Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-31
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE

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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
In Holland, The weather was uncummonly
hD", and the harvest every where productive
The Editor "fthe Drpe,s Biunc hiss been
condemned To eileen days imprisonment, 10
Traces fine, fur - letter To Frayssinous, Grand
Master ofihe University, cuudcmmins the sys-
TEN Of education in France
The Dublin Journal OF the 9th, gives ac-
co''nts of two mure miracles. The subject
OF this miracle is Michael Read, IL shoemaker,
ut No. Ia. Coal-quay, who had been confined
To bed inr three years, in consequence of cuu-
traction III the IDinis "f the arms hands, and
ieei, Al the close OF the mass, performed
IN the chapel of ~. Michael and ST John, ON
the lst Instant" hc felt through his frame {,
general thrill indicative OF returning muscular
pow"i :" and accordingly he walked home
AS clevery as lanplighier.-P Prince Hnhrn-
lobe aud ms followers, ill make miracles too
GO umon,i they go on at this rate.
Captain k"zrhne. of the Russian navy, has
sailed on his third voyage of discovery round
tn" world. He istn go Ia Rio de Janero,
round Cape Horn, and to the South seas. He
had arriN, lat Copenhagen.
IL is reported that several Danish ships
haze been captured by Spanish privateers
We also learn from Prussia, that Carnot has
'eit important Memoirs on the events of the
revn'ntion To the second restoration of Louis
XVIII.
grea. many fires have occurred at War
saw during the summer by lightning. - Near
ly forty persons of various ages have been
Killed or wounded, or lost their hearing.
AT LAT" meeting of the English merchants
connected with the coasiing trade, it was
determined tn reduce the charge of freight so
per cent.
The King Of Sweden has ordered the Nor
wegian Committee of Legislation 10 draw up a
plan ofa new criminal code
The King and Crnwn Prince have allowed
$4,000 riX dollars per annun, for the supper I
ufthe Theatre.
Baron Van Stronghold late Russian Minis
Ter at Constan'nOplr, arrived at Amsterdam
on the 9th Of August.
Three American vessels were loading with
iron az Stockholm, ON the 10Th of August
100000 ship pounds have been already shin
ped the present season.
FIR" broke out in Batavia in March, which
consumed 100 and 40 bamboo houses, and
100 and 90 Warongs. The nss of mrrchan-
uIze, u was feared, would b. considerable.
A Russian ship ofwar had arrived AT Spit
--probahly bound to the North West
Coast of America
IL apprars from the Irish papers that sys-
tein ot robbery, very serious and preiudicial
IN IFS consequences has been carried on for
'9 "uIpHS lnf pubic DlUcpS Oi tilat country.
Tie article plunderrd is parchment confaning
the writs, peadings, judgments, &c-in
short, the records of the courts of law and
equity and as immensr-quantiiies have been
carried OH, mischief more dreadful To- the
public can hardly be imagined.
DISCOVERY SHIPS.
ieok ont vessel with provisions, it is TN.
dersto"d, will shortly be despatched TO Ian
caster sound, IN search ofCapt. Parry. II is
SAID That those Northern Seas remain clear of
zee until the winter IS somewhat advanced
" tbs BIZ the case, it may not yet be too
LATE 10 make the search and perhaps some of
the 'Tha'rrs lately returned from Davis's
straits, which are particularly fitted for. and
used IN the navigation Of those seas, would be
the hest calculated for the enterprise.
VI. Hyde de Melville arrived at Lisbon in
the beginning Of August.
NUREMBURG, August 98.-AlI the news
that reaches MS from Consiantnople by pri-
vate express is in direct contradiction of that
which The Austrian Observer publishes, rela-
tive to the state @f that capital. Some mer-
chants and other persons worthy of belief. in
iormns that great catastrophe is every mo-
roent expected. The turbulent party of the
lanlssaTirs has evidently obtained the ascen-
dancy, ard is disposed To commit fresh ex-
cessrs. The Greeks and Franks are in a
state of The most serious alarm, and carefully
smut thems Ives 40 for safety in their houses
The grand Seignor himself tremhles, and
dares not undertake any energetic measures
for Fear OF eudangeriNs his life Mranw bile
the Dlvan refuse TO listen to all the demands
Of Russia
FRANKFoRT. Aug 3d. Several battalions
of Austrian infantry, coming from Italy, are at
this moment passing through the Tyrol. to
return To Austria. A still greater nnmber is
passing through Frioul and the country oil
Goritza. A strong column is announced at
Clagrnfnrth. All these troops form part oI
the corps of General Stutterhem, which had
prolonged its stay in Tuscany and The Lega-
tons. TFYeu,ish PnDer.
The G1zete d.4HgSboHrg contains the fol-
lowing particulars 10 Il letter from Rome =
" Cardinal C0nsaIvi, whO for 90 years was not
only The Minister, but the confidential friend
Of Pins VII never quilted tn, bedside of tie
Holy F'ihrr, and 'hr failgucs he underwent
have endangered his own health At fllr mo-
ment ihry we're administering the Vmficur
To his Holiness, Cardinal C0nsalvi f.intea.-
For some days, adds the same correspondent,
the na"es of The Cardinals 3umaglia, Pacca
and ZIria, are often mentioned. The first i.
the Oldest IT the Cardinal Bishops, born If
l744 the second was born i'm 1855 and th,
third is about Col is reported, that in 3, pri
vale sitting of the Sacred COLLEGE, il was pro-
posed lO uIid COncldvc in the q uifqal forth.
Wnh and thus t0 save 10000 scudi which
The necessary preparations ia The Vatican
would cost"
MARsErLLrs, Aug. tG.--Wc have news from
Gal mate, of thc 22d OfJuiy. The Tuikisl
garrison Of tOroD made hlsk sally on tb,
1911, but WIS rcpulscd with loss. That O
M"d"n has also made siIlies since. like th4
olC"fOn, u has been almost entirely rrnr,ypf