Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-06

are now IN commission the Britannia, 100 guns.
tweli known Ia Frrnchmen); Prince Regent,
40; 'Quern Charlotte, 1910 Ocean, 104; Gan
g~s, 90; Rockford, Sc; Cambridge, So; AL
bon, 80: Bulwark, 81; Gloucester, So: RAJ
mites, 7S; Revenge, rs; Superb, 78 Wind
sor Castle, rs; Spartieie, 10. There ne also
IN commission five ships of one deck, carrying
60 guns each there are 81 heavy frigates Of
~ guns each there are also 81 ships If % to
81 guns, So slOops, &c gun b,igs and schooners,
aud yachts.
PARIS, Nov. Cur ministers now certain
" don mediate any distant expedition, un-
less they think, as has been said, of recon
quering the Spanish colonies. But they have
great interests Ia contend with. The speech
of Mr. Canning ON receiving the freedom of
plymouth is almost threatening the refusal al
The British government to take part in a n,w
Congress, where the affairs Of South America
should bc discussed, requires also important
negotiations. Same determination or other
must be taken respecting the Pesinsula. par
| ticuiarly what must be done with respect tn
lis internal affairs. Dissentions are not appeas-
ed IN eight ~ len months the time at which
the 10000 m.n " ho are tS remain at Cadiz at
Madrid, and on the Ebro, are TO he withdrawn.
Oar internai hiidlrs will also require some at
,eetInn. a determined part must be taken on
the dissolution OF the Chamber the integral
renovation, aud the means of procuring IA pill
ant majority. II seems that the plans in con
temptation are not easy of execution, since the
ordinance ut dissolution has not yet appear
ed, aud we read to-day in the fanaiical paper
the following paragraph -
I "Wil the ministerial plan receive the R,vaI
sanction' We dare not affirm it but what
we may venture To reveal is, that royal wis
dom seems to hesitate, to wish TO keep the
ministry from The abyss"
,tor. ll.-Certain London papers (which
are carefully copied by the Liberal iournals)
have neglected nothing to convert into "A ,ery
serious matter the refusal of the French Adj
mirai To lei ship of the United States enter
Cadiz during the blockade. This case, saw
the enemies Of France (those in London as
Nil as those in Paris is so mucD the more
critical, because the said ship had on board AN
American Envoy. The National Intelligencer
tihe official Journal of the American govern
'nent,l contains, on this subject, a very prudent
article, which announces that some explana
;IonS had been required from the French go
| Ntrnment, aud requests, lille, all CON
slderate persons 10 abstain from imprudent
conjeciures.
1 he King of France is said to be ill., The
affairs ofstate are confided 10 the Count d. Ar.
tuis>
LONDON, Nov. 1S.-We have received the
Pllote oi yesterday, from which we make the
following extracts.
ARMY OF THE PYRENEES.
Report of NJ. the Marshal Duke de Cornegli-
anh, to his excellency the Minister at War.
BARCELONA, Nov. IN. the Baron-The
French troops have 10 day taken possession
oithe fortress and city of Barcelona. The
troops OF the line of the garrison, consisting of
| from p tn q OOO man bay. Ia.r u
| iour columns, and have marched off for the
environments assigned to them. Arrange
.nents have been made To insure their sub
sls'tnce, and Tor the maintenance of strict dis
cIplne amongst them. A superior officer ac.
companies each of the columns.
| Ihe volunteer and impressed militia depos-
'ttd their arms yesterday. Their humber
amounts to about seven thousand.
The Notifications of the city and forts are
IN the best state. More than three hundred
pieces of artillery Ell bronze were mounted ON
the ramparis. Considerable stores of pro,i-
sion and ammunition were found.
! The inhabitants received us With confidence.
Perfect order has never ceased TO prevail
Every thing indicates that IL will not be dis
iurbed. General VasseIUt exercises the func-
lions of Governor.
| The Spanish officers, charged to signify
the ratification OF the capitulation 10 the GO
vernors OF Tarragona and Hostarich, have
arrived at their destination. About the 9th
or The 9TH inst. at the latest, all the foriresses
OF Catalonia will be occupied by the ROYAL
Allied troops the complete pacifcation of
this province may, therefore, be regarded as
certain.
have the honour Ia be- SC
The Marshal Duke de CORNEGLIANO
(Signed) money.
The Spanish Refugess.-Extraet of a letter.
dated Gibraltar, Oct. 27.---" There are now
| here upwards Of 400 refugees from Cadiz /;
| GO Deputies of the Curtes, (Arguelies among
theu1,) all The ministers, the las, Regent. ma
ny Generals, including Alava, and Quiroga
one of the chiefs of the revolution. 1t seems.
an order signed by the King the day after he
quilted Cad8 was sent to arrest them, but the
French General gave them intilnaiIon of IT.
and desired them To 20 away he even went
50 far as to force Aava and VaIdes who were
disposed TO remain) TO embark on bUard the
French squadron.
FRANKF0RT, HOy. 1.-The accounts from,
Consiantlnsple state, that The affairs treated
oi between the English Ambassador and the
Porte, are terminated TO the general satisfac
ton. The following is the notice given TO
his effect by the English Consul at Copstau-
tinople, and which has been addressed "a the
English factory:
Palace Of England. }
COnsidntnOpie, SEPT 10.
SIR: announce to you, for the informa-
ton of the Factory, that in consequence of
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