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

suspend the execution of the sentences PASS
ed by those tribunals. II will be recollected
that the Duke Of Angouleme inierceded for
the fiigitives who were taken with arms i'm
their hands.
At ST. Peiershmgh the fros,s were very
sharp towards the end of October.
PARIs, Nov. 10 On Monday afternoon an
extraordinary Council of Ministers was held
at the house of the Count de Villeie. A
Council was held yesterday at his exccllen-
cy's house.
Extract of letter Of the 18th instant, from
Madrid:-" The King will enter his capital to-
morrow. Triumphal arches are erected, and
the inhabitants are filed with Joy. II is -x-
pectcd that to-day at Aranjuez the King will
issue the important DEGREES that Spain is look
ing for from him.
The Neuremburg Gazette states that Leo
XII. has granted amnesty to all individuals
small provincial town, designated by the let
ter N -. -, il adds that there are 500 or 500
persons in prison."
LONDON, Nov. l7.-Stock Exc. O'Clock
The Forei gn Stock Market has been in con-
vulsed state again to-day, and the 1uetuation in
Spanish Bonds has been as rapid az il has been
extensive. Before 10 O'clock sew eral expresses
arrived from France, which notice great de-
preston in the Bonds at Paris. Ii would ap-
pear that those of 1921, which on Thursday
had been sold at e8s left off ON Saturday at
"a, Spanish stocks at Paris being made out
according to the French currency this quo
tation 10, in fact, lower than they have been
sold in London since the Proclamation ofthe
King of Spain, annulling the bonds, was pro-
nulgated. Late on Saturday afternoon a re
port was current here, that there had heen in
the French capital sudden improve cement oil
per cent. This rumOur having been mega
tivea by the accounts this morning, there was
great rush in the Foreign Stock Market at
very early hour to effect sales. Before 10
O'Clock, the alarm among the holders IVA. so
great, that the bonds of 1891 were offered for
sale, even at 90; but towards the middle oi
the day the Brokers made some extensive ptir-
chases, so that the bonds rallied at o. 10 but
are now "a /, with rather Il heavy appearance.
The new stock has luctuat-d between Is ]
and 10. M business has been transacted i'm
the Loan of NJ. Guebard, aud whenever il has
been noticed, the disapprobatioH ofthe specu-
iators continues to he manifested by kissing
and grooming. We find that the Stock is in
serted IN the regular Exchange lists received
from Paris, hut no price is affixed to il il is
To be inferred, therefore, that il is no, much
counteDanced. The advicps from Paris show
that the French Funds, like our own, remain
very steady in price.-Our own Funds
opened rather depressed this morning, Cons OILS
fpr Money and Account have recedrd Fl ON
83i 3-8 to 83a.
MIR. Canning arrived in town Yesterday. and
inns morning transacted business atihe Foreign
Office. AS we announced on Friday, a Cabi-
net Council will be held Tomorrow, when il is
expected MIR. Huskisson will take his seat, IL
being the first that has assembled since the an
pointment of the Right Hon. Gentleman.
ICourier
We understand that the state of rhr French
Ministry at present, on the subject of the as
sistance proposed to be given to Ferdinand for
the recovery of his American coonies is very
similar to that on which it stood before In.
Spanish invasion in respect to that war They
are, IN fact, feeling their way, and not very
well agreed among themselves hut they are
less undecided as to the deed than AS to the
way at doing ii. There i. a portion Of the
Cabinet decidedly opposed to any provocation
OF England, by open assistance To Spain IN an
endeavOur no recover them the other portion
declares that they are at loss 10 aGcc tain
upon what principle of ;asiice or reason Eng
land, which was so scrupuious about ntprfer.
ing on behalf OF SPAN herself, can now saw TO
Spain, that she is not to accept any aid which
may be offered for the recovery Of Is hat thew
term her o'on property" Globe nAd T'rnu
We believe Lord Granville, whose appoint
ment as Ambassador to the Hague appears in
Saturdays Gazette, will fulfil the duties Of tina,
mission only, for a short time. 1t is expected
his Lordship's destination is much higher
and more important diplomatic station.
tComier
from ;he National Ga,cttel
The ship Stephania has arrived at n. York
with Paris papers to the Goth November. By
her we have received our regular file of the
Journal des Debafs. The affairs of Spain oc-
copied still much attention. Some accounts
represent Riego to have died like hero-oth-
ers ascribe To him deep conriton for his sins
against legitimacy. The world will Justly
give hin'credit for the utmost fortiIude TO the
last. Quatis alb incepio.
The kiDS OF France is represented az trans
acting much business with his ministers down
10 the Goth Nov. We should infer that the
British news of his severe illness is incorrect.
Prince TalleyraDd constantly appears al conrt
King Ferdinand of Spain entered his capitaI
mounted on car drawn by 100 men. The
French body guards were "a pass the winter
ut Madrid. The King OF France had inter
dictcd access TO the palace of ih.. Tui!eries
to Savary, Duke Of Rovigo. The cause
must be, the recent publication of Savary
concerning the murder of the Dnke D'Eng-
helm. The Journal DIES Debats states that
the affairs of the Ottoman Porte formed
'ue SUBJECT VI U1e idle conference between
the Emperors Of Russia and Austria. Nina
obtained, in his agreement with Marshal Mon
cey, an amnesty for all his tro"ps, and permis-
sion for himself to leave Spain. All his fol.
lowers who wished TO do the same, were to
have every facility afforded them for the pur-
pose.
On the 18th Oct. Baron Hyde de NtuoiHe,
French Ambassador at LisbUn, gave a mag-
nIbceOt ball :" in honor Of the liberation of the
King of Spain and his august family" Ills