Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-09
lfron the New York Commercial Advertiser December
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
BY the arrival the packet ship Columbia
Rogers, from Liverpool, we have intelligence
from England seven days later than was be-
fore received. The Columbia sailed ON the
2d of November aud our files of papers are to
the lst of that month.
! General Riego has been tried and condemn
ed to death -Cavs was his Judge. The crime
Ia the act of accusation against him was, for
having voted as Deputy of the Cortcs, the
deposition of the King, and the nomination ot
the Regency. Riego was extremely calm un
III he was directed TO prepare for his defence
he selected VI. dc Cambronerio, for his cOuu-
sell who Is SAID TO be an eminent lawyer, and
the most eloquent orator in Madrid
private letter from Madrid, dated the Goth,
states that the strong representations made
by Nj. de Chaieaubriand, through NJ. de Tsla-
RI, and the still stronger remUnstrances of the
Duke dAngoulene, have had the desired eff
feet on Ferdinand; the sentences of the Re-
Sency are not confirmed, and the execution al
hIs own DEGREES are suspended. Ii is wills
prred. that the Duke explicitly declared in hi
remonstrance, that il his Majesty did not le-
woke the DEGREES, which were calculated 10
produce civil war. he would Withdraw allthe
French troops, and leave him entirely To his
own resources Ferdinand, il is said, was fool
hardy enough To say, I" let ihen withdraw, |
am powerful enough without them !" but his
Minister- Confessor thought otherwise and
though he was the first to suggest the plans
of vengeance, he now felt alarmed for the con
sequences and the safety Of his own dear per
son, which would inevitably be one of the
| FIRST victims of popular vengeance.
The Courier ofthe 'ening of the S0th, con
talns advices from Paris, to the Goth. A pri-
waite letter written on the cath, states, that nr
| that day considerable panic had been Great
ed among the Spectators in the funds BY va
rious rernrts among them, was the run,o~
ofihe immediate departure ofbI Virlr from
the French capital There seemed TO he III
tie doubt entertained as to the intention "
the King tn dissolve the Chambers. The Or
Aamme, hoe ever, states, positively, that lhr
intention had been abandoned.
Among numerous DEGREES issued by Fer,li-
nand, since his arrival at Seville. ar. the fol
| lowing For a funeral service To he perform
ed in all the churches in the Kingdom, fo,
| the reposp of the souls ofthose who have iii
ed since thu 18th of March. 1920, in the sup
port of Gods cause and niins :" For the for
NATION ola iunia tn select such books F" which
sre proper 10 form mrn who may hc worth.
supports of the altar, The throne and tlle coun-
| try ~
| The King nf Por' gal has prohibited The
entrance of all foreign newspapers into his
! kingdom.
| The great council of Geneva. have passed n
law, snspending the liberty Of the press, for
one year.
Accounts from Stockholm, OF the 10th ~
October. mention that Mr.. Hughes, the Anne
fican Charge d'Afaires. would set out IN
few days far ST. Petershurgh, on IA mission &c
the Russian government
! The Banks Of BRISTOL have followed the ey
ample of the Back of England, and are dis
counting AT four per cent
fhe 93d Highlandrrs. under the command
"f Sir Charles Gordon, were to embark i'm
mediaicly at Cork. for Drnaarara
tFror the Eriln. ~ the o-torpr.l
GRAND HFAD-QU ARTERS
/ ny an extraordinary Couysr
Fh" ". .d-quarter- were, on thc Goth in
! slant. at Arduiar. and on the 81 ut BayIen
SEVILLE. Oct I3.-The king has re est.
b'ished Don Antonio de Vargas de I.aguna /,
his functions of Envoy Extraordinary. and VI
mister Pienipoteniarv at the Court of Ro,,e
4 His Majesty has also nominated the Rriga
der Don j. de Nszarrara second cariain q
the province of Esiren,adura, and Governor
of the fortress Of Badaioz.
His Majesty has d-igned IN grant the G.anf
Gross Of 'hr Roval Military Order of San-Fer
nando To the following French Generals =
NM the Baron Canuel Count Curiai. Coun
Picard, Viscount Roussel-D'Hurhal. Viscoun
: Count D'Anlichamp, Viscoun, Dode Baro,
de Danas, Count Loverdo, and Baron Ma
: rirg"ue.
NJ. de Larocheauunlin having written [,
The Spa General PInseucia after receiving
{ Intelligence Of the liberation rf the king III,
the object Of fhe entrance Of the French arm
into Spain being obtained he could not rcgar,
his troops as enrmies the latter acknowledg
ed his letter in The most courteous name,
, and states that he and his corps arc ready II
submit TO the kings orders rs soon as he sta
receive them in an authcriic character.
!, From the Piloc.l
PARIS. Oct. 90 Torriios persists 10 d.
, frnding CarhageDa his forces are prett
considerable. II is affirmed that he j. at IN
+, head Of corps ofintrppid marines. and tina
his va tienre is nvincible
/ Rotten is still at III" head of fprmidahl
troop io Barcelona he appears Determined
10 listen tn no proposals ofarrangement
II is confidently said that the Duke d'An
= "oul-rne has demanded tho pardon or tn
= Frepch refugees, who have been made prison
ers in Swain
The Drapeau Blanre in speaking nc Tor
e rios. says, that be is the second edition o
{ Nina
. II i this evening affirmed that thr Minis
7 trv have finally announced The project Of dis
solving The chambers. The election If ~
n"w Fifth will consequently tale place accor
ding 10 che accustomed rprrrs rOr'Frmme
+ THE GREEKS AND TURKS.
+ STvRNA, Aug. o9.-Thc Pacha has drlivrr
= cd tn the English Consul Tho four Ipspfi0ts ~,
! f"li into the bsnds of The Turks ~ m
j. timo ~ The catastrophe Of erpderli, that tho
NAV servr ~ make an exchange.
: We have spoken Of ap arrangement mad
e hv an Austrian cantain Wy which II was sai
Y ihnf nnn Grerks hid kenn cnrrpreh frn,