Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-25


under the penalty OF fine and Imprisonment
He also prohibits the fitting out or equipping
IN any of his dominions vessels for warlike
purposes, To be engaged in behalf of any for
eign power.
The King has approved OF Mr.. Thos. w
Fox,a Consul at Plymouth, for the u. S
and of Mr.. Robert Il. Hunter as Consul for the
same at Cowes.
Outiages still continued to he pcrpetraird
IN Ireland. Murder, robbery, and house -bu II
ing were carried on by Captain Rock aud lis
party.
MIR. Green lately made an ascen; in IA balloon
near Hackney. When two miles and half
high, he found it SO cold that his fingers wer,
para'ysed.
An elegant service of silver, and silver gilt
plate has been executed for the English En-
bdssy at the Court of Austria, upon the new
economical plan adopted by government tn
he stationary at the different courts, instead of
belonging to the different Ambassadors.
Marshal DavOust, Prince of Eckmuhl, died
at Paris 90 the I'd of June, of a disease Of the
lungs.
Nj. Durande AIarrnci is coming to the l.. s.
us minister from France.
RUSSIA.
Letters from ST. Petersburgh renew the re
ports that the commencement ufhostlities be
tween the Russians s, Turks is not far distant
There has been Il talk of recalling the Russian
Minister at Paris, NJ. Capo d'Islria, TO ST. Pc
tersburgh.
| Lieutenant General Baron Toll, is appoint
ed Adju,ant General to his Majesty and
Lieutenant General llowaislky, Commander in
Chief Of the Don Cossaclls. One hundr. d
and six foreign ships had arrived at Cron-
| stadf, up 10 the 18th.
GREEKS, TURKS g. PERSIANS.
Inc Augsburg paper, of May IS, says
We learn from Sores, that from the 18th of
April In the 30th, Turkish troops passed eve
ry day through that town, marching upon the
Morea.
Letters from the same town, of The Sd Of
May, state that the Greeks of the Island OF
'Thasos had attacked and completely defeated
Turkish division proceeding along the coast
towards Salonca. Ii is also stated, that at
that period the citadel of I.arissa had fallen in
To the hands of the Greeks.
Letters from Bucharest state, that 500 hous
es had been destroyed bya fire which lately
broke out there. Almost all of them belong
Ell To Jews il was not known how the fite
orig mated.
The report that the negotiations between
Persia and the Porte are broken off, because
the latter absolutely refuses To cede the dis
tricts formerly belonging to Persia, and which
II seized upon during the Internal troubles in
| '''N' "''bhpH 10 ItUtNtu dtlu asserted Win
confidence. IL seems that the Diyan. in re-
solving not to yield this point, depends on
fresh Intestine divisions in Persia but the
latter Court does not seem TO BE- uneasy, aud
mas gwen orders tn prosecute the war with
iresh viGour. It's Southern Army which had
been considerably reinforced, was expected
near Bagdad, the pacila being too weak 10
resist he has applied TO all quarters for aid
but has received very few reinforccments. 1t
seems that the Southern Persian army is dies
'Ined TO penetrate Ia Syria, and the Northern
to take possession of Armenia "a general
levy against the Persans is expected in Tur-
key Ill Asia.
IFrom ae monifeur.l
ARMY OFTHE PYRENEES.
Report of the Maior-G General to his Excel
lency the Minister of War
,o. Madrid, Mig 90.
"Slr-l have the honor Ia send To yuur
EXcellency an extract ofthe Reports which
have received respecting the interior OF
Spain,
6 Balasteros has united ut Valencia tbr
troops that he brought with him from ARA
| gon, and which were at TcrruDI, Valencia.
Aicant, Pensecoa, and Carthagena Ne left
Valencia on the 22d of May, and marched to-
wards the Aucar, which he has probably pass
ed to retire towards Grenada
The troops which were in Madrid and
the ncighb0rhood, under Abisba and Zayas.
have retired to Talsvera in Reyna, and to.
wards Estremadura."
"This double combination leaves the road
IT, Seville open.
" In the province OF Malaga the people
have refused to pay the taxes. Villages have
risen, and il has been found necessary IN send
militia into Acia la Serrania, 10 sIfe this insur-
rection.
"The dcsertion is great among the Con
s'Hutiona''sts. 1T has been attempted To col
lect an army OF reserve in Andalusa hut
Villa Campo, who was to commence. has been
able To assemble only few men.
The spirit of this province is very good
Gallicia and Estremadrra wait only for - po;nt
d0PPui 10 rise. La Mancha is entirely de
Ilvered from Liberals, who are AT present hat
ed and prosecuted by the people there.
" Besides taking away ofthe church plate, the
Liberals have levied, almost every where, nu
inerous acquisitions of money, horses SC.
letter from Seville, ON the g2d, says,
that Lopez Banos succeeds Ahisbal, who has
gwen IN his resignation, and has remained in
the neghbOurhOod of Madrid.
The guard which watches the Royal
Family has been tripled, because it was feared
that the people would endravnur To deliver
them for the same reason the prisoners have
been forbidden to walk in the garden of the
AlcaraZ.
A squadron is cruising before CadiZ, and
prevents the fishing boats from leaving their
posts. 1t WIS believed even nj Seville, that "A .
mOng the French vessels composing this squa-
drOn there are several Russian ships of the line,
and frigatFs.
Moro is at Bcneventi with the fiag-
mens of divers Constitutional corps and