Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-24
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NEW YORK, June 20.--The old line packet
ship Canada, capt. Macy, arrived Yesterday
afternoon from Liverpool, having sailed on n,
afternoon of Sunday, the 18Th uli. By this
arrival, the editors olthe Grz,tte have r-cciy-
ed London papers and LloS ,,'s Lists to the l6tn
and Liverpool 10 the l7lh uit incIusiv TIE
Paris dates are TO the flih, and from Bavonnr
to the 9Th. The Head Quarters of the French
Armywer established II Burgos on the OH.
where they were TO remain ill the 18th whrn
the army would advance 10 Madrid by the
road of Valladolid and Lerma Summary
and extracts follow.
The King of England had been seriously in
disposed, bat the bulletin issued by his physi--
clans on the l0ih states that he was free from
fever and conHalrscent. During the severity
oil his attack, there ;@ere many rumOrs afoai on
the subject, which caused considerable de
preston in the funds.
The British Parliament was chiefly occ,ni-
ed IN the discussion of local subjects. pro
position had been made on the subject OF abo-
fishing slavery.
Mr.. Brougham, in the House of Commons
on the 9Th ut. asked Mr. Canning whether the
report was or was not true, tina, the Gulparor
of Russia had collected very large army ON
the Vistuia MI. Canning believed an army
hdd been collected, but could not say whe-
ther il Was 4 large one.
Ia reply 80 another question nr Mr. b. Mr..
Canning observed, that he believed all the
troops which. were to have quilted Italy had
already evacuated the Pedmontpse and Nea
poinan statrs-whether they had a GOT Out
vi the Mllanese, Mr. Canning did not know.
1t WAS reported at Paris that Peer al
France was about to be sent To Spain on an ey
| traOrdinary mission
Seventeen French vessels, with provisions
for the army in Spain, arrived at Bilboa the
| latter end GfApr.
| The session Of the French Chamber Of De-
| puiies was closed al Paris on the 9th uit. bya
proclamation from the King.
| An Austrian army prepared for the worst
seems lowering on her extreme line of apprux.
mation To Western Europe, as il To decide the
contest il France should require il.
| A French vessel arrh ed at Mirscles on the
9th of May, the master Of width made de-
position that the French ship Cuiressier hst
| captured two Spanish vessels, one laden viii
wine, and the other with corn, having ala,
10000 piastres 90 board bad weather com
Ing on, the crews aud specie were taken on
aud the vessel sunk. Ths deposition caused
al immediate Suspension of vessels clearing
out which were tI,rn ready for sea- A Span
ish vessel, laden with arms and warliEe stores
is stated 10 have lueu captured or C0rmna.
LONDoN, May D.
l SECOND EDITION. Courier OEcr, hal
paSi O'ciock.-We have just received bv rX
press, the Paris papers of Tuesday, aud tn,
Etoile, of yesterday morning. We subioii
extracts.
From tie Ftoicl
For some days past the movements of In,
troops in Catalonia have not permitted an,
news from the army TO Hausprc. Tue Iibe
reaux awaited themselves ofthe silence Of On,
ROyallsi Journals to agiiate the public mind -
Yesterday they confidently announced tn
defeat Of Marshal Money, anu thry even
went so far as u assert that tie Duke q
Angoulcmc could not advance. The Rluisi.
Of Finance, however, at the opening Of tn
; Exchange thought 10 necessary Ia cOmmuni
cate tine following intelligence to- the Syndic
According To the report Of Marshal Mon
, cey, which arIived this night, the Constitution
al divisions Of .dlIans and LlObera had retire,
upon losialich MiUa has avoided our troop
with the Intention ofapproacliug the frontier
On the 9Th inst. he was nj Vocgona. in IN,
direction IF CamprcGon.