Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-23

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the hopes of the publishers.
Gahgnanrs Messenger.
The pretended D.uphin, lately arrived
from the United States. and on announcing
himself as Charles the Tenth, king of France
and Navarro, was taken by the eommandant
Of Havre, aud pu into " place of safety"
la Spain, small bodies of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
frequently appear in arms, and although ma
ny individuals have suffered capital punish.
ment, the example seems 10 produce no IF
tct.
They still talk OF an Aulic Council in Ma
drid, and the Duke del Infantadu, il Is said.
is To have the presidency, with power of
nominating several members. The purifca-
Ton OF the professors of the universities Is now
going on, and some have been rejected
When the new system Of education is begun.
many of the instructors will be more igno-
rant than their pupils. Wnmen are now re-
CURED TO take the oath ofpuriicaIi0n. - The
English and French Journals are prohibited
III SPAN, SO that great uncertainty prevail
on The aif,iis of South America.
Private Letters mention the failure OF the
house of Widow LIZ Conteaux, of Rouen,
for about 100000
LONDON, Oct. 96.-An express has arrived
from Liverpool, with the news, from n York
10 the LIST. inst. by the Pacific.
report was also in circulation of tn.
death ct the King Of Naples, which howe
yer, We cannot trace 10 an authentic source
letter has been received from the Re,
Mr.. Cotton, written in France, stating that In.
mas returned from America for the sule pur-
pose OF coming TOT general and satisfactory
arrangement with his creditors.
IL is said the legal advisers of Mr.. Faunt-
leroy, have come 10 the determination tina, up
less awaiting defence can be established, TO
advise HIM 10 plead /" Guilty" Ii is estimated
'nat one reason Tor adopting this course. is
that in the progress of an investigation facts
may transplrc which would eliminate certain
persons who have had transactions with Mr.. F..
A letter from Paris, states that Dec,z.s had
appeared at Court, but the King would moi
speak In him.
CoNsrANrINoPLE, Sept. g5.- II was said a
tew days since that the Captain Pacla would
not re-enter the Dardene!ies without rrnairipp
ms defeat by some blow of importance. and
therefore, out of regard 10 his own safety
Intended to make another attempt on Samos.
Little apprehension. however, was entertained
for the gallant Greeks.
The celebrated Dschanib Effrudi one nj
The most influential friends of the ianissaries
and to whom all eyes were turned since the
downfall OF the Grand VIZ or, is suddenly dead
~. Nleutriakt, has at length assumed =
diplomatic character rs charge d'affaires OF
HAST A H.. Il
i'"sS'' I'm me arrival, winch appears not very
near, OF the Marquis of libeaupsrre.
Letters from Havrc, state il was renera,lv
believed in France that nego,iarions fnr 70,
cosnillon of the Independence of Hayti. would
be renewed
CONTRACTS had been made at Havre for the
delivery OF Upland Cotton in March uezt. a,
g sons. ''eA'' al
:, private letter from Constan,inop,e dat.d
oep'. 2oti, states that the combined TurL;oh
and Egyptian fleets were blocksded hv ,bs
Grreks IN the ports,of Budronm and Staoch.,
me papers say it's now doubtful wheib.r
any VI the FRENCH troops will be Withdraw
from Spain in January.
9 disturbances have occurred in Bilboa.-
o',"e % me richest merchants and citizen.
han ootalned passports to leave The place.
>, ne russian army on the frontiers of
Turkey. was, it is said, to receive consider
bic relpforce.lenis.
:, An account from Smyrna, STATES that a
French vessel from Saonca, bound 10 Al,x.
andI'a, Egypt, with five Turkish passengers.
was captured In August by Greek corsar'
and alter being robbed, and otherwise abused
me crew were put in the hold the vessel
Sc"'tIrd, ans sent adrift. The mate by some
means ESCAPED and reached SMYRNA. from
whence French frigare and schooner had
saiied Ia quest OF The robbers. T.Bey AIN
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