Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-15
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New YORK, January c. ~ the f,-t sailiu.
tship SUsQuEHASNAn, Capt, .1p.ilan,ts, ~,
editors of the Gazette have received WYiei(o,G
papers to She Sd, aud Dubiia to the 81 adj. IN
tclusiye. They contain London dates 10 the
evening Of the 29th, seven days later than ons
previous adviccs.
The accounts from Paris reach down 10
late on the evening of the 27th Pi,atr let
tiers OF that date mention one fact, which. IL
seems was considered Of some consequence,
that is that an express had arrived fo,n
Madrid. from which il appeared that the new
Spanish Ministry would he under the npcessi-
oftaking some step, 10 redeem, their credit, as
II bad been asceriained that the loan neg otiatcd
by Nlr, Guebhard could not he circulated either
IN the markets at Paris or LOndon.-An il
was understood also that they would b.. cor.
| PEELED immediately Ia cancel that l,,an, aud
recognise the loans made by the Cor,es.
The" Pacificaior of Spain" (the Duke dan
goui-me) WAS {. arrive AT V.r-a,!l.s nn the
ID of December, where ID, 600 ncn would be
assembled, Ia escor, into Paris I" The descendant
of Louis XIV Heentered Bayonne on the
| 2:}d Of November
! The accounts from Madrid are 10 the oo;il
OF November. Ferdinand was about 10 depart
Tor The Escpral. The Duke del ;nfantado had
heen named President of the Council of Cas-
tile. The Tribunal Of the Inquisilion would
not, 1t is said, be re-cstahshed. The Bishops
were charged 10 see that Religion he observe
and respected in all its purity.
| Advces from Estramadura represent that
the Empecinado was still in arms and woult,
not listen TO any terms he was AT Acantana
with respectable force, and had had AN ac-
ton with Morales, who Is repaired TO have
suffered some loss.
| The Asturias were not tranquil. and new
parties were formed, which it Was feared
might unite in arms.
The public mind at Madrid was much en-
gagged on the sHhipct of South America.
1t was currently rrportrd at St. Petersburg,
Oct. 81, that a new Ministry would shortly be
organised, tn he designated the Ministry of
the Imperial House and that PRINCE VOL
chonsky, Chirf ofthe lmpcria! Staff, would lie
appointed Prcsid. Mt.
| The Glasgow Courier notices in the highest
terms ofpraise the entrrprizr of the state of
Ne" York, in her great work, the Grand Ca
nal and observes, - This gigantic unlerink-
ing snrpasses any wafer communication we
have in Europe, and constitutes u mos; i'm
| portant era n the Internal Improvements e
thn United States, and il is particularly hn-
norabe TO the enterprise of The slate of New
| York"
Gienrrnl Nina had arrived nj Plymouth III
French brig of war from ih, NladtcIranr
with dispatches This arrival excited much
surprise
The Emperor ofAustria is expected at Mi
Ian in the middle of February He ill hn pc-
companird by his Court and all the Foreign
| Ambassadors.
The schooner Johns, of St. Andrews. has
been seized al Cork, with large quantity Of
tobacco on hoard. The captain and young
man named n'aiasters, supposed 10 hr The
snrercargo, were examined, and cOmmittais
were made out FIR al or hoard
SPAIN
Tie Madrid GaZrtie of Nov Goth. contains
! very important Deere, signed by tie King
Spain on tht preceding day. By This DE-
cree Council of Ministers is created, similar
In their functions io the Cabinet Council that
was established Ivy Philip v. in INA, and ,Lu
Supreme Junla nf the States Instituted hg
Charles H. in 1897. "We should Judge
| SAYS the Courier, " from the tenor Of this De
cree, that II IS Frrdnand'S intention tn rule hy
and with the advice of this Council, withmIt
establishing any firm of representative Co
vcrnment. and probably without besiowipg ct.
his subjects even the names of constitutional
charter The Decree is addressed in Dni,
victor Sarz, who is 10 carry iis provisions in-
To Effect, and 10 preside over The deliberations
at the Council whepr, rhc King is mi pre-
,rnt Of course, the report OF the dismissed
| OF Sarz was nnioundtd
By late information from n gentleman in
Lord Cochrane's squadron. Il appears that his
midshipmen have received each ESQ prize
money.
| Extract nf letter fran an Officer Of oug
squadron in The Mediterranean, datrd GihrnI.
tar, Nov. CT: "Mr. Henry. our Consul. has
rrcrived letter from NIr Shaler, at giprs,
informing him nf some disturbance there. |.
! apnrars that some cause of animosiy has aris-
/ en- hrtween the AlgprinPs and Mnors and
inc Dey, IN consequence, ordered all the lal-
ter, IN the city, 10 he put 10 death. Now,
| each oil the Consnls employed two or three of
these Moors as servants, and the prime minis
Ter was sent with body of soldiers ia take
them away. Mr. Shaler resisted and tnld the
minister he would protect his with his lfr.--
| His Moors were sitting down Mt bis feet. art,
hc standing over them with his drawn sword
the minister begged him To drsist, as the con
sequences might he fatal to him (AIr. ST. ard
further stated that it would cost him his head
" he returned without them: hut Mr.. s. was
IntleXlhlp. and the minister cleared ouf, went
to the English ConsnPs, broke open the house,
ransackrd even Ia the womrn's apartments
and Took of the Moors with him. By the
last accounts from Algiers. ST 'rr has still re-
tanned his Moors The report came out only
this morning: possibly there may be nothing
in 1t. hut IT is probably true, rs il came from
Mr.. Henry" nv. Y. finer.
Nicholas Van Dyke has been reelected So.
major in Congress from the state of ID delaware,
Tor the term nf six years from the 4th of Marci,
last The other Senator was TO have been
chosen ON Thursday.
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