Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-07

the, present state, a. a little success viii he
attended with the most favorable coHsequen-
ces, inspiring confidence, which is all they
want, so, ON the other hand, will a failure
be attended with fatal result to the enter
prize.
1t RieGo could have reached NIalaga, which
rs stu probable. that city would immediately
fail in with his views, an6 fTsn thence a il ac>
ton would he made with Catalonia, which,
You know, is always in ripe state Tor "A row
in favor Of liberal principles. [ s,li leave this
unfinished fill tEe last minute before The sail
ing OF the Hope, and give YOU ali We know
mere. There was "A soriie made by the truops
al Cadiz upon iSiego, AT the iSls, lew DAYS
ago, which was attended will, considerable
loss on the pasl oi the ROyalists. with deser-
iioiis, &c. but We don't know all The particu-
lars yet, or the IrUth OF the Whole.
NbaI pily il Is that our government was
not al wal with Spait. NOW. Commodore
Stewart, who is How here, IN the Frank lin
couih alors give freedom to this country, ami
destroy the present system entirely. One word
from han, IN the shape III offensive measures,
aSaiVeI ihs sing aIu his cabinet, wOuid .c -
hou.h, NaldeIa ccael heS . .n-Sa con rlwould
he the senetai feen.: ~iIicl Sounow ouiN hear
eNp!CSseu by the ApailiaTd, when he hnow.
where he Is You would have been amused 10
have been at AigeGlaS aud 81. Rogue, when
Rieg0 Was Ihere.. ilie manners OF the people
were 50 unlike every ihing !Idd seen before
called Spanish" lhat scarcely could tee
oncde ~ Ia rIySeit that I.dS ia Spain an,lu.
iiieiu. Tue re, IuliomarS ,fouys, 100, wei ESQ
well ted and found Az eYcry respect, aud t.ie
ohcers so genterl la their appearance aud
manners. that, bat Cor thtii muSilchiOs 1
shonid have taken them iol Eiis iIsh tIoups.
ti,' king Las oner.d theR ali d tmil psraua
III They viii TetHIn to their du,N undeT bin
agaui-and not d iuan. thus Tar, has accepted
aHd uis looks favorable.
Sincs w'i;iug the ahoye, two government
V sse!s hove arrived ftCm Malaga, with u
hntnber VI the public characters oil board
having made their escape ldsi Iig lot 81 ON thai
cay Just as Eieyo made his entry there. The
reports have given above are tase-RipgO.
rear guard uad "a little SkirmiSb with O'D0u-
neis party: naar Estipona, aud were succes,r
iul. Inc RerorutIoNisis mvi little or no Up-
position i'll iakIuE Malaga. The Governor of
that lace inet tIem VITA party OF troops d
htile iisls SIDE, but the, would not stand a
moment they all hpd-and Malaga received
ktgO "itb OpeD arms. This Is valuable at.
VH'>iiiOh 10 Ihtin. aud there nov appedis bat
Que uaihloh DIS 10 the final result OF this en-
teTprZe
J he Constitution will be estabiShed aud
thon=o ITS principles admit The existence OF a
King, Sui such is t!ie feeling "a ainSt Fer,,-
ndrd, that h3 Will not be the one selected
ihere WAL yet no doubt, he a long contest, be-
lore things aTe reduced To quetneSS in Spain:
and inanh poor fellow will irel the length OF
the " cuchilo"
You know enough OF SpanIards, to render it
unnecessary for ne TO explain farther"
Extract Of Il letter from Cadis deD ed jan. 2S
regiment arrived here from San Lucar aud
othtr towns, and Is stationed IN the CuItd Du-
la, where every thug Is in good state Of des
fence. canbot discover the least desiie pub.
iicis among the iiilia biauts ct Cadtx OF a spi-
rit oil revolution !; i'll fact they appear perfect
~ Indifferent az TO their future dynasty. /
have this morning spoken with au ERgli>h gtg-
Eehnta 81 DESIGNATION, aEd On whose irvrd ,ce,v
ruth may be DiuceG-he informed me. that he
saw tile whole oi !he revOited army while il
paestd through Port 81. MaIy's; its appearance
was me, and the sirtc;eSt order aud decorum
was ObServSG--it consisted OF infantry aad
horse, ar rather dying artillery, aud amounted
TO 5000 men strong, Others say mUTe-Ihe v hole
under the command OF d Colonel " QuiruYa."
who styles himself, III his proclamation, at his
Head Quarters at the ISla =. GeueraI I'D Chief
OF Tie Constitutional Army"