Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-04
FOREIGN NEWS.

go Liberals gave Il dinner to NJ Corcclles,
on his return rs Deputy for that city. Toas,s
were given to Liberty, the Consultation, x X.
The company then adjourned in body to
the French hills, where there was display of
fireworks. serenade, and other slmuscments.
IN II, honor of that Deputy but unfortunately
me company did not coniinc themselves to
CRIES Ut Live Corcelles-there were others in
teriniXed, which cannot be repeated, and which
diVested the assembly of its festive character.
To put an end to the confusion and tumultu-
Gus proceedings, two proclamations, the one
by the Project of the town, and the other bv
the Mayor of the city. were issued, and had
the desired effect, without the elltlson of blood.
The following is the Proclamation of the
Project of the Rhone:
:" Inhabitants of Lyons,-The tranquility
which we enjoy was accidentally disturbed in
the evening of yesterday. A crowd assem-
bied and uttcredcries tending to breach of the
peace In short time this affecting scene be-
came sui more reprehensibe. Imprudent, if
not lli-intentioned men, assembling in groups
which might be viewed as hostile entered our
walls and insulted by their scandalous clamors
peaceful citizens
These deplorable excuses are a manifest
violation of the laws which protect and guar
antee our liberty. Ii your magistrates are
bound to inquire with zeal into the cause of
such a disorder, they ought above all to pre-
vent ITS return. They will fulfil their duty
Inhabitants ot Lyons--you will likewise fulfil
yours Vain would be the attempt to destroy
that honorable attitude which confidence and
fidelity give you. You form no other wishes.
You only utter the cry Long live the King );
long live the Bourbons."
The heads lately exposed on the gates OF
tne SeraGlio, were those OF Veil Pacha, the son
OF ali of Jaaina, and OF his sou Mehened
facha Ilef death has been provoked by the
ntrgncs OF lsmael Pacha, and of Bakil ITheio-
.iador. They have insinuated to the 'Divan,
that Veil and his son had deposited a sum of
&3,0OO,o00 at Maura, of which they declared
the English General, Sir f. Adam, TO be heir
In case of their death. A negotiation to re-
nove the money had been entered into with
the Turkish Chiefs whom we have named
They commended that Il Pacha being slave
employed by his Hglincss the Sultan, was not
likely to make a will, except in favor of the
mosques, and - consequence they demanded
the deposit. The reply was that Veil and o.
theirs could not be Invested of the property
a second demand was madea reply was given,
anu The DlyaD, in order to cut the knot of the
difficulty, ordered the heads the two persons
TO he cut off who had been employed To re-
fuse the treasure.
MADRID, Oct 4.-FrancisY amora, charg-
ed with having endeavored to substitute the
republican,, for the constitutional system, was
condemned on the 28th of September, by the
Tribunal of First Resort oil SaragossaEtoe eight
| years Punishment 10 the city Of Santa Mlria
de Bentacuria, in one Of the Canary Islands, to
be deprived of his commission and rank, and
TO pay the costs of the process. The pro-
ceedings against Cugnet de Moutarot are con
tinued with great activity.
| At Carthagena, as well as at Malaga, the CT
wi and military authorities have assisted at "A
| grand procession in honor of Riego.
] One of the most distinguished of our chief
military officers, General Millares, Governor
OF Malaga, has expired, after Il short but Sc
we're illness. The country has lost in him a
valiant defender, and the new institutions an
enlightened and ardent friend.
Journal des Debats.
| SARAGossA, Oct. Sat ten o'clock at night
on the 1st of this month, about 90 persons
having assembled, paraded the streets with a
stick, to which handkerchief was tied, cry
ing" Death to the militia and Riego, and live
the Holy Virgin" The soldiers attacked
them and seized FIVE; two were previously
wounded. The Authorities are exerting them
selves for the purpose of discovering the other
offenders.
/ vienna, Oct. 5.-The negotiation entered.
tiers of Austria and England for the prevention
ofa war between Russia and the Porte, con
tinue without interruption. 1t is even thought
thanks to the efforts ofthosc dip9matists, tina
several points relative to the demands of Rus
STA, arc already settled. However; those per
sons who from interest, have no wish for tn,
preservation OF peace, are ofOpinion that it i
impossible the Turkish Cabinet, so arrogan
and impotic, can submit to its Demands
One OF the conditions upon which the Russian
inetlnslsis, particularly since the late g
vents at Bucharest, is guarantee for the poll
teal and religious existence Of the Greeks
1t has, it is said, declared that the securit,
held out by treaties appeared the less suffi
cient, since the scenes at Bucharest prove tina
the Turks continue to cherish the principl,
that no obligation is binding with regard to in
fidels. Russia demands then it is said, a suiIi
Gent guarantee, that is, the occupation of the
most important places in the several quarter
OF Turkey IN Europe by Christian garrisons
These garrIsons shall be of sufficient strength
to enforce the execution oftreaties, and afford
prompt assistance TO the Greeks in the even
ofther violation
Il COulOrmably TO those demands, the Englisl
and Austrian Ministers have made some pro
positions to the Porte, with view To the oc
cupaton of all the fortified places of the PclO
pOnnesus, with the exception Of the capital O
Tripollizo, of the port Of Novarno, of Durazzr
] IN ALBANIA, of Salonica, in Macedonia, and O
Wddin and Belgrade, by garrsons compose,
} OF Russians, Austrians, and English. Its no
yet known what reception the Divan has Civ
en- to these propositions but it is the NOR
, doubted the Porte will accept them, since il
= ITS political relations with other Powers, il
DESTROYS that all concessions made to then
should be considered as proof its generos
ty, and not as eXtorted from It's weakness
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