Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-01

found ourselves hrmly imp2d2d in the midst oi IL
Ever since we ha,c been moving To and 40 with il, |
N the of FIVE miles hour, according To the
huN and rehuH OF tho tide. Somclimes the ice d-
ydiug, would allow us To push ~ Il few miles, and
agail unng, Gcdrceratc US for days. BY ll,is mode
wa have continued TO advance about
40 miys in the Straits.
When wrote by the transport, thinl expressed
an opinion, iu,t we had left En. much too early.
This has been verified, only by the difficulties
have met with, but also by the circumstance vi the
Hudson Bag Traders having oyer;.ken It's. These
vessels did not leave the Thames ua the end of
Al;T. They 20 into the Conpany's settlement, aud
return immediately. The ice by the late rains, ot-
tended with toerabiy sun, hats becn dissoyin,
daily, and we have To-day l,oI ed through upwards OF
len miles OF IL We expect daily To have some Es-
uuiniauN visitors
LONDON, Nov. Ellis Majesty reached C,,rl;on
palace yesterday evening, about u O'Clock, and the
event WAS announced by a royal salute from the ParA
and Tower guns. We are happy 10 add, that his Ma
jesy's general hcaIi! has been greatly benefited by
ms excursion. He has thus gone Though nearly
four months of considerable fatigue and activity,
mcncug with tie ceremonies oil the coronation. His
subjects nave known little OF him hitherto, while
tho .ouI tongue OF msosi faction was Left rail
WIN WI, mn licensed r"ucneSS:
SPEECH IF L0ajS NIIII. on NE opening Of tue
Sioas of ne Chambers.
! GEHrLEwES-lt is always with confidence, and on
the present occasion, under favorable auspices, that
come la open this session.
In preceding years, | compelled participate
my grief with yours
! More happy noa, have only to return thanks to
the Ai-po~ctini Tor the constant protection which
| hr has vuuchstfed To France. The sou, with which
heaven has soothed my SORROWS, COWS with the pub
ic prosperity, aud continues to hr me, source of
consolation and hope. This child, my heart feels
confident, will he worthy at us he will merit the
love with which my subjects surround his cradle
MY relations with foreign powers have never ceas-
cd To be amic:tie, and have irm confidence that
they will continue 10 he 81.
Great ca,mitics atilici the east. Let hope that
they approach their termination and that the pru-
dcncc and cordially ol all the powers will fad the
means ol satisfying what religion, policy and HUMANE
| II may Justly demand.
| The naval force, which, under these crcumstan-
ccs, have stationed III the of Levani, has ac
compl'shed the object which contemplated. Our
sinus have always ciTcct;iy produced my objects,
and often have they afforded 10 misfortune Il timely
| aid.
| \ destructive scourge dcsplates n portion ofSpan.
have prescribed, and will maintain, the rigoroHS
iprccauons which protect our coasts and frontiers
from the cun,agiun.
| II we take view of our domestic state what mo-
lives have not to Lcss Providence! The progress
%! industry, agriculture ami the aris that of
commerce and very channels will, by
| multiplying the means of communication dnd traffic,
cAicnd The general good 10 all parts Of the Kingdom.
lac prosperity oi the fnanCcs the intelgible
position o the public and fidelity engage
'ncnts, have consolidated tine puh!ic credit, and in
creased The resources Of the state.
| The period at winch have conyoked ;ou and the
orders which have Sivcn that the financial laws
shoun IL he Submitted to you sufficiently manifest
my desire To PAT an end To provisional grants the
Chanhers viii, doabcss, be eager second my
tcntiUnS.
ONFauspcioas situation, and the return orinlernal
and external tranquility, have, already admitted
dim'nuui III one OF the most omerouS of the taxes,
! that which marks re-pro-uction ia its source, by
| oNercharging landed properly. Next year. those SO
tSse7sed viii wholly ENJOY this reduction. desire
mat succcsSrely lnd rs suon as the eAigeHces OF the
state, and tie dignity OF France will permit the vlr
o"s taxes wi'Ich consute the pubic revenue shall
he NcStIgaed, and ii praU;icah!c demonstrated or
! better assessed.
