Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-12
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 8.-rhe last sailing ship Frank
IN, Captain GRAHAM, arrived here last nigh, IN IL
days from Liverpool, whence she sailed the 18th OF
July 10 the polite attention Of Captain Graham,
the editors of the .3msrcdn indebted for London
papers TO the evening of the 10Th JuI, inclusive
he laeness al The hour ~ which they were receiv-
Ell allows time 10 make only the important extracts
which follow.
INTENDED EVACUATION OF SPAIN.
lhe LonfoR Courier OF July 20, .ures lis readers
mat they may rely on The authenticity Of the following
intelligence
The French Government have il in contemplation
TO rere across The Ehro, aud lake up their line of
defence along HAT river. The heavy arIlery has
been ordered ny, 10 invest the strong positions Oh hat
line.
is the intenlinn of The Duke d'Angouieme to
withdraw the troops iiom before ChGi7, unless there
should arise favourable prOspect of being sue
cesslu ~ accommodating the differences between the
ConteudIng parties ~ Spain. The dlssention. lu
fact between lille Royalisis themselves form, almost
as strong an impeachment to the adjustment of mat
ters, as The dIssentIOns between the Royasts and
the CORES
Ii Is now more than month since we first hnied
at THIS circumstance and several occasions since
we have repeated il. In particular the letter WINCH
we published on Thu Stay from NJ idrid, written as
we stated, hy person well qualified to form lust
anu impartial estimate OF the present and future pros
PecIs OF SPAN, cOrrOborated what we hhd said
The following passages from thIt letter disclose i'm
pOrlant facts
" The French are not masters here The violent
parry winch continues TO urge The Regency to of
dfnihary power mus no support ~ the Duke d An
goulemP, or his Hdherens. They dHrt0lis to ne
gocffe rith The more moderate party ofDe CorteS and
~ endeavOur 10 the Kings HE bv giving favour
able terms 10 the former lhe supporters OF arra-
~ power decidedly avetse TO any treaty with the
rebels in CadIz. II remains 10 he seen whether the
French party will hive power enough TO oppose sue
cessiuHy their more violent friends and allies"
The fact j., that Ibis delay bears most heavily On
the rench hnances aud necessarily must, short
une, force that Power either To join the advocates
OF arbitrary desposn To ieGre the cOHfeRdHg par
ties 10 sane glntcTS tih me Corfcs as then 1,ry "
We w'll not pretend 10 Say (adis the Courier) how
Tar events may change the intentions of France but
II u certain that II there should appear no chance OF
= speedy Cancellation Of parties, what we have above
stated will be The course adopted. The French de-
cldeJIy support only lie more moderate Royaiists.
IL IS trne that the 2Oth Light Corps Showed symp.
toms Of mU:iny al Bay0nne Itty-Ope Of them de-
serted, ~ consequence Of Marshal Laurisiou's fe-
iosng PERMISSION FOR the Regiment to join tie Cam
pfign IN SPAN.
Tie French array has hceu remarkably healthy,
which Is ascrbed 10 the unusual cooluess of the sea-
son.
FIGHT or CoRUNNA.
The following has been posted up ~ Lloyds -
" BRisrOL, July 25-Arriyed L'Areveda, Corlieno.
from COrnuna sailed on The morning Of the 18jh IN
siant with dispatches. Up to hat period the attempts
OF The French upon Comuna had heeu repulsed with
considerable loss aud their advanced troops were re-
treating"
HE London Globe Of July &C. SAYS -" We have
Just seen gentleman who left Corunua on the 1871,
~ The Aueveda. The Ffeuch were rcpulsed with
great loss. Our informant states that they left upon
The field one hundred and ihry wagon loads Of dead
On Inc lgh, The AWeveda was still IN sight Of Coruu-
and the Constitutional flag was n, lug All The
cannon al FerrO with The exception OF two pieces.
had heen removed before the French obtained nos
session Of tie tOwn. No immediate commune atiou
from our brave couniryman SIR Robert " ilson has
been received, bui as be received ouy flesh wound