Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-26

Numerous arrests have taken pacein the north
OF Italy, including members of the first families.
Switzerland is the general place of refuge for
the Carbonari. II is stated that the Duke de
Gcnevois has restored the Piedmontcse crown
10 his brother Victor Emmanuel. The Jour
nal de Thoulouse declares, ,hat Congress OF
the Great Powers is To be held ut Bio;s.--
Among 4 number of Forcntincs, who have
been arrested on suspicion ofpatriotic designs,
was Count Ealdin, who has Killed himself by
leaping from the window of his prison. A
priest who preached liberal doctrines has also
been arrested.
An evening paper says" We lately noticed
4 report current in the west end of the town.
that the Queen had sent letter to the Earl of
Liverpool desiring TO know the names of the
| ladies appointed 90 attend her majesty at the
| ceremony of the ensuing coronation, to which
her majesty had received no answer. We are
now able 10 state, that whatever application
| has been made by her majesty has been sane
| toned by legal advice, and that her Majesty
has already received an official answer, which,
although not satisfactory has moi altered her
| determination"
These papers furnish US with but few items of
intelligence from the Continent. In regard to
Grcece, accounts through Trieste state, that
large armed Greek vessel had arrived there
from Patras, in the Morea. for the purpose of
purchasing arms and ammunition. She left Pa
tras on the 4th April with statements OF open
war having taken place between the Turks and
Greeks. A general insurrection was expect
ed in the Morea, on the 9th April The Turks
set fire to the Greek Church in Patras, but
they were compelled by the Greeks to retreat
10 the citadel. The Bishop of Ephesus had
taken the field at the head of great body of
Greeks. The Pacha Oft the Merea has stopped
1 II,
of the lOnian Islands symratise in the Greek
nsurrectioD. particularly those of Zante-
The German Journals mention. tina; several
foreign officers have proceeded to Moldayia TO
"ticr their services to Prince Ypsilant There
appears TO be some degree of dissention be-
| tween the two chieftans in Nollayia. Theo-
dore Wladinliskor aims only at recovering
from the Porte the rights formerly granted to
his countrynlen while prince Ypsilanti has
for his object the complete emancipation of
| the Greeks. If the Porte arrange with Thco-
dore and set bounds to tie exactions Of the
Hospodars, ii is thought that IVaachia will be
tranquilized, and that Ypsil,nti will not he
able to maintain himself in Moldavia.
The immediate result of the union of The
forces of Theodore, and those of Prince
| fpsilanu, at Waliachia, was the creation of n
council ot government, for civil administra-
tion and the supply of the army, which is said
10 De 10000 strong, cncampcd on the banks of
the Danube, near Bucharest. The decision
OF the council authorized the casting of the
belS OF the numerous nlonastcries in these
districts, into cannon, and in Moldava the FIRST
cannon were actually east of the bells Of church
| es.
Letters (rom Paris of late date, vaguely
report that the insurgent Greeks had sustain
cd signal defeat near Bucharest. where they
| W aft cl~ l,,,.
The baptism of the Due de Bordeaux has
been celebrated at Paris in splendid style.
Mt Canning has sailed for Bologna
| Inc PERIOD of Sir Francis Rurdctt's impri-
sonment has expired. and he has resumed his
seat IN the House of Commons
Since the fine weather has set in, her Maics-
ty daily rides out in her rondeau. At Rich
| mond the popuiace took the horses from the
carriage, and drew her majesty through the
streets.
In the lately published transactions ofthe Ii
terary Society of Bombay, is an account of
| curious surgical case, in which the loss of a
| portion of bone, in the arm of an Arab. has
been supplied through the dexterity of IA native
| surgeon, by silver tube.
through the agency Of some mischievOus
wag, the house of a professional gentleman,
| near Sheffield, was lately beset by diapers,
MERGERS, dress makers, tailors, hair dressers,
straw bonnet makcrs-with band-boxcs, and
packages ofvelvets, silks, bonnets perlumery,
artificial flowers, SC load of coal, undertake
er, post chalse, andaus, and carriages of va
riors descriptions.
n fog, of a density seldom witnessed bv
the Oldest inhabitants, enveoped the town and
river nj Liverpool, on the night Of the Cd Nav.
The crew Of ferry boat from Seacombe, lost
their way, and after steering, as it were in the
dark Tor three hours, made the shore near
hnots hole. Some peOplein two other boats
heard man fall into the river from a fat, and
endcasorcd to reach the spot whence his cries
proceeded, but without effect and those in
the fiat were equally unsuccessful in resci,inc
nira from watery grave, owing to the obscu-
rity.
remarkable Fdf.--A child Of a mechanic at
Cneltenlam was lately vaccinated. as n pre-
ventive of small pox but the patient appears
to nave caught the infection previous to vac
cination. What is very astonishing, both dis !
eases maintain an equal ascendancy, and the |
child is likely TO do well.
The Paris Moniteur contains a ROYAL Or !
dInaDce, putting in force part of the Com |
merclai treaty lately entered into between |
France and America Il annuIs the special |
duty ofo francs per ton, which was formerly |
levied upon vessels belonging to the United |
States of America and it goes further. for
1t DEGREES that all the special duty which has
been collected since the 18th of December last
shall be repaid to the parties, with the deduc-
ton of ordinary tonnage duties.
BY an account before the House of Com
mons, 1t appears that the value Of manufactur-
ed Woollen Goods and Woollcn Yarn, has
progressively declined as under for one year.
TO 9th Jan. 1919, the total declared value was
E9,O47 $50 los lid !; do. 1890, &c. 1890, 69l Cs
Sd do. 1921, G6,279i6 los. lid.
The Sandman Minister has presented TO
Louis XVIII a letter from Charles Felix.