Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-04

the Qasea's enemies. has been rccaieed ,eiih
eafa'si"Sm. The ringing efbehs. 'fnmiua-
lions, and skoafs Of God sore the Qreea. .
,ohich mas happy enough 10 bring. the earliest
aecoNm Of tbis er5itirafing occnrrrnce Tie
to'ras particularly mentioned ~ tie L,ncion
papers Gre Bristol, Gloucester Monmouth,
Darer Ipi"dsor southampton f'orismonth,
Winchester AMI Portssa. mhere az ,0iH be re-
coHrcied kot an address tras iateiy got up,
and presented on boaid the royal yacht.
ALI PACHA
The Fenetian newspapers contain tie fol-
iowi"g statement respecting Al Pacha
VENICE o. % - The Turkish troops
wdo had attempted 90 storm Benat ere SAID
to hare been reputsed Ali, ,ciM 500 mcm
whom he attaches TO him 6y high pay, hoiis
ont IN tie great .for Trepeieni The neav
Pacho, who has entered Joanmina, has com
pefted almost all The inhabitants To ieave tie
city tint he niay hare coaeenienf quarters far
ms traps Al fires constantly from 7repe
lena npon Joanmina tmo thirds If which are
an ruins partly IN consequence this firing
parity by tie destruction of AIS palaces,
Whica he ordered to be set on tire before he
1eft the piece IL as supposed that he wiH
rather destroy kimseif than surrender Com
surrender. anR the Enropean Christians, who
after tie departure IF The tnghsh Consul,
~ere an danger IF losing then. property and
their Hres oWc their Sajetv to tie courage and
the FrnuisSS Of Tie austrian Consul M,
IncnioJtI7, achO inierpoScd NTH crtyaoroiina
ry earHesfn. SIS ta taer fduor, not 0nLy ,Uifh
An Pach0, bit Gtter tie surrender Of tie
place, NTH the 1arkish commanders. his
Observed hat the English are faroured 6y tie
iurks dboDe all 0thsr nat,Ons so that their
huae ruth tieir coasts is likely to Increase
CONSIDERABLY
LoNDoH >or. 1.-THE people have achiev-
ca asio''ous victory, but they must not stop.
i he responsible advisers OF these dspracetul
measures. III" iarn who filled the Green b.
anu who entered on the odious Inquiry IN
defiance OF resolution of the House OF Com
mons, promonncing Il derogatory from The
dignity OF The Crown, and iuIutiOus to the best
interests of the Empire are still I'm power
lhey sui surround the Sovereign, whose true
Interests they nave so c.re.iousIy BETRAYED
Can men who have shown themselves SO desti-
tdie oi every Statesman like quality as To enter
On course, the calamItous consequences ct
winch were obvious TO alt whO possessed the
iedst penctratlon-a course which rallied all
tha was s"nnd aud vIrtuons in the country
against Tue ENecujive-insn, who, deaf to eve.
ry warning, awe plunged deeper aud deeper
III fOiiy' ehdeavorius. with Il most unaccOunt-
able perNetsiiy. to degrade all that was es,i-
mdD'e III the eyes OF the pc pie, exposing the
heddS oil the Church to Ohouuv and oBiy aban
ionin. tue bill after they had dragged lin.
honse OF Lords throu IN every stage ot II
Can these men, who, when the people were
smar'lnS nuder nnheard vi priVaiIous, Instead
on HpueavOrIus 30 allPN iaie their distress wen,
purposeiy onI of iheir way as Il were 10 find
resh Cause OF discomfort Who SCRUBBED not
wantonly 10 expose the country to all the hor-
'orN OF civii coBvul-iOn who have labored with
snch wicked perseverance, 10 DESTROY all thAl
- nd I'M have A
Inc seeds OF mischief, the eXtent of winch n.
