Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-27

The Emrerer Of Austria has erased the prps- Of |
Sir Robert Wilson from the list of Knshis decorate,
with his orders.
u appears l., an exu.c, Of letter from CAP,
Leakc TO Sir II. Nlcnds, from the Bay of Bafra, ia
the River BonuN, that the Slave tfade carried
on 10y vessels Irosy under Tie French f,g, To an
enormous ex,-n-so that in the course of 10 months
i2f vessels arrived the North side of the Bay oi
Bi,ira and druar-ed with large cargoes OF slaves,
FROM 500 TO 1000 each AT a moderate calculation,
100000 slaves have been carried off in the above
vessels
MADRID Nov 2g.-The Empeci has been
taken L., = de,achmcu, uf :oyalisi volunteers
Prirute letters from uadrid Nor. 2l.-l have spo.
ken before of financial embarrassmAnts-ihryc con-
,'nue To increase. Much has been said in our Jour-
mails about the voluntary rii,s iiom the clergy, bu'
they are reduced TO $4,000 reals. aud this i very
small Tor the present necessities. Day before yes
terday the council of ministers embed for the first
time and IL is thought thai they have found great
difficult, the subject Of the loan proposed without
guarantee, Of which they have offer. In
the mean lime the people amused with projects
Tor reconquering the possessions ~ America, and
exped'i'ou u spoken OF but sensible men perceive
all the diihr uliy of such enterprise, and aar
ed the of SIP in, crushed by the weight Of
an anuua, expense a. 7 az 200 millions of reals, even
with the greatest ec"noniy, aud hardly expecting
receip Of 800 millions But this is no; ali They
speak more than ever Of disbanding The army and
no one can think OF such measure without 4 EN-
bling. The roads a'e now covered with l,wlpss
bands, and the greater of the sodery will doubt
less increase the, number.
Much SAID HcerniDg the OF Cong ress
which rs TO reguat d-iniie, the prog,e%s of the
government. la the mean time the law of amnesty
is postponed, and On igraions continue well as
banishmenis. he Conn, Pnnon Rosiy has heen
sent To Soria-l This is said TO have displeased the
royal's's1 Expnrgi'ions continue, and disconienrs
| increase. difference of opinion IL anticipated
| the Congress oi the EscuTal. The Ambassador Of
! France, Il - believed will he IN favor of represent
! taive government fcr Spain ; hut the minister OF
Russia Will desire that The KING shall Gle NJ
ency sometimes but on condition that he he always
absolute.
Intelligent silent, and await the effect Of
the ivqu'ston, hut without daring TO hope that the
% defmiiive measures will calm uncontrolled pas
| SONS, and bring repose To The Peninsula.
| II Incurred 10 ms, as we read the Paris papers
which received yesterday, thar those of our res-
ders who understand the French language riight he
! amused with specimen al The manufactured
| IN honor of the Duke d Angoulene on his return
| from SPAN. We have therefore copied long aud
poripons ode by poet Of some note, who is much
pra'sed in the journal des Deblis where il first ap-
peared. There is no tack of bomhasi and hyperbolr
IN the cowposition. The image OF the Frenchmrn
! who rerish-,l Ia Spain in Bonapare'S war, rising
from their graves to warn their cuuntrymen ag ANS,
exposing themselves 10 The same fate, IS, however,
| very pnetiCal and not ill-managed.
