Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-23


been much in the confidence of certain high
personages in Il late financial operation.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
BosroN, Sept l5.-Arrived this morning,
the Packet ship, London Packet Capt. Tracy
80 days from Plymouth, Eng.l
"A letter received from an Officer fthe
French hlockading army at Port ST Mary's
before Cadiz, dated the nth ult. states that
his regiment had received orders 10 march
immediately fur Cordova, in order 10 reinforce
the division under the command of General
Bourmont, sn consequence of intelligence re-
ceivcd by BourdcsouIt, of the advance on that
place by Ballasteros, with force of $4,000
| men. En- Cqz.
New York, Sept l4-The ship Julia :;
Capt. Briggs, arrived AT this port on Saturday
evening from MaIsrilles, which place she lelt
on the 7th nlt. The captain reports no news,
and the letters tina, We have seen do not
speak of any political occurrences. They state
that business was extremely dull, and advise
against further shipments. The Julia passed
Gibraltar August II, but had no communities
ton with the shore.
Captain Cook of the ship Natchez, who
left Bordeaux on the LIST of August, states that
10 late news had been published there of the
operations ofthe army in Spain. 1t was no,
even known that Corunna had been attao ked.
The Duchess of Angouleme was expected at
bordeaux the day he sailed, on her return
from spain and The letters from thence say
the Duke was expected in month.
| As the French government have the means
OF disseminating news with great rapidity, it
IS natural To infer that they have had nothing
favourable TO their cause to communIcatr, or
the people o! Marseilcs and Bordeaux would
not have been in such state ofignUrance.
We learn by letters from Colombia, that the
Congress of that Republic adjourned on the
7ih of July, after having ratified the Loan con-
iracted in England by Mr.. Zea, and authors
ed negotiation for new loan of thirty mil
lions of dollars. The letters state that the Sc
nate refused To confirm the nomination of Mr..
Revenca as Minister 10 England, and at pre-
sent acting there as the agent of the govern
ment Mere .adr
GREECE.-We copy the loIlowiug account Of the
stare OF affairs ~ tie hlOreu, the latest dates from
III PaIls Moniieur. Boston ID. .4dr.
The Senators and Ministers driven from Napo di
Romania by CUlocouon, assembled ut first Al AsIro,
ten leagues tom that CITY, and aferm ards al Tripo-
Ia Alter very diicuit negotiations MaurocoTdtIu
succeeded IN bringing about interview between
The adyrrse parties. There he gave up the Office OF
president, and took that of minister Of foreign affairs,
winch had hcen held by his cOuhdam Negri. The
hey OF The Mainnfes, Pieuo Mauro, was chosen pre-
sieni. Coloc0roni promised 10 support heieo-
lore The general cause, on condition that he shonid
receive orders from one. lie has reinforce
mcn's 10 Ulysses, to assist him keep the drles OF
lhessay. BOlzars has retaken his command on the
frontiers oi Acarnhuia. Meanwhile military opera
| tIons have no where brgmn. The news from Smyrna
| oil turkish army having arrived IN the Morea is
entitled 10 10 credit
In Asia the situation OF the Turks is less critical
ihe shah oil Persia appears lagued with Ire war,
And is pressing fbe mcgee iaons for peace, which are
! open AT ErzeIun AbdoUkah, pacha Of Acre. whose
revolt created some ingurIude, has suhnlIled and
lheen aiken again into favor. This events owing to
The good Offices of the Pacha Of Egypt. He landed
in The island 81 Gambia body OF six thousand men
winch ioIced The insurgents to raise the siege OF
lance lhls place, vigorously pushed by the insur-
gents, had also 10 defend i'sell against the plague.
FROM THE NATIONAL GAZETTE.
PH1LADELPHIA, September Il.-By the
ship Lancaster, Captain Dixcy, which has ar
rived at this port from Liverpool, whence she
sailed on the l3th ult., we have received our
file of the London Morning Chronicle, and a
variety OF other London papers TO the 10th of
the same month. We have copied several in
teresting documents relating TO the war in
| Spain, and submit an outline Of the new advi-
ces, eight days later from LONDON than any
! hitherto obtained in this country
The CirCumsiHnce with which we are most
struck is the arrival at Plymouth, England, Of
Generals Guiroga and Romayo with hume
rons rciinue Of Spanish, Italian, and French
officers, in the British Steam Packet, the Roy
al George from Corunna, and Vigo. A letter
from passenger On board the Packet, dated
at Plymouth August 9TH, says
- w nv letter of the 3Oth, mentioned iIat Cen
eial fego was 10 leave Corunna, FOR the purpose of
putting The troops AZ Vlgo, combined with those OF
Orensp, and General Panrea's, on the march to ha-
rdsS the French and compel them TO raise the siege
o. Corunun SIR Johu Doyle had agreed 10 tow the
i TN q
the barllOi and as far Cape Finsterre in order TO
| avoid The danger of being taken by the French fri
gate ben at anchor, or any other gun boats or CRUZ
s@ts they might have on lie coast We accordingly
go on board the steam boat 1T twelve M night, We'd
n-sdAy 3Otif, and we're lutte surprised nj meeting
! there Baron ZaDdI, first Abide Camp TO General
0nrog1 which was considerably heightened on the
approach OF RuirOga himself aud others of lis suite
| 10 embark Tor England We found be was on his
way 10 CddiZ, and that vessel Tor Cndiz being AZ
Corunnn, he chose Engla be shortest and safest
road. On our reaching Cape finisierie Vego and
ms SUITE were appreheusi,e Of some French vessel
| niefc"puns Us, so Sir John Doyle kindly came 10
! FieO with US
Another letter from Plymouth dated 9Th
| August is vt this tenor.
| " he different ms are filed with Spa,;sb aud
French officers, who have eit the country II, IS SAID
| I'th view OF returning by tie way Of Eogasd to
/ Csdz.
" Many Of the officers who have lardcd here. are
! ~ the suite OF Gen. QuiroRu, who, they Stale il
ordered by The Cores 10 Cadiz Some think that
b. is MOI ogrrbmthened with courage, and III con-
cu' tiisi he Is not p sklfnl General Anad-dc-c,mp
Of So Rphrr Wilson u aso here, ordered 10 England
\ by Sir iohr". on specid mission lie states that
,rfh oiom 800 Epeiist. gyid me men nom Hafer ST.,
hoatds command, he DOHd soon dyire he French ont
N SPoiH Tor, from hrir confidence Of Success, they
are scattered over TIC county and would become an
easy sacrifice 10 few Euplsl soldiers"
] Qur0ga, Il seems, proceeded to London
and the London Times Of the 9th remarks
" 0riogH icit Comma IN consequence nf ordsrs
from Nifuf.ftv ~ tara he