Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-20

| -, ~ 10y P"uuo III meat bread
whch goes To the support OF th. Fr.nrl,
troops, may he calcuiat, ii as costipg f,,r ,;,,as
ana, II the army moves far south. perba,,s !,
WI cost ten tunes its original market vain.
Every wagon load OF provisions, must. ON rs
'nree weeks march t@ Madrid 10 the frontier
ahoru subsistence tn the cattle which dra- i,
the uiiver who conducts il, and the troops Who
S"'io u against swarms of Guerilias, not vet
o'o"Sut INTO action. Can the French Treasury
stand this attack unbroten ? To carry ON ,b,.
'oriner spanish war Bopaparte levied con-
tributions on more than half of Eurn,,,. :.
whereas the Bourbon Government has ne,
resource but In contributions levied on ,hp
French people. Now, we NAV he nern,it,,.J
Ia eioubt, whether that Government has an
surpassed Napoleon in the influence of persua-
SION or coercion over the French as TO sue
ceed IN maintaining course of distant war
fare, by means which that conuutror. in ,I,e
pienliude OF his greatness, did not venture 10
rely upon-nameIy, by internal TAXATION alone.
without plumber To encourage or victory 10
dazzle, his subjects
| There is no official confirmation of the oe-
cupatlon of Sara;sossa by the French: but il
Is not improbnbIe, simply because ii forms M,
part at the defensive plans of the Spauiards to
oppose the progress of the enemy. Till they
nave advanced considerably further into the
cuintry. We believe, Indeed, shat the Duke
Ansonene begins In FIND that, though lis
army can march without much difficulty. as
lar as Spanish troops are concerned there are
DINER difficulties of IL kind which were NOT
calculated upon, and which may eventually
change the whole character of the war.
CoiEier.
! Rumnurs had been put in circulation of
nrSociatlons Tor peace /; hut these are Ne
nouncrd by the Courier 10 be- wholly Nilhout
foundation, and we have also the authority
OF that same ministerial print for the r,pnrt
mat RUSSIAN army was matching for the
Duchy OF Warsaw, and that thirty thousand
men were To be dispatched AS "A reinforcement
10 me + rench armies in Spain. 1t is even
saio IN the Morning Chronicle, than AN Austrian
Gordon, oil 10000 strong, on lis march from
Naples, had halted in Lombardy. instead nj
returning honh, as agreed on at Verona
rms matt Is SAID in the Lausanne papers.
| 10 nave gwen considerable uneasinrs, TO the
SWISS government. The object of this force.
as wen as tiat OF The Russians was coniecture,t
To be, not only I" keep down any insurrec-
II"nary spirit IN France, but, if need should be-,
y" -, MAKE common cause with her in Span-
we hhu morning of any interest Ia the domes-
TIC c"nctrn> of England. A qualified vote
had heen taken in the house of commons nm
the policy pursued with regard to Spair. IN
"l'cl me ministry were ia Il large majority /:
""t u appears not tn have brcn viewed as a
Jest oi party strength. The speech however
10y which MIR. Canning terminated the dis
cussIon' prolonged through the very ,.ytraor-
u'nhry space OF three si:tinSs in parliament. is
spoken OF ds ii splendid effort, and as achieving
triumph over opposition, such as according
10 the Courier, even Mr.. Pitt in his proudest
days dd not equal In ireland, the spirit of IN.
a"hordinafIon seems to have revived with
increased Violence, and the 0utragrs in the
south are Of the most airocious and sanguinary-
charac'~. The Greeks continue tn he sue
cess(ul NV q
we are indebted Ia the attention of
friend iur the following extract of letter. re-
ceived by the schr Patty .,ashnrton At This
port on Saturday from Cartnasrna =
| i,qH. finer.
| EoG"TA, e5ih March, 1925
avaI myself cat the favorable opportunity
ny the return Of Fir. A.lams, 10 enclose a co.
! Ply oi the proceedings on the Cad February.
IL h"n"r "i Inc memory or Washingtnn.-
among me guests was the Bishop of Merida.
10 whom me Pope has written letlrr. The
Secretaries oi most of the Departments. sonoe
OF the Judges Of the Supreme Court mem.
p"rs oi Congress, and other respectable Co
lnmhians. besides one at lpast of Americans.
nnslishmen, irsbmen, Scutchmcn. French
| Ioianders and Germans. | was assisted bv
Col Duane, who seems To think he will effect
the objects of his mission here. | hone sin
cerfIy that he may. The Vice President ,s-
lied the hail in the evening. All appe r, d TO
eat and drink heartily ofrcpu5canis M.
TOASTS.
!. The memory of Washington-The great
'Norfhern LdgH, disseminating rays of hone
ana ~ exalted patriotism, in every region Of
The globe where Liberty has yotarv.
9. The President of the United States-A
patriot of the first and apatron of the second
American RevoutiOn-thc unbiased choice
of free people
8. The illUsiripus Bolivar and the Govern
| Inent OF t"oNbla-FOremOst in the alorious
cause OF South American Independence, and
toe first to derive their powers from the ONLY
| legitimate source Of authority. the sovereign
people
h. The Day MAY each succeeding anpiyer.
sary exhibit ofher Unsdingious encircIed with
equal glory, To- make their nations free, enliphI-
encd and happy.
! .. The memory Of FrankIin-Wbose III.
was indeed " Philosophy teaching by exam
plo" ADD of whom alone il is said tyiDuii csgi,,
lJdmen, Sccpfr"mque Tg0nBis
6. The memory fine first Colombian Min
Isier io fhe first American Republic, who ne
yer despairrd of the triumph of his own coun
hy, nor of The friendship offhe North Anrr,,.
can President and people.
Z. The sole surviving general officer Of the
! American Revolution, III Favetle, The com
/ parrot of Washington and Franklin-frou,
/ youth 70 age, during The administration as
! Directors, EmprrUrs and Kings, conformity
| devoted To the principles 0f rational Freedom
H. The rising generation Of the New Wogld
May education and probity render Them ct
to sustain, and worthy IN enjoy the blessings