Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-28

ras announcing tho approaching dkcmbarka Of bo-
dy of armed men TO re-establsh the Constitution Pro
CARNATIONS alrcdy circulated in these two towns,
signed by Gen. Torros, who is at the head of tho
pedtion. immediately the receipt of this news a
great number OF officers belonging tho old Constitu
tonal army expelled from Madrid, and placed
der the surveillance Of the authorities OF the small towns
to which they had been sent. Ferdinand has caused
his palace 10 be fortified. Two thousand OF his body
guards and ten pieces of artillery defend it. We shall
see wha, they will do if Gen. Torrijos should appear
among them, or the people rise in insurrccton.
Admiral Duperrc writes, under date Of July 81 that
he has placed under the command Of Admiral Rosamel
naval DIVISION which. after having taken possession Of
Bona is TO proceed TO Tripoli The projected expedi
ton against Oan deferred in consequence OF props
sails the part of the Bey for submission. Consequent
y the French authority expected to be acknowledged
| throughout the Regency of Algiers
| NJ Victor Bernard has been appointed Commander of
the Palace OF the Tuieries, by Gen. Gerard
Lieut. Gen. Lamarqnc arrived at Bordeaux on the 5th
and took the general command which had been confer
| red upon him.
Gen. Clausc will set out Wednesday for Algiers,
to take the command of the army in Africa
| The Ami de la Chare of Nantes mentions a rumour
of the Prince dc Poignac having been arrested at Poi
tiers It's also said that NJ dIiaussez has been arrest
ed at Baugency.
The indicator of Bordeaux states that has recev
cd the communication OF treaty entered into the
I Goth july between NJ de Polignac and the Spanish
Ambassador, Nj. dOala. NJ. dc Polignac promises to
use his utmost influence TO obtain the nomination OF NJ
dOaa TO the post OF Prime Minister of Spain, and NJ.
dOfaa engages in return TO send 1000 Spaniards TO
support the measures of NJ de Polgnac. They besides
agree for mutual exchange of the Order of the Holy
Ghost and of the Golden Fleece. NJ. d'Oalia further
engages to do every thing in his power ohave NJ. Aqua
do superseded by NJ 0uvrard banker of the Court Of
| Spain at Paris
The Courier dc la Sambre repeats rumour, that
ders have been issued for placing Namur Marienbourg,
Bouillon and Phillppeville upon war footing Artil
lery will be mounted AT tho castle, and great quantity
Of cartridges Immediately prepared.
Ex,rar of private letter OF the 1t inst from Frank
for" Several cal travellers well Cabi.
nta lltusn 0f the "a
that have taken place in Paris TO the 10Th ult. This in
'ellgsnce has excited powerful sensation 'he Ex
change, and occa'oned somo variations In thu rrieo Of
different foreign funds. We learn that the Russians
have blown up The Notifications at Yarns, and tsksp
away with them all the and ammunition, except
the IRON guSs; which they threw into the These
operations being completed, Gen. Roth directed his
march wsrds SilistTia.
Traveller. who arrive from Srizsrlani announce
That the late political events had crea'cd powerful
sensation in TINT country. AT Geneva End Lausanne.
tbs news from Paris was received with the greatest
Joy ant enthusiasm.
Ii was not known al Havrs the 1I,h Of August,
f 10 what country CHARLES Y. would go. The Am,ri.
can ships Charles Carroll and Great Britain a,
5 Chsrhourg ready TO receive 'hs King and family
BAYoNNE, 18th Aug.-A city c,uoe.l formoi TO
manage the adTinisra,ion. Among the members are
Col. Brcmon and Col of the h. the Director o. the
Custom House, tn Procurcr Of the King Sc They have
'ised the icolourst ,g, and removed ,hr Ii.
The National Guards perform the service with the
troops Of The line.
The Franrh Courier for Ma rid which left here on
the 81, arre'ted ~ the Spanish authority lrun.
