Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-19

male ncrs, the title should be extinct ; or If, ,
on The contrary, according 10 the law of Ma |
lorats, the yoHger brother has not alright to
take possession on tie desth uf the elder.
II. Parlun will conduct the affair lur the
Biikr OF Rivoi, and VI. Dupin Tor hi dc Ca
ra:nan.
Ave have received this morning German pa
rers /" lhe 81 inst. from which we extract
thc i"'lu" ing intelligence respecting the state
OF The Greek cause in the Niorc;, -
NuREmrUgG, Feb. .i.--from the Italian
frini'isrs we have the following accounts -
The Congress OF the Morcalic Deputies was
permanently assembled at Argos, where the
Deputies ofthe districts tthc Morra is divided
into ~ districts,l axe employed without inter
rnp'icn, on The organization oi the Peninsula
Fey were much more quiet and undisturbed
there than ut TrippolizZa, when = at present
the chief fortress held by the Greeks, and their
principal depot of arms.
Tie Congress sent To Prince Cantacuzeno,
az Lcghorn, his appointment, and special in
s'ructions 10 repair to St. Petersburg as soon
Us ile should receive the passports that had
been asked for, and formally to entreat the aid
oi the Russian Emperor for the cause of the
>GrcciS. The Prince in fact received before
n" lett LeShOrn, the permission to repair to
Tile Rnssian capital. Great expectations are
entertained iii the Morca from his mission.
Napn;i Iii Romani, Patras, and Coron, still
ho'i out, but the garrsons are closely block
AIDED, and cannot possibly held out long, if
they do not receive assistance from the Porte.
they are IN hopes of this assistance, and for
shis purpose the armament ot the Turkish
iicct in the Dardanelles is iurwati>s with
great activity. The fleet is shortly to sail
WIN corps ct troops OH board Transports.
tiln Grcek Admiralty, aware OF this, adopts
ihr most Suitable means In attack the Turkish
squadron aud defeat its obect.-The Greeks
have taken possession the citadel of Corinth,
whlrh sil'rciiderpdhy capituation at the end
"i November. Other important negotiations
;'rc said to be on foot, for the evacuation of
"ther iu"lressrs. The evacuation of the cita-
del oi Athens is stated 10 have already taken
place. The Greek Leader, Odysseus, is quite
na.tcr again IN Livatlia. He intended To 60
4" Ihcsshly where numerous corps of Asiatic
fF''"i S have arrived, seat by Mahumet, Parha
"l .onionicIi, 10 the assistance Of Chourschid
X :hH The latter expects further reinforce
tAr"'S SINCE his disSraceiul defeat hy Ali,
|h thr heights oi jnaunina, ne rtalains on the
Offensive, and tries 10 open his coiIlmunica-
-in,s' with Thtssaly. Aliis in constant cor
rcsnoAdence with the Greek and AIbnncse
raIeFs. &c demands that his mortal enemy.
@'ac:il 'iry, WHO was taken prisoner at Aria,
S'i'''' - delivered mp to him, at which old Ali
Is :nnc elragrd
81" Par'e'S HN-T'he cause pending be-
tween ". JhYnrs Laitr, the banker and
counts N"'ih0"n and Bertrand, the bearers
n' NE nntc written by Napoleon Honapartr,
II which he desires VI. LATTE to nav into their
S:aniis, six months after his decease, the sum of
Eve millions deposited with him ia the month
OF July, 1913, at the time OF his departure for
~. Helena, WAS on the 10th instant, called be-
Tor" inc first chamber of the tribunal of the
FIRST instance. NJ. Laiitte declared that he
could not pay over the money except in
presence III the guardian of Bonapar,e's heir.
ar ilnse duly authorized but in the mean
tins he offered TO place the money in the
chest OF the Office for deposits. A serious
d'i5ctfiiy alsO arose from the claim of interest
Tor five years and hall, at the rate of five
per centun. NJ Laitte commended that no
Slif 1Ha'ioii had been made as to that point AT
TN; 'ine 'he ave millions were RENTED to him :
ANA that, considering them as "A sacred trust.
he lad made no use whatever of the money.
NJ. SHp'n WIS ready To state the case on be.
thh'i at the plaintiffs; but on account of the
F''nocr Oh causes already commenced, and the
pressure Ut business before the court the trja!
was deferred to the 23d ofths month.
Journal Des Debats
<hr. CoMiis' WM-1he will of the hale Mr..
Quits was opened and read OH Sunday even
IAS last by his Solicitor, in the presence of
Nir5. NoSis, the Countess OF Guilior,i Lady
burdrit, aud others of his family. 1t first re-
ci;ca HE nature and extent Of his propcrty. TO
'lc amount OF nine hundred Thousand pounds.
when NJ beqheaths to Mrs. C0utts inr lersole
use ana benefit, and at her own disposal, with
out mentioning any other person, or even Ieav-
jag single rgacy. The mansion and nirni-
fdre ~ otrliton-strcet, and the villa on High
sate-h''i were previously Mrs. Coutts'. Mrs.
Cn'iiis Ten Der residence immediately after
ne reading ct the will for the house of Mr..
Contts Trotier; and the following morning
Lady Burdett proceeded to Bath to ioin the
dainty there. The remains of Mr.. Coutts are
Z" be removed on Monday morning from his
i''e residence III Stratton-strcet, for interfnent
v, ne family vault at Royton Abbey, Oxford
Eftract Of Il letter from Rome, dateA Jan. 90
-" great many English are in this capital
about fortnight ago his royal highness
trncc Leopold Of SAKE Coburg arrived here
Jfe IS apparently in excellent health. But the
ieadinS topic of conversation relates f, Osnan
Aga, Turkish Grandce, also an inhabitant Of
The Holy City at the present moment. This
exalted individual was CHIEF officer 70 the
>v'cer"y OF Egypt, but, Disguised with the
doSmas OF the Koran, and conceiyine 4, mar
tillity Tor Christianity, he abrupilv o9tted ]bo
mah"mcdan country, and in vessel of his
own c'me to Ciyita Vcccia, in the latter part
vt last mdlfth. iIr is accompanied nv nine
d'mtsilcs, -Four of whom arc the finest look
lnE b'ack5cycrsern. On the Corso the grand
attraction is Ills Turkish Nohlrman and his
SUITE, FOR his bla'k and white servants. adj
ssiI'prrbly h1bted, generally accompany him.
re mas brought considerable trcasure with
MN, winch enables him TO vic with the richest
"f the Romans. The female world manifest
an extraordinary curiosity To see this noble
Furk. u IS trae he is a fine looking man. and
h1s the alrand port ola Prince. On Easter
saturday, lhc cere'nony of christening him