Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-02
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NEW y ORR, Nov. 28.-By the packet ship
Cores from Liverpool, we have our regular
h'es of london papers to the ed and Lii
'"rpo"i To the eth October inclusiye-toge-
tneT win prices cur reni, shipping lists, &c.
The career of folly aud infatuation which
the restored Ferdinand seems bent on pursu-
Tag, may yet by the vehemence Of reaction,
wnica II Is calculated 10 produce, awaken the
spirit rl resistance IN Spain, that hitherto APP
pears TO nave been exclusively confined To
catalonia. BY The extracts that follow il will
DC seen. mat dissatisfaction every where reigns
the prescriptions OF the tyrant reach every
lamily--and nn one interest is attempted To
ue concil'aled but that of the clergy. Ballas-
teGoS Who Was driven IN disgrace from the
presence of the King is said to have stirred his
troops (whUm with some such ultimate pur-
pose he appears To have kept together, and
apart from other forces) up To renewed oppo-
siti"n. AND even the French Generallisno,
our Seloved cousin" of Anguuleme, remon-
straies IN vain against the folly and madness
OF The restored monarch. What the result is
10 he, or how that unhappy country can be pa
clted, II is impossible TO foresee One thing
would seem certain, that large French force.
must remain IN Spain IN order tn protect the
work they have achieved (; and vet France
cannot afford to keep them at her expense
and Spain is SD exhausted as TO have still less
ability 10 dos so. England, too, takes offence
at the declaration of Ferdinand annullng all
acts OF the Constitutional Government, be-
cause, with that government she had made AN
advantageous treaty demands from him
compensation for losses sustained by her sub
Jec's, under menace of UNDERWRITING hei self
II forced by refusal To du So
= In Faris, Some changes in the Ministry have
occurred. The Duke of Beunu, fVictorl has
been displaced. This was to have been ex-
pected, from the successful issue of the Count
tuiileininoi's campaign for, =. at the COM
mencement of bos,ilities Victor was sent
post haste from Paris 10 take Guillemnoi's
place as Major General, and was incontinently
sent back again by the Duke d'Angou-
leme without bee g permitted TO do so, il seems
natural consequence, that now GuilIeminot
and the Royal Duke return as 90 conquering
n r2es, they should displace the man who
had been selected in opposition to them
Other Ranges are also talked of, as will be
seen below.
Owing 10 the abundance of its capital, and
the diiliculty of employing it in Commercial
transactions, the Bank of England has an
nouncet lis Intentions of loaning $4,000, 900
on the security of lands, at per cent. interest.
This measure appears to have excited much
discussion, and some dissatisfaction though
ii appears TO be conceded, that the Bank have
the right, under their charter, of so disposing
OF their funds. Still, in the contemplation of
the control, which this immense moned iu-
stiiutioD, might by such loans Obtain over the
landed interest ofEngland, the Times expires
ses the desire that the plan should be relin-
4ulshed. and that the representation of half the
counties tn England should be saved from the
chance OF degeneraling into that one Of mon
strous Thread street borough. finer.
contribution of six millions of francs is to
be levied On the city of Madrid.
Col. Amor has capitulated with $50 cavalry
which he bad reminding with him.
Ihe French Guardes du Corpes are almost
all set ont for AranjueZ. The regiment OF
Cuirassiers of the guards has also set out for
the road 10 hndausia, where it is to take Tern
porary positions by detachments which indi-
Gates the approaching return of the King,
which Is expected at Madrid on the 2lst with
the Duke d'Angouleme
1t IS Mor'llo who has seized the galleons
coming from Manila.
The Junta of PurlficatioD has received or
ders from tue regency, to verify within ten
days the titles of the functionaries threatened
with loss OF their employmenis and OF those
who are to recover their situations.
Every thing is preparing at AranueZ for
the reception of their Mairsties. The King
will arrive at Madrid on November 90 aud
the town IS quite frantic with JOY. Another
Decree OF the King has ordered the dissolu-
lion Of the army.
His Majesty has sent Collars Of the Col
den Eleecr to the Prince of Cariguau, and the
Chief of thr French Staff Count Guilleminot
The samu honour has been conferred on the
l'nEe 0f Hyar, Gentleman Of the Bed cham
Der, who served his ma esty in this capacity
constantly at Cadiz, and on the Count Of Cor
res.
Among the persons who are TO be sent a.
way from Madrid, are the Mobiles of Spain,
VINO served in the voluntary militia Of the
Curtes, and their number is said TO amount to
eleveo.
1t is said that the DIXIE Del Parque, the
Prince ut AnSiooa, the Marquis Of Alcanieu,
and tue Duke Of a braptes, will be banished
fro'u the Kingdom.
AZ the time when Riego was passing
through Maozsnares regiment Of Cavalry
tConsiiuiIoualsi bad advanced from Estrt-
madnras with the intention, it was suppose d
of car, yirg him of The regiment Of Cuiras
siers de Berry made preparations to attac k
'De'u, when Of sudden lhr others, amounting
20 470 horse, demanded and obtained an homo.
rable apIiulatjOD.--This WAS the fine regiment
of Lusilania.
LeRDoN, Oct. Give have received fine
Paris papers Of Sunday and Monday, and the
Ptlote of yesterday. Extracts from the for
mer v III be- found on our preceding page
Tue Eioile Of Monday evening. states that the
French head quarters were on the 18th at Flu.
rnie del Condo. The following are extracts
from The Piote. IL will be- serO that there
are runours Of Ministerial changes, beyond
tiat which Is officially announced 10 The No
nFeW, namely, the retirement Of the Duke Of
Beliuoo from the War Department, who IS to
succeed ". dc Cuaman as Ambassador at
F'rona rbe Baron dc Dainas is the new Mi