Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-30
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ship Triton, Captain Busscy, we receive intcN
gence from Liverpool to the 9th and from
London TO the cod nit. We received from
oar correspondent at Liverpool, Lloyds List
of 9th October and a file the London Cou-
rler to the 2Ist ult Extracts will be found be-
low.
The intelligence, in relation TO Turkey and
Russla, is still of an undecided character 1t
seems however TO be pretty well understood
ON all hands, that there is to be no war
Our accounts of the political situation of
Spain are assuming favorable character
Madrdis represented TO be quiet, and the.
Cories appear TO he earnestly engaged in the
work of political and national Improvements
The yellow fever still prevailed in Catalonia to
an alarming degree, but its malignity appeared
To have somewhat abated.
The topic of the kings continental tour and
reception IN his Hanoyerian dominions, oc-
cupies less space in the English papers, and
seems to have excited less interest, than we
anticipated.
lis entranceinto the capital of his Hanover
ian dominons was the signal for great reioic-
ing there. He made his public entry on the
10th ult. passing on horseback through an
avenue, lined with cavalry. At the end ofthi5
avenue, he was welcomed by citizens in state
dresses and young Ladies, who strewed flow
eTs before him. Arriving at the city gate, he
was compllmented by the civil authorities and
clergy. A salute of iO1 guns announced his
entrance within the city walls lie next pass
ed through double files of Artillery, to a hi
umphut arch, where some young ladies pre-
scented him congratulatory poem. He was
accompanied by the Dukes of Cumberland
and Cambridge, and the Arch Duke Ferdinand
In the evening there was general illumination
Of the city.
Among other instances of the kings graci-
Gus conduct, it is mentioned, that his majesty
had the goodness to indulge his aifrcfionate
people with the sight of him for ten minutes
a closely contested election in Liverpool
terminated after four days polling, in favor Of
Richard Bullin, Esq.
Fresh disturbances have occurred in LINER
lex county, Ireland. The Priyy Council have
offered $4,000 for the murderers of Mr.. Go
lug, chief ofpolice Tor the county of Limerick
The Gazette de France has the following in
teliigencc from ST. Petersburg, dated Sept. Is,
and guarantees its authenticity:
There IS no question whatever of war no
step has been taken which can authorize the
absurd reports, circulated in Europe.
I" The Emperor quits Saint Petersburg for
WRePst, ON his accustomed visit to the regi-
ment Of the guard stationed there. He viii
return IN ten days9
The same paper under date Of St. Peters
burg, September 81, states that de Salmon,
Spanish Minister at that court, had quilted St.
Petersburg with his family. Pat.
England is said 60 have proposed 10 France
10 maintain the integrity of Turkey except
that Russia might have MOldavia and Waa-
CHA Russia ceding to certain Princes a part
of Poland.
The Greeks continued successful in such
warIIkc enterprises as they had attempted.
Accounts from Madrid are 10 Oct. 8. That
capital sill continued agitated. Several Off
GERS had recently been put in close c0nfne-
mcnt--and il was said Gen. Ballasteros, and
the Deputy Romero Alpuenta, would be in
dicted-RlcgO has many active friends. Sin
II. Wilson was expected at Madrid.
Some Disturbances had occurred al Lyons.
6 The fears Of IN unfavorable harvest in
Holland had vanished"
The British Charge d'Ahaires is said to have
left Portugal in consequence ola difference
respecting the tariff.
Great disturbance have occurred and still cx-