| Another elaborate offering ~ rhyme, made in th,
same journal, is thus signed" By Madame 80" au-
hor of various pieces IN honor OF his II X. II the
D"ke OF Bordeaux, inserted IN his pspe,." The lid,
N'~ resolved her loyaliy should he well Know n
Ever part oG Spain, Cpdz particularly is nov I'M
motIalizrd IN Fien' h song. The ROYAL Socir,y of
Letters, Al Pars, of which all the cabinet menu
hers, hns proposed ~ sIttipg which Chaeauhri-
aud presided, gold meo, worth 1900 francs as >,
| orizc for The best poem On &c The French army in
Spain," and another OF the value tor the bcss
. Discourse on the advantages nf Lesiiilnacv"
| When Nnpuienn came back triumphant from some
OF his vas' aud sIendd campaigns, Iere ieas,
| Q oundwok of reason aud truth for the addition
and peans directed him from every quarter of his
\ N n( he ukp Al An, al,
when :, is considered what the character and
amount of the force opposed 10 hirl bv wha' means
he 'anqu'shed generals aud statesmen through what
inhHences ioriresses were surrendered Ia him
what c"Ddiiion he has left the d, graded nation which
6Is involved IN the iircrsi intestine strife that
he IA ghi mar and lord securiiy when
all ihi- Is considered, his reception al PaIs-'s the
transports o jnywhich agitated immense mui,udes 1T
the sigh' oi The august deiIVrrer of Spain, '' the
maruai N.' of tie Prince TO whom was coni,ied the
safety "a SPAN and the repuse q! Europe, the arches
aed raised him, aud the wreatls Of victory
WAN which they we're coteied-can produce
distance only the efTer, of bu,lesque Iii most So
lemnly declared that - his nrff lille goodness his
military talents, his valor and his virtues will live Tor
ever 'he breast al every Cas'iilian." The Jour
n"i dies Dela'f SAYS hat Louis he 8th rs She pro-
ceeted IA MS carriage, With the Duke nv hi. side
wac g. rad .ni wi sladness and heaith," rayo,iant
de jOIe and saRte, and 'haI anon he ex-
'ondcd his band to HE hero of F1nce and Spoi, ~ no
raised - to his lips. . With how modest an air with
wa'' marks Of respect" adds The official rrput ter
" lid not The conqneror press forward TO humble his
gInFl before thal hront which rs the sonrrP OF all
iomor as OF all power" The clouds WITHHELD Ihei,
contents es', on the happy day, The sensihy of the
! Prince might he wounded Ivy the idea that his
triumph should expose The health of The Women chill
dren, and old men who formed part of his eegUrt
IS directly affirmed, that Providence dained a mi, ~
ce, IN regard To The weather, that the happiness of
the victorious leader might he without ALLOW.
The French courier who was despatched from,
P'ris, tn inform the Emperor Of Russia of the deli
ve'ance Of the ktrg of Spain found His Imperial
M"JeS'y AT No'omYgo'od, just as he about 10
REVIEW q considerable corps of cavalry. The EmDer-
or was 60 enchanted with the news Ia such deorpe
that he Immediately bestowed diamond ring on the
| oUrieT." An Odessa article of the Tn No2ember
states that the Russian Emperor, in consequence OF
The success of Lord Srangford's negotiations with
the Porte, had sent agent, NJ de hInciaky, To
Cons,aniinople, TO co operate with his L0rdship-
| The Emperor insisted upon the evacuation of Mol
for the deliberations Of all the Allied co~ris sfo are
10 Senie The ofnsdtiWg it, HIS first chamber
lam, grand chancellor ri AIT I've Russian orders, ar
| rived III Paris on tfo Il ID Sc p,brr.
| Tho text of the treaty between Turkey and Per-
81, IL given IL The French papers Of The 81 Deem
be-. In .s mbe, IL alleged that the interests
Of The religion of Islam commanded reconciliation
between The Two counters. The treaty was bTought
| about by The agency OF England The sovereign of
Persia ~ styled" the king Of kings the sultan the
OF \ sultan, the tonqueroT, The ruler OF Persia
&C and The Turkish m"naich--" the Protector Of
Tho FFit' Ruler 10y aud and, The sultan the son
oil sultan, The conqueror, the emperor OF the Otto
mnus," H.
The NJ ,drid official Gazette of the 9th November,
replies sturdy The articles Of the London Conriei
respecting the independence of the late Spanish colo.
mes \ uerca IL a>ks-fa colony il a sovereign
state of right aud ~ fact, soon as IL can maintain
itself ia independence, what would EngInd say If
Ireland were 10 use IN resurrection, aud keep herself
| inhepr pdeUt for some years, mud IL other poSer.
should then hasten TO acknowledge her DIS a suve-
reign stare
ia. Mo- .r Of 4 n