Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-16

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prudence, which. while exist, shall eve
serve me- as my rule. Tranquility, union, aud
confidence inthe authorities, are what l ex-
poet. and what willexact. You will after
wards Judge whether your feow-ciizen and
General has, in tbs present crisis, ceased In
fulfil his most sacred duties.
Barcelona Oct. s5
"ESPOZ Y. NINA"
Private Letters add, that Nina had pu, un
der arrest the Chief of the Staff Alho, u fran
tic Revoluiionst, who had endeavoured tn
excite the people and the militia to insurrection.
MArARu, Oct. IT. a a order has been des
patched day, for the park Of besieging ar
tery, which is at Prrpignan, To he transport
ed hlther /; i, appears that the answer of Rot
ten, is that he will not acknowledge King
Ferdinand wh"m he calls the French captive.
PORTUGAL.
resolution OF his majesty has heen pub
shed authorizing the Conde da Po,oa. min
lister of finance, Ia contract a loan to the amount
of twenty millions of crusadoes.
OPoRro, October 1o.-We have before
mentioned that persons had been ar
rested here, fbr having sold or manufactured
daggcrs, prohibited by the laws Of the king
dom. The Magistrates made the necessary
Investigations. and the persons chiefly implica-
ted have been condemned ms follows The
| transportation To Angola, and 100 mreas for
the costs: the cutler, two years transportation
| Ia Cape Verd. and twenty milreas costs and
the manufacturer of the sheaths, To two
| years transportation 10 Castro MarirIf and 10
mreas costs. Strict Investigations were
making respecting the propagators of the cele
hrated news which was circulated on the 93th
and 29th of last month.
| Some of the persons arrested have been
sent 10 Lisbon ; and are informed. that
Others will be sent there, to await the destiny
due to their crimes.
| RUSSIA.
| The Russian Captain Otto Van Koizebue
has undertaken for the third time, a VOYAGE of
discovery around the world. He will endea-
vour 10 penetrate either by the coasts of
America or Siberia, after passing Behring's
| Stats, totie Arctic pole, not by the gulf
which has heen already discovered but bv
doubling the cane.
THE MEETING OF THE EMPERORS.
| VIENNA. Oct. 16.-His Majesty our En-
peror will he here on the e3ih, on his re-
turn from his interview with the Emperor
Alexander at Czernowtz. The Prime Minis
ter Prince Metternich is quite recovered from
his lndIsrosli'on Brussels paper.
| FRANKFoRT, October give have re-
reivcd the account of the arrival of the EN-
|
neror of Austria went on the 9th In NOvu-
stellce, on the frontiers, to receive his august
ally and friend. In the evening the tw u mon
archs arrived in the same carriage, and pass
| Jog under trumpha arch erected at the
entrance of this capital ofthr Bnrkowina, pro-
| ceeded. between a double line of troops,
| amidst The acclamations of the Inhabitants to
the residence prepared for the Russsn Empe-
ror The city was splendidly illuminated. ID
| Tue two Empernrs left CZrrnoWitZ the
! Emperor OF Rns-a on the 11ih the Emperor
of Austria on the 18th nf October. Prince
| NiciteTnich did not go at all he remained al
Leopold. under the preiext of illness, and NJ.
de Nesselrode went to visit him. This IL
ness is explained in a diplomatic manner. A
Turkish PlenipoteDtiary was expected AT
Czernowitz, and as apartments were already
provided for him, thev did not wish To seem
waiting for him in full assembly, on account
OF the very uncertain manner in which the
Turks had answered their former hopes In
fact the Plrnipoteniiary did not arrive hut
courier came from Lord Strangford from
Consiantinople bearing the intelligence that
every thing had been settled with the Subiuc
Porte, whose Intentions were the best in the
world. In the counterstroke some people
| thought they saw the effect Of ihe refusal of
rectl,ing an English diplomatist at the nego-
tations of Czernowitz However this NAV
be, Nj. de Metternich, rs soon as he learned
tins news, recovered his health, and set out for
| Vienna.
| Private adviccs had reached Paris on the
9TH November, from Badalona near Barcelo-
Ma. which state that Nina had signed an armis-
tce on the 24th Oct and on the q5th, the ar
tcies Of captulatiOn were accepted The
garrison and fortresses of Hostairich and Tar
ragona were included. Nina, it is said, de-
clared that the King of Spain might depend
on his Pdehty. Other accounts say the re-
pert was premature-but subsequent ones
from the naval force before Barcelona, dated
the 26th, say hostlitirs had actually ceased.
and that salute had been fired at IL o'clock
in the morning from the ramparts Of that for
| tress. Badalos had submitted to the King
II will be seen by the following proclama-
| tIon that a popular movement had taken place
in Barcelona on the oath. against Rotten, the
Governor, which in n measure confirms the
| above. II is as follows:
Inhabitants of Barcelona His ExcelIen
cy the General in Chief has communicated to
their Exceencies the Constitutional Munich
palIty the three following articles proposed by
Marshal Money!
dered their arms, shall return Ia fhpir homes
and, II they remain tranquil. they shall not he
molested on account of their political conduct
or Of their former opinions
Art. :. The troops Of the line shall 20
into the cantonments whirh may be- assigned
to each corps, with their arms and their Off
GERS. The. pay they now enjoy shall be con-
tinued TO them
cart 8. Every individual, who from w hat
ever motive, may wish TO quit Spain, shall BIZ
conveyed either by sea or land, to the place
ne dpsipnafa 4.