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

the Porte amimaed with sincere desire Ia u, reserve
peace with the Ch i>tam Powers, will rcnouuoe all
prosecuting measures against Christian subjects aud
vii! endeovor TO establish internal tranquility in
several OF tie European provinces, nv pronmlgai
"A genera! amnesty. The Porte will further eususe
TO observe regiOusly. the treaties existing between
!, and Rus>n. Austria aud England will ON their
side, take mrasuics, they have heretofore lakcn,
that Their Subjects lend aid whatever to the uSur-
gents OF Turkey. The Baron de Lebze,crn, Austrian
Ambassador ii ST. Pcersburgli, has received an ai-
thcntc copy at this note, 10 present the Dlan ly
m extraordinary courier, despatched direct from
Hanover hy NJ. de Neuernich, aaI he will non fail
TO give official communication of 1t To the Count lie
Nesselrode."
TURKISH FiRMAN.
LfMBERG, Nov. 5.-OW Gazc'tes OF to-day con-
tAihsihe trman of the Sultan, which was published
ut Iassy On the 18th of Oct.
High, honorable and mighty Councillors. won
uefiul Hovefnois, prGdent and penetrating Penipo-
tcniiarles, endowed 10y the King oi Heaven with d.
vers gifts to conduct the affairs of Nations thou Be
his facha, now Governor and Nazu of ILr;ul, ard
thon the Regent OF Moldavia, Visir my Saith Pach, 1.
Oar sublime Porte has learn, that in thc,proyi,,
ces OF Moldasia and Walachia the rebels have been
ann'h'ln,ed that some OF our faithful R,jIs have re-
TUNED to their possessions, that others disposed
Ia do so, and that If they defer il is merely because
Tor want ola regning Prince not only the revenues
Inc piacpaliiy, such as the receipts of the Gus
IONS, 'e salt works, NC. are paraysed, but also the
cuiNauoh oil the lands of the prnprietors. who had
ieu Ia CronSiadt, Is wholly st Il stand. The two
provinces oi Moldavia and Walnchia being consi-
dered as the guarantees OF our powerful empire and
me return ol tranquility aud the sccury of our sub
Jects III these provinces heiIg absolutely necessary
We as wen as cur hiSh ana distinguished Plenputen-
ua,es, have issued uidCfs stating that nil faithful
AMI l,yal subjects Who have sought refuge i'm the
ne'Shnorls states, may be assured of the iost per
s'' safety Tor the'r persons and properties, and OF
mo continuation of their privileges and that every
one may return hcnC without fear and apply hinse
10 The cultivation OF the land. All these regulations
are Ia be published, wei! IN the capital Us in The
country towns and villages
|" in this state things are to vemln ill tho ,n,,o;,,
nen' oi Prince and meantime the plenpot entia-
fe> VIII collect the revenues of the prncipal,tcs and
govern the country according 10 the laws Lastly
~ appears from the report Of Ge Visr Recent of
Mn'davia, that IN the preceding Proclamation no spe-
eau mention Was made OF the bovars, and for
'uS reason they hesitate 10 return ani il results
"So from the representation made by the Camacon
OF aioidNmto the Sublime Porte, as welt n from a
Pcuton signed by many Boyass, that thew have been
iarrc"'a'ly faithful and innocent, we charge Won
boyals to make known these our mast hi.h COM
ma"oS 10 AL persons concerned, and acquamt all
"n' Su,jsc's WIN them. HasteG without distinction
o rank, 10 take every opporiuny to return for il *
oar VIII That all our subjects shall enjoy TRANQUILITY
ana I'crriy and no one, of whatever condition he
may he has any thing fear If he Is innocent and
uprsu, out may dependon our imperial favour. Let
every one therefore, pei form his duty il is Tor you
10 make tins order generally known
LONDON, Dee. IA letter has been received
from Lord Cochrane, dated from the capital of Pc
III III which he states, that all his wishes in that
part OIL lie world have been Accomplished With
regard To MS future Intentions, nothing is mentioned
IA u'is communication but to be the opin-
on OF several OF his Lortshps acuuana noes In ON
DOM that he will remain in Lima until The Judenen
nen' government shall have keen completeiy es t,b-
i'shed; and afterwards return 10 this country Pri-
T I leueiS irom several Enelishmen who entered
Lima wih Lord Cochrane, mention, thnt n very large
quhniity OF specie, and other vauables had deyoly
ed INTO the hands OF the Independents
lIeN'ous 10 ms departure for ST. Helena, NapoIe
en- en- usPusted the SUM of four millions francs in
banking house. He distributed it, by his will. he
tween General Nlunholon, to whom he beoueatbs
millions, and the Gems. Bertrand, Brouot Gourpaud
ana vi. Las Cases, Doctor Autonarchi his AImo.