'nah eau cdlculate-cdn those men be allowed
10 retain the places w.lch they have shown
themselves so unfit 10 fiji? That they will en-.
ded'oF 10 retain them we do not doubt: tot
they who scruple not, Tor The sake of their
places, 10 bstray their duty iu so shameless a
manner. viii ci'.s to them TO The last II Is
on'y Ihe expression OF the sense of the people
winch can rIi The country OF these men Now
therefore, that Tie OdOuS proceedings are
Drought To close, the people will, OF course,
demand The dismissal from Office OF tie men
VINO have lost so completely the confidence of
ihe country, aud who haze made themselves
So universally odtouS
Ia the present situation OF The country, the
administration Oi its affairs entails d fearful
responsibility bat n sense OF duiy ought 10
induce those whose wisdom ma avert he "a
ianitieN whirh threaten us 10 place Themselves
al NE "e.m oi affairs, at The expense OF per-
oial ease.
The Aomiicar quotes letter from Bordeaux.
Staiius t"di Don MdunGl de Baror, attacned
TO The >panish Legation TO III u States az
rived on The 30th nit. At the hon.e OF the Spa
ASH Consu al Bordeaux, w IN the treaty res.
pectih. the cesslon OF IN T. orIuas which had
D-eH sanctioned by the Cortes. II is added
ihd' he was 30 embark Immediately on board
tue 'hip l. Rapid, Tor Ph!ladelph
Noren6ef l0.-We forgot Ia mention a ru-
monI 1" our paper at Yesterday, which get
continues To gaiH GROUND. VI Dlsters are said
to have consulted The Speaker of The House of
Commons on the p,orrcty OF proTosuin. PAT
Lament cnring an Adjournment. The answer
"i that righ' n"n gentleman not being ;avorA
ole 10 ihs proJcci, the following plan Is said
10 have Deen adopted or al least to be in
contemplation. Tne House oil Commons will
meet, OF course Al the ,im appointed, Che
25d when the ack Rod being ready, and
all the preparatory measures being arranged
tue Propagation viii Suddenly take place, be.
f0re the Hons" c4n commence ANY business
LIVERPOOL, Nov. - fine happy comsum,nation
towards wbch every we'll regulated mind country
has long lJOked far ara win expectation IS Al
length effected ;and'he Bill OF PaiB: Penalties S2aips
th saeen 't Ens ani has been abandoned. II fell hi
ihe hands of us authors bui moi TIL the PaTa
mem nnIIei TO TIE voice ofths country, had
IpOn IT'S tate Ia language that could not be nusuD
d-fstOod The secOhd reading was carried by major
NY o. 70 voices but tb1l majority up iIn.
cipaiy by the votes OF Ministers be.nsriyes and by
tue officers of court,w upr question Of na,ute
cannon nr supposed u promo nnt an impartial decision.
10 these ar. 10 be adieI H1mber of other Lords de-
pendent upon coou favor, aud who from gratitude for
OOiigdtisns aiTca1y hone Of bonrs TO com.
Gould scarcely exercise Tue judicial functisns without
an un1ue bias la the 'mniiii-e Muisir,s ma lie an
attempt dyc3t tue Sill vi me half its euacnor Lr
eNPunslng the divorce clause Int TINS they were
oUiv"ed. from All opinion thar tins palliative had for
ITS object 10 render In. nus IN sismre .I,
taDie and ON che thTd ling til. Ministerial Maori
" was reduced 10 the td3igntdcdm number Of nine IN
which nuinner was included eighi Ministers of STATE
The sase having thus become psI S. Lord Liverpool
Tue Prime Minister. rose and Terminated a struggle
unprecedented IN English history having been con;in
utd tnfIuIh period Of nfvthTee day n, anmo Iurinr
that the Blll OF Pans aud Penalties wnntd now be
abandon d The most enthusiastic expressions OF
Satisfaction peTsadrd the honse this uneNprclod
annunciatOn, ana tia sentiment WILL are cnrvinc
ed, he ielt throughout every part 1t the British min
ions. A dangerous and luiscbieyous ,u,asu,.