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

CHARLESTON, Dec. 93.-i5y the shin Delta
IN 81 days from Hayre, we have received our
regular files of Galignani's Paris Messenger 70
The 18th November, Their contents arr. ,,n.
Important.
Tarrasoea and Hostalrich were to have be.n
5th and 6tn November
Ahcant still holds out. Col Paul. surn,n
eo Chapilangarra, has recently l-yird Il CON
'ris"tion oil $4,000 piastres -pun the COM
Lnerce uf that city.
1t ~ generally believed that. on the 18th
nov. Ferdinand will publish general amnes
~. Tue decree of Xeres has already rec,.iy
"a notifications in favor OF several persons of
consideration, among whom General Casta-
nos is mentioned
AL Americans employed in the Spanish
constitutional Army, Whatever may be- their
rank, have received orders To embark and quit
the country.
Inc French Government, well aware o(
the influence exerted by journals in England
and France over public 0pinion, has deter
mined 10 prohibit the entrance of English Pa
pers without exception, and such French ones
as are objectionable for their principles The
number of Spanish Journals will be diminish
cd, and great difficulties thruwn in the way OF
The appearance Of new ones.
HE Ex-French Colonel Gauchais arrived
Gencarmeiie, and proceeded on the following
DAY To Toulouse, where he will be tried for
serving against his country.
GENERAL Moit0r, we are assured, will TAX e
me command of The army of occupation.
The municipality of Paris have gwen orders
Tor fifteen pictures To be finished in six weeks.
These pictures, the subjects of which are la
t-n from the war in Spain, are To- he placed
IN one Of the rooms OF the Hotel de Vile ON
In II q f..t..,
Angouieme.
Extract Of private letter from Berne. of
the 29th nlt. 1t is said that a request has
hsen made 10 Switzerland for troops To fnrm
the guards Of the King Of Spain and the King
ot Portugal, and that, in order that no difficult
~ may arise with rrgprd 10 the former, on ac-
count OF the arrangement of the finances OF
the country, an allied Power has offered 10
guarantee the pay and prn-ions stipulated in
convention upon that subject"
l.isbon Papss to the 26lh ult. contain no
news whatever relative 10 Portugal itself or
10 brazil. Among the naval arrivals are sev--
raj from Pernambuco one of which had $50
soldiers on board the other brought only IA
few soldiers. A ship of war, in nine DAYS
from Madeira, announced that tranquility pre-
vailed in that island.
The rebeIlious Army 10 Estramadura has
been reinforced, within few DAYS. by the
troops of Elnpecinado
The London Morning Post mentions that
the British Government, in order 10 reinaye
al' possibility of doubt respecting the recogui-
non OF South American Independence, have
IN contemplation certain diplomatic appoint =
1nents Ola still higher character than those of
Consuls.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
NEW YORK, January by the arrival last
evening OF The Packet ship, .Sisphanin, Captain
macey, from Havrc, the Editor Of the All
v0cAte has received his files of Galignapi's
ParIs Messenger, aud LA Constitufioonel TO
the goth November, and Havre to The gIst,
all inclusive. They contain London dates To
the 18th
Tile only important new they confirm, re-
iates To the Greeks, which will be- found in
extracts brlow. IN the naval action, (ihe re-
pori of which waa brought by the Orbit il was
stated the Turks had siiccceded. hut i, now
apprars that the Greeks wrr,, victorious by
means OF fire shifs they burnt four large ,rs-
s"is, sunk others, and captured two frgaies,
ana carried them into the port Of Psara.
me Turkish army under command Of
Sanh Pacha, and Jusuf Pacha, has experienced
sr'er-l sgnal defeats, and was hseing before
the Greeks. The other army composed
ut AIbanese troops from ScOdra had also ex
perieDcrd heavy losses
ne hngnsh Editors were a'l engaged IN
discussing the affairs Of South America.
The Fr'-ich ministry had decided 10 make
snIdll reduction ia their naval establish
nlsnt.
DIR. Canning arrived IN london ON The l7th,
and Cabinet Council was 10 be held ON the
18Th, at which meeting il WAS supposed the
affairs Of South America would be- discussed
We are sorry TO learn That the crew of The
packet ship Paris, with the exception Of the
Captain, and LIST mate, were at lost in going
from Cherburg to Havre, ina French sloup.
public sale of the cargo of the ship Paris
Capt. Robinson, wrecked ON the coast Of An
der'iiie, near Cherbourgh, on the S1st Octo-
her last tnOk place at Cherbourgh, the cath
Nov. consisting Of Inc following articles, W.
! % bbls pot ash, 900 boxes tea, so bags cot
Zee, aud $50 bales coitoa. The sale was made
W presence OF the collector Of taxes for the
port Of CheIbourgh.
IONIAN ISLES.
ZaNTE, OCtSc.-Tbe army Of The Pects