neF ahd several other persons who were attached TO
ms service Such is the truth Of facts, which the En-
si,sh Journals have strangely misrenresented and
which we were not allowed to correct sooner.
CORFU, Oct 2O.-Ihe official Gazette of the U.
0i'cS OF The ionian Isles contains the following Re-
solution, adopted by the Senate on the 18th of that
month - ''''
:, II appcarins from the Report of the Regent Of
Chn'e, dated the 10th instant that on the 18th and
'o4o"n? DAYS, there took place in the Island perlid-
Gus ami highly sediuus, and Infamous conduct on
inc part OF several inhabitants of that Island against
p"fi oil TIE troops OF his Majesty, destined TO sup
port the guardians of health and tn maintain the
pfI"cIEIeS oil neutrality, which have been formerly
W0huis aied, which has determined the said Recent
n me hesldent TO proclaim martial law in certain
N9es ny virtue OF an act of Parliament of The 9TH
Vi hp'Il, 1871, IL has been resolved us follows:
Art. l. Martial law proclaimed I,y the local con-
S'''u''oha' authority, conormaby the said act is
approved, and extended to the whole Island.
:. An the local civil authorities shall ceasc their
iunciiGns from the day of the d,tc of this promulga.
ton.
3. His excclleacy the lord high commissioner shall
na expressly prayed 10 take, under these circunstan
ces, every Diner measure OF punishment, and precau
t'on that Inc may deem expedient.
j. This resolution shall be printed and cxpeditcJ
10 Wnoni'0eyer The execution Oft apperiains.
SIDNEY G. OSBORNE, Sec'ry.
- approved by i. MAITLAND.
FRANKFORT, Nov 20.-'rhe Greeks are stated TO
have obtained fresh successes in Gambia. several ar
tons having taken place in that island, in which the
Turks sustained great loss.
New assassinalionS have been committed q, Soros
IN Macedonia several Greeks have been massa-
cred.
he new defeat sustained by the Turks Il, Cass;m.
ORA IS confirmed by letters from Vienna
Seven thousand Ottoman troops have effected
denhr kation IN the Morea, near Coron
fARis, Nov % M. Lalour Maubourg, Anl,as-
s'd9r from franceio Consaniinope, has proceeded
10 lo'ion, where he viii embark Ho bears, us u
present to The Grand Segnior two splendid clIryst,
candc!dbras, eight feet high
MapRiD, Nov. 1.-THE Duc de CatIiz nephew
%, me h"f died on the 18th, at the royal palace Of
INC EscUrml. This event was announced in the
Cor'c' on Tie following day, by the Minister of Ma
FRANKFORT, Nov. l2-According to letters re-
Gc"td ny several bnmkiug houses in Our town fom
''ssi' 'ne Emperor Alexander persists in dc sand
g sgarantees the future security of the religion,
ana c!,h state OF the Greeks and his demands are
supported by the Great Powers.
we learn from Corfu, that Sir Thomas Maitland.
,Ae Governor of the iOnian Islands, published on The
9lh OF October, u proclamation relative to the nru.
Turks. "''' VIC
II Is Thought new treaty has been concluded be-
Nech Austria and Btvaf1, containing several slipu-
la'ios concerning the affairs of Germany IL is Ell.
uchint ihcre-'s,rnbage offhe Germanic Dict, these
"O IoWeis Wall act IN concert with regard to the inn
fort. ~ '''''
treaty OF Alliance, concluded al Hanover be.
IW9en Ausirn and England, relative to the Affairs
o' uFNey, - also the subject of conversations
FENicE, Nov. Letters from Corfu arnounce
NE good. OF several IUnians who IN spite of The