Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-29


latter retired with his soldiers to fortress.
Theodore Suffice Mademiskor and Prince
psllanh have addressed proclamatipns to the
inhabitants of Bucharest, inviting them to
make cause with them. The former saws
=" lie cannot be said to belong to his country
who is not I: tied with the people for the con-
quest of their rights, and he ought to be re-
Sarded as an enemy who is opposed to the.
general good. They who will unite themselves
with the people shall have nothing to fear but
ne who Will follow contrary principle, shall
repent it eternaly''
The English expedition to the Persian
Gulph has met with check. The Arabs at
tackled the expedition in great numbers-thc
English lost officers, and so sepoys.
On the 99th c. April the king gave private
audience to the yiscount de Chateaubrand.
Minister of the court of Hussia.-There was n.
numerous and brilliant Court. Prince de Tai
eyrand was present.
On the 30th ofApril, tire King reviewed the
Royal Guards and troops of the garrison of
Paris in the Champ de Mfrs.
The Coronation of the ing of France was
shortly to take place.
The Paris papers are filh,d with accounts of
theatrical representations and other rcioicings
in honor of the baptism of the infant Duke de
Bordeaux. His Majesty went in grand process
sion to the Cathedral of N otre Dame, where
the baptism was performed by the Archbishop
of Paris. The royal answers to the congratu-
latory speeches were brief. =" Let us, saws the
King, invoke for him the protection of Inc
mother of God, the Queen ofI,Angels; let us
mplore her to watch over his DAYS, to remove
far from his cradle the msfe rtmes with which
it has pleased Providence 10 atflict his rela
tlves and to conduct him by a less rugged path
than have trod, to eternal felicity"
a Il
of Commons by body of Christians, calling
| themselves Separatists, pray ing TO be released
from the ceremony oftakint; an oath in the
same manner as the Moraviiins and Quakers.
Three hundred Greeks ha made an attack
90 the Castle of Giorgco, gairisoned by 5000
turks. The Greeks were adj DESTROYED. The
| Greeks afterwards attacked I he castle in great
er numbers and took ii, and Q ut the Turks to
death
Ninety -seven thousand po,u Ids, in one pound
notes had been brought to the Bank of Eng
land In one day to be exchans ed for gold.
Between SIX and seven mil IONS sterling in
gold had been Withdrawn froirI the bank With
IN few days, in exchange for paper.
Letters from lrun, in Spain, say, that The
counter revolutionary movements of Morillo
had failed. A battle has been ought, i'm which
| Morillo is said to have fallen.
New arrests took place in Madrid on the
night ofthe 26th of April. Sc, eral diSnitaries
OF court were taken4rom their houses and sent
to prison.
Onthe 9TH of May, the Chaml Ter of Peers as
sembled at Paris, when twenty eight persons
were arraigned, chiefly military officers. for n
conspiracy against the lives of the king and
members of the rova family.
All persons at Constantinop lie, capable OF
bearing arms had been called III ,on All sub.
Jlects not Mahometans have b zen disar,o,d
he streets OF Constantinople were full OF
armed men, the principal Greek had been as
sembed in Church by their u atriarch. An
imperial edct was read to then /. 1t accuses
Michael Suzzo, Prince of Mol lavia of high
| treason, and prOnounces senteo ce of condem.
nation upon his adherents.
The army of Ypsilanti amounts to 10000
men. They had reached the Banks of the
Danube, where they were stopped by the in.
undatioD.
The Emperor ofRussia has placed 10000
men at the disposal of the En- lperor of Aus
| tria.
Holy Thursday had nearly proved da,
OF mourning Tor spain. Every year a solemn
procession takes place on that day through
out the whole of Spain. Thea authorities tax,
part IN this ceremony, and the ,resence of TIT
King is never dispensed with. The populac,
perceivmg that the King did M appear in tn,
procession, manifested dissatist; ction in a wa,
calculated to excite apprehensio ms of the great
| est evils. 1t was found necessa nv to surround
| the royal residence with all the troops of tn,
line and the militia
The revolutionary moyemera in Barcelona
has been contagious. Malaga and Grenada
and Oviedo had exhibited une asiness. and i
was feared similar events would take place a
Cadiz, Seville and Burgos.
Froahe He.s Ycrt Eysninr pot.
| On the 18th Of May, his rnaies VS. shin Red
wing, capt. Hum, ofI8 guns, an ived at Ports
mouth, (Eng.) from the ST. He lena station
| She left the Island on the 9Th OF March. Bona
| parte had not removed into hf new house
He was in good health and safety. TIL
Redwing fell in with u. S. sloo, of war On
tarlo, capt. Chauncey, who most politely sen
capt. Hum some jars of sweea meats and
large file of papers in return Tor which n
was presented with fine Asce nsion turtle
weighing 500 lbs.
| ,Sdpings Bank.-We observe. from an NJ
count lately laid before the Ho,tse Common
Z" showing the sums received and Maid rnontbI
4 by the Commissioners for the rec iuction of II,
National Debt, on account of the Banks IA
savings, IN England, for the Gtb of Aue,s
1917. TO the 9TH April, 1921, !" that the deposit
10 these banks have amounted to no less tina
E552G,703 while only G21g,072. have bee
paid back.
fAhIs, May 1l.-We have receive d(saystl
Gazette de France) the Spanish p;, ,ers to ii
9TH, which have arrived by express,
The Canon Vinuesa was, on the 4th OF 6,
J month, the victim of popular flr,t he W,
massacred in prison by an outragi ous mo
= who broke open the doors in spi1 of tl,e r
slstance of the national guard the on dut
The Ministerial Journal gives the fonowir
, | detail -. "