Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-20

t"cter, as the cehservatorS oil universal peace.
Courier.
LONDON, Aug. 2t.. :" Private Letters were
received yesterday from Madrid, dated 5ti iu-
slant. They state that the serious differences
which have existed between Spain ard Poriu-
cal, are Oh the point OF being aiaicahlN settled,
through the medium of the tliee Allied Pow.
efs, Great Britain. Russia and Ausuia. The
conditions OF The arrangement are, The reSiitu
ton 10 Portugal OF tue city and territory OF
Olvehza, with the other cantohs, as they are
tetmed, which were detached from Portugal,
by one OF those crafty measures 20 common
under the late government. Ga It's side, the
Court OF Rio JancirOis 10 give up Monte Nideo,
as soon as Spanish garrison shall arrive from
Europe 10 take possession.
nus arrangement Is said 10 have met with
general appreciation ia Spain, Is II is consider
Ell conforinable to the principles of justice and
liberaliiy"
Augasi 2S.---The Court of Vienna is empio y ed
in Degotiaiin. with some of the Geiman Pow.
ers, respecting the military organization OF the
Confederation. Tie Prince dc tOsinbnrg, ID
Member oil The Supreme Auic Council Of
War, has been sent from Vienna 10 Munich,
with some propositions relating TO ,his subject 1,
anu he was afterwards 10 proceed uIon sim.
uar mission TO stutgaid. Withthe same views.
tue Austrian General, NJ. de Langen4u has
been sent TO Dresden.
Letters have been received i'm the civ
from Duenos Ayres, which state, that The
English merchants there had sent in seve-
raj remonstrances 10 the Bueuus Ayres
Government against the very high du-
ties OH British WOODEN, cotton, and linen
goods. Ii was understood in conse-
quence, that reduction of about 80 per
cent. would take place, which would
greatly Increase the trade TO ihaD quarter.
Mr.. Barring, il is stated, was on has wa, 10
vienna, previous TO going 10 AK la Chapeiie
at which latter place an hotel is said to have
been hired for him, at the rate Of $50 francs per
day.
a publication has recently appeared in Ger.
grand divisions of that Empir.-North and
South. Prussia III be at the head of the form.
er. and Austria of the latter.
Paris, Aug 2l.-It is confidently said, that
MI Barring. who is now in Paris, has recently
concluded a new treaty with tue minister which
inodities the former one. The report is, that
he takes eleven millions of rentes at eff and
The remaining eleven at rs. which, on an ave-
rage, makes The aggregate OF - millions of
rentes at ~.
In German Journal, called the Zcitsckning
en-, we fad the following passage respecting tile
Congiess of Soverei-ns at AK la Chapelc:
The intended meeting; OF The Allied Sever
eigns is nov tic chief subject OF political spe-
cniaiion. LII Is affirmed that The Holy Alliance
is ripe for more intimate union OF The Euro
pean Powers. aud that a Kind OF Republic ba.
tween the independent Powers will be formed
ihis Is said 10 be tavOri;e plan of TIE Empe.
te'tained by Henry ". OF France. Ii was
brought forward a. ain, Of we mistake noD at
the close at the last century, and this in "A very
sensible and remarkable work called 1.-THE Cos
inopoilncal Schnach," which was published at
NieDna, and iafiRt dldtely suppress ett-aud Of
which we saw copy about ten wears ago, as
tar as we can recoleet. The system proposed
that III the independent European States " ere
to form d Confederation, at the head OF which
the monarchs of Great Britain Austria France
"a IN he nil h,t l.,..
ton Tor certain time 1--WE believe three years
The book treated also OF the excess of popula
tioI In Europe which would necessarily e,sue
and IN order "a overt the evils which would ia.
suit from this, the author proposed the con.
quest and civilization of theNorth OF Africa, ~
the founding OF new colonies in South Anne iica
re do moi doubt but phis j, the very plan aiind.
ed TO, as IL excited an extraordinary sensation
al the time wespeak Of
The Editor is Indebted to h.ci,l, esteemed
friend tor the subioined extract. which is fron.
source so respectable to ent,tie il to l,-
doubled credit. Tie information 1t contains
points 10 a change IN the affairs OF spain of
great Importance, but such aS the knowledge
of past occurrences in that kingdom, will satis-
~ every rejecting mind not at all improea
Bile. IBaH FED itaa.
Extract OF u letter uritten by an .fn,e,icdh gen
fielnaa in London, tCeH kROur IN lIuer;ca In
another IN this city.
Politically we have little news. The meet
ing of the Sovereisns at AK la ChapelIe rs the
occurrence that will attract mnch attention..
Letters from Spain speak Of il Us all event not
TO be doubte5, that revolution will break out
there very shortly, having forts object the eA-
pUlsioD OF Ferdinand the REGAL of The Danish.
ed Liberales and the old King Charles TO be
put at the head of a representative govern.
ment. IL is said efforts will be made 90 obtain
thesanction of the assembled sOvereigns for the
new order OF things
:-asasssa~ssxxxsa.zsaEsnz
FROM THE SPANISH MAIN.
NORFOLK, October l6-Captain Buckley, of
the schr. Marmion, who arrived here last Ties
day from LagEra, states. that at the time of
his sailing. Sept. 4, the Patriots were bcsieging
Cum2Da, with force of 1000 men. The Roy.
a,lsts however, were nHmerons and well sup
piled with provisions and military stores, both
OF which IT was understood, the Patriots stood
much IN need of. 1t was the general opinisn
that no tighiIng would take Nice until De.