Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-06

There isl no news from the continent so late
ms we published this morning, received by the
Stephania from Havre.
Parliament has en- prorogued TO the Sd of
February.
Inc Ofeek cause was triumphant.
We lament To state that by letters received
from Havre, dated the 22d Nov. that the crew
of the ship Paris, Of New York, after being
shlpwrecked at Cherburg, took passage with
30 other shipwrecked seAinen ia small vessel
for Ha,re ou the 9TH Nov. and had not been
heard irom-the letters add they are probably
all lost. Daily .4dp.
New YoRx, Jan. BY the packet shin
Stephanla, we have have our Paris files To the
Goth Nov. incIusiye-and by the ship Union.
from Liverpool, unfortunately ashore ON Long
Island, we have London papers of the same
date. The most important and agree able in
ie!igenceby thrse arrivals is The certainty of
the continued and increasing success of the
Grerks, OF which some cheering details will
he found IN our columns. We. have availed
ourselves, in giving them, of the TRANSACTIONS
made fur the National Advocate.
| As to the affairs ofSouth America, we find
nothing more-th though our correspondent at
Havre, whose opinion is deserving of weight
thinks France does not mediate any hostile
by the determination of the King TO dissolve
the present Chamber of Deputies, which
henccforth is 10 be septennial, as is the En-
g'lsh Parliament. The publication Of Sava-
rvs Memoirs had also caused much excite
ment, and some counter publicatious-among
Others, one from Count Hulin, who was Pre-
sident of the Military Commission that CON
demned the Duke d'Enghein, IN which the
whole blame is thrown upon Savary, and up
on the ariful report of Count Real. Talley-
rand, 1t will he seen. has demanded an inves-
tlsa,ion before the House of Peers of his con-
duct IN that affair, aud Sayary has been for
hidden To appear al Court.
| MADRID, Nov. D. The Prince left us to-
day without having received the honours
which il was wished 20 pay him. Their
Nlajestes and their Royal Highuesses will
arrive here about the 18th or 18th 10 all the
towns through which they pass, the enthusiasm
oil the people Us excessive, and they give vent
to their Joy in cries of The absolute King for
ever! The inqusition fur ever = Death Ia
| the nation" Down with commerce. But
this is nothing 10 what has passed in Murcia.
Orthaela, Valencia Saragossa, Pampeluna,
and ether cities, whrre the Inqusitors we're
borne IN triumph 10y the people, and the
standard of the Inquisiiion carried about
amidst cries of Religion for ever - Down
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were drawn mp By the Municipal Authorities
and sent To the King by express, requesting
ms Majesty to re-estabksh that holy tribunal.
| FAIRS, Nov. l7.-Yesterday was celebra-
ted at the church of st. John, the Faubourg
honmartTe, the marriage of Nj. uarchant, with
Inc daughter of Lieutenant General Baron
Brager, recently returned fron exile. Gen
erals Bertrand and MonlhoIon signed the mar
riage' contract. NJ. Marchant was the faithful
ratet-de-chambre {" the prisoner Of St Helena
and he has fulfilled one of the claiuns OF the
VIII of Napoleon, who enioined him To marry
'he daughter oil d French soldier without for
| tune. TCouSfii,,,ioupeI
We are assured that the dissolution of the
Chamber nf Deputies is at length determined
on. The OrdonDance TO that effect il is said
VIII appear towards the end of the present
month ; the convection the Electoral Col
! ltses VIII not take place till the middle of Fee
bruary. and the new Chamber will meet in the
beginning of March.
The journal DIES Debats states that {. the
Government wishes for the same Chamber.
because II is Royaist, but is DESTROYS of dis
solving II, that all the elections may he OF the
same date, IN order to propose the septennal
renewal. Which it Considers The. repose and
safety of the Monarchy
We hear that in letter addressed tn the
hing, Prince Taleyrand has solicited an in
vestigation by the Chamber of Peers, of the
accusation brought against him by the Duke
de RovIgo, relative TO the dealh of the Duke
d'Enghein.
The King has forbidden the Duke de Rovigo
to appear at Court
Extract of letter from Paris" There is
no longer any doubt that the Order Of Malta
VIII he re-established shortly. An island Of
Greece, which is ceded TO il, is already men
toned, but prudence induces me not 10 name
1t. The order is going to send deputies to the
King of Spain, 10 claim IFS estates in that king
dom which the Cortes ordered TO he sold.
There is reason to hope that this negotiation
viii lie successful The illus,rious Order of
ST. John of Jerusalem will soon rise from ifs
ashes, aud after having so long served as a
barrier To Europe against the invasion and nil.
lage of the MahommedaDs, it will again pro-
tee; the commerce of the Mediterranean and
AdrlatIc, against the pirates of the coast of
Africa"
Translated for She National Advocate.
GREECE.
CALAMATA, Oct. 19.
(Ertrnes frop private htter1
Adyices from Hydra mentioned that the
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