Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-29

correspondents OF Nurseries writes 10 us as
follows under date Of the 23th OF June -
!" Within forty day the known captures amount
10 upwards Of thirty French or Neutral yes
sells of this number Ii belong to the port of
Marsei lles.-The day before yesterday
priyateer captured at the distance of two
leagues from our port, a vessel laden with oil
Insurance has risen from to ten per cent for
the Mediterranean coast, and from ID tn 90
for passing the Strengths of Gibraltar. This
increase of premium brushes our ship own
ers, and adds to the loss Occasivned BY
captures. A flag ofuuce that arrived yes
terday, bringing the French Vice Consul
from Maiorca, declares that there had left
Mahon, IL prvateers of different sizes, and six
others from the ports of Ivica or Malorca.-
Cor port contains already more than 200 yes
sells dismantled. The abors Of repairing and
building are suspended.
Sales Of Cotton, ut Havre, July 5-Upand,
liz to 1875 do long, 9l0 To 525; n. Orleans,
1875 to1 800
Sir Robert Wilson, and his English compa
Mons, arrived at Vigo on the 18Th of june
They left Oporto on the 9th, proceeded to
Brasa, where they were abused by the popu--
lace, detained two days. and were obliged Ia
return To Opoito undera military guard
Thence they were sent off without being al.
lowed moments rest, by way of Viamna.-
Sir Robert has published an address To the.
Portuguese since his arrival at Vigo, lament
ng the change that has taken place i'm that
Kingdom, and complaining of the attempt that
was made at Braga To assassnate him.
GENOA, june I9.-Lord Byron has charter
ed the Hercules, from Liverpool, for two
months. He has expressed AN intention per
sonally to aid the Greeks.
CADIz, July c. Government has received
IpsnJteh RnIll
A!cOy, giving an az couu, fhs retreat and uc-
currences 10 the 10th of June. On the 9th, he
was besieging the Castle of Mur,iedro, (where
number of Royalisis had taken refuge and
expected To carry IL On the nth by storm
but on that day, his rear guard was attacked by
the cd corps of the French army preceded by
multitude of Spanish royasls, After making
the best dispositions 10 save his artillery, Sc
the public authorities, and the nulnerou.
families who had emigrated from Valencia, h,
commenced his retreat, followed by the enemy
On the 18th, he was attacked near Acra hy
column of 5000 infantry and 1909 horse, hui
sustained no loss. On the Royac road the
French cavalry charged his Infantry, bat they
We're repused Ia a contest hand 10 hand, and
several French officers killed. The Spaniard,
did not lose a man.
Gen. Baasteros states that Alicante and
Carthasena were sufficiently garrisoned and
that his army will not be destroyed while he
remains al its head-but he laments the effects
OF wound which he received from Cannon
ball at the siege of Murviedro.
July l0.-The French were at Fueuto la
iliSuera on the Goth ut. The rear guard oil
the army of Ballasteros by Elche on the aist
CADIz, July 1.-MorilIo goes on organiz-
ing his army, which he is putting on brilliant
footing The French who had arrived near
Astorga, suddenly retired to Palencia. Cam
pillo, with his excellent corps, was at Tore
la Vega and probably is now in ST. Andero.
July 9.-Gen. ZAYAs, who proceeded hence
for Malaga, writes from that place. that the en-.
thusIasm for the cause, which prevails in that
place, is difficult to describe. The last ac-
counts state that he had set out with his di-
vision for Grenada.
They write from Corunna, that the garrison
OF Santona, in a sortie, had captured $50 pri
soners, and 5000 dollars in specie.