Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-07

representation of the Senate OF C.lma,a, it T,
MAS seso'vr,lt TO send a mission to Hydra, with the
promiseo idlE MI the conditions Yps,nti required
The mission bad the happiest result Ypsi,ami re-
turned 10 Calamata and brought with him several
iofeisn officers, a.u formal treaty. i'm whicl, the
people Of Hydra, Speza, and Ips,ra siipsl,e 10
maze common cause with the Morean insurgents
HE successful conclusion OF so difficult an affair will
probably have favorable consequences for the Greek
cause, WHICH has suffered so mach from division
iri"co fpsanii was still at Caiaiaata on the 2eth
OF September All The forces of the Issu, cents nt,,y
that Iripollnsa has f,lien, proceed AGAINST P,tras
he reduction Ct this last fortress would he of vas,
mioionce but tie resiS,arce of the brave Turkish
governor rs vigorous. Jussef Selim Pachn is "a dis
uiguiSheti conmnnder. Has defence of the Mprca
WITH SO small aU army though slways retrcaiinq be-
lore the superior force OF the Grhps has been mas-
very. no town WAS secure Against his attacks, which
have done much INJURY 10 the Greeks he divided
a'sioiccsnaNery advantageous nhnns,, and prompt
y garrsonad those t9rl:esses which tie Greeks at
hrSt neglected to besiesc Even in his present stu;,-
ton, he Keeps more than 1900 Greeks occupied
with only 1900 Turks. The Castel has been block
aided for several months 10y gre,,, number of small
Greek vessels, without producing an, effect The
approach, OF the Turkish heet has, however, raised
;hi, blockade
| Every town which is freed publishes bulletins and
liberty Journals. Several printers have therefor
gone ir,n the ionau Islands to the Morca, where
their ,bours are wanted.
The accounts from Spain ar., of a very ALARMING
nature. Madrid dates the l7th of November had
| heen received in London.-One letter saws we
continue IN stale Vt alarm ignorant whether the
government VIII be ahe 10 restrain the factions A
commission oi the permanent Assembly ot the Cortes
has been summoned TO attend Council of Ministers
10 advise upon means OF avertng the impending dan.
| ger.
our monarchy welinormed persons saw onenIv
that not only Cadz and all And alusia hut the pro-
vnces OF Valencia, Arragon, Catalonia and Ga!iici
are on the point of separating from the C,uto
\ themselves Epua
| Onr Ciubists OF the Fontuna dor, parade the
OF the Spanish Republic -"
Another letter says . The audacy Of the CluI,sts
has no limits: they encouraged Ly the weakness
| OF the authorities, aud agitation is general The
shock is at hand, and will scarcely be retarded a
month longer, II change in the present state OF
things do not avert the catastrophe
| " II is affirmed that the permanent ueputaiisr of
me Cor'es, M accord with the ministry, is about 10
ADOPT decisive measures TO avert present crcumsan-
ces. IL appears, also, that the King has formally
pronounced against the change of ministers demand
Ell by the people, as follows.
% VI ministers be cupable, let their responsbiH.
y he made The ground of their Impeachment aud
let them be tried IT they be not they ought to con-
;!nue at the.r post. Such is my WILL enianaiing from
the preosatve granted me by the constitution h;ch
VIII observe but also require that it be observ-
| IL has been stated the remains Of Major Andre
nave been lately removed from the spot where they
were originally inferred in the year 1850 at TaDpan
h,ptn
irigatc, 10y order of his Royal IIghness the Duke of
york On Thursday the sarcophagus was depositc,l
III front oil the ceno;aph in Westminster Abhev
which was erected by his late Majesty 10 the memo,
ry OF this gallant officer The reinforcement took
place in the most private manner, the Dean of West
minister experimenting in person Major General
." Ieroer' laylor attending the pant of his Roy
Al ffishness tie Commander in Chief; and Mr.
