Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-22

nominated, but is now Minister of Justice.
Zamdiola is appointed To the Finances he is
quite devoted To Count Toreno. They are
hesitaiing between Parez de Castro and Pan
dro for the Foreign Department. Pandro
was the last Secretary of Embassy at Paris.
Zareo del Vale Is spoken of as Minister of
War his nomination will be the ruin of the
party of Nina. g.
The common beliefs, that the above Minis
try hold the same views with Abisbai. Anda-
lusa and Estremadura, il is said in the French
papers, have declared against the Cortes.
Ii is stated that the French forces which
entered Madrid amounted to $4,000 men but
this estimate is much too high. Money, we
believe, has one third of the French army in
Catalonia, and of the residue, there remain
behind the besegers of Pampeluna, St. Sebas-
iians, Sec. besides the small garrsons that have
been left al one place and another.
AS to the force that is said To have marched
from Madrid towards Seville, one account
says II IL $4,000 strong, and another 10 900
the last is probably nearest the truth When
they arrive at Seville, according to the Jour
nal DIES Debats, 50 events are to transpire,
which will astonish all Europe"
A meeting was held in London on the Cd ult.
for the purpose of assisting the Spaniards in
their present struggle. The meeting was not
very numerous. Mr.. III. Hunt made speech
on the occasion, in which he alluded to the
detection of Count AbisbaI, but said that pri.
rate letters had been recei, ed which convinced
him that the cause of liberty in Spain was not
to be put down by the treachery of three,
four, or six generals.
Smyrna dates, through the German papers,
are To the 18th of April. II is said that the
Turkish fleet will be stronger this year than
it was The last, when it has made its juno ton
with the Egyptian and Barbary squadron. 1t
ls supposed that 1t will act on another plan
and with more vigor at all events We consider
the campaign which is on the point of com
mencing as decisive.
Letters from the island of Lyca, say, that
the 5000 handitii who had laid a plan to pIunder
the island, but were prevented by the arrival
of a French frigate, threaten to renew the
attempt. The inhabitants have, howe, err,
prevailed on the captain of the frigate TO
remain there some time longer.
Count Talleyrand, Minister Plenipotentiary
of France TO the Helyetian confederation is
going to leave Swtzerland-it is not known
| who is to be his successor.
| Berlin paper of May 22, says" For some
time past fires have been extremely frequent
in the Grand Duchy of Posen. There was
one on the 5th in the town of Rogassen which
destroyed l3i buildings, l47 barns, and other
| buildings"
hentes are quoted AT 3S To 80.
The Coronation of Georgethe Fourth, cost
the nation = 25G,253 sterling. The article oi
snuff boxes, for the foreign ambassadors, came
10 s,s05, upwards of 56,COO y
steam boat Of 800 tons, with an engine
OF 80 horse power, is to start from London
for Corunna, Lisbon and Cadiz, every Saur
/ day. The boat is fitted up with grand ca
hin IN the most magnificent style.
| LONDON, June 2.-We have heard that al
present there are in the port of London only
under lock and key, in the government ware
houses 100000 quarters of foreign wheat
which are ready TO be deln cred for home
consumption as soon as the average price OF
English wheat shall reach 7Os. the QUARTER
This quantity is sufficient for one years con
sumption for the metropolis.
GENOA, May 22.-by the reports of masters
OF vessels, we learn that line of baile-shi,
has lately sailed from Toulon, and that anoih
er was nearly ready. A irigatc and store shin
were IN the outer roads, and some line Ofbat
tie ships, frigates and briggs have sailed as they
got ready for sea. Some of them are coast
ing on the coast of Spain. brig of war ha,
srnt back two Sicilan brigs Nlh corn from
Tarragona, bound TO Barcelona.
LONDON, June SIT appears from the fol
lowing paragraph, that the new authorities 81
up by the French in Spain, have not beer
slow in fulfilling our prophecies as Ia rheil
folly, and the indignation naturally excited by
1t. Letters of the 22d ult. from Bilbsa, re-
ceived by the post of yesterday, mention thai
il party belonging to The army of the Faith
having again attempted TO draw circle
r0uDd SaDtOna the garrison made Il second
sortIe, and repuIsed them with great loss
This shows the Constitutionalisis are dis
posed TO fight. The same letters add thai
The army of the Faith and their leaders, IL
garrison there, had levied contribution o
ten per cent. on all property, TO be paid fnl
the support of themselves and their partiZans
and also that certain arrear duties Of ii Ioca
kind, and from which the Blsca yam province!
were relieved by the constitution, had ais,
had created great Indignation.
June 4.-Y csterday a Cabinet Council was
held At The Foreign Office, which was attend
I'd by the Earl of Liverpool, the Earl u
WestmorelaHd, MIR. Peel, Mir. Canning, Ear
| Bathurst, the Chancellor of the Exchequrr
Mr.. Wynn, Viscoant Sdmouth, the Duke q
| Wellington, &c.
The Cabinet continued in deberaton I'll
past 4 O'Clock.
Mr. Littlewood, the Kings Messenger, hat
arrived from ST. Petersburgh
THE FUNDS.
The money market CONTINUES in deplorabl
inactivity. II arises decidedly from the I'm
certainty of what course the SpaDiards vii
adopt; but the situation of the allies show
clearly enough that an idea il abroad tina
they viii fight and not negotiate ConsOl
openrd at 81 "A S 9. At O'Clock there were
strong sellers at 4, but at the close Of tn,
market II was difficult 10 say whether the pric
was 81 or 81 Ito such perfect calm hat
the exchange been reduced. In Spanish al
q "A. 4 4