Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-12

rom boslon, WIN cargo Oh Fish, Sugar, &c.
At quarantine two of her crew drowned
Upwards OF 90 feluccas, pinks, &c. went down
at their anchors, aud il was said that more
than 80 lives were lost within the port The
bridges, moles, buttresses, &c. of the port, re-
ce'ved immense injury and very great loss
Was sustained IN grain. by the sea washing
over the Warehouses, aud destroying them.
The expenses for the extraordinary bulge,
of the Kingdom OF the Netherlands, for the
year 1892, are fxeda Vt 50,s75 ,O52 forms, and
The ordinary expenses AT l8,6G6,g56 lorius
besides credit to the extent OF a million for
unforeseen expenses.
The Treasury Report, at the meeting of
Congress, is given in the English papers, as
interesting Ia British Stockholders.
Viscount Chateaubriand has been apposted
by the Court of France, Ambassador at the
Court OF London, in the room of the Duke
de Cazes.
The novel called the Pirate has been dra-
matlzed, and performed on the English stage.
TWO pirates have been hung in Edinburgh.
a Spanish Loan of seven millions has been
ehected with two banking houses one of Lon
don, and the other Of Paris. sinking fund
is provided by the Cortes of !, Zoo, 900 annu-
ally.
Inc British Parliament has been again pro-
rogued until the 9th of February.
Lord Byron and Mr.. Southey are abusing
each other in the British prints.
MIR. Loveday, an English gentleman. has
petitioned, in pathetic manner, the French
Chamber of Deputies, to restore to him his
| two daughters and his niece, who had been
entlced away and detained by a religious socie-
ty in Paris.
long, violent, ard, as usual personal de-
bate took place in the Chamber of Deputies in
Paris, on a proposition to subject trials for Of
fences OF the press to the Judges, and not to
the Jury. On this occasion one member
boosted that he was concerned in editing the
| Conservatory" while another insisted his
was the greater honor of writing in the &" Nj
| nerre."
Lord Sidmouth has retired from the Brit
,sh ministry, and succeeded by the Rt. Hon.
Robert Peele
The massacre of Turks by the Greeks, a,
Iripoln2za, is said to have amounted TO 90 900.
| Bible Society, an Anstral;izian Magazane,
an Orphan Asylum, and Dancing Assemblies,
have been established ut Botany Bay. New
| South Wales
A Church has been designedly burnt in
Ireland, and ii Clergyman, at another time.
accidentally killed by the regular soldier
One of his Majrsty's Welsh Judges has been
tried III London, for libel contained in "A let
! Ter 10 solicitor The defendant, on the close
| o' The evidence, confessed that he had erred,
ana The prosecution was thereupon forthwith
withdrawn.
! Two men Were put on trial for bels, hut
/ Tue prosecutor not knowing their names, and
| they refusing TO discover them, fIe court ylas
embarrassed, aud the trial OF the. Messrs Un-
6nocn. us tie counsel termed them, was
put off.
Paris papers, Of January l6, assert that the
Di' an had positively rejected Che ultiuiatuin
Oh huSsia, ana has resolved TO summon all
believers 10 the defence of IsmaIisin
| 'opain was III state of commotion although
lhe insurgents were generally defeated where
they appeared in arms.
a change has taken place in the Spanish
! ministry
+. The London Courier, ofthe 10th January
iSiuil OF the projects of the Spanish Cortes
and the French Chamber of Deputies
hrst on the Finances, the second on the Press
LONDON, Jan l2.--Part OF the plate belonging To
'"e tx emperor OF France, has been brought this
country from 81. Helena, and was taken to the Trca
suiN Yesterday Ivy Sir II. Lowe Il weighs upwards
OF 4coO az. aud we understand is 10 he sent to the
nl'nt. II has been much defaccd by the order Of
Bonararic
oprssA, Dec. i6.-Wc have received letters from
Consianiinopic which conc down lL, 9Th inst Az
ter havin. received the memorial nr Lord Sitnug-
'oid, which io,k place after several conferences
with the R"is Efeni, the Turkish Ministers sud.
"e" changed tlicir tone and sentiments which are
~ more concniory nature i!nn they lind beeu y,
The commencement of November 4 ~ thus thai we
mn' racilly tie pretended Declaration of the D,y,,
to MI HE Foreign Ministers, which, {, was sai,I here
MA heeh distributed III Pera and in whclihr Porte
| Russia '''''" VI
Lord Siranafnrl exercises much greater in.
nnehce tian heretofore. aud negotiations have for
ne second time, been deferred {, very limited i'm.
| ierVa'. pacific arrangement, however, is viewed
ny Il large majority a very difficult Thing The
i change IN the tone Of the Ministers is attributed 10
different motives, which are publicly circulated.
flsrg apr,,ff
| VIENNA, Dec. 29-Since the arrival Of The las,
| courier from Constanhnope, fresh hopes have Lesu
orTea o. me preservation OF peace between Russia
ana me Forte II is firmly believed that, according
'o inc proposed arrangements, the Turks will cvacU
ale W aliachia asd HiOava and accede 10 the other
conditions proposedby Russia. There are persons
accepted with sone modifcauoDs; bnt the silence of
oh. J"n3hal, induces It's 10 await the confirmation of
| thus news"
FATAL MISTAKE.
DUBLfH, Jun. b. The following letter received in
own yesterday, communicates "a most unfortunate
| ana laal occurrence -
| " MALLow, jan. Ill have this moment heard
VI most shocking occurrence, which took place in
Tue heigihorho0h OF this town last night am so
hurried cannot now be cirCuinstdntial The sInrt
account Is iis The Rev. Mr. Chester of this town
W lS'sritr, took party Of the 22d Regiment, TO
p"to the country to the south west of NJ iliow ard
having sent oui an advanced guard lac was informed
ny ihem that they heard ihe iramplng of horses
coming onward. Mr. Chester and lie Military OG;
Ger placed their party on each side of tbe rond he
HAD tie ..ches N' W
= The supposed maranders adyancetI--ihe Two first
'at appeared fred NJ by at least 10 or IL SOL
uiers they tell hut when the niaiu body came w.
II was discovered that, instead OF Whileboys, ihcy
were Kings troops and, To the inter- CONSERVATION
81 all parties il was found that tie individuals who
eli were, the Rev. y. Lowe, and one Law u con-
Stable, who we're both of the party mistaken by Mr.
Cheser Tor Nhiteboys, aud had accidentally preced.
cd them for moment. The Rev. Mr.. Love was
perforated 10y five balls ho died instantly. The con
lnIruIrV- tyg fpd mud oil
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