Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-09

I.", don tn the 2oth September.
The news they furnish concerning another
victory by the Greeks, nj the Isle OF Samos,
are gratifying in the extreme. In ether res
poets we perceive nothing material.
The death and burial ,r the old, and the
succession If the new King of France, see...
tu iii the Journals.
Charles the 10Th has one great me,it for y
Hing of France. Tie can ride on horseback.
which mis- Immediate predecessor could not. -
Bonaparte is reported 80 have said that a
King of France should be on horseback from
morning Till night.
From the appointments made and course
taken by The new king, it appears certain that
Nj. de V,i!ele's influence win predominant
snd as none have had greater experience than
his present Majesty, while Monsieur, of the
~ arising from having a court within court
hr has very wisely determined by taking the
Dauphin. the Duke of Angoulcmr, into bis
council, To deprive Of "a rallying name those
who might seek to cmbarrass his government.
He has also, by bestowing on the Duke Of
Orleans and his family the title Of Royal High
ness instead Of Highness, evinced degree III
confidence that " i'll disarm another party tia,
has long sought to elevate Itself under the
name Of the Duke Of Orleans, by sowing lea
.ousies betweenthe two branches Of The fam
iIy.
The Courier Of The Goth contains some ex-
tracts from the accounts given in our papers
Ct the rccepiion and progress Of La Fayetc
which it n;eriards with all sorts of insvlcul
snsers and scniiins jibes. A paper which
sees nothing ridiculous or unscemly in the ab
surd and ostentatious funeral rites Of such d
corrupt mass Of mortality as the laie king
Louis l5ih; which is not at all shocked nj
The pageauts of woe and artificial sorrow tina;
royal'st France Is made TO exhibit on so ine
linchoiy loss which applaud king George
the 4h for having shown royal honuurs Ia the
day bones Iat,iy d,sinterred Of James the I'd.
honours which, if justly decreed prove the said
king George AN usurper, in the language Of the
ieg,imates; which hailed the serve adulation
o the Irish 10 their fat king, as the glorious,
intelligent, aud most praisewor,hy evidence
otioyal attachment 10 the altar and the throne
which hears in the sycophaniic language add
dressed by that sans nation to Mr.. Canning
during his recent visit among them, only The
spoken reason of an intelligent people which
IN years past could not sufficiently exto the
enthusiasm with which the ladies' YEA even
the ladies oi London, sought TO snatch one
kiss Of those human butchers, Platoif, Buch
er, and the nameess tribe OF Cossacs. Cal
MUGS and Tartars that inundated Ensaed af.
ter the first dowGf'lI of Napoleon such IA ma
per Is consistent with itself and the character
oil ITS employers, Ia seeking To- ridicule those
unbousht eiasions of a peoples gratitude and
love, that every where mark the progress in
the United States of La Fayette.
The most extensive forgery ever known has
lately been developed in London. A Mr..
Fa,lntieroy, the acting partner in the hous.
OF aiarsh and Co. has been for sixteen years
past IN the habit of forging warrants of attur-
ney for the transfer ut stocks, &c. and has
thus detrauded individuals ard public charities
10 an immense amount. He is in custody,
and will doubtless be hanged. He is repre-
scented as most comp!ished and elegant vii
lain
The Emperor Alexander has issued an u
kase for levy Of two recruits out of every
300 men throughout the empire. 1t assigns
death and discharges among the old troop
as the causes Of this order-no recruiting hay
Ing taken place for the last three years
American Stocks, at London, Sept. 3d.
IhreH per cents, 70 laa so SIS of 1920, IOs
LOG g; 1915, l6I i-2. N. York Elves, I0i
lO2 Skies, III. U. 5. Bank, E24 Is Ge5
The British funds were rising. On the 29ih
Consols were 50 l-2. Mexican Bonds had
improved a half per cent. Coiomhiau Scrip
58I-2.
The celebrated friend Of civil and religious
liberty, Major Cartwright, died in England on
The 2Si OF Sept. of his 84th year.
Mr. Canning had returned to London from
MS Visit to lreiand where he was treated with
great attention.
The exploring expedition under capt. Bud-
son, was irit ON the 4,h Of August at the en-
trance of Hndson's straits.
Af1otilla was lifting out mt Aisiets in August.
10 cruise against Spanish merchantmen.
tlails for Carthagena, Laguira and Vera
Cruz, are 10 he sent from England monthly
by the Jamaica packe,s.
Mr.. Owen, Tho is aIHOng The passengers in
the New Yosk, SET off from Derby TO embark
for the nled States, for tie express purpose
oftreating for the purchase of Rapps ceiel,ra-
ted Settlement of Harmony, including all the
landed property and bulldogs upon it. The
property contains more than 10000 acres.
5000 Of which are already under cultivation.
AoOui 1000 acres more are rich meadow land
on the banks Of the Wabash. His object is
to erect communities upon Il, similar 10 the
plan TO be put in execution at MOtherwel..-
HE colony is situated upon the southern ex-
romily Of the stale of the new Indians.
Mr. Sadler, the aeronaut, who descended from
Bolton, on the 30th Sept. had been throw
from tie car, by coming in contact with "a
chimney, aud fell 10 the ground from a consi-
derabie height, after hanging some time by a
rope. Letters had been received in Liver
POOL ANNOUNCING that he expired the following
morning.
The corpse of Louis Gth after having been
exhibited 10 the public in the Royal Chamber
IN u sitting posture, vas removed to ST. De-
nis, where it was TO lie in az Illuminated cha
pei for thirty days: masses for the repose of
The dead being continually sung before it.
The French are then 10 he treated to Il grand
coronation OF Charles K.
The new Kng entered Paris froto So. Cloud
on the 23th IS hen all business was susveuded
in honor Of ihe OCCASION