Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-19

people that Gaeta has not yet surrendered,
that bands ofrartisans are forming at Ariano,
and that Sicily has declared itself indcpen-
dent. A body Of 5000 Austra,s have been
sent from Naples to the Calabrias, and an
other Austrian division has received orders
to march into the province of Basilicata. IN
IN article from Vienna of the 9th, it appears
that the marching of troops for Italy was
still continued and that so few were left III
Austria, that the service of Vienna, Lintz,
and number of other Cities, was dis
charged by the Civic Guard. Circumstances
never could be more favourable for the sup
posed designs of the Autocrat of Russia OH
Turkey.
The Portuguese Cortes seem TO proceed
with great activity in the work ofreformation.
The reduction of the army, in time ofpeace,
the abolition of the Inquisition, and the APP
preparation of the estates of the Church To
the payment of the public debt, are among
the objects which engage their attention.
N. Clron.
Npra eS.-It was yesterday reported that
the Porte had arranged matters with Ali
Pacha, and acceded TO the demands of The
Servians, in order that it might direct the
whole fits efforts against the insurrecfion in
MOldayia and lNaIlachia.
1t certainly appears as il there was an IN
tention on the part of the Holy Alliance To
turn their arms against Span. See VienJ1;i
article. Morn. Chron..
VIENNA. April lit is thought that the
Congress of Laybach will be prolonged till
summer, and the establishment of order and
tranquility generally in Europe is the cause of
the prolongation. Ii is possible that the af-
faifs of Spain will not be foreign to the Con
gress. Spanish Couriers have arrived at
Laybach with dispatches. and have return
cd with answers to Madrid.
The first column of Russian troops, COM
sisting of $4,000 men, will enter Hungary in
the course of this Week
.4prd 12.-It appears certain that Corps
of Observation of about 10000, is to be sent
to the frontiers of W;il,achia. The regi-
nlcnts in garrison in Gallcia are marching
in that directi5n. Every thing announces
that OUR whole army is about to be put on
the war footing, and that the L3Iidwehr will
be charged with the interior service These
extraordinary measures lead to the presump-
ton, that after the occupation of Piedmont,
" there will still be another enterprise for
the re-establishment of the tranquility Of
Europe" It's, they say, from Laybach thai
the news on which these cohlectures Were
founded are derived.
PARIS, April e4.-Many Greeks from
Bulgaria have joined the corps oftroops com
manded by Prince Ypsilanti Another
body has been organised by Greek named
kardlia. The Porte has declared Prince.
Alexander Suzzo, 4 tfaitor. 1t is affirmed
that two different parties in NYalIachia have
declared against the Ottoman authority :; but
that there is a want of harmony between
themselves. it's added, that fortune has
become favourable to Ali Pacha, and that
he now numbers no less than $4,000 men
under his command.
Frefch Funds.-Five per Cent. Cons
Jouissancc 22d March, 9gf. Csc Last price,
82f. CSC
WARSAW, April 5.-According TO iiiieiii-
gence from the frontiers of Moldavia, dated
the eth ult. Prince YpsiIanti has, ere this left
Jassy, at the head of an army $4,000 strong,
end taken the route of Fokschany, a small
town divided into two sections by the Mil
koti, one OF which is situate in Moldavia, the
other In Wallachia ; and is celebrated for the
battle which was fought there in f789.
We have the following news from Jassvj
dated 18th March -
"Our Hospodar, the Prince Suzzo, tsohi
OF the iIospodar Suzzo, who died in The
month of January last year,) advocates the
enterprise of Prince Ypsilantiwith great zeal,
and has already made great pecuniary sacff-
fees in his cause"
ODESSA, March 2G.--E'ilty-thfe Greek
families escaped from Constantinople have.
arrived here, who state that previous to their
departure the Drogomau of the Porte having
requested leave TO resign, had been decapita,-
ed, and had been sacceedcdby one of AIorou-
Cotadia, son of the. fugitise Hosbodar Of
Wallacl1ia, has arrived here
JAssf, March 19.-Prince Ypslanti has
marched at the head of corps d'armee, con
slstins OF 10000 Arnauts, Moldavians and
Greeks, With 10 pieces of cannon. Prince
Suczzo continues the warlik6 Preparations
with much activity, and the sineiy of war,
money! rs in abundance.
NArIEs, April 6.-Tbemost perfect tran
guilty and union prevail in Cafabria.
The news from all the other provinces IL
of a pacific nature.
VIENNA, April 9.-The instrfectioh III
Noldavia and Wallachia occupies greatly all
minds in this capital. 1t appears that
the lnsurgent chiefs having mutually
concerted matters, are already acting with
their respective forces. Theodore has
marched upon the Danube. TO seize upon
Nicopoli. Prince Ypsilanti, on the c6ntroi
ry, has taken the direction of HirsoTs and
SiIstria, III order to occupy the ports Of ths
Black sea, & thus gam q communication with
the Greeks ofthe Russian provinces border
ing on this sea. The Greeks have; it is said,
commenced their movements in Bulgatias-
Several ofTheodOre's friends are gone into
Sercia, to distribute pToclamations In that
quarter. 1t IS confidently asserted that
CORPS IS alrCai y organized in the. vicinity q
Nlssl, and that troubles have brjken out in
Macedonia.
LoNpoS, April 47,-It certainly apPeafy
as u there was an intention on the part of the
Holy Alliance TO turn their arms against
Spain. Ia a Vienna article, IN the French
papers, it's said, Every thing ahn6uhce5