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

of the severest punishment.
Journal de Toulouse.
The lsraetrs assembled yesterday, at their
morning deyotions, and offered up PRAYER,
for the preservation of the King and his au-
gust family, and likewise for the repose or
France. The relief of the poor, and the re-
ward of their bcnefactors were alike the oh
jects ofthcir invocations. The Grand Rabbio
pronounced feeling discourse, analogous To-
the circumstance
FROM PARA.
New YORK, June Eve learn bv tho
DIANA that revolution broke out at Para.
Brazil on the 18th Of April, headed bv the
troops, and opposed by the people There
had been some fighting, and a number had
been killed on both sides, including General
officer. The place was quiet when the Diana
sailed, bat the people were dissatisfied, and
further bloodshed was expected. The principal
officers and citizens were fleeing from the
place.-Th0se on board the Diana, left there
IN consequence of the troubles. .lfer. .4dp
From GibrGitdr.-The Providence Ameri-
can of Tuesday, mentions the arrival there on
Monday Of the brig Robert Cochran, Cant.
Dag9ett, from Gibraltar 18th of April, with
papers of The 18th. The King of Spain reach
cd Eciiah, % miles from Seville, on the 9Th
OF April, aud intelligence of his arrival at Sc
vile was received at Cadz on the I5lh.-A
Gibraltar paper ofthc 18th, states, that Messrs
J. M'Keever, s. l.. Breesc, and f. Rutcdge.
officers of the United States Navy, were pas
sengrrs ON board the English brig Liberty.
| cleared from Gibraltar, April IL for Greenock
Capt Daggetl is bearer of dispatches to the L.
;. government. Nat .4dr.
lrer Brig Robert cochrau.l
GIBRALTAR, April I4.--Extract ofa private
letter from Valencia, dated April Our
danger is rot over, and we pass the nights in
the open air, on the line-wal To .day orto-
morrow, we shah strike IA great blow. Our
militia performs prodiges of valnr We feel
all the confidence that victory inspires. God
will protect us.-W wish for The arrival the
French, when we shall form into guerriRas,
and make them pay dear for their rashness.-
At tie same time The Revelation in France
Itself will arrive at IFS maturity.
Lpiesi from Rio JancirO and Buenes .4pes.
A highly esteemed friend has kindly "a
voured the editors of the american with ex-
tracts from letters received yesterday 10y the
brig George p. Stevenson, Capt. Paul, in IL
days from Rio Janriro. From the same
source they have also the pleasure to aclnow
ledge the receipt of Bucnos Ayres papers to
the 22d March, which have been placed in the
| hands OF the translator. The letters are as
| fellow:
Z" RIO Janeiro, .4pril 1G, 1928.
{" We are advised of AN attempt at revoIu-
ton in Burnos Ayres, last month"; had,
however, fortunately failed, and must impart
additional security and stability TO that gov
ernmcnt and people.
| Senl. lie Cor has been deserted Nv some
| of his troops. Report says 400 left him and
joined those in MOntevideo- also that a plan
had been laid TO deliver him up TO the authori-
Ties Of that place, which happily failed through
accident. 1t is Thought that lie Cor will have
~ retire from the Banda Oriental The
"Patria" is ny against him, and his resources
will not sustain him under such cirCumstan-
res. Tie Portuguese troops within MOptevi-
deO who have orcasOnph this state Of things
will probably fall sacrifice To- the jealousy of
the people of the Pairia, when :bey may have
succeeded in driving away LIE Cor and his
army.
! The people and government Of Brazil
ought torcjolce in the necessity, which will
| ol'llge them TO abandon an attempt, their good
SENSE ought long since to have determined
| them 10 rrlinquish There cannot be doubt
/ they woald have been compelled To do so ulti-
riately, and after wasting a vast treasure,
! which they want for more aitainabe and i'm
porant objects and The sacrifice of a great
| many hra,e and valuable trOnps-t to say notl-
! ing ofthe indiscreet ambition manifested by
tlleir sraspng, with one hand, ut u neighbor
ing district Of country, TO which their pretenl
sions are at best doubtful, while at the same
time they are with The other cOntending for
the right of governing themselves Govern
mems are, however, foo much 10 the habit Of
reasoning only when they are weak, and act
Jog without regarding right or wrong, when
they suppose themselves powerful.
The Corfps will have their first sitting TO.
morrow"
Tr0nsiationS from Duenos .fyrts papers.
BUgNos AYGEs, March p. Between the
hours of and Q Of the night of The 10th inst
! (Nafcl,l the government received information
that in Tapiales, l0ur leagues distant from this
city, an assemblagr ofarmcd people was form
ed. Upon This information the government
took the measures which were thought mos
prudent The conspirators, whose numhe
was more kan 200, and who had ai their hrat
the colonel BaWza Viera, ADD Don Migue
Araioz, entered At o o'clock in the mornin'
IN different sides, though the town l.
) Victoria, pruclsimine in loud voices FRA I