Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-26

Austria the Prince Royal, of Prussia; the I
Grand Duke Constantine, brother nf the EN- |
peror Alexander, and Count Ncss.rode, |
Russian Minister for Foreign Affairs
His Majesty has been pleased to grant a
pension OF 5oofr. TO NJ. Hughes Charles de la
Fontaine, the only descendant in the male line
OF the celebrated poet of that name
The indlcateur of Bordeax contains the fol-
lowing intelligence of the 26tIi uft from
Madrid =" The King has given definite or-
ders Tor the Archbshops and Bishops who,
| since his arrival in his capital, have nocked
| there, to return to their di0cesses. The dis
oandment OF the Constitutional troops con-
iinues, but there is difficulty in organizing the
Royal army. The King has decided the
clerks, etc. who served voluntarily in the
National Militia, shall be discharged from their
Offices"
According to advicrs from the Levant OF a
recent date, the Dvan has received inteIIi-
gence that since the return of the Captain
Pacha 10 the Dardanelles, the Greeks have re-
established the blockade of the ports still in
The power of the Turks, both upon the CONT
nent and in the Islands, and have captured
several Ottoman vessels which they have
declared lawful prizes, and particularly some
that sailed from Salonica, the cargoes of IS hich
We're Turkish property.
The Vienna Gazette ofthe Goth ult. states,
that the Emperor, since his return, has consi
derably mitigated the punishment of the indi-
dividuals convicted Of political offences in
Lombardy. Nearly all those against whom
there was 20 serious charge, have bren set at
liberty, and the detention Of those sentenced
to Imprisonment for life, has been limit ed to a
| fixed term.
i PARIS, January 9.-Extract of letter Of the
Gath ultimo from Basic =" A Spanish Envoy
Extraordinary Is expected shortly in Switzer-
land, to induce the Governments of the diff
ierent Cantons TO adopt military capt.
tulation proposed TO them by Ferdinand VII.
who requires for private service four complete
Swiss regiments. Ii is still doubtful, however,
whether the Swiss Governments will grant
their legal sanction To the military engage
ments proposed to our csuntrymen by the
King of SPAIN
Letters from Italy announce that the EN-
peror of Russia is expected at Rome in the
month of April. We are ignorant whether
this rumonr has any foundation. Ii is certain,
/ however, that the son of the Count dc Gotiorp,
tEx-klng oil Sweden) will shortly arrive in that
, capital. journal dcs Debots.
/ The lndicateur Of Bordeaux contains the
, following intelligence of the s5ih uIt from
Madrid The capital is tranquil, but the
{ roads IN the rnvirons are infested by robbers.
t We are assured that the French soldiers form
the treasury wagons on their roads to France,
; have been stopped near Alcovenda and strip
; ped even to the Shirt
Il Extract of a letter Of November S0th, Fl ON
Corfu =" MessIs. Andrew Louriotis, Orlan-
dos, and Lydovistis, Deputies of the HelIenist
Congresa, arrived here few days ago, ON
board an English packet, which has since
: sailed with them for London. The most
cordial reception was given them here, and
| during their stay our island presented stay
OF festivity. We may hope that the object of
, their voyage will be agreeable to his Britannia
Majesty, and their mission be crowned with
success.
: we are assured that the army of occupa-
l ton now in Spain, will return to France on
the LIST of June next TOuotidienne.
II The Augsburgh Gazette contains the follow
ing intelligence, of Nov. a5th, from Constan-
I tlnople. The Treasurer of the Porte ha:
declared to the Diean that, in the actual stu.
alton Gifts finances, i; will be impossible shortly
to levy single piastre and that commerce
S has received deadly blow from the measure
I adopted by The Governnent of fixing arbtra-
e rlIy the value of gold and silver COIN The
2 consequence is that all who possess specie
D hIde II, and scarcely gold coin is Ia be mel
D with. This state of things is natural conse-
quence ofthe long Instruction of the Greeks
and the forerunner of greater evils TO the Porte
FROM LIMA.
RI A friend has favored us with the following exirac
!, al a letter dated Lima, Sd Oct. IN Y 1fer 7dr
You are aware oil the circumstance OF R,va A
: guexo having dissolved the Congress in Truxillo
e which act, added to his continued resistance may h,
n Ell one OF The most unfortunate occurrences
IN the history of the revolution. Should he perse
we're N the part he has taken, the combined efforts
which are now making for The liberation Of Peru
u w'l be greatly pan ased and its emancipation from
:. the Spanish yoke, which nigh, have been looked
upon us almost accomplished may now be retarded
tor some fine.
g have the pleasure OF pcIos;np fr.,ei,,;o, o
D bnli'ars letter to Riva Aguexo This latter had nc
ehect, ms lie bearer OF u has returned, and one
war has been declared by The Congress against Rya
Agusxo. second commission has however bee .
sent To HIM yesterday and is sincerely 10 be hopeo
that some favorable arrangement will lake Mace
that The generous efforts OF Colombia headed y he,
brave L'hera'or Bolivar may be finally crowned with
success.
. - LIMA, SEPTEMBER 1928
To Sr. Don Jose Riva Apuexo.
my D'ar fTie"d-ii ~ with infinite pain that
nave 10 address you ON maueT the unple NJ
and At The same lure the most monenious which car
1 occur ~ the life of public character
~ unnecessary at this period enter into an
investigation OF The tause OF difference between YOUR
self aud The Congress- or even to apaIyze The cha
raclcr OF u. The fact is, you are now II open war
r with the National Representation Of yonr country
The Representative Assembly was convoked by The
lonndcr of ITS liberty, and has been acknowledged
by the public authorities and people Of Peru Yor
yourself owed your elevation the Presidency 10 h
Assembly u ~ therefore beyond all doubt that the
authority Of fbody elected by the nation, can never
he annuIled 10y AIRY individual oc whatever rank he
u may he; and much less by you who was one of IN,
principal agents in the establishment Of popular rep
rescuiaiioD, and 10 which, as President Won bav
solemnly taken the oath of obedcsce IL fact m,
friend, the principle believe, does not admit of dis
cnss'on let US what will be the result Of u line
OF conduct in opposition TO IL.
II Bonaparfe IN Europe, aud liurbide in America
were the most extraordinary men PacI, i'm hi