained
by the Mexican deputies. 1t is not going toe
iaF also to say thai the King and the minister:
IN some degree espouse or cause Those
who have held the high Office of Viceroy and
ether commands in America have been con
suited; and they accord in the general ex-
ped!ency OF granting our cllim. Felice, the
miaistcr for the ultra-mavinc provinces, has
Iad several interviews with the King on the
subject. Yesterday all the ministers went up
TO communicate with him and we have the
Satisfaction OF learning the expression of the
! h'ng'5 opinion, that the time is arrived when
the question may with propriety be entertain
ed. Last night the commission assembled for
the first time. The ministers were present
and so important was the affair considered
that nearly half the members OF the Cortes at
tended, although sitting ofthat assembly was
then held. After much debate we voted I'M
anInously, as the first basis, that there should
| - legislative Douies III America. Tonight
the commission will continue its sttings for
the discussion Of the other basis, in which we
trust to experience favourable result, though
we shall certainly have difficulties TO encoun-
ter"
LoNDoN, June 5.-Thc Bill for the mitiga-
ton of Punishment in cases of Forgery was
read third time on the 4th of June, but on
the question g That it do pass" it was lost by
a majority fisk.
Emigr0iion.-Upwords of GO persons sail
| ed ON SlalllrdaE from Cnrrns TO PhilndnInhia .