Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-26


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FROM IRELAND.
The ship John Dickinson, captain Baush,
arrived on Saturday from Belfast, by whc b
we received regular files of the Belfast Irish
man, and the Commercial Chronicle to the
9TH ult.
They contain an account of the execution
on the 3lst December Of four men at Lime
rick, who mad been convicted of taking part
IN tie recent disturbances. Two fthem con
tesscd, hut the two others denied TO the last
having any participation in these transactions,
though one ofihem admitted that he was Sc
c'etly sworn twenty years aSn, and also eight
years back Another man was logged nv the
hangman. Garnet I.iston, charged with the
murder of a crown witness, had been appre-
hended aud committed to Prison.
The provincial papers from tho South of
Ireland, hold out an expectation, that the tn :.
multuary spirit ofthe peasantry would soon
suhsdc. The Roman Catholic Clergy are
stated to be " indeiatigablc in their cndeavors
10 impress on the minds of their focks, the
necessity of submission To the law, and Of an
abandonment ofthOse frantic projects which
have brought so many individuals to AN igno-
minious DEATH" 1t is not concealed, however
that these endeayors are likely to prove fruit
less so long as the peasantry retain the fire
arms which they have got into their possess
sion. MAT .idp
The Marquis of WELLESLEY, the newly APP
pointed Lord Lieutenant of Iseland, landed at
Howth, on the 28th Dec. The Mayor issued
proclamation for general illumination,
which does not appear to have met with the
wishes of a large portion of the inhabitants
- IL
"A mark of disrespect TO Lord Talbot and if
we may Judge from the complexion ofthe pa
pcrs, the present Lord Mayor is by no means
popular.
Cobbett is about to commence a new even
NC paper, under the title of " The Gridiron.' %
From the New York Mercantile Advertiser.l
Latest from The Continent of Europe
The ship Frederick, which arrived on Saiur-
day, sailed from Havre on the 9Th of Jan. We
have received from our correspondent Paris
papers TO the 18th of that month inclusive, be-
ing 8 days later than the accounts through the
late London papers. They contain St.
Petersburg dates To the 9th December, Vienna
to the 9th, and Madrid, of the 25th, but no.
thing authentic later from Constantinoplc than
before received. The intelligence is not de-
cisivc, but goes To confirm the prospect Of a
war between Russia and Turkey. The last ad
vices from st. Petersburg say that since the
commencement 0fhOstilities between Turkey
and Persia, the interchange Of Couriers be
tween the latter power and Russia have be-
come more frequent, and but little doubt re-
mains as to what will be the final result.
Extract Of letter from HdUre, 9Th Jan. 1929.
"The present political state of all the Pow
ers of Europe, and their Colonies, must have
great influence on commerce in general, and
to venture an opinion as to higher or lower pri-
ces is not seasOnable. The consequences of
the war, which is now almost certain to break
out between Russia and Turkey, are incalcu-
liable.
There was failure of some consequence al
Paris on the Sd inst.
French TreGty-A proof sheet Transmitted
to us by the editors of the New Yori; Com
u1orcal Advertiser says " We have conversed
with capt. Davis, of the ship Frederick, he
says no commercial arrangements had been
concluded between the United States and
France; the Presidents Message had been
received"
One of the Paris papers received ia New
York, publishes private letter from Cadiz oil
the 18th December, stating that the authori-
ties Ofthat city, were determined to resist the
measures Of the Spanish ministry, and were
arranging foI a negotiation TO place the city
under the protection of the United States
Paris accounts Of war and revolution, have
become proverbaiy untrue, & it is not surpris-
ing, that the editors of the French Journals
should endeavor to alarm the rigid censors O
the Press by the most prepOsterous fabrica
tons 1t is stated, that the Chamber of De
puties were occupied on phe Cd and Sd of Jan
uary, in Discussing project for regulating thu
press. Ball. Fed. Gdz.
A letter received in this town dated Valpa.
raisO, Oct. 8, states that Lord Cocnrane cx
acted from Ill the vessels he met on the coast
a considerable portion 0ftheir cargoes, select
! ing the most valuable effects, under the pre-
test q: getting the duties on goods, due on en-
tering the country he pretended to have pos
session of, thus establishing q Custom Hous,
on the High Seas. These goods, togetho
with an immense amount Of plnnder got a
.1rIcO, including 10000 dollars stolen from
| Capt Smith ofthe brig Maccdoniau, of thi
lPsTt, he tack Ga board The San Martin, an,