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

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OF SIX or seven muskets upon them from Mr.
furiong and sons, they Immediately Dispersed
Oh the same night Il large party of the same
character called at Glenduff, the seat of ]. Ste
veiiy, Esq and took from thenet !; large GUAM
tty of arms.
1t Is quite Obvious that such state of soci-
ely as is here described cannot exist much
longer. Indeed it has been suffered to con.
tilue much too long already. We cannot
have arrived at its present gigantic aud fright
full height. They must now, at all events, op
pose an active aud determined resistance to
IT'S further extension, orthey vii. speedily fall
before 1t themselves. The Government has
SHOWN That 1t Is disposed TO grant every assis-
tance IN Its power to the local authorities, but
II IS upon the honorable, and resoute dis
charge OF their duties that the return of tran
qulllty must mainly depend.
VIENNA, Sept. 21.-On the 18th of this
month some OF the deputies OF the Neapolitan
rariament, and among them Messrs. Pctri-
neil, Ioero, and Gabriel Prpe, passed TIN ough
this city oil their way TO Prague, the place of
their Punishment. The King of the Two Sici-
lies has intrustcd them to the care of our go
Vernment. Others will be conducted To Spiel
burg, and the celebrated Concs, to Mum
gatscl.
LEIPsIc, Sept. eG.-The last accounts from
brody say, that the Russian ships which were
detained at Constantnople and other Turkish
ports by the late measures, had not obtained
permission TO depart, bat on condition of sell
ing all Their carGoes. They state further, that
there mao been some seru us disputes between
the Turks and the Russians on the frontiers of
! Bessarabia.
VI. Leardi, the Papal Nuncio at Vienna, has
arrived at Dresden, with Instructions for de-
ilnitivc organization of the affairs OF the Ca
tholic church in Saxony.
His majesty will open the next Sessiun of
Parliament III great state. The state coach.
which has undergone variety of improve
ments, and IFS beautiful paintings by Cipriaui
cleaned 4 rctouched where necessary, is now
complete and with the superb harness, is in
the Royal News. The body of The carriage
has resumed its original form. being omen IN
both front and sides, with elegant plate glass
windows, so that his Majesy's person viii be
distinctly seen by the spectators in going 10
and returning from the House ofPeers.
| private letter from Hanover, dated Sep |
-; says" The visit of his Majesty the King
of England to his German States is certainly
highly gratifying event, yet it is certain tl,it
many ofthe officers both civil and military,
whose incomes in general are very limitedwil
be deeply injured by the expense which they
Will thereby be compelled to incur Great
present means, but will be obliged TO contract
debts, the repayment of which will cost Them
years OF prvaton All the officers of the re-
Sments ofSnards have been ordered TO equip
| themselves anew. a contest of most serious
nature Is likely 10 arise concerning the order
| of presentation TO the King. The question is.
whether the Princess Do wager Of Buckle
burg, the Countess Wonder Decker, or the
Countess Munter, are TO take precedence of
tle "ther Two !aAes on that occasion. Each
OF them is contcnding for the preference.
PEST, Sept. 16.-There are several PER
sons here, who, during the dreadful Easter
holidays at Constantinoplc, wereeye witnesses
; of the shameful mutilation of the corpse of the
Greek Patriarch, formerly mentioned i'm the
.ihgeme,ne Ze'tnng, and who made descrip-
uon OF 1t which Will spare your readers
> The corpse was afterwards dragged by cords.
; fastened TO the feet, through many streets and
Purposely before the hotel of Baron Srogo-
nott. Hundreds of Greeks who have since
He'd to Russia will attest this.
: ODESSA, Sept. 4.-Wthin these two DAYS
report has been circulated of a prohibition
z to export corn to Turkey, as being shortly to
be issued. Those friends of the Turks here.
who, from motives of interest, look on a war
with Turkey with horror, see in this prohi-
: bltion proof of the most pacific intentions
others look on 1t as Il measure on the part of
i | e.. IN-'N -
our GOV eminent preparatory to war.
Inough 1t might IN some measure have been
l. loreseen, yet the mere report, connected with
{ the abolition of the free port, has produced
an extraordinary stagnaton in all business.
One Thought alone comforts, which is, that il
( war breaks out this time, the dominion of the
Turks IN Europe would probably soon be al
an END, andthe free navigation ofthe Bosphorus
and the Dardanelles be for ever secured On,
4 | CITY. XVDpcp frnHp NAV 4,
+ the caprice of the Turks, might then iool; for.
ward To the attainment of the highest pros
0 perity.
: The number Of Russian vessels which sail
) ed, III consequence Of the removal of the cm.
. barge at ConstaninopIe, to all ports of Archi-
!, peago, loaded for the most part with corn
J. and some perhaps with military stores, is said
b to have amounted to 600.
d Baron StrOgonOh, who is now out o
y quarantine, received on the cd "A courier on
+ -. fetersburgh As the report ofthc proli
= DllIon TO export corr was spread mmcdiatcy
! after, some persons thiuI, that the dccla,ntior
d Of war will Immediately follow. The nptiy,
u inhabitants of Odessa have nothing else "a
J, wish, for otherwise, after the loss Of our mi
o viege OF tie corn trade, we must soon sink ~
U to village of fishermen. tHhe English here
0 look gloomy, because, in the present crisis
u tney cannot hope for any sale of their i'm
K mensc magazines of goods.
: lAIgenejne Zeitung, Sept %.
y WlLNA, Sept. In the latter end Of las
o month we lad troops OF all arms continual,
) marching through this town, most Of whom
8 halted for one night and then continued thci
n march to the southwest frontiers of the king
n dom They come from the interior of tn,
d empire, and were all animated with the mos
J. ardent attachment aud unlimited devotion {,
J. their august Monmcl. as VOL ms fhe invfiI