Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-19

"o""H "'i'ic respecting the charge which
France has made upon Spain as "a cumpensa
ton for the blessings of Ferdnand's absulut,
dominion =
1.-THE Spanish Government has. in fact ar
knowiedged debt To France of 81 600. OOo
but 1t IS not Il tie that there have been apnro.
priaied Tor the payment OF this debt any pub.
TIC productions or revenue of Spain. II is q
) simple acknowledgement, without any sort OF
mortgage, or any Indication of the means oil
payment.
When all the details of our Intervention
IN the aiiairs of Spain become known, when
the convention for the stay Of our troops shall
have been signed and published, it will be seen
with what generosity France has acted in this
memorable enterprise
MADRID, Feb. g." II is affirmed that the
decree Of amnesty will soon be published
WIN me notifications proposed by the Coun-
GU oil State and the Council of CASTLE. whom
ms Majesty consulted on this subject. We
40 not doubt that the wisdom of those res
prctahie bodies will know how To class the
individuals concerned, with Justice and firm
ness We have always said that it was neces-
sary 10 distinguish the Revolutons.s who
mace the revolution, from those who were
made by the revolution. There is also dis
JUNCTION 10 be made ia this class. We know
some at hese men, who in their provinces I,,d-
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Isle ct Leon, Tho in the municipalities oppo-
sea certain individuals who favoured the re-
Won some of thcs' have since sided into the
ranks of The Royalists,) and who did not Weld
| IN the Revolutionary Government was estab-
iished. after the extorted oath of the King.
| 1t Is affirmed, that by his Msiesty's order
the proceedings commenced against persons
confined for political msdemeanours shall BIZ
terminated IN a fortnight. Letters from Lis
4 hxN, oil. ns.I
Don ~ the 26th of January say, that the Con
s,''u omar party continues To intrigue az insi
| me heroic Charlotte OF Bourbon whom this
party abhors, because that courageous queen
was the chief cause of the destruction If thai
| party IN Portugal. They have gone SO far AZ
10 pretend that she covered with her credit
ana protection projects 100 udious u be even
expressed.
"I'he Marquis de TaIaru will set out in
few days to return to France"
LONDON, Feb. I6.--We received last ME Int
the Paris papers o,' Thursday and Friday
they contain little or nothing To interest the
English reader The Princess Of Condo, who
mad retired to the convent ofthe Temples des-
cribed IN the bulletins Of the physicians as be-
ing on the point of death. Nlarcellus, VIII q
nad gone on an extraordinary mission 10 Mad
md is said to have left that capital on ,b. 9Th.
The following are extracts from the Etoile
dated Saturday:
PARIS, Feb. 10" An extraordinary Rus
sian Courier, coming from St. Petersburg. has
arrived at Paris, and after having taken the
dispatches OF count PJzzo di Borgo, set ont
yesterday for Madrid.
courier from Vienna, addressed TO Ba
r'n de Vincent, the Austrian Ambassador, set
out yesterday for London.
Mr.. Won Fleischmann is certainly to reside
at 81. Petersburg, as Charge DIES Affsires for
n 4
ever, that he will not present his credentials
TILL few days before the departure of the
count Btroldingen, whose stay at St. Peters
burg VIII be protracte1 for some time longer.
itis affirmed that this minister (who has lately
been appointed Minister of Foreign fairs by
the King oil Wurtemberg) has succeeded in The
private negotiation which wass confded to
him by his sovereign. His ostensibIe mission
Is 10 be present, as ambassador for his court
at the celebration of the marriage of the prin-
cess Charlotte Of WurtembeIg with the grand
duke Michuel."
MALTA AND THE IoNIAN ISLAND
determined, il is asserted, to separate the qoy-
vernment of Malta and of the lonian Islands.
which were conformity held by The late Sir
Thomas Maitland. The former is TO be given
10 the marquis OF Hastings, with salary of
tS,OOO year, the latter TO Sir Frederick A
Dam WIN one OF $4,000 per annum. The
command Of the forces IN the Mediterranean
will not be concluded, as heretofore. in th,
government of Malta.
Sir Humphrey Davy will he at Portsmouth
on Monday, TO superintend the coppering of
the Royal George yacht. Samarang ffigate. |
ana Martial gln-brig, which vessels were IA, |
ken INTO dock this afternoon. The process, |
we understand is simply mailing strip Of thin |
iead or TIN, or composition metal under the
edges of each sheet, and that metal bpinp Of
a different nature from the copper, produces
a species of galvanism, ~ hich prevents the salt
water from accomplishing the Gopher.
Hampshire Telegraph.
conspiracy against the BourbOns, il is said. |
has been detected and trial of tn. consnira- |
tors ordered. But the time was postponsd
owing to the absence Of several witnesses. a. |
mong whom the Marquis d., La Favette WAS
one. This veteran IN the cause of Liberty.
MS son Count de la Fayette, and three Others. |
pave oeen flned ~ one hundred francs each. |
ny me Court OF Asslzes at Paris, for not at
t'uu'hS' ihOugh regularly notified as Witnesses |
on the trial of sne Soulignp and five others. |
charged with being engaged in the conspiracv
against tbe state. On the person Of Madame |
Chauvet, wife OF one Of the accused. and her
se1 indicted for being an sccomplice. several
letters were found from individuals in Lon
don, addressed TO their friends i'm France con. |
tanning particulars AS to the designs and pros
poets OF The conspirators among which was
one to General de la Fayctte, written by one
Phillips, IN which he says: "The person who
WIZ hand you this letter, will give you the de-
'ail, mat all your friends quit England She
w'll inform you of your good friends more full |
y than ! can do il here" The Marquis and
the other abseniees, had made declarations
before = magistrate, that they did not ac}now-
ledge the letters addressed to them, MOI know
whcnce 'hey came, and the counsel Tor The ac-