Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-11
TWO DAYS LATER.

INO DAY = LATER.
CHARLESTON. June TIL, ship Isabella,
Capt. WheldeD, arrived off the Bar yesterday
in SIS days from London-her Letter Bag was
brought up To town in the pilot boat Comfort
BY this arrival we have London Papers to
the cath April and we have also been favor
ed with sight of Commercial Letters Of
that date.
The King Of England was again laborng
under violent attack of the govt.
ko.noUrs of renewed negotiations for
Peace between France and Spain were receiv
cd from GernAny, hut they do not appear
worthy of much attention.
A large English vessel laden with Rice, for
the Freucn army arrived at Bayonne, 18th
April.
II was reported at Bayonne on the 18th,
thar the celebrated partizan Royal Priest,
commonly called the Trappst, had been AR
rested by the Duke de Angouleme, for hav-
ing violated his orders. by ILL., treating the Con
siilutionalists taken prisoners.
An Ambassador Of the Holy Alliance, had
arrived At the head quarters or the newly or
gained Spanish Juuta, at Orthes.
A Spectator &c some nute in the London
foielsn Stock Market nt the name vt NJ. Ber
;odana, absconded "a the 22d April, and ruin
ed many of the Brokers who had been en-
p!cyed in his negotiation.
Accounts from Copenhagen of the 9Th A
pril, mention that numerous arrests had taken
place ia Sweden, and that the late conspiracy
had very extensive ramfca,ions.- Several
Ladies implicated in it, are said to have been
arrested.
1t is said that the Greeks have taken the
important island ofThaso. and that they have
made successful descent upon the coast oi
Macedonia. Their fleets still ride triumphant,
and have blockaded Tripoii and spread alarm
all along the coast of Barbary.
EXTRACT OF 4 LETTER.
London .4pra 24.-The French army
though in Spain, has hitherto made no i'm
preston on it and seems TO be pursuing a
most wary course But at sea, several cap
lures are said To have been made on both sides
and we infer The war on that element will be
carried on with spirit. The policy and de-
termination of this country evidently neu-
trahty- But II, as is rumoured, Russia has in
tinIated AN intention 10 assist France, we should
think it impossible To preserve it and f any
thing like general war takes place i'm Europe
produce of all kinds will feel most sensibly lis
effects.
LONDON, April 2S-The Drawing Room
fixed for this day has been post ponrd on nc
count Of the sudden indisposilion Of his Ma
lesty. His Majesty was taken i'll at half pas
six o'clock this morning.
| The Duke of York was with the King this
morning. The seat of the govt is in his Ma
lesiy's foot
FRANKFORT, April fS.-According TO let
ters from Basic, the 1900 Greeks who are
now in Switzerland, cannot obtain permission
TO embark either at MarseiIles. Lrghorn, OF
Antwerp. This unexpected difficulty, which
has stopped them for fine, has induced
them, il is said, To go to Hamburg, there Il
L.
viii proceed TO their destination.
The letters from Warsaw again confradic
thr reports that Russian army was gning {,
march to JON the French army in Spain.
The following, which is another ofthe mock
topographic dispatches, has been received TIL.
morning from Paris.
Pans, April 21.-A Geographic despatch
announces that we have found mt PancOrvO
which place the enemy had evacuated, 81
pieces of cannon, besides several bombs and 4
great quantity ofcannon shot
The head quarters are at Vittoria, where
his Royal Highness has been received witt
| Cn'husiasln'
Sir Francis Burtletts motion for cxaniaio.
the High Sheriff of III" city of Dublin at IT.,
! bar OF the House Of Commons, was last nigh
carried, by Il majority Of 81. Every day
which passes over Mr.. Plunkct's head, gives
additional cause to reprn; of that abandon
mrnt of principle ny which he united himsei
with Ministry hostile To Catholic liberty
! Lreiand.-A dditionaI melancholy informa
ton has just been officially communicated T.,
Parliament respecting the renewed disturb
ancPs in Ireland. II is contained in The ex
tracts OF despatch from the Lord Lieuten
ant dated the 9Th Of April 10 Mr.. Secretary
Peel, ard in the enclosures accompanying III,
despatch.
We regret That we are under the necessity
of stating, that il conveys the conviction .
Lord Wellesley that it is necessary forthwith
! TO renew the Instruction Act. contrary To the
hopes held ont by him, in january last, iha
| the internal state of the country was improy
ing.
MAYENcE, April 1O.-Al the letters from
Vienna still express hopes Of peace. and it i
generally believed there that negotiations wll
be immediately renewed between France AM
Spain, aud that England will act = great par
in them. The last Mute of Mr.. GDrdOutO Prime
Mettrrnich. contains declaration of the lii
net Of St. James, which considers The differ
ence between France ADD the Peninsula as ;
dispute between those Powers only, az,
shows that England would NOT he inclined q
suffer other Powers to interfere, unless ia
pacific view, being herself determined 10 talk,
up the defence of the weaker pariy, IL Ger
1 tain Northern Power should prrirud 10 TAX
an active share. Tae Court ofVicnna is sal,
entirely ia coincide in all these sentiments.
BAYoNNE, April l5.-St. stbas'ian hold
out and it will probably be- necessary to besieg
1t 10 form !: what most emharrasses us is Tn
want of horses for the artillery, Sc. a con
siderable number is required, 5000 rur tbi
army alone. II is true that 5000 are said {,
have been purchased in the interior but whci
viii they arrive Pampeluna is very tran
quill We have spoken to person who left :
The day before yesterday Thcy expect fiu