Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-17
have the honor TO be, sir,
iour ohedient humble sevt.
CHARLES NJ MItIIEH

confidence.
have the honor TO be, sir,
four ohedient humble sevt.
CHARLES Nj. MlLLlCH.
Private letters from Madrid state, that
II 900 picked troops are ordered to hold
themselves IN readiness for immediate
embarkalion To BuiNos Ayres, purpose,y
Ia proceed against the Insurgents. The
shipping To convey them TO the shore, offs
America is To he furnished by The French
government III consequence ofau arrange
nent made with the Court of Madrid
The same letter state, that formidable
expedition is also fitting ont at Lisbon
Tor the Brazils.
The Gazette of Saturday contains AN
order OF Council for the further proroga-
lion of Parliament from the 25th inst. 10
the 3d of November, when II will proba-
bly, he sill further prorogued, there being
al present no intention of assembling ii
before the beginning Of the next year.
curious seizure took place on Tues
day last nj Sionehouse, near Plymouih.
soon a!icr the arrival of vessel from
uuerDsey. \ ,,Ort,r, carving bedsiead
'fom shore boat, MAS met BY Gus
toni-hnuse officer, who, having asked the
porter TO whom ii belonged, and received
rather AN unsatisfactory reply, thought ii
right 10 examine the beadst,ad. On do
inS so, he found that the posts and pillars
were followed out, and contained several
hundred pounds of lace, iugeniously CON
cedied under their slides.
LoNDoN. August IA private letter from
Paris, dated the 18th instant, contains the fol-
lowing paragraph:
Yon have heard that several foreign Min
lsiersare expected To meet at Carlsbad, and
That probably tew Crowned Heads may visit
that place at fashionable relaxation. But do
hot imagine, therefore, that any solemn mea.
Snres of European policy are 10 be discussed
IL Is possible, indeed, these diplomatic charac-'
teis, being assembled there, may occnpy a
part OF their leisure, in adjusting, by personal
conference, what would be more tcdiously
nansactc. by the Interchange OF dispatches
ihiS VIII be all and can assure yon there is
not the slightest foundation for tie report that
d Congress is To he formally appointed Such
an idea exists only in the heads Of your English
politicians, who must be pardomed for invent
ing, when real news is exhausted The grave
prognostcs of the Morning Chronicle upnn the
subject, IRE much rdiculetI here, in ihe best
informed political society"
Several Of The daily papers are AMUSING
their readers by reports, aud the contradiction
or reports, ot serious discussions among the
.'h'ef Powers of Europe, particularly respect
!nS Inc Spanish colonies, in which il is said
England Is deeply involved As il is but a few
l -
u Is not very necessary now to repeat the as
sur@nceS 81 recently given 10 the publc Az
no Time since the commencement of that me-
mor"aie calamity, the French Revolution, has
hhSiahn hau such iair prospects of permanent,
tranquility as she has at this moment This
we Deleve, not only with reference to her own
relations will all other states hut with refer.
enVe 10 me relations existing between those
| oliIer states themselves. Government contin-
| ueS its progress with Il steady and regular Daca
! 10 retnce oar military aud naval establish
mentS, fact which shows that Ministers have
no uoubtS respecting the public tranqmiility
either actual or prospective How the ru,nors
20 tie contrary have arisen, il is not easy TO be
aSceLtI'ned. Expectations ia the Funds NAV
| have given them birth, or the conn,mications
VIA Spain, OF tate more frequent than usual
iue SITUATION OF TIE Spanish colonies renders
| tiii' matter OF course OF this we are per
| SEided, that The most Intimate understanding
| ana ne NEST perfect harmony exists between
! me cabinets OF London and Madrid The silIy
nonsense OF The opposition papers deserves ri.
'dicule only, not grave reply One Of them
| inns morning asserts, that England, having de-
e!ned TO give military aid to Spain against her
coiohes, refuses 10 agree that russia shall, send
! troops to Sonth Anerica. Al the reports OF
I Russia intending 10 send such aid are 1,hv;n,ts
| y hnfonnded. Spain has better navy than
Russia. She can herself send five sail of The
| iIne and frigates more easily than Russia can
ana she has abundance of troops well affected
toihe cause, more likely to be efficient than
~. a.
Russia is less capable of auy financial exert,on
even than Spain. The WHO els not a question
OF where resources can he found in shius and
soldiers, but where resources can be founl in
| money.
BOSTON, October S.--We have received from,
! 3ur correspondent al Gibraltar the papers of
that place to the 3)th of August, aud hivf. ex
| tracted the following articles
| On account Of the prey alrnce of :; fatal fsvor
at Messina, vessels from Sicily are refused IRA
| tiqne at Malta. rN
Portuguese ~ and frigate, bound To the
| Brazlis having on board an Austrian Princess
betroihed to the Prince Royal of Portugal
passed Gibraltar September ,. from Leghorn'
| MADRID, Aug Est z2.--Yesterday morning he r
| Majesty was delivered of an infant ,yh9 has
beGn chrlstened by the names OF Maria Isabel
| Ia Louisa.
| lANGIERs, August 2.-The COnsuIs residinT
| in this town have received the Emperor of Mo.
| roccos answer TO the letter addressed to him
respecting the plague at AIg.ers. which plainly
shew y me danger OF the contagion spreading
III this empire, since The Suit1n xoys a.. -,