Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-19


grsio Of Jupiter in the Middle of Naxos it is finer
aud spacious than that of Auipsro., which they
likewise visited. Deios presents nothing but lime
quarry, and all its monuments in ruins Que OF the
Commission paid particular attention ;s the soui-re OIL
Milo, which he believes to contsin the germ Of volca
no. that will break forth long. ii. also be APP
pretended according TO the opinion Of this gentleman
that crster will shortly b. opened in the isle o
Santorin We learn from Naro that sickness prevails
there to iamentible extent but have to :
giot the loss Of any Frcncbnan. The regular corps
have made movement. A thou.an men have been
sent TO Megars, 10 replace the irregular troops who
have followed the example Of the Paicar, Of Lepanto
and abandoned their post upon the pretext that they
were not paid The President considered that the
try could not be left without troops, and hence the
1000 regulars were sent to Megara and from thence
they will observe Athens.
PORTUGAL.-OtficiaI motto. of the recognition Of
Don Miguel by his uncle Ferdinand, reached Englsnd
by the last arrivals from Lisbon. Tho audience OF the
Spanish Ambassador. and tho delivery Of his credentials
TO his Majesty at the Of Que-Z the 18th ult
Is notified in the Gazette, os Is the audience Of tn
Portuguese Ambassador at Madrid which fixed for
the llh. The Cancellation Of these two monarchs will
not have much weight with the rest of Europe.
Intelligence has been received at Paris, by tse-
graph, OF the Court OF Rome nsed Don Mi.
guel AZ King Of Portugal. The PapAl Nuncia resumed
his diplomatic functo at Liston tina 18th Of No.
vem5er.
LATE IRON ENGLAND
New YoRK, Dec. :1.--rhe packet ship William
Byrnes, Captain Hacksta arrived yesterday from Lii
verPcnl, bringing US our regular files Of Lonon and
Liverpool papers, the former TO the 9th and the latter
to the 18th ut her day of sailing. We have also Lon
don dates to the evening of the 9th from paper bro
by passenger in the packe, shin De Rham, which
rived yesterday from Havrc Tncy contain little
| Of moment interest. The treaty of peace between
Russia and Turkey had not been published in the ST..
Petersburgh papers late the 18th of October. The
London Courier supposes th. be accounted for by
the Emperor being disposed to render the terms Of il
more easy for the Turks. The London papers neither
contain political nor spocustions of any impor-
nv in ma m nre.
psrations for his nuptia.. Don Migse and his Queen
mother, said to have reconced their diference,
Official notice of the recognition Of Don Miguel by Fer
dinand had been received in England.
Parliament was not to meet before the FIRST week in
| February.
| The house Of James Neville s. Son, merchants and
manufacturers, at Preston, ha, failed for eighty thou
| sand pounds.
The London Courier of the Sd ut contains some per-
tinent remarks our tariff law, which show the i'm
prac,icablity Of this country maintaining compe ton
with England in manufactures, account OF the differ
ence in the price of labor.
Madame Malibrsn Garcia had appeared in Paris
In the character Of .vinetta, in La Gnrsa Laard
The Hon. Mr.. M'Lean, our Minister to the Court of
s.. James, hal long interview the Ali ult. with
Mr. Vesey Fitzgerald, at the Office of the Board OF
| Trade.
A late number Of the Edinburgh Courier contains an
account of machine for cutting by machinery.
which has recently been invented in that city, by Mr..
Mime architect The power is derived from a steam
engine and the machine consists OF great number OF
Il
circumference Of large and very strong castiron cy-
dor, or drum This Is whrled round with great rnpidy
and the stone at the time. being brought in con.
tact with the cutters thoy literally shave slice of
tho stone, every time il is drawn under the cylinder.
The process says the Edinburgh paper, simple, in.
genious and beautiful and evidently only requires in
the machine, due adaptation Of the dimensions aud
strength OF the different parts. and just proportion be-
tween the motions Of the cutters and the stone, to ef
feet its purpose with perfect success Hitherto. Mr..
Milne has only tried Of the softest fire
in this negbborhood; and il 10 really astonishing. con.
siderng that is but the first attempt with what regu-
lArty and smoothness the surface Of the stone is mould
ed, so that one, considerably larger than the Intel Of
door, may, in few minutes, be reduced from shape
less mass, into the most regular cube oblong."
Betelin considered the best Engraver in Rome, died
| recently in that city.
An invention Of commercial Importance. has recently
been made by Capt Kerveguen OF the French Navy
telegraph" which by the motion & position
OF the illuminated ra Of several circles is capable
| representing no fewer than 20 245 signs BY single
Illuminated radius 86i9 Geographic signs be pro.
duced The invention ia under the cousde alton of the
French Minister of Marine.
Frontiers Of WdHdchid, Oct. o.
"Tbe plague has been raging dreadfuily, for a short
time, at Kaliarasch. very strict quarantine of six
teen days. bas therefore, been ordered. According
the reports OF the sent TO Bucharest have
been discovered, some Of them doubtfu but several
| persons are already covered with carbuncies. The
number Of the dying is $50 daily, and masy of them
military men"
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