Locker. Secretary TO Greenwich Hospital Oh behalf
| oil the three surviving sisters of the deceased
LoNDoN, Nov. 26-Wednesiny morning duel
was fought between two gentlemen Bagshot heath
winch proved fatal To of the seconds i'm conse-
qnence of his standing too near his man he was shot
III Inc lett side, and died in hours
1ome Edaoro Of The Times.
olRIopserv'ng IN your paper OF this day that Il du
el was lately fought oil Bagsliot-he which proy ed
fatal 10 one Of the seconds who in consequence Of
standing too near his man, was shot in the side of
winch he dledin two hours after am ntuce 10 ,rou-
~. 5Uu WIN q case somewhat similar, although
miaaung IN a less melancholy manner.
About twenty years since, a Mr. Brady apo,Ieca-
y To one OF the hospitals in Dublin, went to the
Inuh'X park Tor the purpose of deciding AN affair of
nonor WIN brother pracSttiunCr. On this occasion
lhe hachney-coachman who brought Mr. Brady 10
the heid wa. severely wounded and one of his horses
| shot dead, at the first FIRE. The unfortunate man
V'ne '"e gentleman ut Bagsho) had taken his station
fa'ief 100 near The combaants-to wit, at a distance
Oh anou MY yards on one side. As the gentlen en-
red together, 1t was never exactly ascer,aned whe-
ther one bullet had done all rhe mischief or we-
ther MIR. Brady had shot the coachn,nn and his an
tasonst the horse from the manner however in
wh'ch ie matter was settled am inclined 10 the lat
eI opion. BON the parties being medical men they
"to""eu the coachman alternately, until ed, with
o"t any expense, and they very amicahly cu!,hed
,heir i each, TO make up G 10 the price of the
horse. '
As may he the means OF saving some lives am
INDUCED 10 send you an opinion (fotndc on cousitIe
rabie experence) which is that in all CITIZEN dueIs
NE seconds run much greater risk of being shot
than The principals. When a youna man resi,Iinq in
D"O'ln, was TOR reasons which is unncc essary
lie q la H..
cont, and with which ge Morally COMPLIED Lut hay
ing IN ai dozen instances very narrowly escaped
WIN my lie, came To resolution never again TO
appear IN the field of honor even 10 oLI;qe nv dear
est 'riehd but rs principal 10 this resolution have
ornore than thirty years invariably adhered and il
IS owing 10 this, as firmly beIieve that now live
TO nave tie honor OF addressing YOU. am, Sir, your
Sidughter's Co6ee-house, Nor. 26.
Ihere was u few days ago, gentleman residinr in
,h's Town, who had been married ton times, and by
eaeh marriage has had foo0' children hi, first wife
was eighteen his second tpenJ.echf hi, third tEjr,y
ftgh aud his fourth forty-si~W He was on his first
matrimonial trip, twenty.four years OF se ON his SCI
cond y,f0'T, his third forty-f and ON his
o !lt hiiyJor He is now sjxtyl four, and his last
we has been dead four e5ars. This strange coin
C'Ience has induced him lately to keep the Eo,pfi
DAY ~ the week, aud in the fourth month of every
year he travels He dimes at fom o'clock every day
ana considers an unluc<y omen il his senses lye
not reposng III balmy sleep at four ocluck in the
informing.
brighton Gu~.
C~fHe senfepce-ln our Inst publication we stated
lhat rule had been refused by the Kings Bench
on an application in behalf OF Mary Ann Garlic, for
a new trial On Thursday the defendant was brought
uP 'or Judgment when Dir Justice Bailey pronounced
inc sentence Of the Court as follows
Mara Ann Carlile, you stand hero 10 receive the
Wogmehi oil the Court for 4 libel rejecting on tho
oiu .! and New Iestaments. Every subject Of Great
brllain IS entitled 70 hold whatever opinions he pleas
es but none can be allowed to io,peoch estnb;sbeI
ih, or to enleaVor 10 pnsettIe the belief of others
ne Couit taking into consideration the crcnmst,n
,9s OF your case, does order and adjudge, that yom
.hary Ann Garlic, do pay u the King iinc Of e5OO
'nhi you be imprisoned in Dorchester la for period
u we've months that, at the expiration of thai time