Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-21
FOREIGN.

a,'ct ms aft''ai In EnSiand has adj
nIt'seo i''trr to MI Canning, characterized
oy greas elevation ut sentiment, la which a..
a'uues, Ia The must affecting manner. Ia the
late OF his unfortunate country. The Ri,b,
donorabIe Secretary is 50 pleased with ,bis
rpsuF' That he has shown il in most of the
n'pi"ma'ic circles, and especially tn Conol
I.ieIen.
AZ new loan Cor Austria was recently con-
trac'rd for hy Mr. n VI. Rothschild, N.ssrs
ba.ins Brnthers aud Mcssrs. Reid Iryiop
ana 20. o' London, the arowpd obiec, of
whicn was the reimbursement To England nf
INC vrrions sums of muney lent bv her In
Austria. Ia fwthrranve of this ARRANGEMENT
me coneactors ofihe loan have paid into nj.
MaJesty's Exchrqprr, the amount received by
tArn from The Subscribers ia the loan. as the
Hrst ins'a'nrnt thereon, which sum has been
placed Ia The credit nf the Austrian Govern
MI ~ lis account with Grea; Britain.
me Spanish Committee have addressed
'eter I" Ntna, VIVA tender Of c 500 for his
"'h IN MEDIATE use, or Ia any way thfs rxem-
PR, rr ma cniVar1us patriot may suggest
Ef''fs to serve the Greeks are RAPIDLY ex
tend'ny. The cause iI;fs been warmly espous-
ed nj Niqchasier and ~ Cambridgc public
.o'sc' ipiion has heeo headed by donation
from ia" Chancellor Of = 100.
~" celebrated member ofthe Spanish Cor
tes, Argleles bus arrived in Dublin from
Cork, where he landed few DAYS since.
Veealy Compendium, 10 De 81.
Inc hrro'r @!lnn arrived in London on Mon
gay morains week, lay the mail from Bath-
DE- attended divine service on Christmas Day,
at the Roman Catholic Chapel of the Spanish
Ambassador. This valiant and patriotic yete-
ram as may he supposed, excited the livelies,
attention. lie appeared DESTROYS Of stunning
me s"Ze of public admiration that fell mpon
ann. The gallant General walked to and from
Inc chapel between tive friends He wore
green surtou'-coat, and, we were glad 10 per-
ceive, looked in better health than, from the
account 81 his late indsposition, we expected
10 SEE him.
We learn from ST Petersburg. that tho cop-
teTences resptciing the affairs of Greece have
commenced herein lrtsrncr of ~ Tatische6..
The first question will be- il is said, the manner
1" winch the subject shall be treated. as it is
recognised To he one entirely Eurnnean The
"l'rl UdZette OF tie kingdom of I.unbardy
ana Venice contains a decree, ordering Ger
tain number If Italians, of whom list ia given
IN ihe ordinance, and who have been absent
1of lnesr AK years, to return immediately to
'hf d"mnOns OF his Imperial Majesty ON pain
q" cn'hHcaliQn 0i hli their proRDriy, and Of br-
ing dead IN law AaOng them are some per
sons distinguished by their birth and fortune
some are in Greece and others IN Spain. Where
ihey have defended the cause OF the RESOLUTION.
pI~,ro",t ".' ,Ls s"rI hlns snlp saiied ir"m
hat sl,e i.ft G',t'' "r ",Ie 50 p'remh"ry.
her oyicors ,,a W ~ o'" anu several OF
socrcf va '''o''' "er u'S''''"''on was
The prelatrs and all The ecclesiastrs ~ no
,n,, t,,'t;, ',' ~ . s"'u, presented prl'-
fogn,sition ,,b", ''o''s,t.'t"! OF me
All VET ,nt5,r,zed -, d';,I 80, pa n' was
die Popp. Ths ~, g e. ''i T YVES ana t
,,'',a opt. He D'"e "i ON Fern!ndo has