Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-24

ceeti 10 Sculb America To remain au
SPaia under The prrisxi of III health:
Dui, on thrir retiring, no pay whaieves
NH DE- given them, aud they are instruct
ca 10 h"id ihsms Ives IN readiness 10
obey The command III The KING. sl,oul
lie IN future require tier services. Bv
the adoption OF Tins measure, II isexpect
ed that dependence may be placed ON such
forces as The Spanish Government may
hereafter deem IT oXpedivni To- TRANSPORT
10 South America.
III consequence Of the continuance ot
INSTRUMENTATION In The army, the cummu.
hicailon btiwecn the north and souIl,
oi SPAN was suspended up to the 2Ist
OF last month. Ii WAS eApccteu ihat bv
iiit 18Th or 20h, The forces under Gen.
4 REiRE IL O'DONNELLwould have been
so much Increased, that an attack would
be made Immediately on The tnsafec,-
ca troops COLLECTED in Tie !sla de
Leon. According 10 Il letter Which we
nave seen iroM Malaga Inns morning, tho
iaiier ana not exceed 5IU0 ueD but from
The ieiiour OF those hom Gibraltar and
Cad Z, there is reason TO suppose that
iheS certainly Amounted 10 1000 or
$500.
February 8.-We hoyc received this
morning the Paris Papers al SATURDAY.
but we have looked inlo lEcm, IN vain.
'oramy clear and l.OSIinr t;.ta,is rcspcci..
inS HE Spanish Instruction. Then alb
sence, however, Is supplied by matter.
rom which important inference s are OBJ
'iousiy deduclb,e. We lind, Tor instance.
mai the numbers and resources OF tie
Insurgents are presented as extremely
hsiShticaii', While The preparations made
10 oppose iheM are upon 4 most exten-
SIve scale. Tins would surely Indicate
H., a.. ~
We mad, also, that notwithstanding the
magnitude Of those preparations, and
iheir all gcd completion, even, no aiiempt
Has oeen made TO bring The Rebels 10 IA
aciloh, ana thus decide The struggle. or.
u itasi, lis Character. Could tins be the
use, II 'iIe Insurgents were 50 coitemp.
.lDlr, IN point OF Strength, as has been
represented Orders. too, have been
given 10 call oul The militia in several of
HE provinces. Nhyi Aie the ROYAL
hooPS ihsu!hVl"ui 10 cope vi th the Rebels.
or Is more reliance placed upon The fl.
aflly OF HE militia Than upon The regn-
i"'s Add 10 all these circumstances the
idciS, That by some means or other. ti,e
Insurgents lave maintained themselves
'"F thTer We. rs, aud probably more
against the Kings authority thai ,bey
nave captured strong posi-, tile marine
arsenal oi Caracca, together with aga
gun snip, "a irlSalr, aud several gun
noats ; lastly. that Cadiz itself il, i'm a
mH"ncr, biockaded by them; and WE
'hink II Will Boi be Il rash conleciure TO
: upposc that The insurrectiop is some
thing more thaua mere ac, OF military dis
obedience.
from The extracts ubseqarnflv given
rom the frencA Journals, il will he seer,
','di 'ep1ri "aN prevalent on The Ex-
cha'sr, al Paris. issued by ilI governs
mehl ne ! ith uit. on Frlday, Thai Cadiz
lid" at last opened lis gales 10 the Insur-
gents. lhe report Is rendered The more
probable from the tenor oi a proclana-
hon, winch Slews very clearly, thai lie
inhabitants had begun TO beslir them
serves about the probable consequences
OF holding out any longer against the Itn-
posing force al their gates; and ihai, I'D
iac', ne question OF surrender had
Deen agIiated IN terms more or less ore
clse, between them and the Guveruor.-
Ills exceliency asks " II they can ,toubt
a"y longer wial are their dunes Z" ,f'ibev
are sill afraid that a s1Iail nHmber Of
misguided people can obtain ID Triumph z"
&C aud he concludes with e0IpiIaticalIy
calling upon them 10 andeceice them
Set0eS such is mauIirstly ilIe language
oil state only Of the last extremity.
BRUSSELS, Jan. 3l.-Tbe sum winch
MS Majesty has granted for The relief OF
those who have suffered by Tie iuunda-
mons, amounts To 100000 forms. The
last accounls from The Northern Proylnw
ces contained only distressing details OF
me disasters causrd by Tie foundations.
IL Is feared That many persons have perish.
ed, Tor several dead bodies have been
seen ffoailDgin the water about Nimeguen
The village, of pPrsinUen no ,,,,.I
vanished, except two houses. However
The state OF the waters has becume jess
alarming.
HAGUE, Jan. 2S.--All The accounts of
the Disasters caused by the j,uudatio,,s
and the bursting OF The dykes, are of
ihe most affecting nature. In the Be,iwe
" villages are under wafer. la MANY
places entire house and all their iuhah
i'anis nave been swept away.
ANTWERP, Jan % In business fbere
Is nothing done, owing 10 the breaking
up OF tie frost. The rivers have over
flowed all the adjacent country, CARVING
away cattle aud The furniture of the in.
babiianis, as we'll az breaking 40 the
roads, 80 t'af we have no comncnica-
non with ihe interior excepting on horse
back. Fears are entertained for tbe
safety OF Rotterdam, The dykes having
gwen way. Al Gorcum the water Is Il
ieei deep. Many other places ate similar
~ situated. am happy 10 say that Ami.
wcrp has suffered little, but there Is
scarcely any trade carried on there.
a STEAM COACH.
LONDON, Feb. 5.-Au advertisements
IN Dublin paper Of Monday lssf an
DouDces That on tle LIST say OF March.
new invented coach imnolisd L., 49, :.