Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-11

full sway. The unjust sentence OF deportation /
from a territorial circle of 50 leagues in dr,-
meter, of which Madrid is the centre, pr,
nounced by the tyrant lit is computed) IL
gaDst $4,000 of the most respectable men in |
Spain, has filled the capital with affection aud
dismay lnexpressible. The prescribed are
Fastening to obtain their passports; and
France, il is thought, win be the place Of exile
To many aft them-Fiancp, from whence, a.
bout so years ago, tn. most distinguished in
hahitanis were in like manner flying in all iii
rrctlons, tn preserve their lives from the fury
"f popular Instruction Let these new emf
grants, with the example OF the old before
them, consider when they approach the bar
rier "f the two countries, whether il would
not be better to stay and fight, than Ia ny and
starve. Spain is, in truth, at this moment.
more IN revolutionary state, than mt any pre-
cedng period since 1890. Tunes.
City, IL e'clock.-Consols opened at $50 },
but went down to $50 /, owing to some hrs-
Wy sales from the West end of the town. Va
riOus reports were in circulation, such ms
transports being ordered to La taken up, and
that press warrants would soon be issued
but soon after an eminent hebrew brnker hav-
ing purchased largely, the reports were dis
credited, as the gentleman in question is known
tn possess the first information
The expresses from Paris bring the French
| Esentas AZ 90G 45c.-Spanish so. The private
letters state that the King of France had been
| much indisposed of AN indigestion. By the
timely advice of his physicians his Majesty
recovered the next day.
LONDON, tSunday,) Oct. &c.
1t is positively stated that government has
sent II formal notification 10 France, Spain. and
The other allied Po,cers, that it is their iuten-
tIoD, at an early period, Ia acknowledge the
Independence of the South American States !;
and that as preliminary measure, they have
resolved Immediately 10 send over To them
Consular Agents; at the s>ne time declaring,
that If, in the mean while, Spain should her
self attempt the re-conquest of these States,
they will observe a perfectly neutral conduct
as heretofore; but by no means allow of any
ad from, or cn-operation on the part OF any
other power. either directly or indirectly.
The Madrid Gazette of the 10th inst. con-
fa'ns addresses which the partzans of the an
Gent despotism have transmitted from every
part OF Spain Ia the Regency at Madrid, which
are circulated gratuitonsly To the rabble Of the
Faitt. In one of them there is representa-
ton uf the Ayuntamiento ur Corunna, against
Legislative chambers, praying for the re-rs!ab-
lishmeut of the Inquisfion, to protect Spain
against heiesy and the restoration of the or
der nf the Jesuiis, fnr the instruction of youth
letter from Madrid, dated the IL tn inst.
and written hy a person of very moderate pol
itIcs, states that the utmost terror and dismay
prevailed IN consequence of the Kings vim
dicive conduct. The Xcres and Lihriia de-
cr-es. following upon the one issued nj Port
~. Hary's. had left no doubt as tn the Royal
determination, and others of the same charac-
ter were expected II was thought a heavy
contribution would he levied on the capital as
further punishment, and collected with the
utmost rigor; for the King and his party are
not IN possession ofa dollar. and hosts ofhun-
grv harpies are preparing 10 insist on the pay
ment ut their claims for services. the moment
the Royal retinue reach Madrid, having no
other means of exchanging their rags for de-
cent clothing-a necessary preliminary step to
their parading themselves and enjoying their
new hnnors.
IL was Thought that Madrid womld be utter
iy deserted for such numbers of persons in
some way or other had been employed by or
connected with the Constitutional Govern
menf. served IN the militia. or were i'm the ha-
h'f OF reading the daily papers, Ian offence
which also enters into King Frrdinaud's deiini-
tiOn Oftrenson) that when they shall have alb
sented Themselves. few except the rabhIe and
the new heroes of The Faith, would he left in
the CITY. The application for passports was
unprecedented. and the Police were actively
employed in finding and sending away every
one whose presence thev imagined could be
The least offensive TO his Majesty when he re-
turned TO his regrnerated capital. The heads of
the Police eXpect special marks of favor for their
zeal and industry. Much surprise had. how
ever, heen excited even among the Royaisrs,
nj The Kings intention 10 Danish several No
hles and Grandeps who could not in any way
be suspected Of protesting liberal princples.-
Among them is the Duke San Fernando, his
| own cunsIn by marriage.
| The Funds There has been fall of near
IL per cent in the per Cent. Stocks. Con-
sos being now 83, in consequence of the in
crfasing probability that serious results may
ensue from the intended combined attack
upon the South American Republics by
| France Spain. and Portugal Spanish Bonds
are now at 96l. No Intelligence respecting
the ratification decentralization of the loans
FBANKFoRTs Oct 1G.-Leiters from Con.
| stantinoplr say that, Notwithstanding the very
dissatisfaction accounts receiv by the Porte,
from several parts Of Greece, the Sultan is re-
solved to make further efforts to subdue the
Greeks. II is intended to bring over to Europe
| many Asiafic troOps who have hitherto been
rmplOyed against the Persians They are to
march against the Greeks. Other troops from
Asia are IN remain in garrison at CONSTANT
nople. from which city the JaDissaries are to
be removed.
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