Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-26

Faith, unless they are marched away. The French
General commanding has ordered the Baron DE.
roles 10 wnhdraw his troops 20 the distance OF egh,
leagues. The rouriers have been stopped on Tho
road between / rance and Madrid and there ara
reports oil Disturbances and medIaied insurrections
from several parts OF The kingdom Such is the
squadron oi hying runois which we have COL
lected together.
II is reported Ina, an English man of war has Ia
Ken n Spanish ship with a large amount Of specie.
rs security Tor her loans.
letter of the 7'h Feb from Paris states, that n,
that period II was IN contemplation IL establish new
mode OF taxation, and TINT branch of the ueasur.
was laying on oil u land tax. The plan is said IN
have originated with Nj. Lopez BsIlas,eros. Niuis,er
Of the Finances.
On the s9,h and S0th JAM the number of vessel,
winch entered the port OF Barcelona very con.
siuerabie Among them were more than 30 Spun.
ISL ships, laden with corn and other provisions
NJ f"ez de H. Csdena, whose nominaiion as Span
's. Minister 10 England, we have already announced
VIII not repair Immediately Ia h,s post
The decree recently issued by the King Of Spain.
respecting commercial intercourse with his American
Colonies, will he found below. Some anxie,y /,
manies'ru 10 me French papers, least this documen,
snou'o involve them IN an unfortunate dilemma Ii
they are hound TO wait until Spanish bouscs
are esao'sneu IN those countries, they likely 10
snare very hue OF The commerce but they hope ia
secure AN escape under doubtful clause of The de-
CREE, from SO mOrfiGying " situation
THE GREEKS.
Most OF the intelligence Il on, Greece in these mn
pcrs, IS only repetition OF former adyces Tbs
account OF the landing and success of The G,ecke ~
the island OF Scio, published some of our no,n;r.
papers, under the date Of Syria Feb 9 was publ;sh
eo 10 'he commercial IN more ample form, on The
ioh 'nsi under the dt'c Of January . as also Nh,
descent OF the Heilenis's the Isle OF My,eIeue =
lhefe ARE some new items, however, which Ieprr-
sem me STATE OF the cause, and the spirit OF the eo
PIE rs still more haitefibg than before
The Augsburgh Gazette contains The follow;r, IN
ie'lsence from Smyrna, dated January g We
nave neen Tor three weeks in the greatest alarm
IN ne uresNs are masters OF The Gulph, and of
fl,air
mere IS no longer security in The waters OF The Arch;
pelago. The intelligence Of the loss of tLe a.,
coming To The suceour of Sm,rna, has produced "A
ueep impression upon The Turks, who regard hi.
event as chassement of Heaven Five rripa,es
and SIX brigs stranded. The Greeks are flle, viii
JOY. IL THIS news be found irue il will auemen, The
courage oi the Greeks, and render our position more
u"neerous' One account says, the Greeks are said
TO have abandoned then projects apainst SMYRNA
b"i thus Item seems 10 come hy The way of Cons,an
"o.e, aud IL not so !aie by many days as the Smy,
Apr'vaIe letter from Odessa, Of the 26,l; Of Janu,
ry, says" According TO letters of the 18Th ins,
is"m Cnns'aniin"pie, the new Grand yzier, Galib
o"tid- Etfen d', has not YET entered upon hs Tunr-
mons u rs aid that he is very H. and that I;,,Ia
hope OF h's recovery is entertained. Some persons
s save 'h"i he has met win strong opposition in the
D'van, on account OF his mild and concia,ory din
position. The latter is by no means imnroh,TIe
he diplomatic body are dissatisfied with ,h,, ,urn
oil affairs IL is conjeciured Thai his successor viii
ne tIayau bey, who was exiied by Hailed Effemi
III 1871. We are assured that Lord Sirapelord has
hren authorised TO continue his medistion be,ween
RI STA aud The Porte" 80
The Nuremberg Correspondent contains the fol-
loving intelligence oil the 9th ni from Corfu we
have this moment received the agreeable ;n,ecencs
that the landing which the Greeks effected in The Isle
oi "E'e,e"e, mas been attended with complete sue
cess. me Hshen'sis,io the number Of seven or
eght thousand Hcn, have planted The standard of
Tue Cross IN all directions, and compelled their bar
naroos auVeIsafics 10 take refuge IN some forts IL
IS proohbie tha' ere long, the Turks will he under the
nIaiu
letters Safe that the Turkish garrison a. Palras he
ing informed oil The prcpaT aiions making to surround
mat fortress, and lake It 10y assault thought proper
10 csdcuate ~ dhu retire 10 Lepantu.
