Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-04

consequences of which the military command
or issued notice, Offering reward of hii!
doubloons to any one that would disco, er The
offenders, in order that they might be brought
10 trial before a court martial.
Intelligence from Perpignan, Of january 3.
states, that Barcelona, Perthus, and Cata"-
mia, in general are more tranquil, but towards
Tarragona the reaction begins to he felt Io
several places the authorities, who endeavoi
10 maintain order, have fallen victims tn their
zeal: il is thus that the Alcaid OF Wallis has
Just been stabbed" II Is stated in the Ma
drid Restaurador that Gen. Saarsfeld Is ex-
pected shortly TO take the political and mill
tary command of Barcelona, in consequence
of orders to that effect from the Baron DE-
roles. The Presidents Message at the opening
of the present session Of Congress, was repub-
lished in the Gibraltar Chronicle, on the Sd
and 4th of January.
The following commercial letter was re-
ceived in this city yesterday, from Cadiz, dat
ed December 12. 1.-THE markets are no bet
ter. The French are intruding into the coun-
try every species Of merchandise, and parti-
cularly provisions; being entered for the use
oil the army, they pay no duties, while these
gentlemen are quite on the alert to prevent
others from smuggling"
Morillo Count Carthagens,) is at BarceIo
ma, with his wife.
FRANCE.
BY the Royal Ordonnancc of the King OF
France, Jan. 9, n Superior Council of Com
merce AND the COLONIES is created for the ex-
animation of all laws and tariffs relating to
the foreign and colonial trade of France. The
Council will consist Of the President of the
Cabinet Council: all the Cabinet Ministers
two Ministers of State; the Director General
OF the Customs the Director of Commerce.
Agriculture, and Arts, attached to the Home
Department; the Director of Political AZ.
fairs attached To The Foreign Department :
fhe Director of Colonies attached 10 the Ma
rine Department; Council of STATE: and
five other members to be appointed by the
hing. Under the President Of the Cabine,
Council Bureau Of Commerce and Colonies
is also created, 10 collect information To assist
the new Council in their deliberations This
Bureau IS to consist of the Director General
ri the Customs; the Director Of Agriculture,
&c. the Director Of Political Affairs, &c. the
Director of Colonies, &c. Councillor of
State; and two Masters of Requests
The Egyptian tomb was yet exhibited al
fse Bazaar, upon the Bouevarde DIES ltalirns.
1T has been visited by persons most distinguish
ed by rank and learning, who have expressed
their unqualified satisfaction. From the ,hie-
roglyphicai inscriptions upon the original, of
which 1t Is model, IL appears Ia have belong
~
than 5000 years ago. This remarkable monu-
ment displays the interchangeable zeal and per
severa nee of the celebrated traveller Belzoni,
who is at this moment traversing Africa 10
make new discoveries.
In consequence of thc representations of
the Chamber of Commerce at Bordeaux. re-
iative To the interruptions to commerce, in
consequences Of the filling up Of the channel
government had agreed to defray the expenses
of clearing il.
The king Victor Emanuel lex king of Sar-
DINA, is teis!-his aye was 60 years The
health of the Pope has improved, he is not
yet ont of danger.
French Funds, jan i5.-Rentes were rather
pieni! to-day, hut notwithstanding are higher
shan yesterday. They opened at 94C 4Oc. and
closed al 94f. 35c.
GERMANY.
The Augsburg Gazette Contains the follow
ing intelligence of the Sd inst from Vienna
" Since the termination of the Spanish war
the credit of the Austrian public effects has
risen at all grea, commercial places. On the
goth Dec. the effects or The Mon. IIumhardn
Venetian, which circulate at Milan, rose 10
gag, and The Nj t;c- now a. 83i. II IS
probable that 5 per Cents. Of that city, which
are likewise current at London and Paris, will
shortly reach the same price as The Austrian
Funds 1T Milan"
The EIccor &c Cassel has jus. issued an
Ordonnance Offering pardon Ia all Members OF
secret political associations who have not com
'nltted overt acts, and are not implicated in
the threatening letters addressed To himself
upon conditions that they reveal all they
know relative 10 the members and effects ol
such associations, and make oath that they
have not concealed any thing, and that in
future they will never join similar societies.
According to the Frankfort Journals, a dis
csvery has been made in Bavaria of snme Sc
clet societies, which has led To the seizure ol
large mass of papers md the apprehension
o( u considerable number Of persons The
Bavarjan papers are quite silent upon the
subjects.
The London Courier says that indirect mea
surcs are taking to deihrone Bernadotte.
RUSSIA.
Accounts from Warsaw state, that il il the
Intention of the Emperor Alexander 10 estab-
lish cotton Manufactures in Poland. NJ. de
Minziahy and hi4 suite left Hermanstadt
(rrausylvania) for Cous,antinoplr, on the eIsi
and sJ!. 10y Bucharest. The brother Of the
H@spOdar Is awaiting on ihr frontiers the
Russian agent who travels slowly.
GREECE AND TURKEY
All The accounts frnm Greece, from every quar-
ter, concur ~ The statement that their affairs conf
nup prosper The fali of Curinlh is confirmed.
The siege or Aiissoiunshi has been raised nnd
since The return ol the Ottoman q 81 Constantine.
PIE, the Greeks have recommended the bloc k4de o
ail the ports ocruped by the TURKS on tho coast o
ASA Minor, and have already taken great number
OF Turkish merchant vasseis, which they have de-
clarsd free plumber aud among lhem with
very rich cargoes. a naval expedition is preparing
ut Cons,anInopc against the Grreks hui "a believ
cd IL will never leave The port. VI iceduuia is nearly
free from OIcuiln trnnps.
ENGLAND.
British Stocks on tho 70 OF January. Three p"r
cent COlso.s are up to 20 ii SpansiI Bonds open.
ed NJ 4 1 I,,,s "a, nf he