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

Ios, INC association which the name of Pa
dIlla has rendeted immortal, and which
caused so much care and uneasiness to
Charles V. This political sect has spread
widely in the army. A grcatnimler of Cen
erals, who distinguished themselves i'm the
late war, are members of it. At Gudalaxa-
ra, pretty considerable town, ten leagues
from this capital,t there was yesterday slight
tumuit. The wOrkmen i'm cloth-manufac-
tory belonging to the government being in
formed that twas the intention to suppress
these establishments, collected i'm the square.
armed, and cried out with all their might
-" Death to the constitution I"-" The
Duke oil lDfantadO for ever !" This person
age, who was In town, went immediately to
the place of meeting; addressed the rioters
and succeeded in reducing them to order:
Messrs. Christie and Trail have with the
greatest dclicacy. inclosed $500 each to the
widow ofthe late Mr.. Scott, as a proof of
their deep regret at the late unfortunate cir
cumstanccs. 1t was sent anonymously as u
tribute from two friends.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, March 1O.-We have
Just witnessed several important changes in
the Ottoman Ministry, which in general the
public was not prepared to expect. Vari-
Gus are the reasons assigned for them, the
correctness ofwhich time may show but at
present they are probably known to but ave-
ry few persons who arc allowed to penetrate
into the secrets ofthe seraglio. On the 18th,
in the evening, an officer OF the body guard of
the Grand Vizier, Karakalak,] brought to
HIM the Hattischcrili, which contained these
new arrangements. The Grand FiZier inn
mcdiately issued the customary letters, with
an invitation to those officers of state who
were promoted to repair to the Porte the
following morning. The Late Kiaja Bey,
Minister OF the Interior, and Tschamschi
! BaSchi, Marshal of the Empire, were inform
ed at the same time that his Highness had
disposed ofthe Offices hitherto filled by them.
This notification was not however, accompa-
| med with any particular marks of the sove-
reign's dsplcasurc. On the following day
the REFS Efiendi Dschanib Salilx Mehmel Eff
iendi, was invested with the pelsse of hon
or us kiaia Bey' The post which he has
| hiled for several years was given TO Hamid
| Bey, hitherto Nisandschi, Secretary for the
| Cipher of the Sultan. He is the same per-
son who has conducted, as first plenpoten-
tiary from the Porte, the negotiations which
have been for some months in progress with
the Russian Ambassador. The vacant place
OF Nisandschi was given TO Hussim Bey,
who some years. ago, was Rcis Eficndi i'm the
camp fthe Grand Vizier, and since then. for
short time, Tschamschi Baschi The last
place was given to Hawaiian Eflendi, hith-
erto director ofthe Mint, who distinguished
the commencement of his last employment
by the proceedings against Abdurrahman
Boy, and the farmers Of the Imperial Mint,
| Dus,o5lu. His successor is Ala EiTend, who
| Is followed in his post of Inspector of the
| powder mills, by Dmissalik Aga. Still
more surprise, however, was excited bv theun-
expected and prompt removal of Jank Gull
umaschi, late dragoman of the Porte. On
| the 8tll, In the evenings notice was given him
| that his services were dispensed with, and
| that he was tt so Immediately into exile to
CalssarJa. at the same time Beisade Con-
| stantne Morusi was appointed his success
sor. These important changes in the high
est Offices of the state, at present occupy the
minds of the people, especially of the ia
| nissarles, who appear TO be more peaceably
disposed since the last distribution OF pay.
The unfavorable progress of the undertake
ING. against Ali Patha, has excited great dis
| satisfaction.
| B6sToN, June 0.-By the ship Canton.
Haskell, 81 days from Liverpool, arrived in
this port yesterday, we have received our
| files of London papers and Lloyd's Lists
to April %.
| The British Parliament adjourned on the
18th April to the 3Oth inst. Previous to adj
tournament Mr.. Bennet gave notice in the
Commons that he should, on the 9th Nav,
with view to parliamentary reform, offer IA
motion tor The representation Of I'LL Tie great
toVns an England.
The new provisional government ofNapIes
| is i'll extreme distress for want of money. all
the public chests are empty and the notes of
the bank without credit. Cardinal Rulfo is
said to be named president of the provisional
| government
Accounts from Trieste of 9TH April, state
| that Sicily was still unreduced and that the
Austrian Consul at Messina had been forced
| TO take down the imperial arms from Ills
| house.
| The Lisbon papers contain an account Of
! the proceedings of the Cortes, from which it
| appears that they have liberated all prisoners
confined for political offences up to the day
of the Installation of the Cortes cut down
the enormous church property of Portugal,
and decreed that any subject ofthe Crown of
| Portugal who refuses TO swear TO the bases of
the Constitution shall forfeit his right of Gift
zcnship, and be forced TO leave the kingdom.
1T IS confidently stated at Leghorn that the
Greek inhabitants Of the island of Gambia
had rendered themselves masters of il ~
seizing ali the strong places.
Measuresare taking by the government O E
| spain to check any disposition which inay
be eynced By the enemies ofthe Constitution
to trouble the tranquility of the kingdom, it
having been thought that the events in Naples
might give rise to such efforts.
Adyices to March 81 mention that Prince
lPsilanti has marched against Romani and
tokschan, with 1000 chosen Arnauts. and
that 10000 Greeks have takenthe same direct
ton. The Greeks Of the islands have re.
paired to ldro in the Egean sea, where they
nave Tor some time been collecting feet
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and armed.
| The Paris riannra sfntn ill - a..