Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-07

or six ~ otions to adjourn) taken on ordering
the bill to be cngrossed aud read third time
in its present shape, with ratio of 10000,
and carried-ayes 10 and, a little after
o'clock, the House adjourned.
Late md Important from Europe
CHARLEsroN, Jan. 80. BY the favorite fast
sailing ship Fama, Capt BERRY. arrived here
yesterday from Liverpool, and so DAYS from
kinsale, in Ireland, we have received our re-
gular files of London and Liverpool papers to
the 9Th and 18th of December and Capt. b.
hns politely favored us with Cork papers, fob
tanned at kinsalr,l to the e8th Of the same
month, being ~ days later than our last ac-
counts from Great Britain.
There appears To have been nothing but
succession of gales of wind, for the last two
months, in Europe. Every English paper i'm
the month of November, aud most of those
in the latter part of October and beginning of
December, contain accounts Of ships on shore,
or disasters experienced by vessels at sea- The
British coasting craft have suffered most Sc
verely, and many of their crews have persisted.
The disturbances in Ireland had greatly lin
creased since our last dates. Several districts
OF the South and West appear tn be in dread
iui condition. Murders, and house breaking
in search of arms, were very frequent: and
one church, and several private dwellings,
had been destroyed by fire. Ministers had
determined on calling out the yeomanry force
OF the country to suppress it. The appoint
ment nj the Marquis of WELLESLEY, AS Lord
Lieutenant of Ireland, it is hoped, NAV, in
some degree, tend to quiet the discontcnts of
the country.
A Dublin paper of the 18th Nov mentions,
that at meeting held on the Wednesday
preceding, of the Catholic Clergy Of the
United Diocese of Waterford and Lismore, it
was unanimously agreed to postulate for the
Right Rev. DIR. PATRICK KELLY, Bishop of
Virginia. in America, TO fill the vacant See of
Waterford and Lismore.
1t is asserted III some of the French iourn-
ais that Joint note has been presented by the
Austrian and English Ministers at CONSTANT
| nople, calling upon the Porte to publish a
general amnesty to the Greeks, and To religi-
ousiy observe It's terms and adding the as
| surance, that Austria and England would pre-
vent their respective subjects from giving any
| aid 81 the insurgents of Turkey. The Greeks
| are said, III the same papcr, 10 he receiving,
| coverily, assistance in military stores, from
the Pacha Of Egypt.-!tIs added, on the au-
thority of letters from Berlin, in the event of
war between Russia and the Porte, Prussia
has engaged to furnish an auxiliary corps of
$4,000 men, or an equivalent in money.
The Paris papers state, that Prince LABo-
VOW Is building al Moscow, = palace OF cast
ron, which viii be ornamcnted with 42 CO.
lumns of colossal dimensions.
letter from Rome states, that Count de
SAINT LEU,c -deyant King of HOLLAND, and Je-
rome BoNAPARTE, Ex-King of Westphalia.
were expected in that capital
The Rev. Mr. BLACow, Of Liverpool, some
time since convicted of a libel, on the late
Queen, received his sentence in the Court OF
King Bench, London, on the 26th OF Noveu-
Der. "That the defendant do pay to the King
ii fine of 100 pounds, and be imprisoned in the
custody ofthe Marshal of the Court, for the
space ofsiX months, at The end of which time.
he is to enter into securities for his good be-
haviour for five years, himself in the sam of
500 pounds, and two securities of 90 pounds
each"
A subscription has been opened in London,
IN aid of the cause of the Greeks Lord JonN
RUSSELL subscribed $50.
Oar latest extracts, under the head OF Cork,
Dec. 81, show that the report Of war be-
tween Persia and Turkey, was well founded
From papers received the Courier OGTce by the
sb'p ANA, from Liverpool, via kinsalc.
CORK, Dec. 22.-At late hour last nigh,
we received London Journals of Monday and
Tuesday, with dates from Paris to the proceed
ing Sunday, Inclusive. The intelligence, of
which we are thus put in possession, is Of the
greatest Importance.
FaANcr-chaGse Of .Hnisi'y-Ey an ex-
traordnary rapid conveyance the .honittur
published in Paris last Saturday, reached
London on the following day at o'clucl,
the express messenger, who was the bearer
OF 1t, having made his journey from one CAPT
lal to the other in the short space of so hours.
IL announced the important fact OF total
change IN the French Ministry, and contained
me Royal Ordinance nominating their sue
cessors. Although this event was not entire
ly unexpected, ii has excited Il greater SEN
salon in the public mind than any other that
has occurred since the restoration of the
Bourbons, Ivy reason of the circumstances
winch preceded, the causes which produced,
and The consequences which are likely TO a
rise from 1t. We cannot better give our rra-
ders an insight into the latter, than by laying
before them the following extract from the
leading article in the Courier of Monday.
=" The htc Ministry were condemned, by
Their actual successors, for not having main
tanned the due dignity Of the crown and of
the nation, in foreign diplomacy. Upon this
accusation the latter have stepped into Office {:
II follows, therefore, that the foreign policy Of
france must undergo change. The King
himself, we know from his own declaration,
wishes no change; but he has dismissed those
counsell0rs who thought with him, and has
taken into his confidence those who maintain
an opposite opinion. The passage in the adj
dress of the Deputies, which called forth his
Majcsty's severe rcbukc, was somewhat oh
scIlrc rs 10 the precise objects of complaint
which were alluded to bat general rnmor,
and Subsequent explanation, have made il
pretty clear, that Greccr and Italy were the
p 'iJts contemplated. With respect to these
two countries, as well as towards Spain and
Portugal, France has hitherto maintained Il
neutral attitude but, il the late coalition was
not mere political jngrle. plaved off TO dis