Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-29
LATE FROM GIBRALTAR.

I.N IL fhOM oiDiNSI Ah---..s
New YORK. August 24.-We are in
debied 10 commercial friend tor The
follow ing copy OF a letter from Gibraltar,
OF the 10th July, received via Baltimore.
ffNefr. Adp.
I" If you have heard nothing from Spain
lately, the following facts may interest
you. The OH Of July Was great day i'll
Spain, signaliztd by the first meeting Of
The Co.t.s al Madrid, since the prccla-
nation of the Constitution. was al AL
ges,ras. The garrison was paraded in The
grea, square, now called Place dc la Con-
sii,uzione-revicwed by the Governor
Ger. Jacon) and Ills suite-and as eaclf
platoon passed, the subaierns and soI.!-
| crs, the Governor and the populace, join
cd III the exclamation of viyas La Con-
stiiuz:one-vivas Quirosa, &c.--wIiiIe in
the interval was heard the noise Of the
distant artillery al Ceuia, in honor of the
day. The priests in the Cathedral, after
mass, were obliged, Reluctantly enough.
IgHess' 10 parade The aisles, with silk
Ell cap oilibeiiy, surmounied by cross,
| accompanying the organ, with patriotic
songs, followed long train Of men, wo.
MN aud children. | saw, or thought
saw, on the counienances OF the priests =
officlaiing, sort 81 sIeer not expressive
OF the highest degree Of satisfaction 80.
After this ceremony was performed, The
officers retired pairioiicaIly 10 cat and
Dir NIX al the Cape de Quartre Naciones--
which bring done, towards evening they
got in great spiri,s"-and appeared up
on The balconies barsDguiug The mob,
who appeared 10 be semeM la, in spirits
TOO. One of the officers, man of great
or spirits than tie resi-, put Oh his head d
cap of liberty, aud fought The air for
IN Il, nDf IL,
lions, whilst the uimos; compass of his
voice was drowned in the din of vivas
Hiego, vivas Quiroga, Sc. Having cxer.
cised llemss Ives IN this way until they
appeared 10 he somewhat exhausted, they
came down Stairs aud marched arm and
arm through the s'reeis--tiai iii union
there might he strength. Every prudentiy
thonght OF singing song, WHICH is now
IN The mouii of every lille raeamuiiin--.
(a gooG sign this)--ihe brrdtn of which
is momir pro patria. In The evening was
a grea, illumination and Il string OF peo-
PIE amusing themselves in various ways
much like the all, OF July in New York
taking into consideration the difference
OF populations"
The following is The substance OF a let
Ter of The Swedish Consul AT ransier.
lih July, 1920.
cd country has become worse than ever.
The Emperor having had some quarrel
with his guard OF negroes and Oudaias.
effected his escape from Rabak on The
20ih June, and withdrew In Oar -el Baida.
where he remained up 10 the end of Tie
month, when i, is said he effected new
escape over Azamon and Asst, and from
thence across the country and the Alias
mountains To Tahlett. Anarchy and Ike
almost RIGHTEOUSNESS prevails in all those
provinces and II is actually impossible
To pass from This town 10 Tetuan or RAJ
bash, One Ali el Luslee, an Arab of
ihe irbc OF Bsni Husen, infests with
swarm OF rebellicus mouH;aneers, the
country between Ekasar, Wazer, and Ss-
len. The first ct these places was AZ.
tackled OIL Thursday and entirely plum
dsred. Sidi FL Lushee himself, carried
oil, under the walls of EIor isch about
5000 COWS and bu.lotk ks.
Te,ouan has shut lie gales, and was
OH Friday attacked by 1000 Elgebalis,
with inleut 10 plumber The Jews and ricI,
Moors,, but these monsters were rcpn!sed
by The high spirited Governor, the Ia
mons and aged Hashash. The Empcrors
guard WHO remained al Rabath, having
robbed The treasury, divided The money
among themselves-but are now shut no
and arrested by a.band OF Arabs uIl,
claim their share OF The bsoiy. What
appear strange is that neither his four
sons WHO are of age, nor his brother have
u ade any attempt al a diversion IN lis
iaHor-whai may be Tie end no mortal
can ieli-or what the fate Of Muley Suli-
man"
FROM SPAIN
NEW YORK, August 25.-Tbe brig Adeline, wingsts
arrived At Portsmouth on Sunday from Cadiz and brot
MI last
Portsmouth oracle furnishes The following exirscls.
appears ny The Paper OF The 18th that day pre-.
vious there were great public rejoicing. At Cadz i'm
consequence Of the from Madrid iba, on the OH
the King had 'asen the oath of,he Constitution in the
presence OF tie National Representatives. The particu
iars OF the assembling Of The Corez were contained ia
the Rsdacto Of the 18th, which paper is not received
II is Impossible 10 describe he scenes ofisst night
announced ~ our supplement ofyester
inc ;horines OF the time, aud the limits OF our pa.
per WIN NOT permit us to present TO Teasers day
Yesterday.
:, NEW YORK, August 22.-The Editors Of the
N. York Gazette are Indebted 10 Mir Jop-
LIFT, proprietor of the Merchant Hall, Boss
ION, tor tue subsequent information:
, ne u. ). ship Peacock. Capt. Brown, and
me me Us. brig Spark, Capt. Perry. arrived at
Gibraltar the 10Th of Jnne from Lee horn and
AIgiers, and after taking in provisions sailed
again on the 18th to join Com. Baisbiidge at
NJ essina. Captains Brown and Perry ionchod
u AIsieis. on the 10th June, aud were in
formed by Nj. SIiaer, the Am. Consul, that a
squadron consisting of 2 frigates, 2 cofveiteS,
ind gun brig lad sailed three weeks previ-
,us on distant pedition-iliat the day after
hey called Mr. Shaler called on the Dey, and
10 be advised of their olject-that
he Dey, however, declined giving this nfor-
nation, but gave him every assurance OF tbesf
Ilews being perfectly friendly 10 The United
Shaler concluded, by observing,
hat the AlgeriDe squadron. no doubt. was o.
Tered 10 respect oar flag. and that lie was ful-
v convinced they had gone to the Westw ard