Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-09


LosboH, pec.e6.--Thc Subsequent slsiees from
Gibraltar contain both new and important nforma-
ton:
GIBRALTAR, Dec. f--News was received
here Yesterday, of some commotions ola rebeIcus
character IN Valencia. The civil and military au-
thores have been long in opposition each other,
aud The strongest anmosities have prevailed IL now
seems that AN afray occurred at public meeting at
villa Real, on the 18th OF Nov. which attended
with disastrous consequences. Three persons were
Killed by the sodiery who fired Upon the popuac. .
and 10 or u were wounded. What produced a dis
trbance ~ not Known hut detail of the whole btisi
ness was sent by both sides TO Madrid and what
seems little inconsistent is that the civil authorities
who refuse to acknowledge the present MINISTER'S de-
mand, nevertheless, satisfaction from the govern
meni.
!" The following is the copy eli I'm address To the
King from the vaiious regiments, both men and OH
GERS, including the militia well regulars. II
was transmitted TO the capital 10y the hands of the
military chief.
ADDRESS TO THE KING.
we entrett your majesty 10 allow any beue-
VIOLENT reluctance to put the ancient and whole some
laws of the realm in force, to give the enemies of
your majesty and Spain pretcNt for supposing either
that those laws too severe and require alteration,
or that the royal authority is too weak 10 execute
| them.
"We mplore your majesty, for the sake of the
happiness and security of the rest of YOUR devoted
subjects, 10 destroy al once the prcsumpous hopes
OF daring, and not TO he satisfied faction. which
aims M the destruction of the sacred establish
mcn's and whcl', however weak and contemplate
IN IT'S numbers, IS aided by temporary circumstances,
not 10 ID, controlled and supported by the apparent
prospect of gratifying the mos, unlimited ambition
| " We well Know your majesty's clenency, and the
clemency OF those whom you have chosen for your
servants and councillors but permit us to observe,
hat M cases OF open or secret treachery and def
ance OF the laws, your mercy is worse than thrown
away when il is exercised.
| :" our majesty has sworn TO maintain the laws,
and we nave sworn allegiance tn your majesty en-
force those laws You have sworn to maintain, aud
VIII not be backward, to give proof, of our allegiance
| 10 The Inst moment of our lives. We devoted TO
the service OF your majesty, and of our country
look upon you The sovereign and father of the Spa
nlsh nat,on--as the sovereign and father of the Spa.
nlsh armies-and we resolved ever To rreseI ve
our hliai obedience Be assured that the display of
a little timely visor and decision, will destroy at
once the hopes and energies of your enemies, and
| ours.
[Here follow the signatures of % superior officers.
subscribing on behalf themselves and the regiments
| 10 which they l,eongl
! 3" Dated Segorbe, 18Th Nov 1891
From posting hills circulated in Catalonia
" Caiaians--f gu must he miserable while You are
slaves, while You are ruled ny those now in authority
Is II Tor this only that fought against foreign usi,r
patton! Dad we expcl foreign enemy to receive a
domestic Toe, who, instead OF feeling gratitude for
our services, rewards us with the most cruel u en-
cherry and haseness Remember. what yoa are, and
| from whom you aie descended Let us be united
| and Tree. Fear nothing"
| " FRASxroeT, Dee. H.-Tle las letters from
vienna arc less pacific than the preceding The ce-
| neral opinion nj Vienna is stated To be- that war -
inevitable, though some time may he spent in nego
| Citations.
" The positions ofthe Russian CORPS stationed ON
The frontiers towards Turkey, are such that they M
turally induce belief of war. A letter which we
have received from Poland. states. that the Russian
troops are concentrated within narrow compass
mat they cannot remain many weeks in the same no
siton they must either advance or retroerade
u is affirmed, that in of the next si,iinps of
the GernG,nic Diet, antimportant communication
| will be made 10 that assembly, on the actual stale Of
the negotiations on foot between Russia and the Por-
| lie.
| " The Prussian government having ascertoined
me unhappy certainly that there is deficiency of ten
millions OF dollars in its budget, which can only be
covered ny loan, negotiations have already been cIs
tered INTO with several foreign banking houses
December To-" Travellers who have arrived from
hnss'' concur Ia the statement, that this nomen
upwards of l80, 600 are assembled on the banks
of the Pruih. New masses of troops are n,,rchino
inthe same direction. Every thing indicates that p
decisive blow is preparing. IL is asserted that th.
cause OF the Grand Seigmor having all once shown
great dis'rusi towards England is the lule influence
which iha power exercises with Russia in the pre
| sent conluncture
% A letter from Warsaw, dated the lst inst saws
Our politicians airn, that the final period given to
nahum, expired on the 30ih ut According To the
eastern etiquette, silence issa refusal
. HE guard of the Emperor Alexander, the head
quarters oi which is AT Minsk, may he considered ON
a war fuoting, no leave or iirlou.hs are allowed
They hope soon TO be joined by his imperial Mniesty
Inc Russian armies are near AT their full inyective
anu eager 10 meet The enemy.
mr. Journal de Paris
ST. PErERsaURcu, Nov 2l-The area, inter
es's treated OF IN the Cabinet are still covered with
| an inpeneirabie veil Though We cannot know
whai VII DE the decision of our Court with res,,ect
TO Tie Forte, the general opinion here is ,l,n, an
def the present circumstances war is inevitable For
Some months past, our armies have been in a f,rn,
tlane attitudes and occupy strong position on Tho
| Prui They only wait Tor the sirnal To exa., a
Dreadful vengeance for the unhappy fate of The
ireeks, their prosecuted brethren But The penefrl-
no OF the Emperor Aiexander foresees ile tlre.rd-
iU carnage io winch the iawlcss partisans of lsa-
misn wonld then deliver up all the Greeks His no-
be soul, his humanity would wish TO see this sad
LATE ayerted from them before he makes known his
irrevocable will.
private letter from the southern provinces or,he
Emprei contains the following particulars resnect-
ihS me war, and the armed force Of RUSSIA learn
at this moment that there are such active mcoeurcs
gong on M The secondarmy that il may be Inferred
rom them that war is gong TO break out Couriers
from the. Emperor received daily The tone of
me Journals likewise presages approaching rupture
Nahy distinguished officers think there will be n
wnier campaigns which, The, pretend will he prefer
ane To sumner campaign in those countries the
chh'aie oil winch Is very unwholesomc Ii will moi
nc undressing 10 give you view of the military
ioioe OF tle HuSsiD Empire The mass of the roops
divided INTO Two armies, and four large corps The
urSt army Is composed OF six divisions The sccond OF
| our winch makes IN all fifteen corps These dyi-
SONS are all composed IN the same hummer of fam
iry, cavalry, nlilie'y and engineers formed iuto
hiIgaies, NC. The total Of corps is 6OOOg or
iV,OVO men 1lach of the two armies has a General
| 'sSnI". The detached corps have Generals in Chief
All these corps are distributed ~ the following man
ner Tie first army extends through all the western
provinces, and touches the frontiers of Poland and
Austria the second stationed in the southern part
OF the finpnc principally the side of Turkey and
MoldaNia, The five detached corps are cantoned as
follows The Regiments of the Guards the ,nost
numerous corps of all, heing 100000 strong, which IS
~ general al Petcrsburgh, and Moscow and their
neIghbOrhooI, has advanced at present towards the
western frontiers. 2. The division of Lithunia oc-
cupies the Provinces on tue Baltic, and extends to the
frontiers Of Prussia 8. The division Of Finland IS