Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-10

NuiaiS VINO composed the new .dpoSt0ttc juil- ,
tds We're ecciesidStics and Smugglers
A letter from Burgos says. that an ecclcsias-
teal conspiracy was lately detected by inter-
ceptng letter from Curate to his Prior
The former sent for money-the messenger
was Observation-Disclosures into the convent
sumptuously RECALLED land presented with Il
bag of money. The next morning the Prior
was arrested. He sounded the bells of the
convent TO summon the country people to his
rescue-but in vain, and no alternative remain
ed but To surrender at discretion. "Surely
adds the letter. these holy persons seek to ri!
heaven with martyrs !"
Accounts were received at Madrid from
America on the 10th of May, stating that
Bolivar has signiIied in confidential despatch
the basis of the proposed treaty, according to
which,
1. The province of Caracas shall be en-
trely subject to the mother country, and make
part of the Spanish territory.
go. Bolivar shall be nominated Captain
General ofthat province, as the only man able
to restrain the various parties which divide
that country.
"3. He shall, in consequence, make his sub
mission, take the oath to the Spanish Consti-
tuition, and have the rank OF Lieutenant Gener-
al
81. The territory of the republic of Colon
bia shall be declared independent: its indcpen-
two powers shall send to each other diploma
tic agents
" D. This republic SHALL however, be attach
ed to Spain by treaties of commerce. so that
the latter power shall lose none of the com
mercial advantages which it has hitherto deriv-
ed from those provinces"
This intelligence may well be doubted, espe-
| cially when comparedwith the recent accounts
| OF operations in South America.
Letters from, Raynnpe Of 10Th Nov stata
that 300 of the Serpites had been arrested in
Gallicia.
Merno's force does not appear TO be exter-
| minated. AT the approach of an enemy of
superior numbers, his band flies to the noun
| talns, and leaves an easy victory TO the Empe-
cinado.
| Intelligence from divers provinces is by no
means tranquilizing. Instructions break out
| arrests multiply, and lists of prescription are
circulated.
The popular movements in CaFtlragena and
| Algesiras have been lively Amanda and Burgo
de Ossuna are most opposed to the constitu-
tional system. they speak of sending agents
TO purity the cities.
| General Pepe (Oi whose capture by the Al
gerines legitimate false story" was circula-
| ted) has published a memoir in Spain, declaring
that, in the affair fRicti, he wasthe only Nea-
nolitan who dared TO look tie Austrians in the
| flee.
| In the envrons of Amanda de Duero, some
monks assembled in a little wood where they
concerted measures to form band of parti-
Fans. They We're seized by party Of the
National Guard, but, instead of taking them to
town as prisoners, they tied them to trees,
set fire TO the woods, and burnt them alive.
| Popular tnnults have been excited at Tara
gona, and in many other towns. Great out
RACES have been committed and, On the whole,
the situation of Spain is by no means propit-
Gus to the Immediate enjoyment of rational
liberty.
PORTUGAL.
Great reioicings have been held in various
parts the Kingdom on the arrival of the news
that his Majesty has adhered and sworn to the
new Constitution, The city OF Braga particu-
larly distinguished itself.
| NAPLES.
! A letter from Naples, after stating the n
mount of the late loan created to pay the
! holy Alliance for depressing them, says
Thus, III one month of military INVASION
more than halfis added to the fixed and per
petual debt of the kingdom; thus twentieth
OF the national resources is forever mortgaged
| for the benefit of the conquerors and thus a
greater proportional contribution has been
levied on Naples in two months, than upon
France during several years of military occu-
| patton"
The Neapolitan army has been rerorganized
and the revolutionary officers carefully put
aside. New arrests are daily taking place. and
the Austrian troops exercise their supremacy
with no sparing hand.
Accounts from Rome of the 18th of Nav
state that the Prince of Calabria had arrived
there to escort his royal father home to Ma
pies. They were to take their departure on
the Nth
RUSSIA.
A letter from Pctersburgh, dated April god,
says that great activity with respect to mill
tary affairs then prevailed in that capital as or
ders had been received for the whole of the
guards to take the field without delay. The
great warlilSe preparations had at first produc-
ed depression in the course OF the exchange
but it rose again in consequence of the gener-
al confidence in the maintenance of the peace
of Europe"
Further letters confirm the reports of extra
ordinary movements in the Russian armies,
which are concentrating on different points,
The imperial guard has defntively left that
capital, and marched towards the frontiers
TURKEY.
Intelligence is received from Turkey down
to the 26th April.
The Sublime Porte is evidently not without
inquetude respecting the movements in Media
via and Waachia.
A .fJmdI was addressed to KiOia Bey dated
3lst March which declares it essential that
every Musselman should renounce the charms
Of social life and resume that of the camp
which was the primitive state of the nation
"Religion in question. My imperial intentionis
TO gain the hearts of the true believers and to
render myself useful to the law of Mahomet
May heaven grant vigilance TO all So be ii "
Vessels passing the straits either towards the
Euxine or Egean seas are liable to search, to
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