Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-25

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rNssed III 1" isnuraut p,r~nu> ~ tie evening" "i
go dab situation. ffeeman's IeuraI.
Ne learn by gentleman f,om Yot k. iis,l
ihrec thousand citizens attended iht. Democrat
ic festival, held in that borough on Thurstis :
last, IN conmemoration uf the triumph II a..
republican party in the election uf Nh. Slnlae.
The entertainment WAS splendid. aud the 'iun-
Der of nd,'ldlals atirndng ii affnrds nn,qu;, :
ocal pioofo The sen.'al feeling of enthusiasm
and JOY ptnduc-d by the result OF the election.
fr. Gaz.
New YORK Novenah,.r Give have re-
ceised by the ship Congress, Portsmouth pa
per of Oct. 20.
PoRrsMouTn, Oct. eO.--The sloop of WA
SapPho. capt. Jnnes, arrived here Thnrsi
day, in ~ days from Gibraltar, bringing MIR.
Bailey, KiDg's Messenger, with dispatches
from Sir VIM. A'Cuurt. The dispatches re-
late In the surrender uf CadiZ, and all the re-
cent events in that quarter. SIR VIM. 'nle0dcd
to proceed TO Seville, Ia resume his fnncipus
al the Court of Ferdinand. We undersi;,nd
he has sent home the PROF. amaiiuno f King
Ferdinand issued al Cadiz on the so h Sep
tember, as Il genuine document, aud To he rell-
ed on.-He knew nothing when the Sappho
sailed, of the snbsequeD; Pruclamations, Of a
directly opposite import.
On Monday the Hussar frgate, Capt. Bar-
ris, returned 70 Plymouth. from Lisbon. with
Dispatches from the Ambassador She left
the Tagus on the 4th inst.-The following is
AN extract from letter, received by herr
4" Lisbon, Oct S.-The ships which left En-
gland with sealed orders, have, as was rightly
conjectur.d, anchored here The reasons for
our Government assembling squadron in the
Tagus must have been from IA friendly attach
ment to The good old King of Portugal and
his family, who, from the violence Of political
parties, may agar need succour. The prescott
Government are greatly moriifei at ,be loss
Ofthe BraZis. Gen. Madeira and Commodore
Pererin de Compos were put under arrest,
soon ter their arrival from Bahia 1t is alleged
:hat the Gen ought not TO have evacuated the
country. The ships of war here are-Revcnge
78, Vice-AdmiraI Sir II. b. Neal., G. G. b. J
SerIngapatam, 46, Capt. S. Warren, c. b. (:
Ac'rvell6, Capt. A. King: Hnssar. As, Capt
Geo. Harris. e.. b. and he Naad IS, Capt
Hon. X. G Spencer. King John was invested
about week since with the splendid drcora-
lions of the Order of the Garter, and two or
three days previously with sihe French Holy
Order. The French conducted theirs in ,erv
bad taste whilst ours was accompanied with
every appearance of state and solemnitv The
caterer to the dignity Of Kings, Sir George
Ney!er, could suggest. On the arrival of the
cor'egr IN the Kings presence, neat and very
appropriate speech was made by our Ambas-
sador, Sir q. Thornton, tracing the history of
be Order, and the connection which King
Johns ancestors had with its early installation,
the exalted characters who have heen in, est
ed with it and the honour he was about tn
confer. and 10 receive, by lis acceptance The
whole went off with indescribabIe ec,at. Ifthe
French Government Intended by their show
to run IA race for political ascendancy at this
Court, with ns they have. il is believed not
succeeded. The King of Portugal was seen
on the following day with the Garter tied
round pair of old trowsers.