Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-31

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! The preparations for attack IN the Troca-
derT continued. Private accounts state that
! the Duke OF AngOuenle is represented 10 have
IeXPr'sstd great disappointment at the inact, ity
I'll BOuidesoult, who has suffered Two months
I" expire in which the preparations for attack
( might have been completed; while on the
other hand, Valdez has strengthened Cadiz by
srNerainew deienccs, anti it seems the French
officers admit that the siege is not such tri-
fling enterprise ms it has hitherto been found
convenient Ia represent. The Governor, Val
drz, mas acquitted an ascendaacy so paramount
that ms orders are obeyed with the greatest
precision and aacrty. There cannot be the
remot.st suspicion of his fidelity to the cause,
AS he Is known to be- the e,oted victim To
The vengeance ofthe Royalists.
MADRID, August GA report ha1 prevail
ed since yesterday, that some change-has la
ken place of the GeHerals commanding before
Cadiz, as well as by sea. 1t is also reported
that the differences between the Duke of An
Soulcme and the Regency, begin To dispense
and that the Constitutional troops are about To
pay us visit.
STOCKHOLM, Aug. 22.-The new Tariff,
drawn up by the Committee OF Taxation, has
been unanimously rejected by the Chamber
of Citizens, and adopted by the three other
| Chambers.
BERLIN, August 26.-The literary journal.
a most rigorous censorship before il can be- de-
| livered
| In the course of the last winter and spring a
great number f domestic animals in East
Prussia, persisted for want Of food, viz. IL ,345
horses, 1869 oxen, 1884 cows, and 6S74 small
cattle.
LONDON, Sept. 3.-New Y ork Papers to the
! l1th ulf. were received yesterday.
a messenger, with a communication from
- AL g
rived at the Foreign Office
Price of Stocks, this day 80 So. Colombo
an stocks at O'Clock were dt 81, in great de-
mand, but very few in market-the closing
price is quoted 50 81.
The samples of new wheat brought to the
Corn Exchange, are for the most part damp
and unfit for milers' use, bu, the weather CON
tinulnS very fine, there is great duncss of
trade IN every sp 4cies OF grain.
ALGIERs, June o2.-The Government has
returned to its despotic proceedings A ship
laden with various bales of goods and bound
10 this city, was obliged, in consequence of a
Storm, To be at the expense of 10 900 francs
for repairs ut Marseillrs and Nice. On its ar
rival the Captain would no. unload till he was
unidentified for the expenses, which he proy-
ed by proper documents. Those To whom
me cargo was addressed complained TO the
Dey, who ordered ii To he delivered to them
make any allowance for average. All the Eu-
ropean agents protested against this decision,
winch IS contrary To the law of nations, but the
Dey persisted and the Captain was compelled
To give up the cargo wlthOu; receiving any in
demniiy.
The hostilites between Spain and Algiers
nave had no result. The Dey's feet is still
Ia the Levant. The plague has not yet ap-
peared here.
EnRT A,o
entered the Roads of Cadlz. an English ves-
sci from Gibraltar, which, after firing sa-
lute OF SIX guns, ranged Itself among the YES
sells ut The French squadron. In the evening
'he Captain of the vessel and an English Com
missary dlselnbarked, and paid their respects
TO the Prince Generaissimo.
PARIS, Sept. 6.-lt is To the information
gwen by the .hon,em respecting the opera
| lions in Catalonia and Andausia, that the
| fall in the funds is by some attributed while
others ascribe it to the silence observed re-
speeding the troops under the orders of the
Duke of Reggie and General MoIitor. We
! beneve that both causes have contributed 10
IT. Ii IS no longer 10 be doubted that the
siege of CadiZ will be prOtracted one f; and
| though our troops have conquered before
Tarrascna, il has been at greater expense of
lives than any of our bulletins have hitherto
acknowledged. Jour. du Commerce
yesterday from Bilboa and Santander, dated
the eth ult. The inhabitants of those and
other towns IN GaIicia had just been apprized
| by the French in that district, that every thing
was amicabiy adjusted at Cadiz, through the
| personal intervention of the Duke of Angou-
leme and on this erroneous information had
INDUCED in some demonstrations Of satisfaction
though by M means ofa general or very lively
| nature. 80 complete the deluson, that
even the terms of accommodation at Ca
! dIz were made known, and which were de-
scrlbed only as some trinIng alterations in the
| constitution, at which the chief were, the Civ
Ing AN absolute reiO-the creation of a second
Chamberlain the making Indispensable the
| qualification OF property in the members of
the Legislature. 1t is remarkable that SINH
1 lar terms said 10 have been intr oduced as
a secret article into the capiiulation signed AT
I Corunna, aud that they formed the induce
ment under which NoveIa ceased to defend
the place. When the deceit sh; II have been
discovered in Gaicia, the consequences to the
| French may probably turn out not to be of
the most agreeable nature.
Cddiz.-We were wrong in placing the Tro-
cadura IN the Isla We confound the name
with the Coriadura, a strong fortress near the
cut made or opened by the governor of Cadiz
! The Trocadura is on II narrow point or tongue
directly facing the fortress of PuntaIes, and
the French have gained nothing in taking it !;
for, SouIt had il the whole period of the last
war, and from this point he threw shells into
! CadiZ without effect. On the land side there
can he no approach to Cadiz the walls, bat
| Elements, and cannon are too powerful and
Il properly defended, the French can never
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