Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-19

son. They continue, how ever, in the persuasion
that attempt has been made 10 poison them
The general opinion is, that they UNIV wholesome
food, and such is prohibited by the police. The
news of this event having reached Yittoria, dis
turbance took place. in which two constituuonalisis
fell victims
At this moment (six o'clock p. NJ } the fermen-.
tation CONTINUES and increases, but hitherto ex-
cess has been committed. 1t is said that parley
has been opened with the government and it's issue
Will determine the Interior conduct OF the volunteers
Nothing can present more lamentable picture of
terror and desolation Than the Spanish capital.
Three OF the Body Guards have been arrested at
Aranjuez at the moment when disguised in plain
clothes, they endeavouring to seize forcibly
some dispatches which the Portuguese Ambassador
had sent 10 the post by of his servants. The
Anbas ador Immediately dispatched an extra
ordinary courier to communicate 10 his Court this
event which cannot fail to augment the unfriendly
feeling that "lready prevails between our Cabinet
and that of Lisbon. All the members of the diple-
matte BODY enter 20 deeply into this scandalous af-
iair, that 1t seems impossible that it should lie hush
ed up. Many inquire whether this event has not
some connexo' with the treatment which the AM
bassador meets with from the Iniantas of Portugal
at the Court of Madrid
n serious disturbance took place few days ago
nj B:Sos, upon the election of the Judses of the
Royal Consulate, which not put down at the
departure of The last Courier At Sarasossa riot
OF the persons implicated have Teen arrested.
At Salamanca eighteen of the old Professors Of
the University have been superseded BY youths who
have scarcely finished their studies, but who have
the merit OF being par lzans of the Jesuits.
Recon, letters from Ispahan, announce that the
l<lng OF Persia las abdcated the throne in favour OF
his eldest son, Abbas rza. 1t is said that he pro-
poses to visit tie of Shiraz, and ntends TO
employ his future moments in building that citv
and restoring II 10 its former spendour.
LONDON, June 20.
We have been informed, from undoubted autho,.
rity, that tidngs have Just arrived announcing am
uneXampled rise in the Gauges, which has been at
Tended With the most destructive consequences The
account has been received from one of the Mission
cries at Serampore, who states that iirc Ganpes
swept away in that place and its vicinity, several
hundred houses, and drowned some thousand of the
inhabitants The large Baptist Mssion-housc ia
which were all the printing presses, has been nearly
destroyed, although some part OF the paper and
types was cd, were all the manuscripts The
large college also is safe, having been built on
higher ground. The venerable Missionary, DR.
Carey, was in the Mi~sion-house at the time Gin q
convaiescent state, after fever) and, as the wa
tiers advanced, he with difficulty removed: soon
alter which the walls fell, and all was desolation
Nothing was said of Calcutta, which lies on a diff
fcrent side OF the Gauges that OF Serampore and
on somewhat higher ground; but the lower parts Of
Calcutta have probably suffered from this dreadful
visitation The next tidings from India will be
roh That Ill Tie Town; ARD isiiH from an apprehen
the river may have been similarly affected. The
disaster at Serampore occurred IN the night, which
greatly aggravated the evil. Times.
Letters from Alexandria of March 27, state, thal>
n British Envoy was expected in that city TO con-
cert with the Viceroy the means OF establishing
regular communication between the Red Sea and
the Mediterranean. Herald.
Several French officers in the service of the Pa
cha of Egypt, lately taken prison ers by the Greeks
IN Aorea, have claimed their liberty, The ground
that they had been tacily allowed, if not
aged BY their Government 70 accept commissions
in the Egyptian army. 10.
LONDON June %.
Ferdinand is now about to make fresh attempt
on. English gullibiity His Commissioners, Mr..
Gregory and Spanish Don, are said 10 have arrv-
ed IN town with proposal Of which we knov ;not
whether to admire the ingenuity or the modes
ty. True, 1t is that Ferdinand has given bonds OF
Which, however, he alike refuses pa ment &C
acknowledgement. If, new ertheless for every bond
of &C 90 the holder will make further Offering to
the Spanish Alonaich, of forty-fve pounds ser-
ling-why, then, the holder of such bond shall re-
ceive what [! Another bond for EI00 TO the pay
ment of which King Ferdinand will bind himself 10y
solemn promise, and doubtless if required; by oath.
lmpatiently a spirit in Spanish is looked for on
the Foreign Stock Exchange; no one has vet had
p
In proposition so barcfaced and insulting to COM
| mon sense, and we might add, 10 common homes
ty Traveller.
! Portsmouth,, Eng. June, 27. Arrival Of Lord
! Cochrane.-This mornings dawn discovered the
Emperor OF BTazils frigate Peranga anchored at
Spilhead, with the flag of Lord Cochrane flying at
| the main as admiral OF the Enperors fleet. After
the customary sautes were exchanged, Id. CoclI-
arne landed at The Kings Sally Port about 10,
! when The assembled Multitude him fhre
cheers, for which he politely bowed. The Peran-
! "a left Maranham the Goth ult. The officer.
| report that all the northern provinces Of Brazi,
had been restored to tranquility and that no hostile
vessel had appeared Oh the cost since the eyacua
ton of Bahia, two years since. The Peranga is .
very fine irgate mounting l6 guns; most of the of.
| GERS and crew are English A number OF nava
| and military officers waited upon his Lorcship Al
! Brleifs Hotel. The first question he asked was
whether tie Catholic bill had passed.
Seventeen persons accused of high treason, in
nr'emburg, have been sentenced to four years
imprisonment and hard labor IN one of the fortres
=, ses for being concerned in conspiracy.
Letters received at Boston from Bucnos Ayrcs
Of tie lO.h of May, corroborate the opinion ov-
pressed III accounts previously received here from
the same quarter that It was believed the patriot
oil the Banda Oriental will succeed in liberatnt
their province from the yoke OF the Rra2iiian en-
peror; and that it would not be surprising if thi
revolution eventuated in The downfall Of Don Pedro
t SO great i the apprehension at Lloyd's, rela-
tive to the visits oil Colombian pTivateers tht
coast of Spain and Portugal, that tire premium Of
Spanish property has risen 10 20 per cent.
e Gen. Cantcrac has arrived at Bordeaux, and ha'
addressed a letter to tie editor OF the Memoirs
Bodelas denying, in toto, the epistle from hmse
TO Bolivar, which lately appeared in the paper,
g and which had 1t been authentic, would have don
. so much credit to him. lie says he had no othe