Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-08
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NEW YORK, Fep. 2?-DV the phet s"'P A'N>F>"'
eilce Captain Nye, 10 the reGnar iahv short passage
twenty three day from Liverpool, have our Engiis
files to Feb 18th They contain nothing % S'ecia III
,crrst. although much later than our last aasc's
The R0sc"e puckrt, of which s,nIr fears were eh'FI
ta;nrd in consequence Of her run"ed encounter WIN
British bark, recently arrived here, turns out 10 NAV
been the vessel which in Contact win tllat DARK
She made narrow escape gliding ny lie olnci FesSe
with Only slight conCssinn. and wIiGoat EeceiV" any
material damage. OF the two, the bark mus nave SUI
tcred most, according 10 the letter CT Captain DH'aho
The Roscoe went out IN the remarkably short passage
ID days. OF course, the prevalent winds al tiat u'
must have been directly the reverse u what they "er:
during the transit OF the Independence, Immediately u
ter The arrival Of the Roscoe out.
There las been Il action between The Carilst
and Queen troops. Curdova, The Queen ) Grhera
hnying concentrated his forces at Ftoria amounting
ubou 80 900 (of which III 0OO were te B!!'Si le
ZION u,d six baulions O, the Athcan} advanced ircH
thence Jan. 10Th The centre TOOK the mountain ISse:
o Arlsban with hard fighting, losing l3O rank ant
file EspaItcI0 commanded thu lett, and Evans the Br-
fish General the right The part the latter TOOK IN the
affair not known, they were at some distance tioI
the main body of the army.
ficMhi-lhe trial OF flcscll commented Jan. 3oui,
in the Court ii Peers .Iany 9rnt-el people were pre-
sent but there much less excitement cAhIoitcd IMAM
had been anticipated. The subject having grown state
Indeed, think rather niaI.aprnp0s anu 90 i:uch
like making Il ruvr-show u. THIS ma.cr, to conduct Il
criminal prucrSs against low iripn rs fIeScI, III The
most exalted tribunal Of the nation, composed vi lis
, greatest and nobi.s citizens.
! According to the testimony OF Fesch lie was nstl.
gated By MuTey and Pvpn and purity from motives vi
! cupiIly. lie appears very composed and answers all
questions without embarrassment BY this time, VIC
suppose he has been guilG!ac dsscc!ed, placed III the
Anatomical inrIsrum and wax casts taken Of him.
Baron Charles Dupn has been chosen ono OF the
commissioners of the budget the place ct N tlu-
manu. and he has DICTATED favor ot .rdIcs,,n ut the
) per cents ~ THEIRS Cocs not regard 1t ~ cabinet
question. II. therefore. the chambers agree to thu re2uc
: ton they Will be dissolved
The last remnant OF the janSsar!es serns to have re-
tired into Bosnia and Albania where their tursrnt DIS
position nanlrSls itself b. making frequent Incrrslons
the Austrian territory, and by opposition 20 tEc pro-
| posed reforms III these PROVINCES.
Lord Alu!grave has gwen the place Of .aslrr OF the
Horse lrrand To Mr.. Jas Ferry, son o: tie iorHIrr
editor Of the M"rnng Chr"nicic.
His Marstys Slran,"r, Pluto: Lieut. DnEi, hae arrr-
I'd III Eu.iand iroiI the Mediterranean. bringing the
mails and Grsacilrs from India winch have been only
months ANA ten days on their passage from nH'9
Nv the lted Sea. i:id also The Malta anu Curln iIis
Alta late bail at The Duke de- Brog Grn ila"n uc
Spanish mLassadur present. having arrived that day
al Paris.
! Eridtncc Of Fdnnticism IN h.h ranh-The Marquis
of huu,.sra he who lost I cg lit Ni.crIoo) Is now at
Paris On account Of the feeble hra. u. !s third son.
Clarence Iauvl i commander the Navy. wll"m he
has placed under the o: Hlmhncalan tile hG:nopa
tIis
MADAME lie Beaumont, Only daughter the late ce!c
richest .rs Of France, having by the death q her ia
Their Succeeded fortune ul seven millions OF francs
The toowml. from French paper Is quite new u us
An old friend OF Franklin las communicate /" Us
the following lac: - There existed al Maiaisn lIic'
pnTlrat of Supuieon by lsabey his portrait which had
belonged to the Empress Josephine: was purchased lew
years since by an American, named Sandcsson, who
made present OF it - General jackson, and when The
late disastrous fire occurred al New York. this picture
was the omy object that spared, though 1t adorned
one of the public cdlces which the fire entirely
sunicd.
