Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-11

po'eC TO con.ne tlrnseiyss 10 this sep IN ihev
hsve received fresh Instructions
o""n.-Ihe sccoun,s from Spain state ,ha,
the Instruction in Ca'sion,s was daily extending
tssh. ~ was even reported that Toriosa had heeu
occ'ped, or rather, taken by the C ii.s. but ,hi.
'nieiic ence was considered unfuunted. The re-
po"ed evacuation of almost every part OF the PEI
nn-uia by The French army - confirmed Il, is
even san mat orders have been issued TO raise Z
additional regiments in SPAN, order to garrison
| the places nov in possession of the French
Letters from Cadiz the 4th inst complain
bitterly oil the injury done to Spanish co,nmerc e by
Colombian prvS,eers ciusing in the ne,yhbofhood
hich they state have utterly desIo, ed the trade
of Cat...
Private letters from Madrid. dated the ITth OF
July, state that tscy organizing, with the
greatest activity, regiment which is TO be called
| Sedentaire de Havnns, and TO be composed of
zouo men, chosen troops well as officers to be
| taken from the royalis's. The transports which
are to take these troop- to the Island of Cuba are
ready to set sail, escorted by the Soy ereisn man
oil war; The Count de Espsgne, commander in
cn'ef 81 the Royal Guard, has been charged with
secret mission, by the King, to the Army OF OBJ
seTvaioh.
| One of the largest commercial house. in Madrid.
the house OF U'ionagenea, has just become bank
tupt ior I2OOO C0U reals. The Jesuits are suf-
terers to the amount IF So .000 piasres-the ROYAL
volunteers tor 9 e00 000 reals, and the heirs OF
the late Corregijor CamaIa Csno, TO- ], 500 coo
reals. 1t is asserted that the house ha- onl arted
Tor delay OF four months, to pay all it's creditors
| The declaration of iis insoiv ency, which has as
tonished Madrid, furms the principal source of
conversation in that capital
Cadiz has been very unhealthy during the last
spring. The deaths in April ere lao in May
1876 June $50
LISBON, July lI.-Extrart of a private letter:
"A Courier has Just arrived from Vienna, to the
Cn'Ese u Ataires of Austria, who immedai eiy
asked an audience OF the Princes. Regent, and de
sired that the diplomatic corps might be present al
tue communication he had to make. The audience
was granted a lew hours afterwards. He then ask
eu, whether, as seen after the infant Don Miguel
mao arrived at % years OF age, he could come into
for'usal TO take the Ielns of governn emit con-
io'matiy TO the present constitution of Portugal
L De answer OF the Regent was, that, as sister of
the infint, she desired to comply with his wishes.
ana preserve peace in their family and kingd IN
'he more so, as the cares of government were too
"eiSh'y Tor her strength in the then bad state OF
hef health. But that the present regency was not
the regency meant by the charter; that there w a.
no minority, and that the government of the king
ooth nau been conferred upon her bv her father
and confirmed by her brother and king-that size
herself, could do nothing, aud that it was to the
KING her brother that such a proposition ought to
be made.
~ Is asserted that the English Ambassador has
declared that the question could no, be answered
oy him, as II had nothing in view but the domes-
TIC affairs OF Portugal, bu, that according to the
instructions he had received from his government,
ne should nsver consent that any 70; eign 10 " er
should interfere in the interior affairs of Portugal
HHssic.- Adyices have been receiv ed by Tar
efs from Persia at Consantinopie, which state, that
the discontinue OF the Russian army was of such
nature that II falling back in ever; direction
OF In other words, svscuatin the Persian territory
and re~esiteriog Georgia.
| a letter from Portsmouth. dated Tuesday
states that the Russian force expected in tha, por
consists Iloft he lima a.
smaller vessels.
Odessa, Suiy 2.-In consequence Of orders re-
ceived from 81. Petersburg, the Black Sea feet il
10 De Immediately got ready TO put to sea- Since
the receipt OF these orders workm-n have been
employed day and night in fitting out 6 ships OF
the line and several gates and it is expec ed thai
'hey VIII De quite ready few days. These mea-
ru'es have revived The hopes OF the Greek. Ac-
corning 10 notice from Con-tautnople OF the Goth
OF sune, the passsgeo of the Dardane!les is granted
TO the Swedish flag. English houses are LAWN nm
great Quantities of corn.
Odessa, July 5.-The accounts f. ON Constant
nopie OF the Is, of this month, announce that the
sultan Is at length preparing for serious measures
i ne hTmans which spoke of for weeks has
been sent to the provinces, and the Pachas are or
deIed to arm also, IN defence of the empire the
rayas who DO not recognise I-Ismism. Every thing
INDICATES that the Sultan will no more hear an
proposal concerning The Greeks. The arm.ments
continue here and at NicoIaistf
from Fienna, II is stated that iulporiapt or isrs
mad been despatched from Petersburg TO AJohilovy
and 1uiexIa, the head quarters Of the armies of tho
South and West. No unusual movement bo,v
ever, had yet taken plare amongst the troops W no
remained IN their respective onmenis Ii :. AZ
reported that the Emperor Nicholas would shortly
visit the corps d'aImee, in Bsssarabia Tn. ,un,or
was considered as we'll founded and az an ind,ca
uoh tbat great events were preparing in that Ist-
Ter.
EAST INDIES.
Caicntta papers have been received to the 9d of
March, from which the following are extracts:
! From the Government Gazete.l
CALCUTTA, Feb. 90
| by The Bombay Merchant which arrived on the
| 3D. Mr. Crawford, and most Of the gentlemen at
tached 10 his mission TO Ava have returned IN tie
| Presidency.
The accounts brought by the Bombay Me-cban,
from the new settlement Of Amherst, extend %
| the 9Th of this month, and from Rsngoon TO the
end OF January. The csntouments at Msule;n' Inv
eng have been nearly completed; and on ,L. 26th
and 9th OF January, bis Msjesty's 45th regiment
previously al Old Msrtsban, crossed the river and
occupied their barracks.
The report OF Rsngoon bei'g in possession Of
the Iaiiens, proves to be premature but the yhDle
oil the Lower Pegu, from the SaIien TO the B,s.ien
river on one side, aud from the sea to- the branch
ing OH oil the irawadJy al YangaHchainys, on the
other, is III a stale OF iDsurr.ctioo or sna,cbv
Maongas. the Myo bugg Of Sam. has assumed
the title OF King and mounted the ~ bite nm
brells," the standard Of royalty Til. Individual
Is about 80 years OF age, and man of courage and
nrmness; bat not remarkable for bis tslsnt
By en- arrival at View York, London dates to the
9TH OF August have been received
MI Canning had been confined to his bed, with