The LAWS respected, and the repositories of nv
| power become every day and more inbucd with
theT strength Order and discipline reign III The ar
Every whore passions subsling and suspicious
wearing away and II give pleasure TO acknow-
ledge gcnrmcn that ly Your To, Il, 60. operation YOU
| nave powerfully contributed 10 ali This good.
| Let us persc>cre Ia the wise measures to which the
prosperous Results mast he attributed; let perse-
yec IN That unity of views, which has oficaciousiy
defeated tia VI glance AL fcstraiu the last efforts
| oil Tie "pft OF trouble and disorder.
In tins, the rcposc OF Europe is not less interest
ed ti,n II is thus that al generous sentiments
viii BE- dcvciupcd, sit which know your hearts
abound, aas at you win esiablish upon the graft
iHdc, the love, and the respect of my subjects, The
Throne wlhc.i protects The liberties OF ALI
LoNUoH, Nov. 7.-The American shin -
Captain Burlington, 90 days passage, from Batavia !
brings accounts that the settlement Of paemaug was
tken the latter end VI June. and the Raiah taken
rsonc: When Captain &. LETT Da;;,i;i OIL the 2Gi
July, the transports which hal conveyed the troops
had returned TO Batavia
| VIENNA, Oct. 2l.--The Diy,n has taken very
important resolution I'm order has been issued
winch strictly prohibits all Turkish soldiers from
leaving their corps aud returning to their homes
ihs orc; has been already published to the corps
oi Asiai!c troops stationed COnsanlinople un-
der the Iacha OF 5rusSl and il has been declared
them, that esent circumstances do allow of
tiIer returning home Tor the next winter This |
measure has miIdc diSiIreeabc impressions ls il is
clear that II * adopted On account OF the Russians
Il was also affirmed ,at the army Of the Pacla of
Dru Sa wouli shortly set out IFS march the Dan
ubr.'
An article from Corfu states that ON the 18th of !
| OF; eighteen idreo vessels chased Turkish brig
OF War mo Chcvi B.y, near Zante and she sustain.
Ell an action Ol seven hours against the whole of
'hcm, but approaching too the shore, took the
ground and iiie Governor o Xanie, prevent com
HuniciiiOn, ~ Il suspicious fever WIS raging amnur
ur turkish fleet, and also 90 observe strict neutrality
sent down detachment of an officer and twelve men
ana Lieut. Wright oil the engineers TO expIan To
Tue inIhbilnis the necessity OF neutrality about 1000
"a iIem tthe Grccks) however, assembled, and from
icmnd stone walls, fred Immediately upon them
several were vonnlcd, AMI one killed ln the
mean lime some Turkish ships hove in sight, and
tie !drcOt heroes away. The Turks took out the
crew at thrIr brig aud made OF also.
\ private letter from Vienna states, that the Aus
IRAN go'trnmcnt Continues IN the relations Of !
good Intelligence wth Russia, aud tl1t all its efforts
tcnd 10 The maintenance of peace in the East of En-.
TOPc. THIS object can only be obtaIned in a far rs
thc Ottoman Porte will consent unreasonable, 10 the
just demands Oi The cabinet of 81. PETERSBURG II is
tie dist the DiyaJ has accodcd 10 of these de-
munds bal mach difficulty exists relatively TO the
guarantee required by the Emperor Alexander in
LisOr Of the Crecks.-ihc En.sh Ambassador at
CJiSiniinOPlc, had. ii IS affirmed, IN the first place
proposed some notifications ln The demands made by
t's-ia; bat ti,, power would consent to them.
Ausil' on IN" contrary, j. OF opinion, well ~
Ff'is-a, tut The POrc ought to gave tho guarantees
TO 'He eNicnt deuinict, by Russia. IL in this
state ut ii15s, iliu was decided Prince Meter
n.ch shJu.d procecd 70 illnJycr, 10 influence tie
hmg o. England 10 make cOmmOn cause in this res
rcct. With Nustrt.-if his liahntss succeed ia this
Emporium nr1ocitilDn, England will be obliged to