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

We hare heard much OF this will befnre. (,
and expected tn see il in print, il il could be- |
proved to be genuine.
We have in our hands. London papers to
the Goth Nov. The Courier Of the 18th con-
tains some affecting addresses from til. wife,
sister, and other relatives Of IT,, gallan; RE
go, to the King of Frapcp, beseeching him to
Interfere and save his life. They were about
To be sent by special messenger, employed
by MIR. Cunning, when the news Of Riego's
execution arrived in London.
The principal ministerial paper of Paris, of
the 18th Nov. protests against the recognition
OF the Spanish Colonies as independent states.
ny any European power, and adds" the
question of their treatment will be decided
with mature deliberation, and what may he
decided upon will be supported, not less ioiih
perseverance, than force"
A cabinet council WAS held at London, No
vember 10, but nothing had traDspired Of its
deliberations. The cabinet was summoned
by Mr.. Canning.
new Spanish Ministry was TO be formed,
and Saez was removed.
The Duke of Angouleme was expected at
Paris on the LIST Dec.
Ballasteros is said to have been arrested
while meditating an escape.
A member Of the Cortes, who voted for the
Regency at Seville, has been arrested and
hung at Grenada.
Gen. MorillO has also been arrested.
The French Consnls and Spanish authori-
Ties in the ports have disagreed concerning the
French vessels taken by Spanish privateers
which the Royalists refuse To give up.
The London Courier is now printed by u
machine, constructed by Mr. Napier, which
is capable of throwing off considerably more
than 1000 an hour-and ON one occasion Il pro-
duced mt the rate of 1880 per hour. No new
steam apparatus is employed, but two men
alternately turn fly wheel which acts as an
impelling power.
The exports from England of British ma
nufactures, the last year, to Buenos Ayres and
Chlll,are stated To have exceeded 81, OOO, 900 IN
amount.
Orders have be en- transmitted by the French
government to the several councils of war in
the frontier divisions Of Spain, to- suspend the
execution of the judgments they had render
ed. This order is said to have been given in
consequence of the intercession of the Duke
D'Angouleme in favor of those Frenchmen
taken in arms against their country.
| Advces from the frontier of Italy TO the
9Th of Nov. state that the Porte had issued
| orders for the Immediate equipment of all
their vessels of war. The ulierior object of
THIS measure was not known. 1t was, howe
yer, understood that there had been an en-
sagement between the Ottoman and Greek
fleets, but the result was not ascertained The
captain Pacha had, however, returned TO the
Dardaneiles.
| Marshal Money sent an address 10 the in
habitants of Barcelona on the 9TH, inviting
| them to attend TO their ordinary occupations.
and behold in the French troops allies and
| friends.
PARIS, Nov. 18.-Extract OF "a letter from
Madrid, Nov. 7 :" The report of a Congress,
| which mentioned in my last, gains ground
daily; but it is said that il will not be
composed of ENJOYS Extraordinary of the
Powers, hut ofthe Ambassadors accredited at
onr Court and that il will be- held at the Con
vent of the Escurial. The LIST of Dec is m en-
| TONED AS the day for its FIRST sitting.
" 1t is given out ms certain that the Minister
ut Foreign Affairs is to be displaced ; and the
possibility of total change of Ministers is
| spoken OF. To-day it is positively said, also
that Nj. Hero, Minister Of Finance, and NJ
D'Elisado, Director General OF the Treasury,
are 10 be removed.
7" 1t is stated that Riego, when his sentence
was read, discovered much calmness and sang
rad. and that he replied to the Judge who
read it TO him, "may my death restore calm
and happiness 10 Spain"
TIE Constitutional militia, who have re-
turned from Cadiz, after having been frequent
ly plindered CD the way, believed themselves
IN safety at their homes, but il is here that thew
have experienced the S'satest il-treatment."
SEnLIN, Oct. e0.-Since t.l- death of the
heroic Marco Bozzari, his brother Cons,an.
| tine has made himself known and according
TO letter from Tine, dated Oct. l3, and
which has been received at Nssa, he has a
venged the death Of his brother in manner
worthy ofhin. He is said to have complete
| ly defeated the Pacha of Scutari, ubo had
advanced 18th fresh troops, towards the end
at September, and To have DESTROYED IN.
greater part of his array. Among the prison
ers were 605 Latin Christians whom Bnzza
RI sent to their homes, after reproaching them
for having fought against their Christian bre-
thren. May all the Christians of the west
| appreciate this conduct. According to the
latest private letters from Macedonia and
ThcssaIy, we learn that As far as The Pelopon-
nesus Is concerned, the Greeks have nothing
more to fear. IL is true that bags full Of hu
man cars, stated TO be those of slain Greeks.
and for which the Porte, according TO ancient,
custom, pays certain sum, are sent from
time to time as trophies to ConstantinopIr.-
But the Franks are no longer deceived by this
as II IS certain fact, that the Turks cut of
the ears of their own dead. which they deli
yer 10 the Porte as those of Christians.
CAUSE OF THE GREEKS.
BOsToE, Dec. GA rnreing or The c;,izers If
BnsInn, without dis nci'on of political parties Vas
held on Friday evening, 18Th inst NJ the Exchappe
Cu1ec House, for the purpose Of adouiing ,nr.sn,e
To succour the Greeks la their present struggle for
Independence.
This an adjourned me- cling from T,es,lsv evo,