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

they sill eudeavored to &c their entrance.
After repeated firing, during which severa! OF
The mob were desperately wounded. they re-
tired. The body was conveyed to Paisley.
We cannot follow the Courier in the details
waieh are giveu of the disturbances at Gla,-
sow aud Paisley. They are too lcng for this
days paper; bat we shaft endeavor 10 find
room for them Oh Tuesday.
PARIS, April i.--fhe Hing has experienced
no further pain IN the stomach but his Ma.
jesiy has not recovered his appetite he lheres
fore dimes alone iu his apartment
The Austrian Charge dAtiairesa at the Court
OF Lisbon. arrived in Paris a few days ago aud
set OIL with all speed for Vienna.
All our letters from Spain announce that
Madrid is not tranquil that disastrous events
are expected, aud that several provinces will
net accept the Constitution of the Cortes.
= Bordeaux correspondent writes us as fol-
lows, under date the 30th ult.-" The English
Ambassador at the Court OF Madrid, arrived
here Yesterday evening. Ii is runonred that
Madrid is Ia a state OF the greatest termenta-
ton; ns also several provinces OF SPAN
IL is asserted. tha, portion ot the army
which, remains faithful to the King, is march-
ing upon Madrid, and that Cddiz Is in I'll c pos.
session of the Euglish!
We extract tile following from G,lgnani's
Messenger, of Tuesday, April ith, which we
have exclusively receVed:-
ltapp"ars that the army OF Ouiroga will not
,ay down it's arms until the CoTtes are assem-
peg. The rest ot Spain Is, however, tranquil,
and the Constitutional system is developing
Itself throughout the country.
The Duke del pdrque has refused 10 accept
The Embassy To FraIct, and the Duke de
Santa Cruz Is appointed ia his place. Canga
Agencies. formerly Deputy of the Cories,
and celebrated tor his talents and liberal o.
piuious, Is uauea Munster of Fiuance -.
~ aa 10 as We have alread, stated, Formulated
NirernY ct Ma ARE, IN the room OF the Mar
Qnis D'ESpe!eta.- villa Ca,nya. who ever SINCE
THE fcsiordiiou has heeu Imprisoned i'll Gaia
loni7. and who was elected by the people
CAPTAIN General of Catalonia, has been con-
h'med III his appointment hN theGovernmeni
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
NEW YORK, May26.-The last sailing ship
HECTOR, capt. Gi!enIer, arrived last evening
IN u days from Liverpool.-Capt. q. has ia
Nonr@d the editors OF the Mercantile Advert
ser w;th Liverpool papers 10 the 18th, and
London 70 the 10th OF April, inclusive. Also,
i,'oydS lists TO the Sti
Some further disturbances had taken place
a'Giassnw. Paisley, Greemock, &c. At
lane since The beginning OF Rddicdiism, had
there been such general apprehension from
that manifestations alarms existed at Man
CHESTER, aud troops were ordered there TO
prevent an expected riot
~ Glasgow, Paisley. aud all the neighbour.
ing country, tor l2mliPs round, pldcards were
pldced en the walls addressed to the people
OF Engia1d, Ireland aud Scotland, calling. up.
OH theIn - come forward immediately, aud
effect by torcea revolution i'll tue government,
dtnl tnins the manufacturers TO lbs tain from
work from the list OF Aprti. All the weavers,
ana other work;neu IN Glasgow, Paisley, aud
work, and tue streets were covered with crowds
OF the idle and diSconiented. The HIagisIrates:of
Giasgow had offered reward of 1850, and the
government Il further reward OF $500 for the
authors or printers of these inhammatory pa
petS. Tine troops were ia motion, and some
Shitmishing had taken place. Several had
been Ailted ann others wounded. At tie last
accounts, th' ~&avevs in Gl4seow and Paisley
mad generally returned 10 iriooms, as the
>}yd,lt O.; leaders deprived them yOf all conf
deuce, aud the power OF the military pointed
out 20 tiiem the hnpelcssness of their canse.
TIN the Sth q crowd assembled al Green.
Ock, 10 witness the arrival OF D prisoners who
were Brought in from PAISLEY, ats in the at
ternocn, by tht Port Glasgow vounteers....
when The volunteers were returning, they be-
gan 10 insult, and pelt them with stones and
mai.
The volunteers fred shot, which ONLY exas.
Perated them the more. The party were then
Obliged IL ire III earnest, and continued run
Mug hTe I'll they got out OF Cartsdyke. Nine
or tlIe wounded were taken 20 the hospital
Of whom i had died and the rest dangerous
i've more were killed ia the town. TweU-
~ IN ali "sfe Killed and wounded. They
iOFe a J"I the lrotl raliIng at house, and with
q @s'G3 thus procured, preceded by piper,
III lac evening set or 10 attack i'ort Glasgow
hut after proceeding 10 the house of MIR.
Gamncil, the MOB returaed. Yhey broke o.
pen the doors of the hridewell, and set at lib
erty the radical prisoners, but none others
Next morning al was though lurking
parties were seen about the outskirts.
Accounts from Madrid were to the 2Sth of
March. royal ordinance OF the 22d, fixes the
convOcation of the COTteS tor the 9th OF july ::
they viii consist OF !49 members tor the pc
niitnla and 30 deputies for America, select
eH rom the Americans residing in Spain.
None at the foreign ministers at Madrid
mad congratulated The King on his acceptance
Of tue Constitution, wbo wait for instructisus
fon their CourtI-the American minister a.
zone excepted, who did not wait for orders,
[Gaz. de France.
PARIS, April 6.-The editors OF the Ninsrre
have been condemned by the tribunal to paw
tine o.! Is 800 francs, for not having submit
lra,.
letter from Falkirk. states, that battle
bad taken place between a party of Cavalry
and the Radicals. Nineteen prisoners were
taken, aud marched to Stirling Castle
All continues tranquiIat Cadiz Amongst
the victims of the fatal scenes OF the 10th
were AZ women and 10 children. A magnifi-
cent sepuichral ceremonial was sOlemniZed
10 their memory, in that town, Oh the 18th
ut.
By the Hector lhe Editors of the n .
York Commercial 4 Advertiser have news
from Scotland, and from Spain, of all i'm
porldnl aud painful character.
II is stated that the disturbances in
the West Of Ireland, which, lately had
such menaclDg character, are gradually
-'c,lnIshlng, aud there is every reason
TO hope tranquility will suonlbc restored
Inns beneficial change has been prOduc-
ed, partly by tie Increased frmness aud
activity oiiheIocal magis,racy and gentry,
aud partly by The convictions which were
ob:ainod At The late Roscommon Assizes,
against several of the uib5ondmen.
Bat far different is Tie situation of
q part Of Scotland. rhe London papers
OF the 4th. Glib, 7lIi aud 9Th, are filled
with details OF the disaiecied at Glasgow
and Paisley, and in all The manufacture