Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-16

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All The other corps have received orders 10
march for France, and the Dauphin regiment
Of cuirassiers leit yesterday: those of B.rr,
Orleans and Condo, will depart on the Goth,
s6th. and 98th instant The artillery will fol
How the same movements.
PARIS, Nov. g." Ii is with regret, we an
nOunce, that AT length, after much terglveTsa-
ton, three Ministers have succeeded in caus-
ing the dissolution ofthe Chamber To be pro-
nounced. According To information which
we can scarcely doubt, this resolution was
signed yesterday morning, after which one of
the Ministers, hitherto great partiZan al the
Charter, went into the country Ia assure him
self, by solitary meditation, whether this mea-
sure is confornfable to, the Charter NJ de
Corbiert is. IL is said, one of those who most
strongly declared i'm favour OF the measure
We wish that, in signing this determination,
their Excellencies may not have signed their
downfall In public opinion, the dissolution
of the Chamber will be- vie sed, like the dis
grace of the Duke d. Belluno. That disgrace
was only prelude the dismissal Of Roy.
aist Minister was an attempt against Cham
her eminently R0yalist; but this Chamber had.
like In. Duke de B-lluno, declared for war
with Spain against the views Of Ministers !;
and nj course, now that the war with Spain
(which has so gl,ripusly deceived Ministerial
wisdnm,) is over; it must he dismissed like
the courageous Marshal! Let the Deputies
who may BE- returned hereby take warning.
Or;famme.
From the Paris Cons,itu,ionneL Nov. 81
Since ,he Congress. OF Verona, statesmen have
hooked with anxietv towards the conduct of Engltud
particularly IN the aft mrs of III. Peninsula She had
approved 1T Li,iach the armed mediation of Austria
IN The affairs Of Naples, ~, Verona she pronounced
her "pininn iecbiy against The intervention of The
Holy Alliance ~ The affairs OF Spain. When the
Inn
desinc''ou of The Democratic INSTITUTIONS Of Spain
the Chb,net OF ST. james preserved sesce (; when
they withdrew their Ministers from Mpdrid the
English M'aisier remained there, aud they were ac-
crrdi'edio ;I'e Regency Sir Wm. A Court was or
dered tn follow The Court TO Seville. We have seen
S Cabinet offer IFS IA mediation het vern the HOLY Al
hnnce and III" Cnres itlc isonishrd that her offer
was repued y The batter when the former de n,and.
ell rs good offices aud hoped they might receive
them
Enslnnd approved in Portugal u more leuoccs,;r
revolution than that OF Sp,in IL advised the King 70
return irnm Btaz,ls To put himself its hrad md
nov lay The assistance uf tho troops The Of alb
solu'on IS Introduced. The Influence of France and
oil SPAN his House Of Brhyanza increases eve
~ DIV. Su Edward Thornton follows 10 the rear of
VI HYDE de Neuvilie, or disputes with him the hon
orS nj presenting order, aud III the respectful
OF has dliomaic presentation. Every thing which
has p'Ssrd ~ the Peuisul, Is ~ onnostion 20
the hnhnual and evident principle OF the English 10
recommendation niaxims the sovereignty OF tbe
people and oi Parliament are crossed nv the iigh
divine nj the Holy Alliance aud England rem aims
mu'o md insc',ve. The arli,er of Errope in 1914
and lSls, III 1928 II excludes itself from all nierc
renre @ith II 1t - Only by the assistance of what
mal be called forced cuusiruc IONS thai The English
Ministerial writer's prcteud 10 exercise The influence
OF op"ion owe, the policy Of Europe. Whn then has
happened 10 England. HE critical and riIiuna
history oi the situation Of England by NJ dc MUut-
veran, may e"able us 10 eSpIao those engmas.
