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

he had indemnisied himse.fby writing two
additional canios To Don Juan, and Obtained
ms revenge ON the captain, by making him
their hero.
Since the union, in January, sol, twenty
four peerasss az Ireland ha, becrm. absolute.
iy extinct, exclusive of peerages extinct under
ii superior title.
! A private letter from Madrid mentous.
that fala! duel had taken place there. In
what may BE- called high life. Ii would seem
that Il great intimacy exists between the
! Marquis de Casa iruIu The Minister of Foreign
Affairs, and Mr.. Herrtiia. the Minister of
Grace aud Justice, which intimacy, in fact, led
10 the circumstance of thes both Coming into
"sice together, and it WAS in contemplation
To cement IT by IL family alliance. Young
| CASA lIujn, a youth of about - years Of age,
and. We believe, The only issue the Marquis
has by his present marriage, bad for sumo
| time been paying his addresses To Miss Hercdia,
and 1t was Intended that he should shortly
lead her to the hymeneal altar. A few DAYS
before the letter above allHdedio was written,
a serious dispute had however, taken place
| between young Casa IIuJo and a French OIL
Ger, and d duel ensuing, the former received
mortal wound. The precise origin of
the dispute is not mentioned, although il is
limited that it was more political than
| humorous.
LONDON. Dec. l9.-Mr. Secretary Canning
is still confined 10 his bed chamber by indis-
position but we understand that persons nn
public business are daily admitted at Glou-
ces'er Lodge Mr.. Rush, tie Envoy from
the q. States, was with TIE Right Hon. Gen
tleman for II considerable lengt tn Of time on
w ednesday.
FOREIGN MARKET.
| Jsninry Lowing tn the report that Saez
was again 10 take his seat a.Ouug tie Spanish
Ministry, Spanish Bonds lowered Yesterday
arternoon1.4 pr cent. bur,his morning they
have recovered little, aud opened at 25 So
to &c, at which price they remain steady
The chet business dung this morning in the
above market is in the new Austrian Loan.
which is greatly sought afler Owing la its
being IN the hands of great capitalists, vcry
iittle at 1t Is alloat al present. In Columbian
there Is scarce any thing doing. Ia all other
| foreign securities the prices are almost non,i-
| nal.
MADRID, Dec. 9.--The new government
does not renounce the colonies /; a small ex-
petition has already sailed from Cad2 fbu,
without troops) for Lima. A present nnih-
ing is attempted bat to open an mercourse
with the Roy aiists, and especially with the
clergy.
1t is very certain that the French govern
'nent has taken part Ia these plans, which will
proon5 tie horrors OF CIV ii war in those couu-
tries, aad retard their independence
Ii Is affirmed, that Ferdinand has sent or
ders to the Havana, Ia. the Commander al tn.
tort OF Veta Cruz 10 Lima, and Porto Cabel-
10, 10 pay particular rrgald to the French
dag, doubtless to afford the French marine
| nore easy means to disseminate discord a.
mobg TIA. independents. Hence il is that we
near II asserted in the Court of Ferdinand,
and III the secretaries OF the faualcal party
that the Spanish possessions beyond the sea
are not " holly lost.
Oec. i7.-Our situation has not improved,
thouSh we are now in the thmd month of the
deHveranee OF the King. Peoples minds are
very anxious and impatient about the result of
the Mission of NJ. PozZo di Borgu, and of The
Notes OF several other Foreign Ambassadors
III this capital. The general amnesty, so long
expected, 10 stll Il disputed point "a majority
OF the Council of CASTLE opposed it, aud the
fanatics do their utmost to excite discomfort
IN the minds of the people, both here and in
the provinces, with respect to the conciliaiory
measures which To the moderate seem intlis
pensabIe. Addresses aud remons,ranc.s IN
the King succeed each other several ar.
written Ia such Violent language, and hold up
10 the Sovereign the prospect of SO MANY e.
Wis anu disasters, If he pardons and unles
| roiinn MS throne SD many thousands of mis-
| led objects, that his Majesty, naturally inclin
| ed To listen 10 the Services, in spite of all the
objections and efforts of the Foreign Minis
ters, and the counsel of some wise Spaniards
VINO ieei mat reconciliation is necessary.
meantime the prisons are full, the trials of tie
unhappy persons contiued in them ave without
dUV relaxation a 4, a..
has been terminated these three months.
$1,000 prisoners of war endure, in the depois
IN France, very different fate from what was
promised them before the King left Cadiz TO
join the French Prince.
PARIS, Dec. l7.-Letters and papers reach
ed Paris yesterday, dated Madrid th, 10th
instant their contents are highly interesting,
rather as they explain late events than as they
communicate new facts. 1t has puzzled th,
wlsest head, here, ever since we received
Madrid Gazette of the 4th, to explain the
principle on which tie present Spanish Min
lstry was formed, or the nature of the inau
ence which recommended each of lis hetero
geneous members. Private lettrEs from Ma
drid give Us the key OF the riddle. His ca
thoiIc Majesty, pFessrd by The Russian and
French Ambassadors to dismiss SstZ, was
Obliged al last, though much against his will.
To abandon the monk To his fate and 10 ,;
hlsboprc. In yielding, howe,e r, he was de-
termined to show the usual pervprsi,y of his
mind, and having dismissed Sarz, insisted ON
Diminishing at the same time all his other SER
wants. The principle on which be then form
ed his new ca bmet was TO make such a sc lee
ton as would disPlease all parties, that he
might snow The lmposslhi!Ity nf proceeding
without his fivnIite Minister. Hence The mot
ley mixture of Liberals, Josephinos, Fanatics
fe \