Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-14
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oon papers TO December 9th, and Liverpool the 9th
LoNnVS, Friday Evening. Dec 4.-Consdencc in the
aspect ot,tlc politics Of Eufo e. has lay no means in
creased, and tc dtsof zcd state of affairs in the PEN
lnsula, coupled with tie present unsettled state of the
dispute between France and America has been like.
" TO produce any material Improvement in either the
BRITISH Funds or the Foreign Securities us our quota.
tons will show, although the closing prices in some in
stances have advanced from the quotations of the nd
die OF the day.
LiyERrooL, Dec. 6--The British legion in Spain. un.
der Gen Evans, is about TO be strengthened by 1000 adj
ditonal troops TO be raised ia this country.
we are sorry TO observe that some alarm walls on
account OF the naval preparations in the French ports,
and That fears are entertained that hostiles may take
place between France and the United States
--rresident Jackson's address 10 Congress, which
would be delivered Monday last the LIST of
VIII be looked for with anxiety. The price fhemp &
has already we are told, risen in London.
LONDON, Dec 5.--The Paris Morning P,pers of the
d and The Evening Papers dated yesterday with letters
from several OF Correspondents have reached us by
ant ~ r'
The Jonrnatdes Debats resumed in its number Of The
d It's specnlaiions the state of parties in the United
Stacs anticipating in the the arrival of
Hir. VAS buren, ut the Presidency and thence the re-
newai OF friendly relations between America and France
ne wisdom and pacific disposition of that candidate be-
ing notorious. On his competitor, General uARn,soS
the Doernaie Journal POUNDS even stronger hopes be-
cause military man though he be- the General is man
~ s'aiu' sooef sense-n nothing passionate violent
everheess as there exists not in the world according
TO the Doctriadire of the DeJafs) more proud or
pretending person than the American Democrat, and
ss'"S ot tue moment Impressed with the idea. that
is necessary for his dignity 10 prove his sunero
iity over France, it may possibly become the elcc.
oheer'nS policy OF The candidates for the Presiden-
cy, TO Halter the pride and the warlike prone nsi
Ties and preiensons of the lower orders OF Amer
can cilzens and countenance the hostile
w%nlcl II appears but too probable Gen. Jackson will
nave recommended TO Congress. The Courier Francois
endeavors to remove the uneasness created by the
HavaD warike preparations ordered by Government.
Inc Vuoldenne, on the other hand contends that SINH
lar preparations by Holland, Naples and Sardinia are
IN contemplation of struggle of different kind-to
compel The recognition OF the right Don Car
los they will The armorican of Brest states that the
levy oil seamen and the fitting ships of war i'm that
port were proceeding with nndiminshcd activity From
iouion similar accounts received. The Funds
Tell VIII be SEEM under these unpleasant
Before taking leave of this subject we must observe
however. that, notwithstanding The menacng aspect OF
This question, circumstance is noticed in the Paris pa
pers o character rather rc-assuring-Ad Mackau
had not leit the French capitol for Brest Ii is clear
therefore, mat immediate hostes arc not apprehended
Our Paris letter mentions that something like panic
Pervaded The Bourse on Thursday, owing the
ing approximations of war with America The fall of
the french Funds (akng the Three per Cents and Five
per tents together was half per cent stated
mat dispatches dated the Goth u had been received
from Madrid bringing the Address of Pocercs 10 the
Queens Speech The first sitting of Procuradores in
Committee on the Address had proceeded favourable
that is, without any violent manifestation
We have received the Vdpor of Barcelona of the ODD
and 2ath uit The Queens Speech the opening of
the Cories only reached that city the Odd and this
Journal published it in the number the next day I'M
accompanied by any comments The accounts of the
military operations oil Catalonia contained in that paper
refer exclusively to skirnishes, ia which few lives
were lost both sides and its number of the oath is
partly occupied with the particulars of the scpc Of Sol
by the united forces of Navarro and Catalonia from
The latter end OF September TO the 10Th ult when the
Carsts retired from before the place The departure
General Nina for the Conque de Tremp is not cno,ed
IN the V0por.