IN ihe history of the finances Of England, SO ahl,
Treated 10y NJ. de Monivrran, my perhaps find
an explanation Of HE conduc OF the Euglish Minis
Try since the peace OF Part-, and during these lt,r
changes' 10 HE policy ut the HOW Aauce. The ex-
hans,Ipn of flte resources nf England has oi,ge,
them TO remain Indifferent TO the great uneS;ionS
which have agi'aied ihe Continent. How can me-
mace he made without arumg-rtId low with
finances?
Win debt OF % miiards of france the in,eres, OF
whirh ai'sn Us all the revruus of the country, mos
toaded with taxes uf all the countries OF Europe IT.
has heen necessary ever since 1915 borrow large
suhs 10 cover the of peace. il, SINCE March
1879, The Chancellor of ihe ExcLeGuer has not bor
rOwed aiew millions every wear tins has arisen Ioi
reducng the Sinking Fund from IS milf, in D. and
by converting ~ millions ui pensions ior f. Iuto
perpetual annuIiies To the amount OF 500, 900
ling.
II the taxes had remained AZ their war rate ,be
Exche'Ircr wghi have found IL nrcrssnr, 10 bor-
row, hu' these hNes were 1oleiabe during the war
and worse during The peace. The distressed state of
ngicniinrc, winch has NOT vetieCoycIrd, did
nit these taxes to b, eyied aud The English MINIS
tets know that tie question Of Reform is always mn
ted With The qu-~nn of taxes
Is there any sincerely Ia the dp'omatc professions
OF tue ca'ire, Of S.. jones'. w r dare. nor ,lngi ~
ini on such Important matter, time alunc dis
cover The truth. s., for ourselves, Ne saaH be neg
haps so isrespeG'iui believe ihi Eng land is no
YET deprived al e old eaven, ard 'lat she is tor
mcnrd with the thirst al exclusive al, Hnt,gr, win, h
lormr'I. made the basis Of her policy. VIII mo ,l,e
disturbances 81 Span lie cOnsidereh ~ LONDON ~ ,
mfanS OF Weakening the two branches OF tive House
nj Bourhon, of which the cabinet of 81 james feels
thai eau never prevent the uuiun, whatever may be
Ihr engags mesis of Madrid made ~ Juiy 1915.
The United States move with rapid progress ~
agh destiny, aud very soon they will Iprce all The
fnwrTs, nud even England, 30 adopt the principle,
iha, the ilig covers The cargo The Ocean will Then
be free, aud will again becume the highway Jf the
Niobe, aud we shall not again those paper block
AIDES extending 500 leagues. u we are asked, what
tie English AisIocracy, what the administration of
MIR Pm have done for England VIVA, reptoacbes
Shoald he made IN Is follower. and the Tory Minis
t"ts? Nj. de Mnntveran replies AT nome, debts,
the exhaustion OF the national resources, aud The i'm
possiiliy ol creating new ones because The indus
Try ol the English, though he great does 60 on
iasier ihan that OF other naons. Abroad, the ingu
ence oi the absolute principle, the state Gi agitation "a
Europe which the Ud Tories believe is useful fDt
England, and p'cponderance of the North, which
the OgaTchs OF all countries agree ~ bringing forward
into Europe
CoNsTANTISoPLF, Sept. 25.-The Capt
Pacha, with the greater part Of his fleet, has left
the station before Patfas, hut has ordered fhir-
teen of his vessels tn continue the blockade of
Aiissolunghi. On his passage through the Ar
chipelago, he touched at Milo, Andres, and
several other islands, without committing any
hoslilites, and arrived on the 10Th off Nifty
lene. As he had no orders TO take the feet
back to ConStantinopie, it is supposed that he
does not consider his campaign as ended; and
the latest accounts from Smyrna in fact, say
that he had sailed southwark from Niiylene
The plan Of operations for the Ottoman
troops this campaign has failed, from the sud
den rebellion of the 5000 Albanians, assem-
bIed by Jussuf Pacha before Patras. The Pa