Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-06

mat the order in question had been Obtained bv en-,
! Pni'e' and should be regarded as null and voit
ie''ers add, that upon the approaching ami
n'versary OF the Pope's Coronation, his Holmes
VIII issue an Ordonnance by which the land IA,
VIII be considerably reduced. The extreme pover
" with which the people are oppressed, seems I,
render this measure necessary. In the meanwhile
te Jesuits have been PIT in possession of the Paac
| Dorromeo, and more than thirty families domicilia
ted there.liorcedto seek for other dwellings,
Inc German Journals contain the following in
teiiigence nom st. Peter burgh: 6 On Septembe
20 an extraordinary courier arrived here will
dispatches from Ambassador at London, o
such Importance, that Count Nesselrode Forwarded
ganrog'
a Frankfort Journal says: " We learn by recent
auvices from Corfu, that a dissention has arisen be-
tween the Egyptian troops and the Arnaus and
turks under the command of Ibrahin Pacha.-
A"ey even came to blows severa! times during their
retreat rom the interior OF the Morea TO the coast
according TO recent intelligence from Rome the
rope Is better, although still unable 10 leave his
bed. He received the authorities and transac,s bu-
siness. His physicians hope that his health will
soon be re-established
a Frankfort Journal says &c We are assured
that the British Charge d. A flares at Constantine
pie has, by order OF his Government made an ex-
traordinary communication to the Porte
i he Lhdfto dt Roma contains The following in
teilIgence dated Corfu, September Is Letters
IRON Ithaca and Missoonghi, announce that Ihrabin
Fscha having killed with piso-shot the Pacha
oil Gambia, the nephew of the latter fred at Ibrar,
and killed him on the spot"
Extract of a private letter of the 18th instant from
trieste: " Missolongh holds out, and defends IL
sen vallantly Several more Austrian vessels have
oeen taken by the Greeks. The brig Severe. of
9OOO stayos, the finest vessel of our navy bov;oe
q nm ltc ~ c..
Vessei, was attacked on account of having 80 Tpr-
klsh passengers on board, and the Captain be;no
onilged 10 defend himself, the vessel was captlred
me men killed. and the brig sunk. Three rich
urks were Kept for The sake of obtaining ran
SON."
PARIS, Oct. 24.-At Ravenna, judgement re-
Gently pronounced by the Cardinal RivaroIa. Iesa,
.dterd' upon number OF persons charged with
political offences, has lust been published Seve,
were condemned TO death b,,t tb.; nm,
ishment has been commuied to % years imprison
heht In fortress, with the exception of t,,o who
were condemned as assassns, and who besides are
have been sentenced 10 rnprison
ment Tor life, fifteen for 20 years, twelve for :
years, twenty-one for 10 years, and six for FIVE
years; twelve TO the gaeys for life, seventeen for
20 years, four for IS years fourteen for IN ,oar
ana seven Tor years; and two have been baniShed
Ihe -dGSt7fo1, Observer informs US, that in the |
dorea nothing has taken place but few insignifi
can't actions, and asa proof of their being unnpor
Iant, ADDS that at Consiantnople not more fh,n
an hundred pair Of Greeks ears hal been erbi-
Dded. The Journal DIES DeJatS pertinenily in
Extract OF a prTvUrrr
from Madrid 8 Since The departure of the last
courier we have been expecting daily tots, change
Of the administration. except NJ. Calomarde; and, |
that the four dismissed Ministers woaldbe succeed
ed by men completely devoted TO the a postoiica
party. This intrigue, the principal support OF
which, consisted in partial Instructions that were
to have taken place in the provinces, miscarried,
because the 9th regiment OF the line which was al
Grenada by commencing the rev olution premature
ly, gave occasion arrest, from which revelations
ensued that discovered part of the project. The
Apostolicals, however, upon the miscarriage Of
this first effort directed their attention to the per
sons that surround his Majesty; and the Duke de
l'Infantado, who is completely devoted To them,
and whom they wish to place at the head of the TO-
reign department, was summoned on the 9Th inst 20
the Escural.
@ 1t then believed that Ministers were dis
missed; but powerful diplomatic agents at Madrid
having gone Immediately 10 the Escurial, by their
joined to that OF the Queen, who sup
ports Nj. Zea with all her power, the storm was
assuaged, and 1t now appears, not only that M
Yea, will keep his place. but that his antagonist is
likely 10 be dismissed. This change in NJ. Zea's
situation however, does not seem TO be the effect
OF harmony existing between him and the Minis
tiers OF England, Rnssia, Austria, and France but
that NJ lea, perceiying 1t injurious to him to allie
male from himself the minds OF of these agents.
by his refusal TO enter upon negotiations relative TO
the Americans. have at length determined to make
some concessions, aud listen more fayOrably to the
overtures of MIR. Lamb One thing is certain--as
soon the crisis at the Escuriai over, NJ. Zea
FASTENED to Maurid, where he summoned Coun-
Gil, that sat long time in deberalion, it is sup
posed, upon American affairs. the Consulting
Junta is occupied wiiha project for abolishiug
the provincial districts, and thus destroying the Spi
rit of province and want OF uniformity in admin
isiration, which have been prejudical Spain. "
Z" The Peninsula would according to the pro-
iect, be divided into ~ departments, like France,
and have civil regime, similar to that of the poll
tica chiefs under the Cortes This plan which Jo-
seph Bonaparte would have executed, was then
successfully resisted by The Provinces, notwith-
standing that they were covered with French bay
onets. The moment for such important change
seems TO be ill-chOsen. A strong sensation was
excited last night 10y the hasty convocation Of the
Council of the IuGies but it turns out that the on
IS object for which 1t assembled to unite with
the Chapter OF the Convent OF ST. Francis the Great
in nominating certain Fathers for he Americas.
The Court will return to Madrid on the goth inst
Several police officers who manifested zeal for the
kings service at the time OF the conspiracy OK Beg
sieres, have just been promoted. The number OF
vagabonds, which always very great In Spain,
has recently increased to such an extent. Madrid
that the Council Of CASTLE is seriously occupied IN
devising the means OF getting rid Of them. For
nerly these sort of people were disposed OF by
sending them into the army navy, but such il the
state OF finances, that instead OF augmen,ing the
army, there is need 10 diminish it,
from the New York Anerisau1
La Fayetie had visited PATS, and dined with NJ.
Ternaux, a former associate in the Chamber OF De
putes In reference TO the general, we copy FROM
the National Gazette letter Vyritcs bv NJ Ievas.