Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-14
FOREIGN,
Eight days later from london

A.AohN o"hSd hoH A<ouuOn on the ruth and from
the Downs on the oath January Captain Crabtree
has politely furnished US with London paper of
the 18th, and favoured us with the perusal of one
OF the 18th January. Some interesting extracts
will be found in this days paper. TBeacon.
Captain Crabtree informs that the Thames had
been frozen up, and full Of drift ice as TO
completely obs'ruct the navigation, for 10 DAYS
previous to the sailing of the Richmond
| He further informs, that it was the general i'm
preston at London, that had Constantine remained
Emperor OF Russia. he would have marched an
army into Turkey. Nicholas WILL it is coniectured.
pursue the same policy which the late Alexander
did.
| The official documents relating TO the abdication
OF the Grand Duke Constantine had reached Lon
don.
| "A series Of official documents from 81. pe,srs
| burg published in the Berlin Gazette now attest
beyond all question, the resignation of the throne
| OF the Cars by the Grand Duke Constantine. and
the accession of his brother under the title of Nj
cholas l.
Commercial Distress. -Bromage and sneed
| OF Monmouth, and Brecon, have announced that
they VIII resume their payments in two months,
| Sixty opulent individuals, with Lord Cochrane
at their head, have offered their personal security
| for the notes of Turner, Morris s. Co.'S Gloucester
Bank.
meeting of the creditors of Garrett & Son.
took place at the Black Swan Hereford.
inc LIS DahN Oh rncham y Son, has re-
opened.
| The debts of Cricket S Co. amounted Ia
El52,000 To meet this, assets which would be
available In months, amounted TO clio 600
Deficiency E42,OOO.
The Melsham Bank has re-opened
Several extensive failures have recently taken
place at Glasgow, in consequence of the scarcity
| OF money.
| Frankfort Journals to the Sth January contain
nothing new from Russia; but give long extracts
respecting the destined operations of Ibraham
Pacha. The Egyptian leader has an alarming force
In the Nlorea, with which he is proceeding against
| Missolongh These accounts represent the Greek
fleets as unable to cope with those of the Turks.
whose new courage has been screwed up, il appears.
by the Pacha placing man on board of each vessel
with orders to strike off the head of the Captain, if
he fails in his duty.
LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE .aIgemeiue Zeit,tuo
OF The ID inst. which we received yesterday, con-
| talns an interesting article, dated from the from
tiers OF Poland The following are extracts:
ODESSA, December 25.-Al the military and
civil authorities here have to-day taken the oath of
| allegiance to the Emperor Constantine The nu-
merous Greeks residing here are delighted at the
accession OF the Emperor, whose name they con-
sider as good omen; but persons who pretend
| to be acquainted with the Court and the persons
about the Emperor Constantine, afir N, that when
Grand Duke, he fully approved the system pur-
sued by his late brother.
&c From the Polish Frontiers, Jan. 1.-The
capital OF Poland had gone into mourning up
| to December 2s, for the Emperor Alexander. and
1t was not till that day, that the Warsaw Gazette
contained the notice of his death. While all the
orders from st. Petersburgh-for instance, those
relative 10 the taking the oath by the Russian SUBJ
Jects are issued in the of the Emperor
Constantine the First: that Prince still calls and
| signs himself as Grand Duke, and forbids those
| about m IN oiy him t1,a t;,Ia s.
the arrival of the news of the Enperor's death.
which the young Count Gurjero presented to him
! kneeng, addressing him with the title of Sire
Prince Constantine refused the title 18th dispIea-
sure, and shut himself up with his escor, in his
private apartments, where he has been almost ever
since, Inaccessible TO every body. Soon after the
| departure of The Grand Duke Michael for ST. Pc
| tersburg, the Grand Duke also sent his Aid de
Camp " Kuruta, who possesses his entire con-
| iidence On the other hand, the Procurator of
the directing Senate came from ST. Peters
burgh to Warsaw, and was not admitted TO
see the Grand Duke Constantine, but WAS
soon sent back 10 ST. Petersburgh, as it is said
with formal repetition of his preceding renunci-
alton. We now impatient for the return of
the Grand Duke Michael or at least of M. "
Kuruta; when we shall know our future destiny
During the illness of the Emperor Alexander at
Iaganrok, the Grand Duke Constantine received
several couriers daily, with particular accounts of
the health of his beloved brother.
VIENNA, Jan. 1.-The Court Gazette announ.
ces that Prince Faul Esterhazy is not to 90 Am
bsssador to Paris, but to retain the Embassy a,
London, and Count Appony is 10 90 to Paris. and
not to London"
Inc dislike which Constantine entertains to the
Russians, arose from the representations of his
misconduct at Berlin, which were made to the Elm
peror Alexander, and which produced a reproof on
the part on that Monarch, Just as it was merea
1t has been reported, among other things that Con
stantine strangled woman of the town of Berlin
This Is not true The affair in question, consisted
his brutality in ordering his Guards to enter the
apartments of kept MISTRESS who was unfaitbful
10 him, x to administer the knout to her 8. her mar
amour This was brutal enough, but not cutie so
psu as sranglIng. Dublin Euen Post
PARIS PAPERS
From The .Honifeur Of Saturday, Jan. ii.
NON OFFICIAL PART.
PARIS, Jan. l3.-- w e are authorised formallv 10
contradict the news given by some Journals, Of a
delay in the opening of the Session which will take
place on the 3ls OF this month, the day fixed in
the Royal Ordinance.
From the Quotidienne
Jan i3.- "A courier who left St. Petersburg
on the 18th OF December, arrived at the Hotel of
the Russian Legation, to-day. AT that time. mn
uneasness was felt respecting the disposition of the
garrison of that capital
Thefs is no news from Warsaw and the German
papers do not say word of what is passing in Po-
land.
Letters from the North speak of several arrests
having taken place at ST. Petersburg, in conse-
queDce OF the events of the Goth. A Prince Cat
- Is mentioned among the persons arrested
From the Courier Francais.1
When the Proclamation OF Constantine was
known al Paris, the Russian Ambassador FASTENED
to call together all persons Of HE nation, to make
NhnNr I.ly flor i. IL.