Our Bayonne letter, dated the Goth ull states .bot
the Cariss, perceving the demonstrations made bv
the French troops, had consented destroy the orf
cations they had erected before Beh0bia provided The
Christine garrison would likewise level those they had
thrown up at the head of the bridge Five companies of
niahtry some cavalry and artillery, had marched of
Bayonne, Tor Behobia, on the 18th, at night
RUSSIAN NAVAL ARMAMENrs-Ou Amsterdam cor
respondent writes to us, under date the 25t November
astollows Arrivals from the Baltic and intelligence
received by the Russian mail induce us To believe =,
hitherto have been disposed to give credit 10 thai
Russian squadron will shortly arrive in the Texel A
vessel bound from Riga TO Hamburg states that serious
preparations are being made in the Imperial Navytat
several attachments OF sailors have been sent TO Reyel
as well as vessels laden with military stores Thev
even pretend to know here that the said squadron will
consist OF SIX SHIPS OF the line and many frgates or
T"se seventy onrs not including small vessels and what
increases this presumption Isl that the per
sons at the Hugue speak Of advance upon insurapce
Of fall in foreign Stocks and even of war; which has
not however, met with general belief But as the Off.
cla Press offers no explanation wait for some.
thing confirming this multarious news. One fact is
certanthat our Government on terms of prea inti-
macy with Russia, and that il has been solicited 10 be
sui more So which would be scarcely prudent We are
whng 10 ADMIT thot government may open ports TO
the squadron and undertake revctua it. bu not unite
forces with it, many persons hope Courier
FraacaiS
The Courier Franoais cndeayors to calm the onnre
tensions Of entertained by the commercial world
and, turning TO the side OF the United States saws that
Congress- by merely expressing their intention of not
menacng or insulting France, would give all the pa-
nations required
Extract OF letter Of the 2Slh ult from Toulon IA
teegTaphIc despatch yesterday ordered the Maritime
reject OF The filth reimbursement provide every ship
oil the line with four howzer cannon 90 FOUNDERS cali
ed Ia Pai1hanS Every rigaie of The first class is 10
have Two OF 80 Steamboats, of I60 horsepower three
OF 90 frgates of the second and third class four of 30:
sloops Tour oil 80, and brigstwo Of 30 The slip Of
line Duquesne IS about TO be repaired The two dis.
maned ships, Amphrte aud Pallas have bee visited
and deemed fit for service Ii is intended that ali our
vessels aioat shall be put in condition for reinforcing
our naval divisions cruzing at different points of The
Mediterranean and the ocean Our strongest force will
1t sexpecied he concenlra cd in the Ievant The can
Torment OF some regiments in the engons Of Touon s
vaguely spoken ofThe agents Of the insurance rom,
panes of foulon have refused 10 insure merchant shs
even for the coast of Africa hence vessels from Agiers
Bona, and Oran, have sailed and others are about 10
sail uninsured
Pirate COTrespondcneeof e London onjo0 (bron;c,.
Pans, Dec. 3.--ln considering the American and
French question, IL is mistake suppose that President
Jackson breaes nothing but war and that the French
cabinet IS all as ardent for peace Having taken
trouble to arrive at n clear view of the case / have
learned what to my surprise that il is NJ dc Brog
lie who threatens TO let loose the dogs of Although
no oicial communications respecting the amendment oil
General Valaze and s required explanations re made
from deiicaey doubt the part Of the French Go
yerDments yet nis.y uBOficial communications have Ia.
seD place between nAue 0al personaacs on both sides
Oh Inc Atlantic, winch have rendered each party for
long time aware OF the Consequences which have ensucd
aud which are likely ensue. After the debt was ae-
kDowledged and the treaty signed payment was defer.
red and denied.
This called forth from The President calm sa,ero,.
ot what must follow, if Tie payment were still denied
The Chamber Of Deputies voted the payment demand
ing at the same time, reparaton for what considered