Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-28

my To 0cSpots. Ropapartc had TOO great t;,-
Tents to be at liberty.-Hc had violattti alI law
when he exercised power and the doctrine OF
necessity, abrogatcd all law, in his impriscn-
ment. The European Poteutates We're afraid
tn suffer this iirchrand 10 touch the combusti-
BILE materials which composed their respective
nations. The death of Napoleon has perhaps
brought into activity the professions of Nv
Ing pretrnd,r TO the throne Of France. The
effect OF this event on that nation is not easy
To be iOrcseen, or even con jcctured. Ii gives
Austria some power, and takes away from the
influence OF Great Britain. We hope those
whom his death has already placed at ease up
on their thrones, will be induced to recoect
that legitimacy cannot secure loyalty-when
1t endeavours tooppress, instead OF bcneiittng
mankDd-trd aims only at the perpet,ation
III power, instead of increasing human happi-
ness.
Soon after the arrival of Captain Hendric
in London, at the admiralty with dispatches,
announcing the death of Bonapartc, Viscount
Melville forwarded the substance of the de-
spa,ch to Carlton House in box, by mes
sengcr. Mr. Crocker, the Secretary to the
Admiralty, followed soon after to the Kings
palace.
Nothing extremely interesting to the Anne
rican reader, appears To he before Parliament.
On the evening" or Tuesday, July the Sd, the
Marquis of Londonderry moved All adjourn
nfent till the Tuesday following, which pre-
vaicd.--He said if might be interesting to
state, that since the commencement of the
session they had sat every night, on an ave
rage, hours and 10 minutes. Their consti-
tuents could thus that the situation of a
member of Parliament was not sinecure :and
that If little Was done, labor, at least was not
spared.
the Queen shall he crowned or not is very
warmly contcnded in the London papers.
1t does not appear that the Royal Family
OF Portugal had arrived in Lisbon they had
sailed before tie friSate Macedonian left Rio
Jancro.
We receive no account of the arrival of Mr..
Ecan, the actor, in England.
The Prlvy Council will meet TO consider
her Maiesty's claim at 10 O'Clock tomorrow
morning; The Attorney and Solicitor Genc-
raj are summoned 10 attend. We should beg
leave To asl; the friends of the ancient order of
things, whether they do not think the cause
OF legitimacy will receive very deep wound
from the assertion that it is entirely OPTIONAL
we will say with whom whether the legili-
mate Queen of this copatry shall be crowned
or no. We should nave thought, that Il de-
cslon to crown the King was IA decision to
course, her Majesty being as lcgitimatcIy
Queen rs her husband is King, though their
powers and functions are different; and both
being alike table To be crowned.
Times, July 4.
News from Turkey, Vienna, mentions a,
private note conceived in very energetic terms
which Baron SlroSnpif, the Russian minister.
has addressed to the Divan, and to which he
has demanded categorical reply. The same
accounts state, that the ministers Of other To-
reign powers have made most serious repre-
sensations to the Refs Eiiendi, relative to the
atrocities inflicted on the Greeks, to which
they have received satisfactory answers.
Letters from Odessa, in speaking of the de-
mand made 10 the Porte by Baron Strognoff,
add that this power has transmitted TO him
justifcatory notes, by which the Grand Seign-
or disayOws the eyccases committed by the
populace and sotiery. Some OF the movers
OF these atrocities were stangcd. It is said
that NJ. StrOSnoh received from the Refs
Efendl communications relative to the exectI-
ton of The Greek patriarch, stating that he
would be convinced oftte patriarch being i'm
plicated in the nsurrection against the Porte.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
NoRFoLK, August I've are indebted TO
the friendly attention. OF Capt Humphreys,
rived Hampton Roads yesterday morning, in
10 days from Liverpool, for London papers to
the 9th aud Liverpool to 9TH July, both inclu-
siyc, being several days later than our advi-
ces by the TMScarOrd, at Philadelphia They
contain little other news than confirmation of
the Death of the late Emperor of France,
NAPOLEON BONAPARTE, who breath
ed his last in the Island of St. Helena, on tn
evening of the 9Th May, 10 minutes before 6
O'Clock, of Cancer in the Stomach. We give
in to-day's Beacon some very interesting par
ticlars Embellishments ofths eminentIy dis
tinguished Soldier and Statesman. We have
also extracted some articles of Spanish news,
and notice OF the arguments urged in Privy
Council, ON the 5th July, by the Queens Jaw
officers, in support of her coronation with the
king.
The Liverpool Saturday Advertiser of 18th,
quotes American -Four, in bond, sweet, at 90 a
Cos per 100 lbs; sour, 80 32--Avcrage
price OfUhedt, for the quarter ending esd June,
SIS. 10d.
Importation of American Flour into Lon
don, for the week preceding I'd July, $50 Bar
rels.
DEATH OF BONAPARTE.
LIVERPOOL, July ellis majesty's Minis
tiers have this morning received dispatches,
stating that the life Of the Imperial Prisoner of
st. Helena has Terminated. The dispatches
were opened by Mr.. Goulburn, who proceed
ed Immediately to communicate the intclli- |
gence to Earl Bathurst. The vigorous consti- !
tuition of Napoleon, which had resisted so
much fatigue, and so many cares, has sunk |
under the climate Of ST. Helena, or under the |
constrained inactivity of his situation. We
hope at last all the petty malice which has
been at work against him is gratifcd. We
haze felt due respect for the greatness Of his |
talents though as friends Of the human race,
we do not feel much pity for his fate. He was
placed in IA situation Of lneSampled power, IN
which lia r,nnus I,,.r ,s,crc ,t,,I;,,;t,J