Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-03
FOREIGN.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
From Engllsb papers received per ship Factsr IRON
Liverpool al Philadelphia.

From Eaeiisb papers received per ship Factsr from
Liverpool At Philadelphia.
From the True Brifon, FEB. 10, 1 O'Clock.
The FUNDs.-There has been a fall
Ola ! per cent this day, which is attribu.
ted to the hostile aspect OF affairs upon
the continent.
The Paris papers Of Wednesday arriv.
Ell this morning. The Popr's Nuncio
on Tuesday congratulated his Majesty
in The name OF the diplomatic body, on his
dciiverance from the attempt made upon
ms lie In The Palace Of the 'ruilIeries, on
the 9th OF that month. After mass all
the ambassadors aud foreign ministers
paid their court ts the king and royal
family,
In The afternoon the king transacted
business with The President of the Minis.
tiers. tits said t0 be in contemplation
to make new ordinance respecting the
internal police Of The royal palaces, in
conformity 10 which the minister of the
kings household, will be invested with
more extensive powers.
letter from Laybach, OF recent date,
aunosnces that since the arrival of the
Duke de Gallo, the negotiations and
The conferences have taken turn which
encourages the hope that the traaquilli
ty at Europe will not be disturbed.
L. Ami dn Rel, Brlgic paper, asserts
that tue journalists OF that country find
themselves IN an awkward situation re-
!ative 10 the events of Naples, Spain, and
Portugal, IN pursuance of The law called
The law OF the 500 FORMS" which sub
Iects TO The payment of the sum, any
person who shall dare TO make free with
The Government of foreign state. elf
we speak, says the Editor, "of the
principles adopted by those powers, we
shall Immediately provoke the resest
ment OF the power of the North whose
agents shonl,i call US TO account; if on
The other hand. we condemn the new
Constitutions, the ministers accredited
by the same three States would drag US
before The tribunals. Thus. whatever
our sentiment may he, we are in either
case subject to pay the penalty"
The Independent Of The two SiciIies
mentions that a Frenchman in the Orien.
tai costume. presented himself at the
hermitage of ST. Saviour, announcing 10
the hermit. that he wished 10 pass few
days under his hospiiabIe roof. On the
day after his arrival he requested the her.
mil TO accompany him TO The crater Of
Ve:uvlus, and as soon az they had reach
ed 1t, the stranger precipiiated himsrll
INTO The abvss formed by the Unsuitable
volcano. The hermit, on his return.
having inspected the register in which
the visitors usually insert their names.
found a memorandum Of the unfortunate
traveller, IN which he avowed his inteu.
ton OF terminating his existence. The
mole signed Louis Cantre, ofNanies. >
rive per cents eSf after the close, So
go.
By recent intelligence from Madrid.
we learn that the affairs Of Spain are sill
in very unsettled state, and ,ha, sever
al OF the local authorities ia different pro.
vinces, had been arrested aud sent 10
prison.
Dutch papers 10 The 9Th inst. and Lis
bon Gazeties 10 the 26ih ult. reached
town this forenoon. The former did moi,
contain any news of moment. The la,-
Ter give an account of The grand ceremo
NAL OF the installation of The Cories.-
The Deputies met Oh the 25ih OF last
month merely for the purpose Of choos.
ings provisional President and Secre,a-
ry-and OF appointing Commission for
The verifIcation Of the qualifications OF
The members. On the following dav The
Cortes assembled in the Meiropolilan
Church OF st. Mary, where solemn mass
was celebrated IN the most impressive
manner, at the same moment a Raysl
salute was fired from The Castle and The
fortresses, and also by The ships of war
ami all the vessels in the river which "a ere
decorated with flags. The sa,yos were
repeated when The Deputies proceeded IN
take til, oath on the holy gospels. The
oath enjoiDs fidelity 10 their trusi. allepi.
ance to the reigning sovereisr and Tire
preservation of the succession i'm the an.
gust dynasty Of Braganza. Tie service
concluded by an eloquent and appro.
pirate discourse from the pulDit-afie r
which The members Of the government and
The Deputies, proceeded to tho Hall of
Session amid The shouts Of an immense
multitude OF spectators The assembly
being duly constituted, the Presidtn,
Qiie Archbishop of BaIIia) delivered an
inaugural address, remarkable for rIo.
qnence end perspicuily, and rppleie with
sentiments of piety, loyalty and palrio.
tism,
We regret that ouriime and limits pre
clude the possibility of giving insertion
to The address in This DAYS publication
His exceIIency declared The assembl,
formally consiituled--aud thanked IA,
governor III the name Of The nation for IL.
cxertloDs at an arduOus and momentou,
crisis. TIE members Of the governmep
then witiidrewand The deputies took ibei
seats as such. The election Of Presidcu
and Vice President next took place-an,
| Tie hrst proposition submitted 10 ,ht
| Assembly was, whether il should imme
| dIately proceed 10 the choice Of a uev
executive gOvetnmenI-buti IL was on ac
| count OF lie lBteness of The hour posi
poned 10 next day, and re.oInio,
was passed that HE Provisional Govern
meni should continue 10 exercise it
functions in the interim, 10 prevent tn
inconvenience of what might be deeme,
an interTegnum. The whole city wa