Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-07

saddle aud baggage horses, and the military
chest, shall take place within an hour from
the ratification of the present convention, by
Gen. Rosello. The Spanish troops shall
evacuate the village OF Gallegos de Campo,
and occupy that of Made. The arms and ~
Their effects 10 be delivered up To the French
troops, conformably 10 The preceding article,
shall be deposited in the camp occupied by the
Spanish troops.
" Executed at Made, between the Mar
quis Vacampa, Colonel commanding one of
the columns of tn. 4th corps of the Spanish
army duly authorised by Gen. Rosello and
the Marquis of Hlargueryc, commanding The
Sd brigade of the Cd division of the LIST corps
of the French army; on the eth of August
at five O'Clock in the morning."
(The signatures and Publications folow.)
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
New York, November 2-The packet
ship Canada, Capt. Macy, arrived on Satur-
day afternoon from Liverpool. She sailed on
the Goth of September.
The Paris papers contain little intelligence
of much Importance. A private letter states,
that opinion is divided on the rumour of the
capture of Maiagorda, another outwork of Ca
dlz but if il were taken in military point of
view, IT would little benefit the besrgers as
II is completely commanded by the Puntales.
Il hV nOcIdlS dt report tndI llO
peg Banos and Amor are marching in force
upon the rear of the French that Gallicia is
rising ; and that Campillu, previous To the oc-
cupatlon of Corunna by lhe invaders, embark
ed with upwards of 1000 men TO join the Con-
stitntionalists in another quarter.
The Liverpool Mercury says, the accounts
from Greece are of mixed, but Upon the
whole of a favourable nature. On the one
hand 1t is stated that Seraskier Mahomei
Pacha had entered Livada with his army,
and was advancing towards COrinth and on
the other, that accounts had been received
consrmatory ofthe defeat of the division Of
the army of the Pacha ofScutar, near Agra
pha. II is also stated, that in the late fire at
ConstantinOple, the magazines near the arse
ma! were destroyed, and that continual appre.
tensions were entertained Of fresh excesses
from the taDatical mussnlmen, who were enrag-
ed at the disastrous course of public events.
Intelligence has been received at St. Peters
burg to August from Odessa, which states that
the Porte has made propositions of Peace
to the Greeks she has offered To give them
the same rights as Moldavia and Walachia :;
but the Greek Government have not returned
an answer"
Sir Edward Thornton, Ambassador from
England to Portugal, arrived at Lisbon on
the S0th August.
The Portuguese are talking of sending an
expedition to Para and Maranham.
Some unpleasant accounts had been received
in Lisbon from St. Michaels and Terceira.-
The Portuguese say they have plenty of troops
TO spare should it be necessary.
The French official account of the capture
of T'r0cadero states the Spaniards to have had
about so men killed and ESQ wounded; 500
prisoners, and more than so pieces of batter.
ing cannon. IL does not make mention of the
loss of the French.
From the other dispatches of Guicminot
it appears that some of the officers ofBallas-
terOs' army have refused to acknowledge the
Regency, but were unable to excite the SOL
diers to follow their example. The quiesceut
state OF BalIasiercs and Moitor have remain
ed since the capitulatiOn of the former, causes
some alarm to the French, as it appears to in
dictate thatt they dare not trust the renegade
The reports of the submission Of Zayas and
the town of CarthaSena prove to be false.
Accounts from Vienna dated Sd September
furnish the following" The Count will re-
turn home tomorrow the Emperor will not
remain, but will depart on the 18th inst. for
the frontiers of Poland, where he will have an
interview with his Ally the Emperor of Russia.
The place Oftheir meeting will be Czernowiiz.
Prince metternich accompanies His Majesty.
1t is pretended in the political circles that this
interview is the fOrerunncr Of Congress,
which wllprobably take place at Milan, when
the affairs of Spain and Portugal will be dis
cussed."
The typhus fever is spreading in several dis
tricts in Ireland. In Athlore, and 10 the pro-
vince of Ulster, many are confined and sick
ening every day.
Ii is stated from Paris that Portuguese
troops are 60 operate on the line of Badajos
The French papers state that the COAstitu-
tionalists constantly desert TO the French from
the Isle of Leon, and that the crews of eight
Spanish gun boats, taking advantage of their
officers, who had gone 10 the theatre, abapdun-
ed their booripgs and gave themselves UP 10
the French fleet.
The fortress of Santona capitulatud on the
/ 18th Of September.
Countless swarms of locusts have done
great damage in several provinces of south
ern Russia.
The emperor of Russia set out for Zorzko-
jIeselo IN the 28th August. He is to be absent
two months.
The London Courier Of Sept. 18th, says,
-" Yesterday the remains Of Mr. Ricardo
were 10 be inferred in the neighborhood of
Bush"
The London Courier says that the warrant
seat la the Cabinet isto be given 10 Mr. Hus-
kiss0n.
Letters from Lisbon dated 9th Sept state
that Mr. Whitney, the Agent Of Lluyd's, had
been assassinated. II appears he was Ou his
way from Figucras to Lisbon, vs. ben ht was at d.
lacked 10y twO bandilti, armed with double
barrcllrd guns = ball from one of them enter
ed his groin and settled iu his back ~. .1dV.
From She London Courier Of Sept. 1911
The last news received Ivy Ministers from
Spain was Of great moment.
When Sir w A'Cgurt franstnitfpd the die