Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-23

tassa6Or Gems 10 direct Ill measures and o. |
lieraiions here, aud u is e, dent that be has
been doing every thing in his power since h.
came here la induce the Regency to act as If il
were totally Independent ON the French go
verumcut"
The Paris papers state that a division of
General Moiitor's corps had forced the lst
brigade Of Ballestcros, composed of $500, TO
accept battle at the deGle called Arenas
hey pretend that aregiment of the Spanish
cavalry oi 500 men, was cut of, and that the
remainder of the brigade retreatej in pre-
e. niiaic manner. About 500 constitutional
troops presented themselves, On the Sis july,
at the gates Isl. Fernando aud ST.. Vincent Of
Madrid. and the Guerilla chief, the Empeci-
nddo, entered Salamanca the second time on
the e8th.
The London Courier Of the 9Th Aug. AYERS
that the subscription opened in London for
the Spanish Constitutional cause, has failed.
public meeting was called in Liverpool, in
reference To- that cause.
The sole right of property in the newspaper
the London Morning Chronicle, has been sold
by private contract for the sum of forty thou
sand pounds sterling.
The Paris Moniteur OF Sd August contains
despatch from Marshal Money, giving an
account of AN action which lasted upwards of
three hours, between a part OF his army and
a column under General Mans. According
To this account the Spanards were driven
from their position, after an obstinate defence
st It's affirmed that his loss pretty considerable,
and that he had had many wounded. THE
French, however, have been lor,unate "a usual,
for in THIS hard fight of three hours they had
| only five killed.
LONDON, Aug. Owe received this morn
ing, 10y Express, from Paris the Moniteur,
ard the Etoe ofThursday, and the PiIote, of
Friday. The following are extracts /:
From the Monitetr
Teleg7ophic dispatch, Transmitted from Bay
onne, on .fug. g. Ia the evening.
Manzanares Aug.S four o'clock r NJ
The .hgjor General 10 the Minister of Wdr
The advanced guard of General Molitor dis
persrd, on the 25th, near Guadix. all the caval-
~ OF Ballasteros.-on the 26ih Grenada was
occupied
" On The 28th, Ge 1eral Mo,or completely
defeated CampIllO." Here the approach OF
| night Interrupted the dispatch
From the Piloe OF Frida,.l
Tins paper says that communication was
posted up at the Royal Exchange IN Thurs
day, Transmitted by order of the President nf
Inc Council the same in substance as hr pre-
cedng Topographic Dispatch, winch we do
not therefore repeat, but completing il thus /:
= On the cath General Molitor defeated at
| .dlllINUb Qt AlnUdG, the tdNAfJ 81 dfntrdl
Ballasteros, who had retreated intn the noun
rains of Cazarla. General Foissac Latour is
al Villa Coro. General Lorerdo has return
ed To Guadlx, and is Ia the rear of the enemy,
who wishes Ia come la terms.
y" They write from Bayunne Of the Sd Au-
gust. nat the Governor of Saint Sebastian has
given negative answer to the proposal Of
Mar~hri Laurston to surrender the place.
Il IS said that great number of wounded
from the army, are on their way Ia BayOune.
| Information has been received at Paris, by pri
vatr letters, that serious affair took place in
Catalonia, on the eth. The corps of Baron
Ernles was severely handled (F0rtcmeni COM
promiSe), and he only owed his safety 10 two
Frcnch regiments coming 20 his assistance"
The great number of sick in the army of
Catalonia. is assigned as the cal,se of Marshal
Money returning with his head quarters to
Mataro.
[Fron he Etoile, Auy,st7l
We have received by an extraordinary cour-
Ter, the Gnzetles Of .iitdrid of the Cd of this
month. The Regency have received informa-
lion from Cadiz of the 9th July. The
| King and his august family were in good
health.
Er}ract Of a privdte letter, daied BadGiOnd,
august %.
Letters from Madrid say, that the division
commanded by the Prince Generalissimo, ex-
prrienced in its march very heavy storm of
rain and hail
The .Noniieu also contains bulletin, dated
head quarters, Madridijrs, July 2lst, giving an
account of the attack made on Alorllio at the
bridge of Sampayo, by the Constituencies
from Vigo, in which the latter are said to
! have been defeated.
ARMY OF THE PYRENEES.
First Corps Second DiUision.
Camp before Corunna, July %.
" ~. te GOUTerHeur.-I have arrived at the
extremity of Spain, and IN front of the town
of Corunna, which you demand, after passing
through the whole kingdom, and being al
ways victorious in every encounter with your
troops. You cannot be ignorant that since its
entrance on the Spanish territory, the French
army has suffered no reverse and you must
also know that the whole nation REJECTS ,he
Constitution which you vainly defend. la {
name of humanity, therefore, and III order
that an unnecessary shedding OF blood may
be stopped, invite yoU To deliver up Coruu-
ma in deposit TO The army commanded by hts
Royal Higbness Monseigneur the Duke Of
Angouleme, that it may be delivered To the
King your Sovereign. as soon az he shall br
restored to liberty. | have To inform ynu
that your refusal will expose the garrison aud
the inhabitants To all the rigours which the
laws of war permit in place taken by storm.
rs farther inducement, | am authorised
10 declare to you, in the name of his Royal
Highness Monseigneur, the Duke of Angou-
leme. VINO wishes to appear ~ no other cha
racter in Spain than that of Pacliicatur, chat
all the troops who voluntarily submit, in obr-
dience to his Majesty the King of Spain, shall
retain their rank and. employment and that
his Royal Highness engages to cause them
TO be paid their pay and emoluments ont Of