Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-06
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.


| iBy the Cortrs.l
The Austrian Observer. a paper unifnrml,
opposed To the Greeks, admits that the Turk.
had wholly failed in their last campaign.
The London Courier of the 22d DC.
tober contains the Russian State paper res
pecting Turkey, noticed a, the last arrival
which says the Editor, indicates the probabi
lity Of pacific termination of the whole mat
ter IN dispute but there ope or two pas
sages referring to the affairs of Greece, which
tend TO n contrary conclusion.
The British Parliament was expected tc
meet before Christmas for specific purpose
The cause assigned for this unexpected m.a-
sure was the nature of the dispatches which
had been received from the English Ambas-
sador at Seville.
It's stated that Captain Parry almost inn
mediately after his return from his arduous
expedition, was seized with violent fever
occasioned by snmr. unpleasant intelligence
of private nature.
French Funds, Oct. 2O.-Five per Cents
90f 55c +; Neapotan, II 7-8 Spanish, 81 >
Loan, premium, Q 3-3.
LONDON. Oct. 19.-We have received by
express the Journal des Debats of Saturday
An English courier passed through Paris On
Friday, bearing orders to Sir William A'Court,
our ambassador To Spain, To repair to the
by this express affords abundant evidence of
the obstacles which are still opposed to the
paclGcation Of the country only does
Catalonia continue to be the scene Of ac.i, G
operations, but Gallicia has been the theatre
OF disturbances, in consequence of the resis-
lance oil the peasantry 10 the eXacton Of titbes;
and (more important than all the rest
the army of Baasteros is acknowledged to
have revolted on learning the perfdious con-
duct ot the King, and 10 have thrown the
whole of the prov ince IN which il is cantOned
into state of CONSERVATION. In Catalonia,
the corps of royalists commanded by d'Eroles
has been destroyed, the whole of the men
composing it having been killed or taken pri-
soners, amongst whom is the Baron himself,
whose head Will answer for that Of Riego, il
Nina and his army do not make their submis
sion. 1t is admitted that the interchangeable
garrison of Barcelona had made another sor-
tie Oh the night preceding the date of the last
accounts. Marshal Money, however, on the
receipt of a despatch from the Duke of An
souleme, had opened negotiations, and il was
understood that Nina was 10 be offered the
Viceroyalty of Navarro under the absolute
KING. G.S,tn
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of letter, dated
De-. I've understand Arguelles and seve-
raj other members ofthe Cortes are now in
our bay, having hastily escaped from Cadiz.
tearing the retdllatOry disposition of the Roy
alisis. I'M
LIVERPOOL, Oct. GA sketch of the in
Tended constitution was lately handed about
~ the political circles of Paris hut how au-
theniIe II Is we know not. By that it appears
that the King is TO have around hi.na Conn.
Gil of State and "A Ministry That the Coun-
Gil of CASTLE and the Indies is to be formed
out of which seven memhers are to be chosen
by itself, as High Court of Justice. That d
C"ries is to be instituted, div idrd into three
branches the clergy, the nobility and the
bench of the people the last Ia he composed
of The deputies ofthe universities, great com
mercial towns, aud the agricultural cantcns oi
districts. The King and his Council, il would
seem, is TO have the initiation of all laws, and
the Cortes IA veto, though the latter is not sc
distinctly stated ; and the Cortes are to have
the prl' llese of lodging their complaints a
gainst The conduct of Ministers before iht
High Court of Justice " for investigation."-
In this crude state, no Judgment can be form
ed OF the detail of the proposed plan as it res
poets the national representation but il /.
clear that this outline contains no one guaran-
tee for public liberty or political improvement
IL is the form of representative government
without any thing ofsubstance, and provides
for The continuance of the worst feature Of thu
old ystem.-governmen neither by the King
nor by The people, nor by the mobiles, but the
government Of all by junta. Courier.
The Marquis de Casa Irujo, formerly Nj
mister to the u. States, was reported to have
been appointed ambassador of Spain to Eng
land.
The Morning Chronicle says, it was wed
known 10 Paris on the 10th of October, that
France, Spain, and Portugal had concluded d
treaty, for the restoration of the American
Colonies TO the legitimate sway of the two
latter powers.
Aud, "advces from Lisbon, state that trans
ports were preparing to carry troops to Bra
I'll, and governors are appointed for Maranham
and Para"
The British government, it is said, have re
piled to an application to know what was
meant by the appointment of consus TO the
Spanish American ProVinces"-that 4" until
Spain acknowledged the Independence of her
colonies, England would not admit that the
new Republics were free and independent
states"
RoME, Oct. 1.-The eDihronement Of + ope
Leo XII. is fixed for next Sunday, the 5th oil
this month. His Holiness has named Cardinal
Severini Vicar Of Rome. Cardinal Gonsal,i
we are assured, intends to retire aud fix mis-
residence in Naples.
Arrangements have been made for irBmedi'
atey sending out reinfOrcements Of troops to
the West Indies.
PORTUGAL.
Letters from Llsbon inform us that the pri-
vate citizens live IN constant dread Of th
domieiIiary visits ofageuts Of Government -
There is nothing like regular government
every person possessed OF authority Of any
description however obtained, scts Just as H.,
may think TT, aud thus there is conslant
clashing ofaUih0ritirs. The King, The Qureu
Prince Michael, each separate Minister, th,
Superintendent Of the Police, the magistrate.
If the Balrus ar w ards Of Lisbon all indie.