Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-23

good deal subdued. AT Paislcya Captain OF
the new army, and the secretary of the forces
are both taken and here they have got hold
! of Gen. w sshington, and all his papers and
correspondence, including plan for attacking.
Glasgow on various points, and general in
structions.
"The Radicals have been throwing away
their pixies into tho river, and the canal, and
the operatives are now returning 10 their
work. Their plans have been more extensive
aud better arranged than most people believ-
ed but enough has been brought to light TO
convince us, that we were in very great dam
ger, and enough also, TO make an example of
these desperate persons who have come into
the hands of the magistracy.
"P. ). Thirty prisoners have inst come i'm
from Bridgetom, and many OF them with pixies
IN their hands"
son Harrison, at the Chester Assizes. for sedi-
ton, was nearly finished. MInpis aud Bruce
have been convicted Of attempting the lite of
Bird, the Stockport Constable, aud sentenced
tor execution.
The trials of Thistlewood, and the other
Cato-street couspirators, commenced at the
Old Bailey, oil tue morning of the nth April.
The London Courier, of the 18th, aunoun-
ces that ten days ago, courier passed that
country, oil his way TO Washington. with fresh
instructions from the new Government of
Spain TO General Wives.
All the Foreign Ministers at Madrid Except
lug MIR. Forsyth are yet waiting instructions
from their governments, before they congra-
tnlate the King npon the change of affairs
Events in Spain" says the Gazette de France,
assume daily IL more serious aspect PRiN-,
cEs, brothers TO the KING, have been obliged
| to take the title of Citizens. Several provn-
ces still retnse TO acknowledge the new Con-
stitution. The finances are in a deplorable
| state; the Government has supplied itself
with little money by contiscatDg the wealth
OF some members of the Inqusition I: 'bu, this
resource isprecarious, and the penury of tue
Treasury will compel the adoption OF gene
| raj measures of which il is impossible TO fore
see the results"
LATE NEWS FROM HAVRE.
NEW GoRk, May lS.-By the ship Belle,
Capt. Huntingdon, the Editors OF the n. Y.
Gazette have received from taeir Paris
respondents, papers of that city to the 10th
ult.
Anintelligent passenger in the Belle:informs.
that France was in atranqnil state aud that
the cotton market was improving.
The following summary articles. translated
In haste, will be found Interesting -
PARIS, April 5.-Letters from the North
speak ofaD approaching war between itussia q
the Ottoman Porte. The Emperor Alexander
| is at the head of 800 600 men, and the moment
| has, perhaps, arrived that he ia about to ac-
! csnpiisli the vast designs of his grandfather.
England iSnot III a condition To oppose meas
ure which alarms her policy Prussia prey
| TO real fears, and interior fermentation. will
| throw no obstacles in the way-AuStria cam
not interfere without being in danger of los
! ing Galicia and seeing Italy free herself from
a foreign dominion and France former allies
| OF Turkey,s not in situation to defend the
| empire dn crOiSSunt.
SPANISH AFFAIRS.-Thc constitution of
the Cortes was proclaimed at Bilboa OH the
10Th of March. amid the acclamations of the
people, notwithstanding the opposition which
| was at first evinced to the adoption of the new
| governmeat.
| The King continually expresses his satisfac-
ton at having accepted the constitution, aud
his regret at not having doue il sooner. He
has become very popular. aud gives audience
! 10 all who wish to see him.
| The Cortes was to meet on the 9th of july.
| The Peninsula send li9deputirs; thirty Amer.
| leans taken from the number found in Spain,
viii represent the colonies.
Civic feaSts Jake place everyday at Madrid,
Ihe Dukes and MarguiSSes are eager ic lGiu
in them, and are preGd of receiving the III
tie of Citizens.
| Ferdinand has brevetci Quiroga, Risgo and
Areo Auguero, (cliets of the insurrection.)
| Field Marshals.
| By royal decree of the 25th March, ad-
| dressed TO all the authorities by the Minister
of War, all individuals comprised in the pro-
| Espos Nina, Don Juan Diaz Porlier, Don
| MorIiarro Renovaies, Gen Lacy, the Commits
sary of War Vincent Richard, as well az in
| the proceedings at Valencia in ISl7 and 1919,
and others of the same nature have been re-
| enstated in all their honors aud occupations
Accounts have been received that General
! Freyre and Villavicensio had been arrested
| at Cadiz accused of being the instigatsrs of
| the affray, and of having given orders to the
troops to fire on the people. They were
! both in prison, waiting their trials.
| The province of Galicia was in great fer
ment, the militia were arming, and camp of
| observation was forming at Siliafrauca; they
! Will remain under arms, till the great work of
| the constitution is accomplished throughout
| Spain
Great excitement existed at Valencia on
| the 10th and 20ih of March. The people ma
| turraiiy irascibe and vindiStive, had demand.
| ed the head of Gen. Elio. who was shut up lin
the citadel. The civil and military auiliorI
ties could scarcely restrain the fury of the
| populace.
cutter had been despatched to the island
| OF MajoTca, TO bring home the deputies and
other persons OF distinction, who had been ex.
| lied
| PARIS, April A traveller arrived yester
| day from Milan, who had passed thrOue Il Italy,
| informs us that the minds OF the people are IN
astate of feTment in that beautiful country.
| terations, which have become necessary and
| inevitable. The news from Spain has produ-
| ced great sensation every where.
| Bprit They speak of highly important
diplomatic note from Russia, which declares
that that government wllregard as hostile
gainst herself any armed Intervention of one
power in the internal affairs of another.
"OFFICIAL ARTICLE"
PARIS, April g." The King has resolved
| that the General O'Donojhn shall render an
| account every day to the Minister of War, OF
! the progress made in the proceedings against
| the authors of the disorders committed at
| Cadiz."
The Lieut.. General the Marquis de Com.
| poverde is named Capt. General of Grenada.
| " The Prince dAngOuleme, brother OF the
duke d Osuna, is colonel of the regiment of
| guards in the room ofthe duke d. Infantado.'
Mons. Parga is appointed ad interim TO su.
| periUtend the finances, until the arrival of NJ.
| Cong in Argueles from The fortress of Ceutd -
| The inspectors generalOf infantry aud caval
| ry are changed. Madrid enjoys the greatest
| tranquility.
| Aprl The Minister of war at Madrid
| has written, OF the part of the King, a CONS
| "a Of ter n Ntiiacnu,na