The packets and letters opened, and hrss which
had no political CHI raeter had teen allowed to pass
The letters and spap.rs seized had he
Government by express.
3, BRIrTANY Gen Despin is was at Beaupreau on
he All. He TAI The to,sin sounded 10 c2 he country
people together and e3ed with from IL to hon
dr~d. The General began by giving he bre skfas,
and then gave th,m harangue, in which he told them
il was necessary TO take arms in defence of the coed
cause While he was at empng 10 anZe then al.
mot ths who's Of the set off he way home and
tive Dan Quxote Of absola'isn was left with lees than
100 men.
sTRAsBURo, Aug. 5The union prevail,
which before noticed amongst the garrison. The
authorities taking measures TO render every thing
firm. T! same is true of Alsace.
TOULOUSE. h Ane.-The most perfect tranquility
prevails in our city The triumph Of the law produces
disorders.
, MARsE1LLLs.4h Aug Our city enjoys perfect
quetness and nothing leads TO think will he dis
urbed. The National Gusri i. rapidly organizing -
Our Project took to fight last night. The National
t Colors have been Displayed In The Marine there
has been surprising expression III favor OF the Nation
i al Cause.
A TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
RREsT, Aug g. at h slf poet 1.-THE tIi-coored Gag
to be displayed at LOrien; the Swiss did moi
oppose H.
TOULoN, 7th Aug . A. All the state vessels
hosted the tri-coloured ig a, o'clock last evening
IL to be Displayed board the morch vessels
AUGUST 6'h-The Ne'tor' which Left f. Alser' on
the 80 July, az just arrived, with 2i0 900 francs in
: Spanish dollars, and Wi despatchcs.
From Galignoni's Messenger OF 9Th August
a May his Majesty'- reign he happily It's recon
Increment IL auspiciouf! Sucb theD IL The brilliant
termination of the glorious struggle OF the the 81 h
23h and ooh July. Days forever dear to liberty and
to Farnce-iorever 10 be recorded the brightest in
her history, when The heroic magnaumiiy OF the CHI
OF Pars, overthrow cruel and oppressive depo
m, only TO establish Con sutional Monarchy. rails
ed upon that Of all foundations, the aft ctons
brave AMI devoed people. BY report OF The pro
ceedings in the Chamber OF Deputies, readers vii
, perceive that in a'suniEg the Crown OF France, his
II Msjes'y, while his sovereign privileges Sc
cured guarantees the rishs OF his subj cts, which
placed under tlc sacred protection OF the laws. and
that that frat Of blessing. liberty, civil aud religious
henc il the privilege of all who dwell wi hin
c The French domiDions In fne, France under the
sway of the liberal and enlightened Prince she has cho
sen, will a. length enjoy cong'uia government wor
II thy OF iis character, lis virtue its Recent -
= vents, which have raisrd the name # the country
It even higher piGpacle Of glory than il had be
fore attained seem have added immense strength Il
hords of amiiy in which Fance and England have foI
!, fifteen years been united The Intelligence has diff
fused joy throughout Great Il ain, general "a il j.
enthusiastic, aud in the generous sympathy Of OIL
English brethren for Tho sufferers in The great cause
> the nator, which is Displaying itself in inuricsr
h subscription, we may anticipate heir feelings at the
happy ion, which has eosyd fc Gays revo
c aud liberal as their
c From tho London Morning Chronicle, Aug. 7.
We are glad 10 see tIn Reqnision il IN o
signature Tor meeting OF the inhabitants of Wssmin
s'er testify their admiration Of the brave people
Franco and suhscfibe for the rolief of the wounded
and widows and CHILDREN OF ihose who have fallen IL
, the sacred cause.
The victory Of Paris ia the victory Of the people, and
II is not surprising that the sympathy Of The peopls
# Eupan should ourun little hat of the higher ranks
The Latter, too AT present chiefly in the country
J., We could have wished that the merchants and banker