Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-06

de CampUS aud Gen. Madeira, vino defended
Bahia, are in prison, aod are to be tried ma
ny other officers are IN dungeons. Great APP
prehensioDs were entertained that "A consttu-
tonal movement would take place Oh the 18th
al September, the anniversary of the revolu-
ION at Lisbon; and all The officers suspected
OF liberal opinions, were, in consequence, e;-
'her sent out of the city, or put under arrest
ON The 18th. Another expedition is planning
for the island of Madeira. There is, in fact.
no disturbance there bat pretence is want
su Tor getting rid of the troops lately arrived
from Bahia, who are strongly attached To the
constitution, and have refused to take the ma
tional cockade out of their caps.
The Consuls and Commissioners to South
America, are named in the London papers,
II their first reports prove favorable, the same
Commissioners may be appointed Ministers.
me London Courier states on g good au-
'nority, that the returns of killed and wound
ed made by the different divisions Of the French
army TO the Ministers of War at Paris, from
us hrst entrance into Spain, down to the tax
log OF the TrOcadero before Cadiz, amounted
To not quite $500 men.
The Globe states that arrangements have
been made for Immediately sending cut rein
forcements Of troops TO the West Indies.
The same paper says, Washington Irving
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The late Pope is said to have left behind
him property in lasd to the amount of l9, 900
tcrowns year, and in moveabes, 100000
crowns.
The London papers state that Capt. Parry
has returned from his Northern Expedition in
a state of serious iudisposition The fatigups
he has underwent have SD far impaired his
health as To prevent him from entering upon
any discussion of the great objects of the ex.
pedition.
The ship of the line Carnatc, built of tick,
was launched AT Portsmouth on the 9lst ult
The Liverpool Mercury of the cath, gives
the following epitome of the last news from
Spain
The Paris papers of Monday particularise
some changes in The French ministry. By
these papers it appears that Ferdinand is pur-
suing with the utmost recklessness his plans of
vengeance. tits said that Is 900 persons will
be hanished from Madridunder the several de-
crees, and vast number of persons will be
obliged TO leave Spain. There is circnm-
stance which must have great Influence on
the fate of Spain, and has not been sufficiently
attended to. Before the late events great
mass OF the most jealous and influential Con-
sttuuonalIsts were shut up in various fortress
es and formed parts Of those corps d'armee,
which, from acknowledgement and want of good
| officers and of money, contributed very little
I" the defence of the country. These per.
-ons have now returned to their homes, and
they must form throughout such country as
SPAN an efficient force which the Government
VIII moi be able to provoke with mpunity.
= The BayOnne letters saw that the country
IN which those troops are quartered has receiv-
ed the impulse, and declared again in favor OF
the Constitution. 1t is a peculiarly 10 Spain
that it is as difficult 10 bring the people to "A
state of rest as j, is to rouse them to combined
or efiectual exerton. There is no notice as
yet of the submission of Carthagena, or the
other fortresses garrisoned by the Constitu-
tionalsts, though ii is said that some scattered
corps have capitulated.
Letters from Bayonne of the 18th contain
reflections on the severe DEGREES published by
Ferdinand under which il is said that at least
tenth part of the population is banished from
Madrid, and that teathrhe flower of the popu-
latIon The following is an extract =" The
town OF Cahra has again declared for the Con
sitntional system. The impulse has been gi-
ven by Balasteros, who is with respectable
force 10 the neIShboring mOuntalus. The cry
I'D all that country is, " the Constitution on
death !" and they wear the green rband. Ja-
en- is not tranquil. The deserion is conside
rable and the prisoners of Riego's corps escape
as 1t by miracle from their prison. BaiIastp-
Tos, u seems, cIrcuates, as an Order of the
Day, copIc>>of the Royal DEGREES, both that OF
the SOth Of September, and those since pub
llshed. The officer at Madrid can scarcely
deliver the number ofpassporfs applied for"
Spanish stock has undergone so great de-
preston during the last week, in consequence
OF the decree of Ferdinand annulling all acts
OF the Cortes, that meeting Ofthe committee
OF the foreign Stock Exchange was 10 take
place on Wednesday " to consider the pro.
prIetY ofpresentine a memorial In the Goyero-
rnent, on the depressed state of the Spanish
Securities, great portion of which are in the
hands not only OF English capitalists, but dis
tribnted through all the ranks ofthe commu-
nifty"
Extract Of q letter from liverpool, dated GAN
October, 823.
In business little has been doing of late
IN almost every species Of Produce, and tina
OF the United States has borne its full portion
IN ITS inactivity. Cotton is a shade lower. and
may now he quoted for Upland at Id -
10 lid, and New Orleans 9 Id a12 led
per ID. as in qgality. Our harvest is now al.
most entirely secured, and good deal exceeds
an average one. Prices Of American Flour are
nominal; good and fine Carolina Rice selling
Tor nome use At 8s 19s Cd per cwt in bond
Ruerciiron Bark heavy and nominalIy lis A
Us so for New York, and les Cd ljs Cd
Tor Philadelphia; United States Ashes are nr-
trrIng ut as y 4Js for Pots and Pearls without
hnding buyers. Not much doing 10 Tobacco
nor have we any variation in prices 10 notice
as IS the case also in Naval Stores
FROM MEXICO.
NEw ORLEANS, Nov. G.-The coutinued
hosiilities which have been heretofore noticed
between the Castle of ST. Juan de Uloa and
The town, have eVpDfOated in tho bofnhard