Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-26
IN. y. Gaz.
FOREIGN NEWS

FOREIGN NEWS. =
The Herald brings us London accounts to the lltb
oil Marcl'-Ihat portion of the intelligence, TO which
readers have ansuusy looked for months asi is 81 IN
wrapt IN o,scury. Is there peace or war between
R,,ssi', and Turkey? The prospect of war seems
rather TO thickeh; but the indications are various
anu contradictory. On the til March, Sir r. Viii
asked whether the report of an inicr,up,;on of
peace was true. The Marquis OF Londonderry re.
plieu, there WAS no ground iur IL. Aud vet on the
9th, on Mr. Ticrney s boldly charging tlc ministers
WIN beng aware al the certainly of an
rupture; they we've silent On one day. we are told
OF Russian officers having long leaves of absence
on Tie next, OF Russian troops repairing the from
tier oil tie Enperors intention TO follow them of
Il manifesto about to ensuc.-But we sill link
IT rs SO much 10 the interest of Turkey, and oil the
ether courts TO have peace, that plan of con-
ciiiaiion will be ;idoped, secure IL,
Ali Pacla has AZ last hecn taken, bv the treachery
oi an ;,ssocI;r,e--and will share the fate of the re-
ne'iiors fachas Ills capture will damp the aacii
~ oi The Alban'ans--hnd 50 far assist the Turks.
But Greece IS not YET suidued-Argos il the seat
OF the National Senate-lhey have not a,oped a;
form of government, but talk Of plan of Cvuledera.
iion IKE our owns SO that every province sh.uld
retain tue right TO reg uiate ats own government m
cordins 10 its own discretion" The plan 10 ,aak,
Daneirs Ypsilanti King of i'elopouneses has found
many enemies. The chef OF the oppuS i, SAID
To be Roelini, Greek chiciiain vino s,ppor,s lie
establishment of IA Republic
La FrdIce there ha.e been some small riots not
CONNER revolutions, a' Al has been pompousy called
\ general Berihon was the ring header in Breia.nr
H.
~ men, read ms proclama,ions. announced his nl,-
ton TO march tn SaumuI, and took up his luc "a
march To That post. joined tie road nv about 200
persons, the cdvacade ive,l al tie briue of F~u
cheuX, hall Il league from SdiImur--where ie wa,
met by the mayor, garrison, naiiUn, guard Sc The,
mayor refused him Northumberland after same ms,
haces, berthon retired. ms was like the signal 0f
same q"f pet.--fiis followers vanished and the
general had 10 escape IN Il peasants dress Some
insignificant riots had also taken place in Paris-but
honus very serious will probably take place: long
hs Europe remains IN peace: Net that the eu,ers
OF revolution not yet gIowing--tfor France con
tals in her bosom many disalected mcE. The nj
ira foyasts have violated cbfr;ey and offended
many people-) but lie more saracious of t,esr
politicians wait for IN Europe TO break OUT II
IS the superintendent atmosphere which principally
Keep down the elements OF re, ou,ion. Once take off
The Holy Allies from them and the Ultra Rnyalists
VIII ifembe tor the consequences
In Spain, the constitutional party have succeeded
IN elecing Hiego, the President OF the netD [0rtes
ms IS an event which calculated TO damp the ia.
ri,sIies oil The kng.-ltiego takes uccison IN lis retly
10 eT'iinant, In remind him fhis Dependence He
tells m iat . ia order TO effect the improvements
already adopted, tle obstacles thrown in the wa,
must he removed wild, strong hand that the Cor
tes VIII endea'or 10 add fresh lustrc the con>t-
tutional throne, and will show TO the whole world
Thai monarch real pooer and greatness exclusive.
" consist IN the puncual execution of the laws"
In England, the great questions are those of re-
tFe"chH'eHt, anu oil relief 10 the agTicuursis Min
lsiers say there will lie in the ensuing wear m excess
OF abou' millions o revenue Npendiure-IIcy
% I'M Ilie ink
and only in relieve lie ,,an,i,' i,, 'S 'i,.'--
,,,I,,.,.' ...J - ~ P'P'O ~ 'ee'0'iom Oh Inc
H. -, ~ :, ~ "'c"ii'"''"y ,oan oi millions, on
,h. sa y. w.. 20. . ~, mey propose 10 reduce
' ~ i'I r Yea" TWO "'hon' Inc opposition, again,
co'ehu ioi more retrenchmeHt-and Tor reducing tho
taxes III least to the amount of the above cxceSsuut
throw much into the sinking fund The au.,,u,
to repeaI the sal, tax was ,IeC.a,n la, a ,;;,,p,
,n,inr;,v oC 4 onIr 80 a.. - ~ - ''"'S'e''di
II VV"'J. q, 'o'e W icsseH 'he humber OF
Lords OF the Admiralty was carried against The wish
es OF Administration by majority OF 81.
Such IS the substance of The matter, ms appears
from the Interence Inv the Herald RI, o,,r H.,
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i:s .' c ' p''S US u, posscss'oh ol Tue lol'
LIVING ''eco"'s'"om rance, Faris dates 10 the 10Th
UT;
LATEST FROM FRANCE.
TIE brig Orion Smith has arrived at Dos,on 6ror no.
deaux She I,rings naners M The t7tL al, %.
dates of the ISth witch our corresnonden has
,;,b rn.h ,ainahI. Ia; 'lV"ue"t "aS enc'oseu us
These reports state--iba, the re,cs in Tours ,
Anglers have becn without nj n cn, L
been arrested and The trops have nan;fed ~. 80, I
aitiispos,, ~ ~ ''' 10y
pie Of Paris in different streets hostile to the I'M eo