Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-13

A"e eoers received IRON Madrid, by the Cad;z
post, IN II days, state that the Swiss Guards de.
part in small divisions and the rear guard il i.ex
pected, will not proceed further than leagues ON
the line OF march to the Pyenees. The le,ters
continue to represent the state of Portugal in thu
most nnisvorable light; but they admit the partial
success OF the Constitutional army; they say the
greatest hatred Is openly expressed in Portugal 10:
ward- the band Of heretics lately landed
SPAIN A circular from the Spanish Govern
ment addressed TO the Captains. e enerals of Pro-
vinees has been received in town. II is dated Jan.
iith Ii does not change the state of the relations
between this country and Spain, and it affords no
certain Indications OF the policy of Ferdinand d.
recuons are given to dispense the Portuguese rel-
gees VINO enter Spain. A disinclination is ex,
pressed to otend Portugal or England, but no an
ger Is expressed at the past conduct of the com.
manders ON the frontiers, and the general tone of
the document is naughty and unconcatng. Tie
oands OF Constitutionaliss who issued from CT.
oraitar some time ago, are alluded 10 without snv
apparent object. except az set-off against Eng
's"u' anu 10 keep In view the grounds of COM
plant on the part OF Spain against this country.
"A serious conspiracy appears to have been
formed at Malsgs, for the express purpose OF
prociaimlns the Constitution. Almost the whole
.hird regiment was in the plot; and though il was
betrayed, and was prevented from breaking out bv
the sudden arrival of the Captain Geneia al OF Gren-
aua' 1eneral Campana, ye, not less than 200 men
retired wi'h their arms into The mountains of Rom
da' where they joined the bands of .psrtisans. or
rather OF patriots, by whom almost all the passes
oil those mountains were occupied.
MI. PORTSMOUTH, Jan. OF.
Inns morning his Majesty's sloop R.dwing, Is.
Cap'. H. Y. Claverins. arrived from the Western
Go's' OF Africa, via st. rhomas's, which place
cue ,e't on me eth Nov, bringing home the
Commissioner OF Inquiry, that left this country in
the latter part OF 1926, and number of lnv,lided
omcers and seamen from the squadron ON that
station. by her we are sorry to learn, that the
slave Tahic goes on with increased activity: in a
snort cruise round the Blight of Benin only, this
snip boarded near gu sail Of vessels, under the
French, Spanish, Portuguese, and Brazlans. faes-
all htted Tor the reception of slaves and from The
BEST authority, 1t is supposed, that there a, nearly
oo'ooo oi these poor wretches ready for embark
auon' along The coast, and are only deferred from
being instantly shipped through the vigilance and
ac'iVhy OF the British cruisers. The late decisive
victory obtained over the Ashantees, by the Brit
sh sno 'heir numerous allies, under the command
OF The gallant Col. Purdon, on the mains of the
Doc doo-wha, has greatly increased the number
Oh slaves Tor expectation, all the prisoners ~ ho
were not inundated CATER the African custom,
10 the names OF the deceased friends of the con-
queIors' have been cent to the coas, as slaves
ms snip presents another instance of the great
number oil Europeans sacrificed in the hitherto in
enec'uai attempt OF putting stop to this traffic.
she having lost during the time she has been in
commission "a parod OF less, than two wears nine
ofhcers and nearly fifty men. OF Eve officers.
VINO "eh' out In her gun-room mess, and thirteen
In her mldships, only one in each has returned
The re-pect Except two rromoted) having either
DIED iIom The effects of climate, been lost on board
detained slave vessels, or obliged TO leave the
coast from ill health.
The Oriental Spectator, Of Dec. Is. pretends
that ibrabim Pscha had advanced under the can
non oil NapolI and carried off 10 600 persons who
had abandoned Calamais, Trpolizza, and other
places In the possession Of the Turks
NJ Armand Query de Maubreuil Marques
q orvauit' has been examined by one of the Po-
ace magistrates, and committed 10 the prison iof
La Force, upon warrant, accused Of having
wiiiuily and maliciou-ly, on the 20,h January.
given Certain blows and inflicted certain wounds
on M. LIE Prince de Talleyrand, on account of
dulles performed by him in the year 1914. az
member OF the Provisional Government, and Mi.
mister OF Louis the Eighteenth /, will be re-
collected that NJ. de Maubreuil, after his escape
from ,he prison oil Douay, was condemned, by
ae'aui'' III ioi7, 10 tive years imprisonment, for
stealing the diamonds of the Princess of West,
phsiia. 1t was not till this punishment had eisp-
sed according to rhe 636th Article of the Crimi--
nal Code, that M. de Msuhreuil s-entered France
Gazette des Tribunaur.
Letters from Bayonne say, that, according to
letters from Madrid column of Constitutions
isis, consisting OF about 800 nen, had landed
on the coast of Malaga. The Governor of tLs
PROVINCE and the Royalist Volunteers were sta
TED 10 have gone in pursuit OF them, and to have
taken SO men, who, il is added, were i'm mediate
ly shot.
Madrid dates are TO Jan. 18TH A Manifesto ha,,
Deem issued from the War Department 10 the Com.
msnders- in-chief of the different provinces. In
regard TO Portugal, il is decidedly pacific. I.
speaks OF the " magnanimous King of England.
OpoRTo, Jan. 9.
We continue in state OF tranquility; the Con-
siiutona troops have at length left their quarters
at Amsran'e, AMI have marched towards Reyna.
we are therefore daily expecting to hear of the
retreat OF the Marquis of Chayes towards the
frontiers of Spain.
GENEVA, Jan. ISM. Eynard lately address.
ed to The Nouyellist Vaudois, the following ex-
tract OF the happy and important news which he
has received from Greece:
g Since the letter which / had the honor 10
write to the Committee of Lausanne, the I7th of
January (tbis should perhaps be .December,)
bavereceived numerous letters from NapoIi di
honanla, OF The 18th, 18th, and 18th of Decem-
Der All OF them bring news favourable TO Greece,
OF which the following is the substance.
" Colonel Heideck writes nearly in the follow
ing terms
After fatiguing passage, and some dangers,
we arrived at Napoli the 5th of December, and
entered the port at the same time az the American
lT'gate. The Turks have been defeated by land
IN Eastern Greece, and obliged to raise the siege
oil Athens.
" The Egyptian feet, through which we hap
ply passed, through il consisted Of 10 sail, had
only provisions on board, and no troops for Ibrar
are off arIC .fI