Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-09
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
The ship Euphrates capt. S,oddard, arri
we'd at New York on Tuesday from Liverpool
She sailed on the 10th of February. Bv thi.
arrival regular files of London papers to tn,
7th, Liverpool To the 9th, L.loyd's Lists to tn,
2th, and Loodnn Shipping Lists To the 9Th o
FEBRUARY. all inclusive, have been received
from which the following interesting selections
| are made.
The British Parliament was opened on the
OH OF February. His majesty, in his speech
says he has reason 10 entertain hopes that tbs
differences between Russia and the Ottoman
Porte will be satisfactorily adjusted
| Ireland is evidently in n state nf great dis
turhancc, and many murders, burglaries, ana
daring outra3es continued To h. committed
The London Courier Of the 9TH o.. February
contains five columns of official document
Ialu before Parliament, from the Marquis
wellesley, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, giving
particulars of the late ou:rnses committed in
the various counties. In consequence OF this
state of things. the Marquis of Londonderry
IN the British House of Commons on tho 9th
oil February proposed the rc-euaciment of the
| resurrection act
France is still agitatrd. The ultra ministers
are rendering themselves very obnoxious and
u is rumored that unless the King retracrS
his steps, he will require aid from the HuIy AL
lance.
| 1t seems there have been insurrpctionary
movements at Brest, Belfort and Rochfort-
| the military have been the principal leaders.
These risings, the French papers Inform us.
when they are allowed To hint at thrirl are
pnt down-but if so, it is ONLY for the moment.
The constitutional system is evidently gaining
ground in Spain. Some partial cxcitrmenis
mad taken place at Burgos about the end OF
January, but not of IA nature to disturb III.
general tranquility. The Cortcs have the
confidence of the people, and that IS every
thing. They had appointed commissioners To
proceed to South America 10 adjust all differ
| cnces. It's this circumstance, perhaps, which
has given rise to the report, in the London
papers, founded on letters from Paris, thar the
government of Spain had at length acknow-
lodged the independence Of the South Ame-
rIcan States. The Acknowledgements is said to
have taken place on or previous 10 the e8ih
of January.
Since the above was received, the shin
Fanny has arrived at New York from Cadiz.
whence she sailed on the 9Th of February,
and has brought papers TO the 23d. We I'M
derstand that this COrtes were engaged in
discussing the report ofthe special committee,
question.
Accounts from St. Petersburg. up to the
18th of January, indicate more friendly views
towards the Ottoman Porte. The Exchange
was gradually rising.
Letters from Constantinople arc up to the
LIST of January. The Persians, as already
known, had ceased hostiIities with the Porte.
They had several skirmsbes with the Turks.
IN which they were defeated Mahomed Ali
mIrza, the Schah, is dead-poisoned, ~ It's
thonsht-and nearly 1000 Persans had been
swept hby the cholera morbus II was also
reported, bnt moi credited, that the Turks had
Formed the castle of Jannina, and that All
Pacha had persisted.
An article dated Vienna, Jan. 9th, extract
cd from the Hamburg Gazette, uader the head
OF ConstanilnOple, Dec. Goth, says, that every
thing was then quiet at the latter placp--that
there was no appearance Of the public tran
GnlllIty being disturbed from abroad--and that
the Turkish government was taking the most
energetic measures TO produce this effect
CONTRARY 10 all previous statements. the OF
toi1an force in Moldayia and WalIachia IS now
estimated ut only 1000 men.
The Greek cause, we regret IN say. does
not gain ground. In proportion TO the ri
monrs of peace between Turkey and Russia
are their hopes depressed, because, in the
Russian ultimatum, there is no provision for
their Independence yet they have firm
hold Ola considerable part Of the country, aud
1t IS to be hoped that they will maintain it.
AdvIces from Trieste Of the 9TH Jan. state,
that IN Llvidia and Attica the Greeks made
but lltile progress and tIIat those towns had
Turkish garrisons, as well as the Castle ollie
panto. In Macedonia the Greeks have mo. .
irn1 footing, and war of determination is
carried on by both parties. If Russia makes
peace without guarantee for tie rights and
privileges Of the Greeks, or some security for
.fhelT lives and properly, it viii be stain on
ne motives and declarations of the Holy |
Alliance"
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
Our papers Of the 9th Feb. do not give any |
'ceouni Of the market, hut letters and papers
II the eth state, that the markets remained the |
anne as our last quotations. On the 9th fhc
aies OF the three previous days were 5000 |
'ags, OF which, 1898 Uplands and 500 New
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