The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-04

tNIy .IluSD VI VEG ISuOnC SttCOtiNU.------t tiS
Swedes have Of late not been successful a.
gainst the Russians; they have been forced
to fall back from some Of the positions, which
they had occupied.--But the capture of u
very large Russian CONVOY ot provisions will
be severely felt by the enemy, who are so
in want otall provisions, that they cannot for
seine time attempt any operation Of n,agni
nitude.
The kingdom of Naples is destined for
Murat-his successor in the Dukedom OF
Berg is not mentioned
Tuscany is 20 be united to France & pro
ciamation has been published, congratulate
ing tie people upon the honor of being a.
dopted into Che great family
The Portuguese ENJOYS who have been
some time expected, have at length arrived
by the Plovcr The one is MIR. Ferraro,
whom we mentioned some time since, and
the other the Viscount Baleamao, the son
or Chevalier Pinto. who was 50 long the Por-
tuguese Ambassador in this country.
FRENCH OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
MADRID, June IS.
The following intelligence is published by
our government:
" General Dupont who commands corps
of the French army, while passing through
kndujar on the Oath of MAY, received in
formation that the enemy of Spain & France
had succeeded in misleading part Of the
inhabitants of Lower Andalusia. The dis
affected had taken up arms, and had not on
ly formed unicn with the Contrabandistes
(thc smuggers,) but had thrown open the
prisons and armed the teions. General Du-
pont had directed his march in the manner
iii which it is proper to proceed in friend
ly country, in order that the Inhabitants of
those places through which lie had to pass.
might not he too heavily burthened: but in
consequence of the information which his
EXceiency had obtained, he determined Ito
halt, and to concentrate his colsmns.
g nc ti:c ~: o f juno ;;,e frvucir troops
arrived at the bridge of Alcoiea, seized two
pieces of artillery watch defended it, drove
the enemy TO the Lancba, and there took the
rest of the artillery. The pursuit after the
rebels lasted until half-past eleven, and was
continued to the gates of Cordova.
g At three in the morning the French
troops made their entrance into that town.
which had been retarded by the revolt ouly
about two hours and half.
Twelve thousand men, who refused to
acknowledge the lawful authority, had as
senbled AT Tudcla, and had broken down the
bridges General Lefebvrc marched on the
sth towards that point, with torpS Of F rcnch
troops. They passed the Ebro on RATS. with
Sithi SSu DAY onclS, LOOK possession or the ar
tiilcry, drove back the rebels from point TO
point, and completely Dispersed them
The wretchcs no had committed all
kinds of excessess in Nalladoiid and its neigh
borhood, directed their march, 5000 in mum
Der, towards the Rio Pisuerga, in order to
secure the passage. On the 18th, generals
Merle and Laseile arrived and attacked
them. One division began by deploying it
self, and uurpicces of artillery were brought
up, by which the rebels were quickly put to
fight. They left FIVE cannon behind them.
besides 1000 muslZets, their colours, and
all their provisions and ammunition On the
same day the French proceeded on their
march towards Valladoiid.'
BAyovNE. July ID.
The following is tie act OF guarantee of the
new Constitution Of Naples
Z" Napoleon by the grace Of God, Empc
tor OF the French, &c Our dearly beloved
brother, Prince Joseph Napoleon, King q
Naples and Sicily, having submitted 10 OH.
appreciation the constitutional Statute, which
is to serve for the ground work of political
Legislation for the Kingdom of the two Sci
lies, we nave approved, and do approve OF
the said Statute, and guarantee its execution
on the part of the Sovereign and the p.ople
of those Kingdoms.
(Signed) NAPOLEON"
Given ut our Imperial and ROYAL
Palace at Bayonne, June 20, 1867