Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-21

had not tou,id himself III such good health a.
at the present moment. Its with regret, how
ever, we add. ,!,d, the health of his Royal
| Hishness ,.e Duke or York is far from sat
isfactory. z
The celebrated Rossini, sySnd his Wife. Md
damr Coid.an ltossin arrived in London on
Saturday week, having h.en engaged and
brought TO this country by Sisnor Benedi, the
present manager OF the opera.
| PARIS, Dec. s9.-The politicians ofthis cap
ilal cannot believe the insincerity OF the Bri-
tisiI Ministry when they would give the peo-
pie to understand that they entertain any
r'ons apprs extensions of the Continental kings
| forcing them into war Russia boasts of her
! lord"s, hut she has not shilling, except what
Stork iOhbers -SStact from the pockets of the
English people, and The same observation APP
nlts To all other powers, not excepting France {;
Tor though she possesses "a EOurishing revenue
the smallest loan in anticipation could not br
! managed IN Paris without the aid of British
capital. Your contractors are the supporters
of the real ems mics of British prosperity The
aris,ocracy of England hate liberty more cor
uially than even the Continental Nobesse.
| The number of Spanish sniigrants ncreas.
es every day all who have the means of sup
porting themselves in a foreign country. ar,
! flying from Spain. 1t is melancholy TO wit
ness the despair of these uufortunates thew
ldare not trust tn an acl of amnesty, irpubsh-
! eel tomorrow IN Madrid. Ferd,nand's liberty
means the power of doing mischief
! Ply Mexico is not settled Sd as Ia admit of
| the Spanish COnstiiuionalisis taking refuge
| there they would go in mutiiudes il is the
only part of America they think Of with any
degree of resignation.
! Spain aud Portugal are now become French
provinces to all iniehts and purposes, and
must remain so the money raised in London
| under the name Of Sn,nish ,nJ
Loans, is in reality for France--thus will her
armies IN the Peninsula be paid with John Bulls
money It is truly mortifying To AN English
man to see the foreign Influence ufhs country
at an end.
! MADRID Dec 13.-The Government being
Obliged III give IFS whole attention 10 the affairs
al the Peninsula, seems to relax in It's pre-
partitions against the Independents of the
ColOnies. Some persons pretend that some
answers from Foreign Cabinets are expected
before our operations beyond The ocean are
| concerted There is a report that the Loans
oil the Cortts Will he recognised, with some
| notifications. This negotiation is dee med in
| dispensabie tu maintain our credit
Dispatches have recently been sent General
! wives, The Commandment Of Cuba, which con-
firm IN their rank all the officers under his Or
ders, and promise him nobility.
! December 20.-Y-sIrrday there was Coun.
cIiot State a; which his Majesty presided -
| To-day ii assemblies under the Presidency of
| his Royal Hghness the Infant Dan Carlos
To-morrow it viii meet under the Presidency
nfhs Royal iiighness the Infant Don Francis
+ u!u. The object of these repeated meetings
! ~ the amnesty, which is nn the point of bring
settled. II viii appear, il is said, on the SOih.
! Nothing has been neglected to obtain prece-
dents which may enIighten the Council in this
important affair. The archives have been con
suited to ascertain exactly what took place in
me reign of the Emperor Charles V with
| regard TO the COmmuneros, and under thar of
! fh'!ip v with regard tn the Spaniarls who
were implicated In the party of the Archduke
"i Austria, some valuable Documents, relating
10 both those periods, have been obtained
from the archives of Srrancas. What en-
harnesses the Council in deciding upon the
cases oi certain persons compromised in the
course Ofthe Revolutions are the capituIations
granted by the Chief of the French army,to
ths soldiers the Cortes. However, all diff
cdiIles are surmounted, and we shall shortly
know what has been defniively determined
upon.
.4nconn, Dec. IL, 1928.
Extract Of prirate ietier. = Letters from
CORN, from Cephaenia, from Trieste, and
Cdiatlat, confirm the news OF The defeat of
! the Turkish aeet. OF So VESSELS, only % eff
iected their escape in SAFETY into the Darda-
neiles, with the Captain Pacha 10 were IA.
Ken, burnt, or d ivGn on shore, and the re-
mhlnder got with great difficulty into the Gulf
| oil Liza, wherc they are closely blOckadcd by
tne greeks. Mavrocordaio is gone To succour
hissoiong0, with IL vessels. 1t is said that
me Dtslesed haze made three sOrties and have
driven back the besrssrs in a triumphant
manner, and have taken prisoner the traitor
VarrhquiOte. Moreover, the inhabitants of
ScopoIO, Of Schlatho, and of Schiro have nut
to the sword the Turkish army which the en-
tmy,s hcet mad landed to reduce them TO sub
MISSION Thus has this expedition also failed
God grant that my country may set herself
entirely Tree from these robbers, who have
IBuOminious!y etchained and devastated il for
! so many years.
| LoNDoN. Dec 27.-The new levy Is pro-
oeedlnS with unusual activity and success. In
ohe district alone between three and four hun
ure0 Hoe young men were raised in the course
ni lew days. With us it IS a matter of pecli-
nhr satisfaction, that such facility is experience
ed ~ Restoring al small comparative ex
pense, the military force of the Kingdom TO a
proper standard. Recruiting parties are TO be
Immediately employed for completing the
esiabilshr'ent of the Royal Artillery, aud Me
| nave been informed that the recruiting ofthe
Marines Is To be conducted on the new sys
tenn.
The speech of the president Of the United
| States is, in all its bearings document of
more than usual Importance. The latter uatt.
whISh arrived so late yestei day that we were
forced to omit it in a small part of our impress
sion, will be found in our last page TODAY
a"u' waving every other topic in the speech
"e direct our whole attention. TO that part lhe
power.
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