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

last three days; nnd they nave bren depressed
from SIG to 500. These are the extreme
quotations in the course of the week. The
decline is the effect of the contract To which
we have Just referred it being generally sup
posed by the great body of spectators, that IA
large portion OF the dividends, payable the he
ginning of next month, will he absorbed by il.
Ii is not indeed very likely that the public will
be- induced Ia re-iuvest their money, when il is
remembered that the funds are nearly ten
per cent. higher than they were in March last.
Ii IS somewhat difficult to account for such
sudden revolution in the prices, as the political
affairs OF Europe remain very nearly in the
same state, as AT the time of the panic in the
money market, when Consos for account
declined 10 -. The best reason which can
be given for such state of things is, that the
general opinion then entertained was, that this
country would take part in the war. The
prices of the funds have been lower To day
Cnnsols for the account, which yesterday
reached 0ls, have decnrd to 8Oi The
foreign funds have been slightly depressed by
the same cause, but the business transacted
has not been extensive.
The Echo du Midi on the authority of IA
| letter from Prrpignan of the 26ih says, that
the head quarters ofthe 9TH corps were reno
we'd tn Maiaro. The last despatch from Mar
i,
| the 27;h. The sequel of the letter, quoted by
the Echo, is follows = 1t is said that Count
| Cural's division is To blockade Barcelona.
| That of hiron Damas, whose head quarters
| are II Prrdlade, Is Ia continue the blockade of
FiSueras, with part Of the army Of the Faith.
Some corps oG Gen. Dunnadiru's division. will
invest Hustairich. Constitutional
| The journal of Toulouse states, that NJ.
| Hubbard had been arrested at Madrid with
General Absbal. NJ. II nbbard had just arr-
we'd at Paris. Courier franchise.
at seems by the last letters from Spain,
that General MOrillu WAS mt BeleveDie with
5000 men.
Letters from Perpignan of 28th May, add
some details to those published in the official
accnunts:-
THE enemy. it is said, has left about Man
rrza many MiqueIots, who mcommode our
troops. some have also appeared about Olot.
On the 18th, Il company of GJenadiers went
ont of the tnwn in seach of them, hut having
been iiI-dirrcted by our guide, it was suddenly
attacked by the Aliqurlots and had several
killed and Wounded.
I" The hospitals of Campredon, Corona and
| Figueras In, ing received a considerable mum
her ofpatients i'll of the fever, and of wound
ed, ii is Thought that the first will he removed
10 the department. of thr Eastern Pyrenees
Goth before Mararn. Some Wagons, with
wounded soldiers OF our army entered il that
day.
PARIS, June Il The dispatches arrived
to-day from Madrid inform u.s. that the Gran
! di2Za iur all The provinces of Spain eagerly ex-
press their adherence Ia the address presented
To his Royal Highness the Duke of Angou-
iemc, and published in the Muniteur of the
3rd inst"
ADDRESS
Presented 10 His Royal Highhess The Duke Of
.4ngo~ieme by he Grandi,za Of Spain.
Observation-Disclosures undersigned would
believe themselves UNIV orthy of the name and
| the titles which their forcfahrrs have trans
mted to them, ifilIey delayed for single mo
! nent The respectful expression of their grail
tude 10 your Royal Highness, and the free
manifestation oftheir pure and invariahle senti-
men;s towards their King aud their country.
"Thr Grandi21, of Spain feel Themselves
espeicialiy iion"red by the duty which is i'm
posed mn them, nf Distinguishing themselves
ny the sacrifices which the safety and dignity
of their Legitimate Sovereign demand, and
the prosperity and glory of tie loyal nation ia
whom their desiInies aud their interest are
united.
| "By singular combination OF circumstan-
ces, after one class Ind furnished The atien-
the august family of our Sovereign, the pre-
sence of other Graudees at Seville, or in the
towns on the read must be considered as use
| less To the Interests of the King and the State
and perhaps, even serve 10 give arms TO the
| enemies of the good cause, or 10 weaken those
with which they are attached. II is here
excellent Prince, in the captalo of the Spanish
Monarchy, where az in It's centre, The unsuled
loyaiiy otthe Spanards To their Kisg, and
their profound respect for their laws and GUS
| toms have shewn themselves, that we find the
post of utility to objects sacred, and oil
honour to ourselves. The faculty of tighten
| ing our oppressed hearts, and ofuniiing oul
wishes and our Efforts 10 obtain a desired res
| tOratIoD, has been given 10 us on this happy
day, when hr, who by love is the son, and nv
| blood the heir, of his Most Christian Majesty
has appeared IN his capital, surrounded bv 81
many thousand brave men. and announcing to
us the gracious design To restore liberty to nur
King. aud io bring back amuGS us order, peace
and Justice.
"Tbcsp are the precious " 0rds ofyOur Royal
Highness. The oath which accompanies them
is the august name of the BOurbons so dear
| to France and Spain.
eve, IlIustrious Prince, take Heaven ia
witness, and we invoke with noble b0ldness the
remembrance of the fidelity and The patiio-
tism of ou- ancestors, and our Own conduct
during the captivity of our King, AS a pledge
of the uniformity and the energy the wishe.
which we form, that such great blessings may
he soon restored and for ever secured to ihi.
great nation, sn unhappy in this last meIancho
ly period, AMI so worthy of pnsstssiDg them
Accomplish, sir, accomplish speedily and
happily, your noble mission. Unite The Hbert,
IF n King of your biood 10 The just hopes of a
| nation HE friend of Frn1,re Nav the united