Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-08

three ships arrived before Algeziras, and gave
notice that they would demollsh the town un.
less all the French property taken by priva.
teers from that port were returned. The ac
count says that all was confusion and alarm in
AlSezlras, but does not state the result.
The CadIz 1" Reddctor General" of the
2Oth June, announces upon the authority of
trustworthy letters from Valencia, that b Il
lasteros was in the Kingdom of Jaen, at the
mead of about eleven thousand new recruits.
The following persons compose the new
Portuguese ministry Department OF State
Count de Patmelia; of war-Pdmpiond of
the Interior Gomez Oitiera /; Of Justice
-uarinho Faicoo de Castro.
CADIz, June 2O.--Address of Gen. Charles
LaHemand to his old fellow soldiers:
FELLow-SoLDIERs-C Circumstances and
the misfortunes of France have separated us
but we remain united III feeling and principle.
Shall we do nothing for France My friends,
her fate is in your hands. You have but to will
1t, and her wrongs will be avenged her SER
vitude and degradation averted her glory aud
prosperity restored. You know the wishes
OF the French people. Become their deye-
France from the yoke of
the strangers who domineer over her-chase
away that miserable faction of CoblentZ "a
gainst whom you fought SD long, aud " ho have
never ceased 10 array Europe against you
expel a government which daily brings fresh
disgrace upon France, as the price of permis
sion to Cypress her.
The enterprise is worthy of you-it is
great: IT rs generous success is certain, as
1t depends upon yourselves. Who could
beat down France and Spain united (? Do
not Italy, Belgium, Germany, all wait the
signal from you? Will not all nations ap-
plaud the intrepid and self de, oted men who
shall give VIII you not have the aid of all
nations who want only Iallying point p
Dare In become as much. The most splendid
glory VIII be your reward. You will he the
savlours, the benefactors ofyour country She
Will bless you-you will become the heroes OF
your time, and open for yourselves the finest
path TO Immortality.
My Frlends-be not deaf Ia the voice ef a
fellow soldier whose frankDcss and disinterest-
edness must be known To you. Admit not
the idea of personal ambition on my part
Let him who shall first set the example con.
s'der me as the first of his soldiers"
Extract Of a letter, duted Cddiz, June 10.
The French in Il short time, have advanc
ell as far as COrdova, we may say, without
hrlnS shot and with the same facility, they
VIII probably present themselves before Ca
d'z, as they did in 1910, but with this differ
ehce, mat they have not conquered the coun
Try: on the contrary, they will find greater
resistance, In proportion as the people get "a
ware that Their actions do not correspond with
thelr promises of happiness and prosperity,
winch cannot go hand in hand with the sys
TEN OF 1919, nor with the inqnisition, both OF
which they and their allies, the EIctiotts, re-es-
tablish wherever their dominion extends
The King, cortes and government were obliged
TO Ieave Seville quite precipitately, On hearing
Ihat 1000 French horse, were coming down
iuii speed with the design Of carrying of the
KING and his family, through a coup-de main,
ana aided by great number OftraitOrs, among
whom was the famous General D. who is now
but the enemy was Disappointed
Tor although the King declared that he could
not IN conscience move any farther, the Cor
ties pronounced unfit, and created regency,
compelling his majesty to come to Cadiz as "A
private individual. He entered this city on
Sunday the 18th instant, with the whole of
ms family, accompanied by upwards of 6 900
loot and horse ; but the moment OF his arrival
mere he was reinstated in the royal dignity,
anu exercises the executive power the same as
before.
To-day the cortes have opened their SEES
sIons IN this city, which is 50 crowded with
people from all parts, that il is with great diff
Guilty they find lodgings" Nat. Gaz.
F. P. RoBINsoN, Governor Of Tobago, sent
Island on ;he 9th of April, IN which he tx
pressed his wish TO relInquish $3.50 per an
mum oi his salary, SO long as the necessities of
the Colony required it, He also directed the
whole OF his fees, arising from the situations
OF Ordinary, Chancellor and Governor, TO be
pad i0t0 the Colonial Treasury, and contented
hinseii with receiving such annual remunera-
ton as the House of Assembly might think
proper to allow. 1t appears thata considera-
Ole degree OF contention existed about that
time between the Council and the House of
Assembly. The Assembly accused the Coun-
cll OF committing high breach upon the
known privileges of the House, by amending
a BIZ sent up TO the Council from them, which
granted the Governor salary during his alb
sence, to which he wOald not have been emit
tied under the Bill as originally sent from their
House. On account of this Infringement of
their privileges, the House resolved not to pro.
coed to any business, but directed their Speak
er to apply to his Excellency for proroga-
ton. Charleston Courier
Captain Gardner of The schooner Young
Brutus, in IL days from Laguayra, states that
the u. s. ship John Adams, Captain Rem
shaw, was lying in the Roads a. Laguayra.-
Mr.. Anderson the Minister of the u. s. To- the
government of Colombia, with his family.
were at Caracas, where It was reported they
would remain until after the rainy season TO
proceed IN September or October for ST Fee
Bogofa. The destination Of the ship was not
known-her officers and crew were all we'll
Most OF the officers and crew of the lrlgate,
recently arrived from England, had left her
and returned home, she being only III for a
guard ship. Markets dull, and the country
perfectly tranquil.