Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-30

.ress; which, in perfect consonancc with the views
II the government, Will opportunely relieve the
public necessities.
Whilst YOU, gentlemen, are about to commence
new labors in the service of a county, OF which
,ol are the support, ut once. and the ornament.
il mantsins. in ts piogre~rive career, dgnliied
place among the nations ofthe g.ohe II is pleas
ing reflections, fellowcitizens, that you are the
he al oil nation, which, in its infancy, has already
CO. cilia,el the respect and the admiration OF the
world Mexico, with sentiments OF good will and
friendship desires peace and free communication
with all n,ton> powerful and opulent she reposes
her existence and security on her own resources
IRON FRANCE.
New YoHK, Sept 23.-fhe editors OF The New
York Gazette have received by the picket ship
Howard Cap ain Hoidresc, Paris pspers to the
9Th ult. being three days later than previous advi
ces We do not, however, discover any thing OF
particular moment.
Accounts from Corfu to the 18th OF july receiv-
ed at Augsbursh, state that Iorahim Pacha had
made good his retreat rs far ARGOS, which he
had burned. Our last advces lef, him at Tripolit
IN. These accounts also confirm the ernb,rkaiion
ofHussein Be, near Navarro, it'll 3 or 1000 men,
o Join lhrahn.
a frish,ful accident happened at Ripault, near
Tour, on the OH of Augusi. Oae of the work
shops attached 10 the Powder Mills blew up with
tremendous explosion, and killed twelve who
had inst entered. The report hear, at six
LEAGUES distance, and the conclusion great
~ 10 start the windows and doors oil many houses
at Tours (nine miles distance.) There were three
thousand pounds of powder in the shop. A mum
Der If houses in the ne. hborhood were so much
,ure ed as 10 render them unfit TO lire in.
DIah phelair, a celebrated Persi;n Poet, recent.
died at Ispahan, in the goth yearof his age. He
was the Foltare Of Persia and has lief, behind him
a considerable number OF manuscripts on maj hesna-
Tics, ronomy, politics and literature. The Shal,
had just granted him liberal pension His prin-
cpal punishment consisted in iasks which he pro-
cured from Erope at great expease. He always
preferred riding, aud in other respects spared no
xpeI>e add his comfort. He has left no chill
dren.
The cities of Antwerp and Liege were visited by
very Nioe;., storm the 9 aud 10Th of August.
number OF the friends of Gen. Lafayette, have
subscribed for lie purpose OF offering gold medal
of the value OF i00oir for the best piece of verse
upou the voy &c OF that officer to America his stay
there, and his return home.
We learn from ST. Petersburg, that in con.e-
quence Of the Jews occupying themselves exclu-
sivey in smuggling, orders have first been give
20 them to remove TO the distance Of so wreste:
i.om The frontiers. No Jew is allowed 20 reside in
ihs Government of As,racan, or the provinces o
the Caucasus.
Two young Jews and tin ee Moorish women, hay,
PARIS, September Is.
| MADRID, August 4, private Correspondence
vi. Zeazario Egua, commanoant in Gallicia, ha
sent an ofiicer here to notify the government tina
| here are numerous cruzers, under the Colombian
tis, carrying on contraband trade in SALT which
they dispose of in the small villages on the coast fo
hall the established price. He also reports, tina
owing 10 the smalIness of the force under his com
nand, he can only make show of Gordon, an,
moreover, that the conrabansts setluced the troop
| by presents OF tobacco and brandy; the soldier
themselves used seditious language, and things wer
IN such state that lie could not be answ cradle 70
! the conseluences.
| The troops intended for the expedition to Ha
vana, sare constantly confmei 10 the barracks a
IeTrol their discomfort Increasing daily. Letter
state that the officers do not conceal their fears
eiroarkins with them, thew are apprehensive o
a mutiny or the passage.
The minister OF War, NJ. Zanai-, Is --a,'r,
coisedtseilc III -a,i narcalcn with NJ. Zea Bermu
dez. whom he wished 10 dismiss; they are nov
therefore at s,o0rd's point
| Considerable sensation exists in the Ministry, ii
| consequence OF the repor made by the Council o
/ astie on the establishment of the Inquisiton
This repor, confines the duties of this tribunal II
religious matters alone, and in manner to an
thing relative to politics; that the Judgments s
me accused The Priest DIVA has been en,r,s, a.
'e report to carry to the King royal assent
VI hecacho has addressed very energetic rcmon
| STRANGE 10 the King ~A'o"
ihe Two hundred men sent from MALAGA n An
'equara, to put an end to the excuses of the Row
"iis' volunteers, not being able to restore order.
was iound necessary 10 send battalion from Gro
NADIA, who, after much trouble have s,ccaa,od :,
oisarning them and depriving them of their mi
| forms. fca,,.-;n M .ne" UNI
| me roy fHiance.-By all accounts the mem
oe'S vi 'iS notorious Junta employing the mos,
powerful means which they possess, TO proven, ,bs
progress OF liberal opinions throughout their terrific
re- foremost IN this attempt we find the mag
''nuous Alexander, the patron of Bible Societies.
an" 'he oohsted friend OF the emancipaion of The
human race. He is stated 10 have orderad ,Ia n;
rector General ofEcclesiasticaI affairs for rho Ru
san Empire to issue ukase for the seizure of 60
eiai Wrtlnes, which were considered hostile To the
established faith; number of which had boon i,
consequence placed under seals 10 be JUDGED of bv
e Ecciesiasiical Director. and strict search made
similar productions, in all seminares, schools
GU w., c'ois'efs' throughout the empire. The king of
9'rdinia, In imitation OF the Russian autocrat ind
70 snow his sihserviency to the views of tho Hal
Dana, had carried matters SO far as actuav tn ;sso
an ordonnance prohibiting reading and ,Sr,in,,o
NC '"usnt 10 any one who had not property TO The
amount OF 1900 fr. The person TEACHING aud o..
person learning, in contravention of this ordon-
'"nse' we're both liable 10 punishment Travellers
,la.;.:, =, ere also forbidden by the high au-
uioiitieS there, 10 carry with them the uorks Of
1oe'he, Wieland End Schiller, which The poI;cs oe
that country considered dangerous
since 'he above was prePsred for press and trans
m'teu to our southern correspondents, saw the n
ork Iazeite, we were favored by a commercial
'rlend With the Journal dc Commerce of the l7,b
ol august beng the only paper of that date rel
s,.veu oy lhe howard. 1t contains the followiat
?
,ers hom ltaty Of Apgust published in the .n;,re,,
0"Ig Correspondent; letters from NJarss;lIes Il