Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-08

France with Fore POWERS ~
oment the subject Of the animated dicussioD;
and though nothing has been suffered TO trsn,pire
through the regular channel, II has been ssesr,ainsd
through other source to judge from the fsvetish
state Of tho Ren,ss. that they are not Of smooth
sire. SPAIN.
appears from the French papers that symptoms OF
an approaching revolution, great political change In
Spain too quvoea to be mistaken The follow
ing IL an ex'ract
! "BARcELoNA, Aug. The news from Paris he.
given great impuss public spirit in town, and
much tho persons that dwell on our sea coast
| who already in a state of ferment. Since the
rival of hi. news all our su,hor.s-miay, civil.
and ecce sas,iesrs in constant delibsraon aud they
have reinforced tho OF citadel OF Antarsz,
mas. and the fortress OF Monjut. The military chief,
had at fret, tho intention to command that dcmciliary
.iss should be made, and that all should be
taken away from ne; but afterwards occurred to the"
that this measure might DO signal for general expls
'ion such as that oil Paris. aud they accordingly chang
| ed their n inds."
Ferdius nd has issued new decree against the press
in Spain, by which imprisonment for two years Is de-
eiared against minor offences and the punishment OF
death awarded to authors and printers who shall publish
Literary Gazette.
The Britannia store chip has sailed Tor Galic. with
cannon, 900 stand of arm.. sunpowder, &c.-General
Quiroga departs for the province, where his
brother has already arrived, aud commenced his opera
tiops.
MADRID, August l2-(Prvate Correspondence D
correctly speaking there Council since the
events Of Paris have become known II to believe
public reports, the Council is divided into two parts
the hrst Is for the immediate assembling of the Cores
(par Esamentos). This measure Is said to have been
advised by Ambassador at Paris-The other is for
COMPRISING the public mind by great display of force,
and purposes to arm all the provincial militia to increase
tue effective corps Of Royast volunteers, and put all
things in the Same state of organization as in 1928
Nothing however, can be settled as yet, and il is
serted that no will be taken, before the Cap
Of the Provinces and the attendants have
made the returns ordered respecting tie of the pub
tic mind, and the notifications which the late events may
have caused.
In the time the ferment is great at Madrid and
as there was much murmurng respecting the silence of
the official Gazette.
MADnID, August I5.--(By an extraordinary convey.
ance.)-Ihngs remain in the same state at the de-
parture oil the last post II to be determined that
the Council OF State shall be recognized.
The following extract Of letter, dated August Is
gives details which differ considerably from Tho precs-
| dng;-' The Spanish Government, on becoming ac-
quAinted with the Revolution ia France, imme datey
gave orders Tor the arrest and imprsonmr Of great
number Of coDstuiionalst', others fed from the CAPT
tai into the country IL is reported that violent dis
pHe has arisen between the King and his brother, on
the subject OF the commsn Of the army, which the In
fant was anxious to have placed in his hands but which
was positively refused. There have been many chan
ees made in the military commanders. The Count
aE:pagne will, is said he superseded in Catalonia
| by The Marquis de las Amarillss"
The Constitutional Of Aug. 2,J, has the follow ing:
Accounts from Madrid, which have resc, ed by ex.
pres show ,h't the Spanish Cabinet after long delib-
GRAFTON whether should be declared gainst Frsnce
or conciliaory line OF policy pursued, to the
wise resals ton Of deciding that the late events in Pa
ris should be published in the Gazette and OF ed with
the appelston Of legal revolution!"
The following IL, however the manner i'm which tn.
Madrid Gazette notices the French Revolution: The
memorable events of Paris the 9Th, 2Sth and goth
OF jury ana the consequence produced by the royal
DEGREES OF His Majesty Charles X, by which he dis
solved the Cha nber OF Deputies restrained the liberty
oil the press and regulated the manner of eednx
elections, are OF such nature that IL Is impossible the
should not excite general attention.; but the first
counts We have received bear such char actsr come
| u Ter nj fhotH
dence requires we should wait for authentic in.
formation be fore we give them publicity. We too
much pressed for time to-day TO ASCERTAIN the truth
but we shall give in our following numbers the full
particuars contenng ourselves fos the present with
saying tina, Charles x. and the royal family, left ST.
o'o:a o" "o ooh, end the Dauphn on the 3ls with
out its being known for certain ia which uu
had gone The ID puues who happened to DO 10 Paris
met in their Chamber the 80 Of July, and chose
Lieutenant General Of the Kingdom-ths Duke OF Or.
leans, who accepted the Office; and tn. Chambers re.
sumsd their ordinary fittings the 81, and
inc "a INST public tranquility was fully re-estabshsd
in that capital"
according to letters from Biboa and viuoria of the
ION in.t all was sin and quiet on the frontier, but the
slightest spark would kindle fame a. the public mind
was very much exasperated.
From the des De5ats
LISBON, Aug. THE irigae La Diane has Just
come from the blockade OF Tsiceira accompanied by
six English and one American vessel captnr,d. They
were all on their way from India or Rio Jsneirc;
but as they are richly laden, the prizes will be- decar-
ed legal rfng accident has just taken place, which
may perhaps give rise to q rupture between D,n Mi
gueI ana Great Brain The Vice Consul OF the lat
ter nation being dsrcuS Of converting with the Cap
tain OF one OF tho captured vessels (the Veloefv
went IN a boat on board, but the officer who com
manded the prize would not allow him to enter The
Vice Consul insisted, appealing to hi. public charae.
ter, out the Portuguese officer threw pitcher at him,
ana would have continued TO with the same bru.
taiy, had not the Vice Consul returned in baste-He
complained OF this conduct to the Government, and
required immediate satisfaction; however 10 to the
present, moment he has not received any TO hi,
despatch.
ALGIERs.-A private letter from Touon .vs. ion,
portsnt Information from Algers According 10 IL
Bourmont has refused TO strike the white flag a.
Duperre has hoised the ti- colored flag: so that all
communication between the army and the sus-
pended.
| The following (fron private letter. are som. par.
uculars oil the conspiracy which have just di,coy
ered here;- The posts placed at the gates OF Agisrs
mad, for some Time past observed mules laden with I'll
aud driven by AIgerines, pa,s out of the CITY, Our
people took into their heads examine some OF them
and found great quantity OF ammunition which thew
were taking to the Arabs to tbem.--Ths nv we OF
ms discovery was Immediately spread, and about fy
FRENCH who werc scattered in AIsiers were. cruelty
mastered. Tbs whole gsrri.en was i'm media,ey I'M
der arms; good many OF the infamous conspra tor,
were arrested, and, happily among them were the psn
epal chiefs. They were all Turks, and orders have
been given to make immediate aud rigorous search
Tor all oil that nation r,msiong here This search has
placed in our hands 1000 Turks who will be ZEN,
Without loss OF tims, 10 Smyrna. board some
one has already sailed; and hope tina, thi measur,
will restore TRANQUILITY" Trim,
1t 10 justly observed that "no' hing more cIearIy
proves the real liberty present existing in France ,b,n
me hrpness and freedom with which men of all par
nes speak their sen imen's" The "moderatr Tories"
France az lhSy have been called, Chose that il, that