Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-19
VOL. XXH....NO. FL.

Nauonai Guards, the ROYAL Guards and tho tr,ne
VI he ine drew up In files each side of the rod
" wnch 'ne procession was TO pass Behind then,
Were crowds OF spectators, and along the Who'll
line OF road, the windows the balconies and o.,
TOOLS were thronged Wherever il was prac,c,-
s"heries ana stages Were erected, and the
windows were adorned with white flags bearing the
Tyai arms or loyal inscriptions. In tbs. rue ST.
,a'"a' 'he ifoh's OF many houses we're hung with
ipesny, carpets, &c. Triumpha arches were e,.,
ted at the limits of the ACCOMPLISHMENTS h., ,h;sI
the eavalcade passed.
| Inc municipality OF Paris, headed by the Prefec,
OF The department, and accompanied bv the proraos
OF the Police and the Sub-Prefecs of ST Denis m,
de la Villette. ''''ier
royal salute of hundred and one guns ar.
nounced the Kings arrival guns an
Inc Freiect oil the Department then made an
eiaDorate address, upon presenting the KEYS of The
| city; to which the King replied
ieGi great satisfaction in rc-enterng these
walls 1t is always with a lively emo,ioo ,h., r
recollect the reception that was eiven ~ o-' 10
years ago, when preceded the King INV brolber
return here having received the holy unction
WHICH mas given me new strength will conse-
crate " all and whatever have Of life and all my
lne'hs' 10 the prosperity of France. This is NV
of ito o. ~" assurance
Cries OF pire ie Roll iuent les Bouybo,s,
resounded on all sides
Stoc6 Exchange, June THE Der cts for
money closed at i0l fir. Coo. For the end of The
month"; the price at O'Clock, was OIL fr. 75c A.
this hour 1t Is iOl fr. ~ l-2 The three rer csn,s
LOT money closed at al fir. 9Oc. The N.opolitan
funds look up Poii'ss
oApIz, May i4.-Orders have been rece;vs,
rom NiadFid 10 arrest General Pacentia; they have
come too late: the General has been for ,bc,e civ,
weeks III London. Ola
orders have come from the government to land
~ Ec
2'ih OF April, on board of the Yca ,Is -. nc
cru IL seems that the Vice-Roy ia Se-na fouob,
desperately; he was beaten only in Consequence &c
''e ueiec'ioh Oh MS troops, great part of whom
Wen, over to the insurgents during the battle
ihi' morning, at 10 O'clock our two lreo,es
he Amphiirite and the Amivon suddenly nn, 80
sea win one or two briss; and it is said tia, ,bsr
are gong In pursuit of the Colombian rr;,,,,o ~
MARIA Isabella, which has dis inguished Itself h., its
expectations and the inuTy il had done TO The nor
Ghan.s Oh Cadiz. Perhaps there may be found Some
Ehs'ish vessel to protect the Colombian frjaa,e
good effect. f'o''eo
a letter from Bordeaux saws 90 Tile E,o.;
capt: Degans, from Peru and Rio Janeiro had hesn
oi iour DAYS under quarantine at The mouth nj, rio
o"o'oe' among The numerous passengers who ar
rived at bordeaux yesterday, we observed Gensra,
g aiueZ, Dig Gens. Ferasse and Landasour. Col
santa Cruz, Secretary to the Vicerov: t'oI. a.
va and Delsado, Major Gen viliaiobos, Len,
e9ta.s eEa, s,rst7 ts,ane.,ez az
quiba; NJ. Sanchez Chaves, Conmissary at War.
and several merchants, whose names we could not
learn.
General "a Serna, the Viceroy of Peru, is still
on board the IIrnesne, and will not quit the shin
till it arrives in the roads.
'The Viceroy, Count of the Andes, whose health
Is impaired, and who has suffered severely during
The 70 age will remain some time in France, and
will probably so to some watering place.
LONDON, June eve received last night
Brussels papers, from which make the follow
ing extract
ZANrE, April Is-An immense ouan,ity of
ammunition and provisions cInbarkins in our norris
with the greatest haste for Navarino tount
Mataros, ofCephalona Commissary General OF The
Greek army. Is In this town, to press the opera
tions He has just received from Napoli 35 600
hard plasires The English authorities in the Isle
pehave In the mos courteous manner 10 him.
We received last night German papers. from
which we make the following extract:--
" Corfu, May l.-ibralim Pacha after several
actions, III which he has been defeated, is in Mo
dom and has beheaded all the remaining European
officers, not taken prisosers by the Greeks, to
whom, according TO the Turkish custom, he attri
butes his inIsiortunes. His troops, which are in
want of every thing, said 10 exceed 5000
men at most. The unhappy course of his opera
| tons may how ever be excused, by the fact that
he has been waiting invain for these two months
for the cooperation of the Byzantine fleet which
does not seem to have yet put to sea, and on the
advance OF the Seraskier kedshid Pacha
! Opening ofthe Polish Diet. Cnte 18Th inst
the Emperor Alexander opened the Session of the
Dict OF Pollard by tie following speech
i " " hen four years ago separated my self from
you, lamenrable events had produce ed general
movement in Europe, which threat en- ed to conlpro-
mise the prosperity of all the nations. / wished
to leave to the opinions time to become fixet and
TO the passions time 10 subside. Your third Sessi
on was deferred, but this delay, am certain will
possess The happy result of having the better pre
pared our Iabors, and it is with real satisfaction.
and with those sentiments OF attachment of which
nave already given you 80 many proofs that find
myself in the midst of YOU
" In the interval that has elapsed since the last
Diet, faithful to my duties and TO the resolutions
/ winch IeXpressed to you, soon as / remarked
the germ oil troubles offered opposition TO its de-
velopement. To cons olidaie ms work ensure it's
duration, and guarantee TO you the peaceable en-
Ijoyment OF the fruits expected from il, have ad
ded article 10 the fundamental law of the king
| DOM This measure, which removes all necessi-
ty Of exercising influence in the choice OF Members
OF the Diet and upon your deliberations proves the
part that take in the consolidation of your con-
-,iuiional compact. This is the sole object that
proposed to accomplish in adopting this measure .
and the Poles, have the fullest confidence. viii
/ know how 70 appreciate the object and the means
have employ ed Tor its accomplishment
i " My Minister Of the interior will lay before
4 you the picture Of The situation Of tie kingdom, az
well as the administrative measures that have been
pursued during four years. You will have the sa-
isfaclion OF seeing the rapid progress OF industry
and to hnd that Il the general prosperity has not
yet attained the degree OF perfection TO which nv
wishes and the efforts oil the government seek to
carry it., the cause must be looked for in nothing
lola liant no al =