Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-08

ultation OF the Royast party, now they are
the masters, may be judged of by the excess
rs committed On All Saints day; they went
To the church yards, and after having defac-
I'd, with their sabres, the epitaphs Of the Con
sti,utionasts, they slapped at the graves of
Sierra, Pamblei, and Landabnrg, from which
they took the bodies and tore them 10 pieces.
"The following account, which is given as
authentic, is calculated 10 Excite the most Sc
rious reflections, and horror. 1t is stated in
accounts from Guadalaxara, that a Colonel of
the Corps Of the Empecinado having been
brought prisoner, it was with difficulty he
reached the prison the people, with loud
cries, demanded that the Governor should
deliver him up to their vengeance, if he would
not sacrifice himself. He had the cruel weak
ness to have The gates of the prison opened:
the people seized the Colonel, dragged him.
and conducted him through the streets with
rope about his neck they led him out of the
city, pu, ont his eyes, cut off his nose and ears,
and last of all, his head. 1t is reported from
I'ruxi!lo, that the corps of the Empecnadv
continues TO he the terror of the country, and
that IT is still so formidable, that the French
troops are marching from all sides towards
that qsarter.
" The dismissal Of the Governor of Cadiz.
who had arbitrarily arrested the Duke dela
Prague, gave so much satisfaction To the peo-s
pie, that they testified their gratitude To Ger.
Bourmont by reiterated applause when he ap-
peared at the theatre. They let fly pigeons
adorned with ribbands, which is only done ON
occasion of public rejoicings.
Petsrsburgh, Oct 2S.-His maesty the
Emperor was ON the 18th Tulezyn TO review
the second assay. under the command OF
Count Witgeustein.
| 8 Count Nesselrode is expected here IN.
morrow: we have now No doubt of ,h.,
speedy adjustment of all our differences with
the Porte.
General Feusch has arrived here from
Warsaw, and Berkinow from Bayunnen
l Bresf, Oct. 27.-'rhe Minister nr Marina
has ordered the discharge Of the crews of So.
veral of the snips of his majesty. which ar. to
be dismaniled. The levy of seanipn which was
lately ordained has also been ceuntermand-
edo
The Madrid Gazette of the 10th, in answer
to the London papers, says, "T'he roval.de.
cree, by which certain class ur indi, icn,ls
are not banished, but sen, 10 distance of Gf
teen Leagues from The capital, has been exccut-
ed with the utmost miidncss. Only 600, and
not 600 persons have left Madrid; nont. have
been obliged To go foot, all on horseback
or In carriages. Ii ~ not tru. that forced
loan has been demaNded. There is no Amos.
'olic Jnnia ia Spain :
lBy ih- Fama.I
Count liulm, one Of the Commissioners
'"' "'u '"' b"c ~ c-nSniFn, has published
IN the Morning Chronicle, a statement. in
which he declares that his death was never
horned by The court that tried him.
The Spanish Restoration loan WAS rrceiy-
Ell ON the Change, in London, with Kisses.
Ihe Cambridge. at so guns, was Ia leave
England i"r South America on the LIST ult-
She was to carry out the English Commits
sioners aud Consnls.
letter from Paris, dated Nov. Io speaks :
O.ffl ,.,K
with water his body is IA mass of corruption:
and the flow rom his lower extremities is 50
great that itpens'ratcs in quarter of an hour
double covering of flannel, besides wrap
ping of bark and cotton. He cannot survive
ii month"
T DR.. Castaing, charged with poisoning two
brothers To get their fortunes, has been con
demned To death. Seven of the Jury only
were for finding him guilty, whereupon the
Court added their own number TO these, which
made convenient majority. Such is the
Trial by Jury in France!
The Bishop of Meaux has ordered that NJ.
Manuel shall not be allowed TO be gcd faher
al the baptismal fountl
The English papers contain most affecting
correspondence between the brother and the
} wifi" OF R'ego, and the ministry of France and
: England, praying to avert the fate of that I'M
fortunate but nstrlous patriot.
a He u dTiS .l|i'frs STATE the King oil England
tn he no more Hrmber of the Holy Alliance
than the Snitan-ihe former being IA hereto,
and the latter an nfideI
} The popular cries which resounded on the
journey Of the Spanish King 10 Madrid, were,
, " The lnquis'ion forever" Down with the
> Nation" Down with Conscirnce''-" Rel-,
Gion forever" Down with the Jew and Ja-
: cohlns'-and the Inquisitors were borne in
, triumph.
Sir Robert Wilson had arrived in England.
and, was residing in Hampshire, greatly reduc-
ed IN habit from anxiety and fatigue
Paris print OF Nov. II, states as a report,
! that the t.mperors of Russia and Austria a
=, greed at CZernnwitZ, to restore To the throne
of his ancestors The Son King whom Bona
| parie had deihroncd. His successor is TO be,
II IS said, King of Grerce-and these Soye-
rcigns are ahOnt also to assist the Knights of
Malta IN the conquest of Cyprus.
, Lord Byron has professrd his Willingness TO
AID the Greeks with donation of $4,000 and
$4,000 annually while the war ssts He has
not as yet taken the ibid hui is employed ln
writing additional Cantns of Don Juan. We
hope the Don does not intend To play Scara-
mnuch.
The Captain of the British Gisate Hussar
was On trial, on charges relative to mscou~
duct IN the reception and conve vance of Sir
r.. Thornton. Ambassador, and his suite and
baggage, to Portugal. Char. Courier.
n FROM RIO DE JANEIRO.
BosToN, Jan. BY Capt. GirdIer, from,
~" de JaDeirn, we learn that serious events
bad occurred there. The Cortes were in ses-
sion Nov. nth; and during an interesting de-