Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-15
LATEST TROM ENGLAND.


don and Plymouth. Capt. Sherburne has
obilgingy furnished the editors or the Mcr-
camille Advertiser ith paper of the lat
! ter place of the 2iih, and London papers L.
the evening of the 2e,. of january
| The latest Paris dates arc JAM Goth, which
are still full of contradictions with regard to
Russia and Turkey. 1t was reported that
an order Tor the evacuation OF Molda,ia and
Wallachia, ny the Turks, had been resisted
by the Janissarrs ut Jassy. At Vienna it was
| stated, that, instead nf evacuating those pro-
yinces, the Turks have recently reinforced
their army in that quarter, which now amounts
TO 10000 men. On the other hand, "A letter
rom Odessa OF Dec. a2d, says that in cOnse-
| quence oi the representation Of the Austrian
ana English ambassadors, the DiSan had re-
qucsted delay "fihrty days, To give deGni-
tive answer To the Russian ulimatum
| The Greeks are said To have made them
selves masters of Patras on the cd of Dec. hfter
a most obstinate attack, and TO have gained
other advantages.
LONDON, Jan. 12.-Letters from ST. Pc
tershtrg of the 18th Dec. say, the long ex-
peeted Russian Tariff is highly injurious to
the COMMERCIAL interest ofthis country, and
that a prejudice exits in favor of the United
states. The British ambassador exerted
himself without effect to procure a modifica-
ton with regard io this country.
A letter from Trieste, of the 96th ult. saws
that news had arrived from Smyrna of an en-
barge being laid by the Turks on all Greek
property. There was however, no want of
European vessels in the Archipelago TO pro-
tect their commerce.
| PARIS, Jan. l7th.-The Augsburg Gazette
states that 500 Russian Wagons, loaded with
ammunition, passed the Dnieper on the 18th
OF December, and proceeded towards Kische-
now and the Pruth.
The order OF the day for the law project on
the press is fixed for Saturday. Ii will he pre-
coded by the hearing of petitions. One from
the Count beaumont proposes that the
French Government should take means to
recover the possession Of st. Domingo. An
other from Nj. de Gastine prays, that treaty
OF commerce may be entered into with Hav-
The Greeks continued every where success
mi, and 1t would seemfrom the backwardness
OF the Turks TO renew their attacks, that the
Divan is apprehensive of the former being a.
bic To MAINTAIN their Independence
In France, the Chamber of Deputies lad
been occupied with discussing the law pi opos-
cd ny the new ministers for regulating the
press. This law appears more obnoxious than
even the Censorship; and the cxtravagant
language which II holds as to the " sacred per
son OF the Hing" whom il ranks next 10 the
DIVINITY, sufficiently displays the character of
the men who have assumed the reins of go
vernment, and their hostility 10 liberal prnc-
: Piles.
The weather has been so mild on the Con
tinent Of Europe, particularly in Poland and
Russia, that If resembles spring more than
winter; and IN the neighbourhood of Dundee
Scotland, field of ripe barley was cut down
m the middle of January which had been
sown in August las.
The manufacturers in the northern counties
OF England are said TO haze never been in such
iuli employ as at this time, Aquck trade was
n carried on by means of steam boats, with
+ Hamburger, and the relniitances for goods
were frequently received in the short space
: of ii days. I.Nat. .liv.
BosToN. March Owe are indebted to Mr.
: IopllI foe the loan ofGihraItar papers to } an
: IL. They contain intelligence fror, Madrid
6 10 the 9Th On that day the King accepted
The resignation of the Ministers of State, d
e The Interior War, and the Finances, Messrs
y BardaIi Azara, Fela, Salvador, and Vallejo
C and appointed as their successors nd interim
:: TO the three latter, hIessrs. Cann Manuel
Esendero, minister of the Marine, and Imaz
o On account OF the indsposition of Esendero
Q Jose CasteeD, Secretary of the War De
y partment, was appointed dd interim to- sup
. Ply ms place at the head of the Department
p Inc decree announcing these appointments
. states mat MS Majesty had repeatedly refuse,
y TO admit the proiered designations of his lat,
% ministers, and that in now acceding 10 thpi
wishes, he does so on account of the cyistin,
y circumstances, and that he is satisfied witt
% their royal services, adherence to the consi
: tuition, attachment TO his person, and zeal 70
the public good.
The Italian emigrants in Barcelona and if.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES h.,x,. Al
'es 'hat their decree directing that pecuniar,
in assistance should he given 10 them out of thu
national Treasury, has hitherto remained
:. dead letter.
On the 26th of December there was som
n disturbance OF the public tranquility at Ali
cant, but order was restored by marching ava
the regular troops and substituting the militia
DEC. 99.-An attempt was made upo,
bilooa by the peasantry of The ueighborhoo,
~ under severa! Curafes and I'riar but it wa
be defeated by the militia, aud few regulars il
5, the town. The military commandants o
70 the provinces Of Andalusia and Cad,z. rn
We signed on the 9th and 10th of January, and Sc
&c bastIan, OF ROmarate, assumed the command
ne The latter with Jaureque, the civil Governor
OF on acqnainiing the Cortps of the change, in
sisted on the necessity of Diminishing the mi
20 nisterS, as they could not answer for the con
Ill 'lnuance OF tranquility in Cadiz, fthe wshe
OF the inhabitants in this respect should he dis
appointed. The change, it will be seen, hat
Y been already made.
a In Arrag0n it was officially announced ths
m tranquility was restored. In Murcia. on tn
tx 2oih of December connection took place
and IN consequence Colonel 0f the regimen
oil Malaga, was Professionally invested wit
X the government ofthe province Some bloo
was shed on the OCCASION, and the city confirm
he cd in n stair n M NJ he f.,f it