Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-21
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more than almost any oher subjects Two consi-
deraiions are said in 4 London Courier TO have
been presented To the French government; the first
that they should Withdraw all their troops from the
Peninsula, and leave the parties in Spain TO settle
| their disputes among themselves; and the second
TO march the troops which have lett Spain back
again, and support the King agains, the party now
opposed TO him, they defended him against that i'm
1928 Both sides have their difficulties The
french had either TO evacua,e Spain and leave it to
the Jury OF civil war, to invade it again. and tax
The held against the armies of the Faith, who had
revolted from the King They are reduced TO a
painful necessity but The Courier saws, will
they incur it for the sake of legitimate monarch
and AN ally for the sake, perhaps, OF the internal
repoSe IF France herself" Frem the whole
complexion of the intelligence from Spain and
France, we think there are strong reasons TO ex-
pect, that there will be conmo,ions in the former,
at least, before great length of time.
| By an article in the Moai;eur it appears, from a
formal report that the Baron Nac<au found some
difficulty in treating with;he Haytan Commission
erS respecting the recognition OF their indepea-
dence; aud that the arrangement was finished by the
interference of President 30, er, vino manifested
the utmost confidence in the Fren,h monarch's in
| tentions.
1t is also stated that three Hayiian ENJOYS have
arrived in France to negotiate loan, in order TO
! fulfil the conditions of the negotiation.
situation OF Spain at the present moment, ne
cessarily occupies the attention of the cabinets
of Europe. She be fast Ietrogradias
10 that point which, two years ago, was con
sidered 10 be sufficient for the invention of
her allies and as it must now be confessed tina,
the remedies which then proposed, have not pro-
dlced the results that anticipated, it be-
comes question Of deep political interest to con-
s!der what o her measures likely TO be adopteJ
an hat Ia, acbi
icste and difficult subject the policy which France
NAV be disposed to pursue obviously presents ITSELF
as OF paramount Importance; but is of COURSE no
easy task, at this par ocular uncture, to affirm with
confidence what course that policy will positively
take. The Paris Journals afford Us no aid They
are disputing portion OF them at least, abou, the
accuracy AMI comparative importance OF events
which have taken place; while the ministerial papers
have avoided, altogether any aIlusion 10 the
precise coeduct which the French government
may ind eXpedienl 10 adopt. We believe that
some important resolutions connected not only
with the Peninsula, but with the Sou h American
States, are about to be determined, and in concur
renee, probably, with tue views OF all the principal
European powers"
3essieres, the Spanish royalist chief of faction,
who had attached party to him, and was in open
hostility TO the government, has been taken and
shot. The Empecinado, chief Of the opposite
party, and who has llin for some time in prison.
has also, By command OF the King, been executed
Is this TO show impartiality? We are i'll informed
OF the secret springs OF these apparently strange
notions. Some unfortunate lree-masons, against
which society decree had recently been is
sued by the King, had been taken, and were ordered
Tor execution within three days.
Extract Of private letter. dated Corfu, Angus;
ID. On the llth inst. | wrote to you by the
Courier; and told you OF the assaults made by
Rumeli Valessy at Missoonghl, in which he lost
nearly the half of his army and retired in great con-
fusion. Our fleet, which arrived at Alissolongh,
riumphed over that Of the enemy.---With one fire
ship the Greeks succeeded in burning tN large YES
sells and took one brig, and the rest were put TO
flight and pursued by our ships. a part of the
Turkish fee took refuge at Avlona, where they
are blocked upby division OF the Greek squadi on
Yesterday there arrived here several small vessels
from Caamo and Prevesa, from which we learned,
that the Greek troops which were Salona had ar
rived Missoonghi, and had given a signal by
kndling fires, to troops in that place. and Ina
ing come 10 an undertaking with them the 7ih
instant, general and sudden attack was made
both within and without the place on the enemy,
and dreadful massacre took place many prisoners
were taken, and the rest driven to Vrachori."
lFtamthe Eioe ofSept al
The Augsburg Gazette. under the head ofTreste
2lst Aug. has the following letter, dated 9th
Aug
e The affairs of the Morea are on the eve Of
their deHoUemeaG Ibrahim Pacha, whose march
10 Napo d Romania, was TO have been seconded
by the treason plotted by one Scbzi and the Ar
chlmandrite Of ibe town, who has siuce been ar
rested, as he saw his plan disappointed,
commenced his retreat, and he is now near Trippo-
Iilz1, IN precarlous situation. II is affirmed that
Demetrious ysildnti has already tackled him there
more than once with success, aud that he has even
taken possession Of the remainss Of TripolizI4 ;
but what make his situation sill worse is the
paugo at Coran and Modon, which is said 10 rage
in dreadful manner and to have even spread
among the troops brought by tlus-ien Bey. MissO-
ongill has hitherto resisted lac attacks ui the Turks
who have been repulsed with considerable loss in
three attacks. On the 18th July, Miau!is il is
said appeared with 26 vessels before NIissolongHi,
and obliged The Captain Pacha 10 raise the blockade
by sea. One part Of the Ouonlon squadron is re-
ported to have retredted to Pa,rss the other TO
the Gulf OF COrnth"
The expedition for Greece, under Lord COchrane
was expected 20 depart IN about two months. Two
large steam boats were preparing foT that purpose.
LONDON, Sept g.--No sooner was u known,
with degree OF certainty, that Sir Charles Stuart
was TO 90 over 10 Rio de Jancro, on a special
mission, and intru-ted also with the dispatches Of
the King OF Portugal, than Minister extraordinary
was appointed in Paris, with the create. secrecy,
who actually arrived in tho Brazilian capital sew
ers days before SIR Charles reached il from Lisbon.
A new plot has been discovered in Portugal:
closely connected with that which was organizing
in Spain, and had for it, object the detlnonemeni
Of the King, In order 10 make way for the Infant
Den Miguel