Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-09
LATEST FROM FRANCE

NEW York, May BY the GensraI Hard
Capt. Gatchell 50 days from Rochelle ye
have file of Papers 10 the 2ltb of March. two
days KS later than we received hy the Lewis.
inty STATE maj MANIFESTO was about toIe
published, which will contain a DecIara,ionoe
War; and tlrit all courers between tho =.
klngdnms arehk"!y 10 be prevented from t,,-
yelling, as The French have forbidden such ~
are not employed by the government. and n.
Spanards are siid 10 have refused all without
exception.
The late risein the rentes is declared to
have been partly effrcte9;by the exertions n :, .
minister. The King has fixed the pricelof
gunpowder by late ordinance.
Sergeant Mercier's name has been sts,,rl
from the rolst-the Kings Ordinance to ibat
effect was published in the streets of Paris
a great numler Of the iOfIm officers of dhc
National Guaids intend to resign.
Accounts from Vienna affirm that .9nsitio
tFM maintain strict neutrality, and that this
report has Produced "A considerable riseIin
their funds.
A letter from Constantinople, dated Feb.
26, states, that Lord Sirangrord has obtained
from the Porte the re- establishment Of the
former Relationship Russia. and thai in return
II IS supposed lie Turks will be allowed 10
work their will on the Greeks. The Europeani
Ministers were waiting with anxiety the oil
cia reply of tip Porte to the last negotiations
hoping for a fa'onrable result, ms her inten-l
tions towards Sardinia have been much :.: .;,s &:
fed.
Accounts firm Sardinia state that the CO.
vernmrnt Notwithstanding three great rcadsl
| to facilitate ihd communication between Diff
! ferent parts o. the island. The police had
been improved, and the restoration Of the
Jesuiis will produce great change in the sys-
tenn of rduca;in whether beneficial or not,
history furnishes ample means Of determining
| The establishment Of the Jesuis ia several
! European c0Ilnries may he considered as q
/ most importani prospective measure for The
security of thelcgitmafes in future years
! The rapid adt;Dces gilmore enlightened senti-
ments must bare produced the most deep fell
anxiety among the ancient governments, NJ
they are induced for their own preser, atiof
to re-establish system which has so lOng
been overthrown as founded on principles
dangerous alike to rulers and people.
They write from Frankfort that the senate
have forbidden all publications by the Phil
hellenic Societies in favor Of the Greeks.
q sDcieTy Ior mutual insurancr
against the loss of property by bail.storus.
Some disturbances have taken place 10 the
University Of Hesse Darmstadt, and r,any
duels have been fought between the students
and officers Of the garrison, The authorities
have been obliged to dismiss some Of the former
and to put others under arrest.
The commercial relations between spai,
and the Austrian States have not as yetIbeen
interrupted and il IS said that COMMERCIAL
correspondence will continue rs usual not
withstanding the cessation Of diplomatic con.
nectiOn. EvfD 10 case ola war, it is beleyed
{ that Spanish vessels will be allowed 10 TRADE
' in Austrian and Nespolitan ports, except fol
r munitions Ofwar.
PARIS, March e4.--It is believed that ib'
, examination of the Budget Of G99.8Bs,45
francs, will occupy the Chamber Of DePutie
u about fifteen days.
II A work has been published on The -
is ceences ofthe War with Spain" in VIZ
p the author has not thought IL necessary to r.
v the subject seriously. He compares the us
T 10 q man, who when he is asleep req
e some extraordinary EXCITEMENT 10 aiouse
Y. and 10 make him take necessary exercise
IL after proper period Ofrest, aInalpn 81
he Weakened with the blast n the irnn
lI and brought 10 the field of baltic. Co.'s
N TO the maxim Of great prince -
, 1.-THE had shc millions scccsstr