Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-18

" ,. All those who shall unite and make com
mon cause with the rebels shall be punished with
death
''3. To the Rebels who may be taken with arms
in their hands, only time prepare to die as Chris
tians shall be granted.
-. All persons, military men or Others, who
shall elsew here render themselves equally culpablc
OF the crime ofrebelion, will incur tie penalties re-
cited in the preceding articles.
q D. The sergeants, corporals, and soldiers who
shall deliver up their rebelllous chiefs and officers
shall BE- pardonej.
60 You will see that these presents be executed,
printed, published, and distributed in such man.
ner as to render them generally known
! Given at ST. ldelon>o, the i7ib Angus, 1925.
| n. ID. MIGUEL lBAREOIA -
| Our last intelligence from Madrid was dated the
| l0,h inst. at which time all was iranun in that
capital IQuotidie,ue.
twoald seem from the following article in the
Morning Chronicle of the 3Oth, that his most chris
,ian Majesty, Charles 10h was Preparing TO as
slst the lovely Ferdinand against his own subjects
" 1t appears by the latest accounts from Madrid,
upon which reliance may be placed, that notwih-
standing the deni1l of the Etoile another expedi-
ZION oil the French army into Spain is seriously
contemplated Several eminent houses in Madril
nave been applied TO coaditionally to contract for
the forage and provisions of large BODY of French
pinion was, that Ferdinand had agreed 10 grant a
constitutional charter, which the French army is to
see respected, the ultra faction threatens ex-
IRENE measures in the event OF such an arrange
ment.'
LONDON, August 30.-The panic in the money
| market appears increasing with each succeeding
day. Conversation in the city appears to be direct
ell TO tie lessening OF the issues the Bank of En-
gland, followed by country bankers. and I'll mo-
MED men, and 10 the conduct of eminent capita
list, wise in his generation who foresaw the
storm, selling all mis- stock, borrowing money in G.
very direction for the last two months, till he has
collected such sum pseses all precedent if re-
port speaks truth, and which he is willing TO lend
| On s. adequate securily.''
A second express from Paris 20 highly res
Pecsaeie house las this day reached TIE city, stating
a report that Mis-, olongn has been taken possess
sion olby two English frigates, and that when the
news reached Constan;inople, the Turkish gov
eminent ordered repfisals.
| l'isrepeated that the visit of the duke of Wei
ingonto Paris, is estve 10 the affairs of Greece
ana that France will allow Eagland to act in Greece
as she pieases, and if necessary, unite with Enc
ianu In opposition 10 the views OF Russia s. AuStri,
PARIS, Aug. 27.-Accordng to the most re-
cent letters from the Ievant the success of Ibrabom
Pacha has induced the Porte TO make new efforts
10 conclude the war with this campaign Fresh
ornaments arc preparing in the port Of CONSTANT
squadron will land troops, and great number of
Transports will sail TO reinforce the Captain Pacha.
lie pacha OF Egypt intended to send new
squadron with $500 men, 10 the Morea, but the de-
parture OF this expedition has been hindered by The
| plague In Alex andTia.
lie Iyeek Admlrals, Miauls and Sachtnry are
forwarding with sieat activity Hydra and Spezzia
the rein;orcemeats promised them, CONSISTING of
ships of, and fire ships As soon as the fleet is as
senbIed strong division will sail for Missolonohi
/ The last accounts from the Adratic announce
that Redchd Pacha, seconded by the Captain Pa
cha, made, on the 10th July, general attacl. on
Missoionshi, that his attack was repulsed but that
1t was 10 be repeated, and that the capitulaon tn
treat the result OF this arnstice still unknown
but it is certain fact that up to the 2Is, of JULY
the place had not captulated, though report hal
II oeen spread that II capitulated on the 18th
HE last accounts received by the Porte and
those which have been transmitted 10 the ambassa-
dors at -Constannople, by the consuls of their
| respective governments, only announce that the
Egyptian army Is collected in the en- vrons of ,rr
| poiz1a, where 1t remains on the defensive, waiting
for achievements
| Extract OF n letter from Liverpool, fur 81
I The total sales oil Cotton the last four weeks
have been $4,000 bags, OF which about 81 900
have been taken speculation, and 500 for .x-
portaton. Imports 70, 500 bags. We have had
some orders from Flanders, and as the continental
markets are above ours, we hope TO this demand
continue. Ours own spinners now beginning
to work more freely, and if confidence were re-
established, both they and spectators would pur-
chase to some extent at the present reduced rates
The sales in the past four days have been only a.
bout $500 bags, and there is still heavness about
the market which makes ii rather Doubtful if even
| the present prices could I've maintained. We quote
! Uplands, q to 10 rs; New Orleans, 8 l-2 to
j l2d.
Z" The sales Of Tobacco during the month have
been about $50 bids. During the last fortnight,
there has been little no demand and IS believ
some little decline in price would be submitted 10
effect sales
| Fem the New York Evening Post October III
BY the ship Henry, from Havre, we have Paris