GREAT BRITAIN
Inc cafes from london are only days later
than before. There is no news
- Inc :, Globe announces that the terms of the
tireek loan lately contracted by Messrs toun Imam
Don anu v Brien have not yet been published The
responsibility of this house, and The interest taken in
he loan ny one oil the most considerable in this city,
favour. o.
A" address published in The Courier from the
Soionai Chamber 10 the government is said 10 hear
a bali threatening tone.
The Fresch papers rerresent ENGLAND ne b,v;o,
grent commercial advantages 10y refusing TO inter
meuue WIN tie war,aDd stepping fresh ~ the close
WIN an uninterrupted commerce. 10 the full and al.
trade. -N"'e'''""
Ireland continued to be disturbed by Whi,eboyism
Many ouiIsges are detailed
!. = n.
Paris, Feb. l0.-1he following copv Of the Kin,
OF Spans decree, Of The 9Th instant relative 10 The
american COLONIES reached us last night by EXPRESS:
hy my preceding DEGREES, abolished in my ultra
marine States the soi-disant Constitutional ayeyme
ana re-esabi'shed my government there up,,' lie
i""''nF 'hai u existed previous 10 March Z, 1920 as
At ,ook place ~ the Peninsula, The provisions con
ceiheo ohiy the internal regime. As 10 The com.
mel cia relations Signiied 10 The autl,or;i;cs NV M,
ordonnance OF Jan. b, lhaiiley were 10 maintain
nose relations as they exist, with he consep of The
IoG"i cne, ha'ing SINCE ihHtprTind hrard NV Coun-
ell oil The Indies, and my Council of Ministers have
resolved 10 ordan ms follows:
l. Inc uIrect'commerce shall be maintained in NV
Amteah oia'es with foreigners, subjects OF powers
~ ah,abce and amy with Spain and The trading
vessels oil be said powers will be allowed IN ,ra;c
States. ~ NI''""
2. A decree shall be issued, or a taw enacted IN
regulate 'his commerce, and determine The pors in
wh,ch shall be carried on, as well VA the NORTH Sea
a." me Islands, as ~ the Pacific Ocean Custom
houses sha' ne established where import and EXPORT
duties shall be received upon the footing of eousI;,v
between the subjects Of the said movers
D. IL shall likewise be determined by the reeua-
IONS upon in's SUBJECT, what advantages, preferences
anu exemptions ought 10 he granted to Spanish com
meIce, navigation, agriculture, and manufactures
y CntII The Two foregoing articles can receive
iher perfect execution no Innovation shall he made
w me actual state OF the commerce Of America and
VI shaii be assimiaied much as possible in other
respects 10 what is the practice with IrparJ 10 ,be
Island of Cuba. BE- ~ W.
ihe Am'iIcan Spaniards will see in these men
su'es ~ iIesh proof Of my warm desire IN increase
theT prosperity the European Spaniaids will see
Tue hrm resolution TO secure them the ex emptons
anu preference TO which they entitled the mer.
e""n's OF good ai'h OF all countries will see the in
teniIo1 To preserve aad favour the existing mercan-
I,'e relations, and The advantageous empIoymest Of
'heT capital aud lastly The allied or friendly Soye.
!f'shs apd Governments, will behold public tes-
Imony oi The value That attach to The preseryatiop
oil Tue harmony and good understanding that unites us