Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-05

)40 leagues from Bordeaux, captured by tie
Spanish schooner Nina, Gel Iieroe Nina el
terror de las Uitras) fitted out from Corunna,
and commanded by Capt Coriina. The yes
sci was sent into that port.
The Aiiches de Bordeaux" state the same
fact, aud add, that the Eous is insured nearly
to her full value. IN London"
Ertrdct Of pirate letter.
| PERPIUNAN, June 5.-The arrival of Nina
at Oiot had been announced at Corona. The
intelligence from that city of the ist, placed
hun IN an entirely df1erent part His retreat
from Nlel is said I" have astonished even III.
most intelligent and experienced men He
first of all sent his wounded to Cardona hy
Prats de Llosanes and Grronella, and him
self with Il column of4oOO men advanced TO
Pobla. Then h. separated into tive columns,
directing the one upon Baga, and the other
upon Gesol--E roles followed him with his
brigade, and French brigade commanded by
General ST. Priest. Romagosa was ordered
I" Cerdague. He arrived the LIST at Beloe-
The whole mountain is alarmed by the IN arch
ui Nina upon Vich. Parties run very high.
and there is general persuasion, that unless
the French army receives speedy reinforce
ments, the royallsts are in great danger
The following Is an extract of letter from
Tolosa of the 9Th June" The detection of
the blockade of Pampeluna, IS constantly in
creasing the diminution of their pay is the
alleged cause-it is certain that General
d'Espagna has been obliged to abandon the
command of his division, and to seek refuge
IN the ranks of French regiment, in order 10
save his life.'
The Star of this evening, (1S th) says, with
the intention of inducing our troops to retreat,
in order thereby tn relieve Barcelona, advanc-
ed on the 9TH June, in French Cerdagne,
with about 5000 men, and that he even halt
ed al Osscse, not far from Mount Louis-lt is
added that Nina afterwards retired TO Rip.
poll
The Bordeaux Memorial, publishes a letter
from BayOnne of 9TH June as follows:
4 Lieutenant General Count d'Autichamp is
appointed Governor of Madrid, of which his
division is tn form the garrison. There is a
talk OF forming | new regiments of infantry
to be composed of the recruits of 1898, and of
the veterans who may re enlist.
Lieutenant General Vallin passed last night
through Bayonne, going fast To Paris on spe-
cial mission.
BosroN, July 98.-By the arrival at this
port of the brig Jasper, Patten, in 81 days
from Liverpool, we have received our files of
, London papers 10 June 18th inclusive and
. Lloyd's List TO June IL.
An express from Paris states by Telesra-
phic despatch from Bayonne, received June
, i2, that on May Goth all the Portuguese,
, troops including the garrison of Lisbon, ex-
ceptng one regiment, had declared against
+ the Constitution. and We're headed by tile In
FAINT Don Miguel that the Cortes had de
cIared IFS sitting permanent and that the king
had declared in favor of the Constitution, and
chosen new ministry from among the
Cortes.
Lisbou dates OF May 81 mention, that on
The 28th, tire Infant Don Miguel, with Gen.
Sepulvedo aud about 5000 troops, proclaim
ed the abolition of the Constitution, at Villa
Franco, place about Is miles A. Z. of Lis
bon. Accounts of Portuguese events are con
Trajectory, but we find no confirmation of
any other counter revolutionary movements
than those above stated.
The Lendon subscription in aid of the Spa
niards Isrepresrnted as having assumed that
character and importance which is due TO the
cause. Meetings in various paris of England,
and local contributions were becoming gene
raj, in aid of the oppressed people Of the Pc
ninsula. All honest men (says the Times
will he delighted TO see the Spanish subscrip-
ton going on SO prosperously: Every En-.
sshman, worthy the name, must feel the
cause Of Spain TO be his own.
The Kings messenger, Mr.. Cloud, left Lon
don on the 9Th June for Paris. On the same
day MIR: Begode, Spanish courier from Sir
VIM. A'Court's embassy in Spain, left Down
ing street with dispatches for Spain.
A Bayonnr letter says,-lt is reported here,
that sum Of 100000 francs, sent from Bill
boa, has fallen into the bands of the COnst-
tutIondlsts, not far from that city and they
have also taken $4,000 reals Of tie royal re-
ceipt of salt, near Salinas.
The Marquis of Londonderry has arrived
IN England from France. While in France
he sustained loss of his star of the order of
the Bath, valued at 500.
Frankfort papers Of the 9th June had
reached London, which state that a Frman
granting particular privileges TO the Turkish
merchantmen, had been communicated to the
foreign legations at Constanluople.
A letter To the agent at Lloyd's, under date
of Bordeaux, June 10, says, " Byhdvicrs from
Corunna Of the 28th ult the EOe, Boulay,
| from ST Domingo TO this port, was captured
+ on the 18th, about 80 leagues from Cordonan,
by the Spanish priyaeer HerOique Nina, on
la Terreurdes UItras, capt. Cortina, and car
ried into COrunna. She is laden with 24OO
bass of coffee. Some accounts state that the
privateer was fitted out at Cadiz, and others
at Comma.
LONDON, June ia Spanish Cabinet
Messenger arrived last night in London. He
was despatched by the Mock Regency at Ma
: drid to Mr.. Canning, and we know that the
letters which lac brings for the British Go
vernment, dated the 9Th instant, are for the
purpose OF requesting that England will ac.
knowledge the Regency, according to- the ex-
, ample given by the Courts Of Austria, Prus.
, STA and Russia, together with their underlings
Of Naples, Sardinia, and I'D genus oDipe'-
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