Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-06


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The state things in Spain, had, undergone a
very salutaTy change. The iasurgets were every
where submitting TO the King. and tranquility was
estored IN the revolted provinces
From The Jdontteur IF Oct II,
PARIS, Oct. 10 - Letters r. III Bsyonne re-
ceiyed by express, say:
Z" The chies OF the Aersviados continued TO
submit 10 the King of Spain. Courie,s, and the
ringing OF bells, have announced on all sdes 'h-
happy event. Wemay in consequence consid,r
the revolt aa appeased.
" Laura Garretia has Just arrested at Alava,
with the remainder of his band. Thus every thing
is tranquil III the three provinces"
letter from Madrid, dated the 18Th, contains
the following paragraphs
F." The Queen IL 10 set out about the beginning
OF November Tor Valencia, whiiheI the King viii
come to meet ner. Their Maiesties viii &c 10
Barcelona, where they will pass sometime. II
seems that they will afterwards make tour
through the North of Spain.
"a rich contractor, well known for the ex.
aggeration OF his opinions, has iIst been arrest ed
at Madrid; he is accused of having supplied the
rebels with funds.
The Captain General of Valencia has des,
troyed the bands by which his province was in
Tested"
LONDON, Oct. 10.
Dispatches have been received at the Admiralty
this morning, fom Admiral Sir e. Co iring,or
They merely confirm the previous accounts of the
interview of the two Admirals with Ibrabim Pa
cha, and OF the promise of the latter TO remain in
active until further orders from Constan,inople md
Alexandria.
Parliament, as we stated some time ago, will
not meet till after Christmas At the Council.
which was held at Windsor yesterday, it was fur
Their prorogued, from the 18th Of the present
month, to the 2lst OF December.
Intelligence has been received from Venice ,ba,
The -iyty-gun ship built in The Arsenal there, for
the Pacha OF Egypt, which was on her way to Pes.
rsno, on the coast OF Isria under Austrian colors
with crew of goo Austrian selln. m, was driven.
on I'll IRE by heavy gale of wind near Mslamocco,
and Is considered to have sustained 20 much ini,ly
as to render it necessary for her to return 10 We
nice 10 be locked.
Lisbon GaZettes 10 the 9Th inst. have been re-
ceived this morning. They contain long and
grave homily on the subject of the expected COM
iug of Don Miguel Il is antcipat ed that his pre-
sence VIII terminate all those party differences
which have so long prevailed. and restore uni err
sal harmony in Portugal. May it be so!
Interview 6et1geen the filled .qlnials and
IJrahim Pacha
AS we were going to press this morning, (says
the London New Times of October II y we re-
ceived tbs following important in; eliigencs fron
Paris. Admirals CodIington and Tys Rene
landed at Nayarin, and hal interview wnb
lbrahim Pscha, in which they informed him that
they had orders to establish arps,ice de fac.o,
between the Turks and the Greeks Ibrahim de-
clared that he had orders on his part 10 attack
Hydra, and that il was hard he should be- Obliged
to suspend their execution, as his force was evil
dehy too strong 10 be resisted By the Creeks; but,
thai, as the case was not one provided for By the
Porte, we would send Couriers to ConstantInopie
aud Egypt for fresh instructions, and, till Their
returc, gave his word that bis fleet should not
gus NavaIin. These accounts do not confirm he
report OF the affair with the Tunisian frjga,e.