Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-15

uid', whatever may happen, they VIII he Sc
cure from danger, by the want of Spanish
forces, aud the facility with which they may
AT all events, eflec, their retreat, favoured bv
their reserve at Madrid. To Judge hy the
reception which the French have me: with at
Toledo. Cindaj Real, Carolina, Trmxiilo, &c.
we must suppose that those hopes ar. not III
founded. The Andalusians too are less. per
Sr'erlns aud warlike, though greater boasicrs,
man the other inhabitants of the Peninsula.
There are many reports at Madrid of au
approaching arrangement but even if the
C0rt"S should agree Ia such one. it would
remain to be- seen whether Nina. Ba,lasterus.
EiHacampa. and NOrillo would subscribe To if.
Tor n must be confessed that there are ele
m'nis sufficient 10 continue the war, and that
ih- French will want In that case An addition
OF 10000 men and large sums of money.
The moderate party Is becoming more nh
ntrous AT Madrid and in the provinces and
general conviction prevails (exc"pt among
'hrCommnuercs) that an honourahle arrange
men; would lie preferable to the continuatio \
ofa disastrous and inierminablc war. hut they
are adverse Ia recognising and treating with
the Regency and lis partizaus. who are the
very same men that have miSled the King and
brought ruin on the country
Several persons have been arrested al Mad
rid ar rxilrd from it. The police is very strir;
ana summary ; and the same system is rul
lowed IN the towns. aud provinces governed
lay The party oil the Faith
On the 9th, al Saragossa. nine ladies' accused
-: liberalism, were arrested among them is the
NarCh"neSs de la Rosa.
B,YoNNE,, June l7.-At length there ia an
end 10 all the tales told of Abshal for some
days past. He arrived here on the 10Th, in
the evening, but, although avellug incogni,o
he has been visited by all the officers OF the
garrison, and was present at "A grand dinner
gwen doubtless in his honor rs ihe General
who commands the department. lie is going
II seems, 20 Paris.
LoNpoy MARKET, JUNE @.
Ccfee. Considerable sales were brought
forward this week of Bri;i-h plantation the
quantity annnntcd to 1909 casks and 5oO
bags of St. Domingo 400 and nv the East
India Company abpHt 1900 higs, chiefly
Cheribon GOOD far Mocha sold al 1865 IL
ieBS-some fine 175 to 1865: good Che
rlbOn, COS. In 92S G!. ordinary 85s 10 83s
per cwt OF West India COFFEE thr sales
principally consisted OF fine, ordlaary and
mlddhng Dnminicas, which certainly went of
with more spirit aud in several instances al a
trIilmg advance, fine ordinary 98s. To 1925
m'ddllpg dc. loss. 10 1905. Cd Jamaicas have
maintained former rates, good and fine ordi
nary S2s. to zoos. middllng lois. To 1898. and
good do. Il6s To ll8s. cd. per cwt ST
Domingo find buyers at 9os to 95s. per cwt.
and DemaIara AZ 103s. for raddling 10 zoos
for good do. and good and fine ordinary 95s
20 100. per cwt.
Sugars The demand for British Planta-
iI"n within these few days has improved, and
lattriy Father considerable sales have been
ehrcted Rthners as we'll as grocers, have
purchased freely brown sugars AT Sis TO 56s
midding coioury sorts 5Gs lo 81. per cwt.-
Tn two public sales of BlrhadOes went of
steadily 69s IN G6s Cd for good white, and
36s Ga to 3ls fOi inferior white and yellow
ine East India Conpany's sale on Wetnes
day, consisted "f 1860 bags, viz. $3.50 Ben
gais go"d and niddIing, White 8 Is 6d 10 SIS
'nw dp SIS To o3s and yellow 2Gs Cd to Sis.
lamp parcels Is 10 > under; the remainder
E5urhous grey and yellow 23s Cd to 9as Sd
g irH. lots brown 22a 10 23s per. cwt part was
'Aken III, and prices 2s per- cvt. lower on the
bouibuns; but the Bengal being wanted, sold
AT better prices than was expected. A public
sole ut $40 chests Havana today went higher
W. lis I" dos Cd for good and white, 37s
10 51s 6d Tor low do, and yellow 90, 10 sos
per cWt. There is some doubt " neither the
Sugars were actually sold
The forcible removal of the King Ferdinand
from Seville, offers a new and important ones-
lipa for the consideration of the British Go
veromtnt. Will she continue her Minister
",th the Cortes As 5000 as Mr. Ward arrived
with HE dispatches from Sir William A
CcHrl announcing the fact, Cabinet Council
was Immediately held but no decision it seem
was come TO- a second meeting was held
an he arrival of farther dispatches received
~ hr. Robinson, and the result Of The dplbe.
oil 4,
Mr. Ward was Immediately to set ont on his
return to Sir VIM. A'Courl. The decision Of
course did not tTanspire.
The Courier ON this Important point ol
serves what these Instructions VIII he. we're
settled yesterday, in the Cabinet Council
winch assembled, in consequence the arr
'ai"f sir williams dispatches Their nainrp
caonoi be known nut we have un hesitation
go iI"11rding The conjecture, that Sir VIM. ~
.ourt has bern ordered lu return honp.-
Follow The kinG be cannof. for thai would be-
10 sanction the violence winch has been oTpr-
cd 10 ms person 10 removing him; accredited
To The Madrid Regency, he equally cannot
he; That would he virtual abandonment of
"'r neutrality The only remaining course
Is ioi hn 10 return, unless. before his recall
REACHES INN. ihe success" sc The Royalisi cause
~ SPAN shall nave restored the King TO IL
''''} ""N ne Wuhd thrn resume btS tune
non. 1T The Court Of Ferdinand. This we
think The lib"ly issue OF The business, for W.
learn upon SOud authority, that there is not
the slightest chance 1f The remnant Of the
Constitutional Faction hing able to prntracf
he sii"gg!p.-As 70 inal success that has
long been placed beyond theirrrach.
General bprdesoult had marched from
Cordora directly 10 Cadiz, Without passing
through Se'iir; by "bic1 means be- gained
three dys march and arrived ON The 2;st at
Pon -. 5i"ry, in 'ir Bay of Cadiz and onl,
two l"agn"s distant from th9f city Il is said
That (nJ-z J. rnnslanily smnnliad Hilh Aeatnf