Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-26
ENREHGN
LATEST PROM FRANCE.

New YoRK, August 20.
The ship Florida, Capt. Moran, arrived Yesterday from
Hayre, having sailed on the 18th July; by her we have
received, Gays the daily Advertiser, Hayre dates OF the
10Th, with Paris of the 14ih.
The French papers are filed with speculaiions relative
10 Don.Carlos having fled 10 Spain. One account says, he
arrived at DiePpe from London,-passed through France
Liverpool account stated that he LEFT Portsmouth aod ar.
rived at Bayonne. 1t is a lille curious, that all these
come from Paris and Liverpool none OF them from Lon
don, where generally matters oil such moment do not e-
cape them. We have very little doubt that The whole
story will turn cut be a Stock Jobbing concern, and that
the next advices will bring Intelligence that Don Carlos
is safe in England. We, however, give the news as It's.
(Pfiuate correspondence Of the Journal du Hovre)
PARIS, 18th July.
Don Carlos has left London. The English papeTs AN.
nounce that he took his departure in The steam ship United
Kingdom. IL is said positively to day in Paris, that he
disemsarked at Dieppe, has passed through France, and
is arrived in EIesondo. where are now assembled the prin
eipal chiefs OF his party.
[ IL the Preteuder is in fact in Spain, we shall see how
our docuinaires will execute the articles of The t,eaty q,
Qusdrnpls Alliance, which render it obligatory ON France
TO render assistance 10 Marie Christie.
PARIS, July is.
doubted by a great many persons, has had a depressing in
iuence on our funds and still more on rentes perpetuelles
OF Spain, which after opening at Go closed at64.
The news from Madrid OF the An inst. is 10 the follow.
ing effect:
"The Chcleta is almost exclusively the Office. Of at.en.
lion here. This terrible malady, which still continues its
ravsgcs in the south Of Spain, has at length made its ap.
pearance in The capital, where, however, II is as yet con-
fined 10 the hospitals. The cases said 10 have hspnened
in private houses are doubtful. The disease, both a; Ma
dTid and BslIecca, q village one league from The capital,
where the greater number of the sick are, shows itself in
a mild iorm but little reliance is placed upon this circum-
stance, as 1t also al iirsi appeared under a mild form in The
towns in AndsIusia where the mortality has since been so
considerable
LATER FROM FRANCE
BY The ship Normsndie, from Hayre, we have received
a Paris paper OF the 18th. The Gaz lite de France con-
iaiDs a letter 10 the editor from Nj. Jauge, the banker, sta
ting the arrival OF Don Carlos in Spain. The Gazette
says he took his seat as President OF the Provincial Jun
las at Elesondo, and has addressed a PROCLAMATION 10 The
Spanish nation, stating that he would never apain unit
them, but should he fall in endesvoring TO perform The
duties which his rank and love for the people impose upon
him, he will be replaced by his eldest son. He promises
TO convoke the National Cortez, in al the cotnmmnes, in.
stead OF the present one, which he calls a phantom = to
re. establish the JueTos, and the Saic Law, which was
vioisted by Ferdinand VII, aud concludes his proclama.
lion by comparing himself with Pelsgius, who, he saws
"in former times carried with him into the As,urias, re.
ligiop, the laws, and the glory Of his country. Guardian
OF this sacred deposit OF this inheritance OF national inde-
pendence, ae preserved II IN order 10 restore it TO Spain in
all it's purity, aud in so doing prepared the dcIiyersnce Of
the country. An exile like him, bul full OF confidence in
the Divine protection aud In your fidelity. il is sgains,
other Aloors that | commence the battle; II is with you,
triumph over our new enemy"
II was rumored yesterday that Doc Carlos left London
on The LIST inst, arrived a, Dieppe on the 2d. at Paris on
.e 1'n' 81 bordeaux on the morning OF the 7th, at Bay
oBne on The 8 b, in The evening, at the Spanish fronier on
the morning OF the 9b, and at Elesondo the same evening.
e. LATE FROM III
~FoRMATIcN OF THE New MINIsrRY.-The shin
Humboldt, Bliss, at Boston on Tuesday, brought London
~ IiftIpOGi papers 10 ~ ZuD.
The Liverpool Chronicle of The 10Th contains the fol-
lowing account oil a dreadful hurricane at Bsyonne and
vicinity. II is given under dale July 9Th -
On Monday last one Of The most terrific storms ever
remembered broke out at Bergara snd its vicinity. The
inhabitants were thrown by il into the utmost consternaiou.
many lost their lives, and those who survived are doomed
10 misery and ruin. Fifty persons Of the town, who were
in The street, and 26 houses were carried away bv The
torrents, witch destroyed every Thing in their passage.
~ bicheialaia, 1872 houses were levelled 10 the around
Dy the impeluosiiy Of The flood, and the number of per.
sons who persisted in the village must he immense
ntflaesni' 80 individuals, beaded by The parish priest,
VINO were proceeding 10 the chapel TO be present at "a mar.
rage ceremony, were oveftsken by the humiliation. AID
sl OF shem were drowned. Three monks Of tho f6srv Of
that place, having obsiinateiy refused 10 quit il in snite
OF the en'reaiiss Of their friends, were buried under ia
ruins. "A mountain near PfudeDiia, which il crossed nv
ne royal road, was partially carried awsy, and a deep pre-.
cipice new exists at its base. The water in many VILLAGE.
rose 10 the height OF IL or 10 feet above the srounJ-
Two huge stones ore ihe only vesige that remains Of an
extensive water mill. A cart loaded with iron has totally
disappeared. Along the coast Of Bayonns dead bodies,
sea"
THE NEW MINfsrRY-Tbc London Cou,ier If IN,
lnu' bas the following account Of tie New Ministry:
The Ministerial a~uangemenis are contradiction
Melboulne is the first Lord Of the Treasury, IN The room
o. ksti Gfey.-N discount Duncsnnon is 10 be Secretary Of
slate Tor he Home Department., in The room Of Lord Mel.
bourne. Lord Dupcsnuon il 10 be called 10 The House Of
PEER. Only two Secretaries Of State csn, in the terms Of
Mr.. DnIke's Act SIT IN tie House Of Commons. The
Right Hon. Sir John Cam Hobbonse, Is 10 be Chief Conn
missioner OF Woods and Forests, in The room of Vjscouo,
Duncannon. Sir John i, We are glad 10 hear. 10 have 4
scat 10 The Cabinet ltis expected that be will be = eau
didate Tor the representation Of Nottingham, vacant BY
LORD Duneapnon's promotion TO The Pcefage. No other
change' 80 iar as we have heard, is 70 take place In Inc
Administration. A. constituted while Earl Grey was prime
mihistefj ne Marquis Wellesley remaining Lord Lieu
tenant, ard Mr.. Iinicton Secretary for Ireland. We pre-.
sumo ihat u any explanations are required Sespecfing the
way IN which The Ministerial arrangements have betn ef
iecsed, they will be afforded this evening in the House Of
Psriamenf
The change in The ministry Of England. had ocea.ioned
. general suspension Of bu-insss, and that Stiffness 40 IA.
;nrsl on sudden and moBentous events.
BRfTrsH HOUSE, or COMMONS July ~.
THE NV MINIsrRv-At the evening sitting. Lord
Alihorp rose amidst loud cries Of Hear, hear. bar. bsf. His
Lordship was uoderslood 10 say, that he roso for the pur-