Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-14
FROM ENGLAND.

HOHi ENGLAND.
NEW YORK Oct THE arrival Iast even
ing ot the JAMES CRopPER, Ia 90 DAYS frem
Liverpool. has put VS. N posse ssion of our usu-
al flies of London aud f.ivernoolI p,rers =,
the 9th and 9Th OF September, and Lioyd's
aad the shipping Lists 10 Sept-mbers SOM
interesting news from Spain, is contaiacd in
these papers. The propositions offered by
the Duke d'AnSoulcine Ia the CORES. aud on
which he gave them five days To orl,ber.t..
were on lhe last OF those days rejected and
II is affirmed, that tn despatch CONTAINING IN
rejection, is written by Ferdinand himself H.
attributes the restraint of his personal libee;
TO The entrance of the French into Spain.
charges Them with the guilt of all The blood
when mas s'Dce been shed, and expresses 4,
confident hope OF the intervention If England.
~ mus dGspatrll, however, il is probable thai
the hlns has only written what was dictated To
h'm II - impossible, after his refusal TO leave
Seville, 10 believe that he is sucere in disap
proving 0rthe invasion. The French had at
tack'd Ifocddero, Il fortress near CadiZ, and
! been repulsed with great loss. The acknow
ithSinent OF TINS defeat, appears tby way of !,
phenomenonl IN The Paris papers. Ii the
mean while, extensive preparations were max
| ne hy the whole force under :hr Duke before
| C"diz. for an attack upon that city, and on
| the Isle do Leon. II is said, tina; as soon As
The news of the COrjcs having rejected the
Primers proposals received at Paris. Or
orrS were disJa'cred tn him tn attack and
take the city c0pte Gui c0ute, let IL cost what IL
may In Catalonia, nnt much is doing. There
vas report at Perpignan, that the fortress of
Fig"rras had snrreudere,I--but il was not
tuiIy credited. Hillans IS also said To have had
battle with The Baron d Eroles and to threa-
ten the French territory. The Birun d'Er.lcs
was expected a, Seu, To enter into u personal
treaty Win the Governor uf that fortress but
II continued Ia keep up heav, fire Morillo
took possession Of Curunna on thu 2I.t, and
| on the SAM day It was cntrre d by the French.
Ballasteros' detection is now said 10 have
heeu only an armis,ice, 10 continue until ihe
answer Of the Cortcs should be known he
| never recognized the authority ofthe Regency.
The blockade of SanIoua is continued by Tie
Prince of fioienIohe aud the preparations Tor
the siege of Pampeluna are, il appears at
Ieugih completed. W. shall probably ba, q
here grand display ofthe skill and science of
the French In engineering. the place is one
OF the strongest III Europe. The heavy arli,-
lrry were To br opened upon il ON the festi, al
of ST. Louis The former accounts of the
surrender Of Ciudad Rodrigo, are contradict
ed the place, howe, or, is completely block
AIDED. Considerable alarm had heei excited
al Madrid by Ihe vicinity oflhe Spanish troops
and the approach of more, abdth precipiiale
retreat into the capital ofthe authorities priests
and SOCIALISTS, from Talavera de In Rrgua.-
Some symptoms Of discomfort among The po-
puiace had heightened Ibis feeling and the
French accounts complain that several officers
OF education we're concerned IN exciting, ra-
lher than qnelllng, these murmurs. Tire tone
OF the Regency is more moderate.
NJ. H. de de NeuSlr has arrived al Lisbon
as French Ambassador to Portugal. Those
two Courts seem t" have perfect understand
ing the latter has furnished 4 quota of ,hins
To- aid in the blockade of CadiZ, (which is now
To be- turned into siege, and the city to be
lrfd) We compassionate amiable and ex-
ccilent a man a. NJ. de Melville, for being en-
ployed in such an embassy.
The Mediterranean Packet having been or
dered on her hOmeward voyage, 10 touch at
CsdiZ TO land and receive letters. attsmpte,j
TO do so, but was fred upon by the French
fieet, and obliged to come To an anchor in the
midst of them, where she lay all night-they
having sent no boat on hoard Till next morning
The Captain then entered his protest against
the act Of hostility, and sailed for England.
II is said, that Sir William A'Couri's re-
manning At Seville, has been strongly dsap-
proved of by Mr. Canning
From The Courier Francois, septemberI IL
Frankfort papers to the g8th of August
'N''N'''" P''' ''iit' J''ttlh"1s ~ appears mat
the contemplated Congress. which, il was
said, would he held IN That city towards the
close of the present year, has been objected to
by one of the cuufcdtraled powers. It's
Minister has opposed the admission If minor
powers or their Ambassadors 10 a CONGRESS-
assembled on the general affairs Of Europe.-
Such participation 10y the lesser Powers. il,
was stated, would only prolong the dclibera-
tlons, without any real utility. The same
cabinet. 10 consequence, proposed Paris as the
seenn of any future negotiations 10 carry
which into effect it would be- sufficient 10 Give
to the ministers Of the great powers new in
sirucilOns, and more extended autbority.-
Among the diplomatic circles, il is stated, the
report WAS general Of important negotiations
having been opened 10y the British Cabinet
with the courts Of Stockholm and Copenhagen.
Al intimate uuOn Of Denmark, Norway. and
Sweden, united with Great Britain. was. il
- said, proposed, "a a check 10 the o,erweru-
ing power and ambition Of Russia. The treaty.
ii IS added, was nearly completed with Den
mark but the Swedish Court hpsitated. an
Prehensite of giving umbrage Ia IFS naughty
neighbour. The boundless ambition of Russia
is dangerous To Ill around her.
LorDoN, Sept. 2.-Extract 0f letter from
Member Of the Provisional Government
Of Greece, to friend al Ancona, dated
Trepoiiiza, Jolly 8, 1870 " 4 am happy to be