! O'connell thc King Of the brggars, as the Times
calls him has been lr'rang ills abuse OF our country,
touching The mailer "i slavery III speech delivered AZ
an anti slavery meeting al Birmingham We quote the
following infamous caIurrny uo our Southern brethren:
"lnsleal! Of aeoIatIug their condition. they had ra
Their Increased the iulscrles and wictceGrss o! t en-
slaves While they the nselves lived II tie u:Inos, sci-
dour and luxury er slaves were IN siat oi the mcsl
| abicct and degraded misery.
AT the pubic Guuer given 10 him u! Liverpool be
! had the honor vi being htSSed.
We see nothing in papers, Icspcclin. the French
indemnity. Sir. Vail. our Charge at Lonoon. had had
an interview, and was in correspondence with tire
| French Minister at that court.
The London lnmrs OF the 2lst states, that the cues
ton OF the recognition OF the independence u the rams
atlantic Sales, under consideration at Madrid
and expresses hope that the holders OF stock or those
countries NAV hy such measure be enabled To Obtain
their claims, which amount 10 E21Qtutno. 1t was
believed that the independence ot AL OF thuse States
would be al acknowledged.
An American irigae was standing into Lisbon on the
2;juh o. January An American ingale, and corvette
were in the port Of Lisbon Oh the lIln
Mr.. Wilkins, Minister to Russia, had passed
! through Berlin.
Bvau ordinance of the King ofne Frenc. which is to
take effect from ihe st of May lcG French produce and
manufacture are exempted from all duties Of entry at
Alrcls whilst foreign merchandise is to pay duty oil
l., per cent BY the same ordinance French Vessels arc
only be allowed |" trade between France and the port
of AIgrrs all orrgn vessels are required to pay Il tom
mage duty OF TWO francs per ton, with or without car
goes.
Int from S2ain-The brig Ceres, Captain Conings,
Which arrived 1T this port yesterday. brought Cadiz pa
nn,s to Jan o. containing Madrid dates 10 tie 2lst.
We are indebted 10 M.ssrs TopI for ihr Joan oi hcsr
pa"is There iwo official letters lrnn Grn Cordo-
va dated his hcad quarters at Uaarfi Gamnoa, ami
Areoraue the 18th and Eth glvngan account OF two
rusar rGrn,s those two days between the troops UNI
&c: lis cOnin,and. including those OF Generals Evans
and Espar,ru and the Carlst troops, in the mountains
Of Arabian in which he claims some Important atvan'
tages or the of the Queen. Very few par,isu.
! lars however, are given. Cen Corduva estimates his
own lu.s AS not exceeding lUU and tina, Of tho
enemy 600 hos de combat, besides ca ar 10 who came
OVER 20 the Queen army. These letters addressed
! to Gen. A!nudovar who was at Nitlorta Tie Cotl's
was engaged III the discussion of the election law The
sanction of the Queen TO tir law expressing Inc conil'
drncr of the Corles in the government, was coNlunl-
| Gated In both Chambers on tine lSth-fGtri0t
| (from The LnnIon ifornias Hrrotd IF MH Isl INST
SrAIs-llie Paris papers Of THURSDAY contain nrii''
gcncr from SPAIN connaOry OF all That has oern STAT
cG hy private correspondent. Of he retreat OF The
Qnecn troops upon the 10Th and lIth upon 'It,ofa aio
the yar Of Marietta. and the Subsequent abandonment
of thu latter Tne. losses upon thSe Two days a'e es
! timated at 1000 men.
Our Bavonne letter ef The 2th inst further states that
Do Carlos had issued decter. OF Tie lG ordering ale
Wv If - nn men, in The three provinces Of Alaya. Biscay.
and G.:irn2coa for the LIST Msrrh The Ca:lsts had
erec,ed new batteries rUund 81 rastaD. and were TO
commence the bombat rcnt o: The place the 23d.-
Immediately after lie affair OF the lGh Count Almodo
var ps,ed Vii Madrid to convey lIe ner sol CordrYa
success 10 the Government /; reported that the