Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-24

stitution of.the Spanish Monarchy, shall also.
swear to accomplish, and cause to be accom-
plished, the present law.
The following are extracts from papers of
later date:
PARIS, June 13.-A private letter from
SPAN says, that intelligence of the renewal of
hostilltles in South America has been brought
10 Catiz by the Spanish vessel Armenia
Ihe Cortes have been lately much employed.
The political chief of Burgos had announced.
that Merino had shown himself again in his
former positions, and had surprised detach-
ment OF troops, with an officer of the regiment
OF Catalonia. NJ. de Tereno had proposed to
declare the provinces which contained ins,lr-
gents in state Of siege.-The War Minister
said, that the Empecinaio had more than 5000
disposable men, and that Merino could not
long escape.
VIENNA, June Letters from CONSTANT
nopie OF the 18th of May, are of a most af-
ilicting nature, if their details may be believed.
The Grand Seignior, exasper,ted by news
from the Morea and the Archipelago. had or
dered that all the Christian Churches in the
capital should be destroyed This order had
been immediately obcyed, with an excessive
harbarlty. Sixteen Churches had been RACED
from the foundations. To representation
lence would offend all Christendom, the Otto
man government replied merely, that the
Sultan was master there, and the grievance
had been dictated by reasons of state" In
telhgence had Just before arrived that the Hy-
driots had captured 40 vessels from Egvnt.
laden with corn.
| Adrianoplc witnessed another dreadG,l
crime on the 9th May. An ex-Patriarch of
Constantnople, three Greek Bishops, and 40
other persons of that nation, had been publicly
murdered. The Jews denounce the Greeks
to the Turks. Several Greeks who had en-
deavored to purchase the silence of the Jews,
found themselves miscrably deceived by those
| wretches.
report, not very probable, is i'm circula-
ton, that the HydriOts have forced the OAR
daneiles with 56 vessels, and are ia the posses-
sion of one of the castles,
| The capital is in consternation The fleet
VIII certainly not put TO sea. The troops ex-
pected from Asia Minor do not arrive {; those
which have an appearance of leaving Con-
s'antinopie, return at night, TO plage and as
sasSina'e. The bazars and shops are closed,
and as there is no longer any personal safety
all business has ceased.
MADRID, June Public tranquility was
disturbed the day before yesterday An as
senibage OF national guards and of Guards of
the gate ST. Jerome, went to the Princes
Theatre, where they called fuious'v for the
new song of I'rdgclc Pe,7o, and some other
songs this demand was at length yielded TO,
and the ehervescenee subsidized
the intelligence received from the En,pecj
nado. as to the strength of Merino, becomes.
every day, more alarming. The war, carried
on between them, is terrible. Each shoots
the prisoners he makes and the former, who
IS always for extremes, declares, that he will
shoot the relatives of;hose who may be wifi,
Merino. The Cortes frequently hold extra
ordinary sittings.
PEST, May 2e.--rhe Post which arrived
Yesterday from Constantinople broughtno sa-
tisiactory accounts of the State of that civ
(1sth May.l The fury ofthe Turks had aIat
ed since the disposition of the Vizier. but
there was still some fears of new excuses.
| The Greek inhabitants of Constantinopla
are endeayoring, as much as possible, to es-
cape by night, and considerable number had
succeeded. They go to the Archipelago.
PORTSMOUTH, June 9.--Arr. this evening.
the Tees, s6 guns, Capt. G. Rennie, from the
Isle OF France !; she left St. Helena the 10th
April. Bonaparte was understood to be very
Ill OF the dropsy when the Tees sailed.