Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-25

uariZa, luke de Vtuavl, Duke de Nillaher
mesa, Marquis de Cersslbo Duke Le San Fer
nando, Duke deMrdnacelli, Duke de Monte
mar, Count dc Miranda, Marquis de- hIodeiar,
Marquis de Mranores, Countess de Mosa,
Countess de Cifurentes, Countess (Durhess)
de Benevente, Duchess de Moniehann, Conn
tess de Alru,'a, Count de Savaierrs Marquis
de Mosa, Count de Culemera; Duke de
Famames, Marquis de Valparaiso.
letter from Madrid, of May so, says tho
Regency has been installed. 1t has com
menced IFS operations by the nomination of
the ministry.
NJ. Verges Laguna. formerly Ambassador
at Rome, has the Department I Foreign
Affairs NJ. Garcia de II Tore, of Grace aud
Justice; NJ. Salazar. Uf the Marine NJ. Erro,
of Finance Marshal San lrcan, ui War ~.
Arnarrs, of the Interior
The Regency has named Lieut.. Gen. Equa
Capt. Gen. Of the army, and NJ dc Cam.
poaeradn, Capt. General ofCastilc.
The Lirerpool .Marktis, June1O.
CorToN.-T market has coniinued OK
ceedingiy lively, and notwithstanding the
extent OF business done during the last three
weeks, and the recent large arrivals, the spirit
of speculation has received little ur no check
the demand from the trade has also been very
animated, so that the aggregate transactions
SINCE our last report have exceeded 1900
bags. The effect of these Operations on the
currency has been enhancement of Id. to-
i.2d. IN Bowels, Alabamas and Orleaus Ill.
to 8d. on Maranhams and Pernams, which
were much sought after by the trade In other
qualities, little Ur no variation can be noticed,
except in low and middle qualities of Sea
Islands, for " hich rather higher prices were
paid. public sale on Friday of 500 bales nf
Demararas, and S6 Barbadoes, exhibited no
abatement of spirit.
/ The corn market in the early part Of the
week continued much depressed, but sonne
improvements has since taken place, and the
prices "f last Saturday, which were considered
| nomina has now been realized
| TOBACco.-The principal demand has been
for Virginia and Kentucky leaf, 30 hhds. of
which were taken for the Irish market and
80 hhds. f"r export at prc,ions rates. The
manufacturers continued 10 buy in limited
| quantities some small investments have,
| however, been made in Virginia sipmmed, of
the new crop TO the extent of about 30 hhds.
NJ little variation from the current prices.
NEWS FROM THE ARMY IN SPAIN.
| Head-Q"arterS, .,iodrid. My So.
All goes on here as the friends of legitimacy
could wish. II the Spaniards could have re
tanned any doubts respecting the intention of
the French Government the admirable pro-
clamation Of the Prince Generdlissimo is more
than sufficient To dispei them this prOclama-
ton has made a profound impression here.
Journal des DtbuiS.
The inhabitants have remarked with sur
prise and admiration, that his Royal ilShness
does not occupy the royal Palace; he resides
IN the hotel Of the Marquis of Villa Hcrmnsa.
The Spanards remember that on the Cd nr
May, their real enemies did not show sn much
magnanimity, and that Murat did not blush to
install himself in the residence of their kings.
Gen. Vain, who caused the first cannon TO
he fired, will perhaps, have the glory of firing
| the last he is already at Talevera, in pursuit
of Gen. Jaca. Ii is difficult 10 know exactly the
number of the troops that have remained
faithful to this general many soldiers have
remained at Madrid Others have gene 10 their
homes so that if we suppose Gen. Jaca to
have 300, or 1900, il is estimating the mum
her very high.
Nj. de Martignac intends to give very bril-
liant hall for The fete of ST. Fcrdnand all
persons of distinction at Madrid will he present
at 1t +; it is even said that the Prince will honour
it with his presence.
The Prince went yesterday in an open
carriage TO the Prado; the people who ex-
peetcd 1t had gone in crowds to that magnii-
cent promenade. The Prince was greeted
with the most lively acclaniations.
From Burgos 10 Madrid we followed the
road where there were the fewest inhabitants,
and which is consequently iie most destitute
of resources; we lodged in hamlets of 80 or
60 houses, aud the superior officers slept in
straw.
Al Lerma, and Amanda the inhabitants were
armed To combat the Consitutionalists. They
said there only one CnnsitutiOnalist
among them-vis. the Church clerk, because
he rang the bells for the f.tes of the Cortes.
| The following is the cause that hasened our
March To Madrid The Spanish General
Zayas came to Buiirago to the Princes head
quarters, to treat with II II H., who, refusing
/ to see him, ordered the Major General to
receive his proposals. Zayas demanded tn
remain in Madrid with his soldiers, who should
do duty there together with the French, ard
promised, on this condition, To let us enter the
capital The Major General replied to Zayas,
That the French wonld enter Madrid when
| they pleased. Zayas then contcnted himself
with requesting that orr entrance might be on
| the Esd, and that our troops should replace
the Cnnsttutionalsts, to prevent any blood
shed. Zayas soon abused our generosity.
Two days after, Bcssiercs, at the gates of
| Madrid, ignorant of this convention, caused
Zayas TO lie Informed that he was going To-
enter the capital. Zayas answered that he
might enter, and he was going to give orders
10 receive him, that he might do the duty
jointly with him till the arrival of the French.
AT this news part of the people Of Madrid
went tO meet Bcssieres men, women and
children, with Instruments, and palms in their
| bands. On their return, when they reached
the AISala gatet cannon loaded with grape
shot, which had ill then been masked, fred
on the procession and the Constitutional
/ Cavalry charged those poor people, and mas.
sacred without pity, all whom they could
reach Bessieres lost about 100 men, and the
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