Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-09
ARMY OF THE PYRENEEs.


BULLETIN.-" Conformabl, 10 the orders
OF his Royal Highness, the troops of the Cd
corps have continued their movement against
the army OF Ball;isteros. The army. which
still consisted of 5000 or 10000 men. had
It's principal forces assembled at Murcia
occupied OrIhuela and Aibaterras, IFS right
bearing upon AicaIst and Cafihagena, aud its
haIks covered 10y various corps Of partisans,.
all bearing The appearance of an intention 10 de-
irnd that important position. Count Molitur
hesla'ed not To attack il, having then with
nm only the division Of Loverdo /, hut his ad-
'anceu guard having arrived at Elche. the
enemy retired precIpltately upon Lebrilla and
at the same moment the regiment of J,orca
| infantry, with its officers and colours passed
over to our side TO the cries of Long live
Ferdinand! This example was followed by
the regiment OF the Queen (cavalry) and these.
Two corps, AT their own request, marched the
next day WIN our troops, partaking of their
lively desire TO encounter the enemy. Count
holltor arrived On the 9TH at Murcia, where
he was received with the greatest enthusiasm
IL had been tho same in the fine and rich conn
try he had passed. The same day HE trnons
took the route of Carthagena, 10 the direction
| ot L'~rea, when the enemy retired, having lost
more than 1000 men by DETECTION. The cd
corps continues IFS movements in Granada.
" General Foissac Latonr, who left ll1adrid
is now at Carolina, marching towards Anduier
and Jaen, Ia cOveT the entrances (debouchesjof
the Sierra Moreno, and tU serve as a reserve
To the force in Andalusia.
Count B"rdesUut, having formed the
blockade of Cadiz by guarding the coast from
Rota To COnil, occupies himself necessarily
with organizing hotilIa, both in Seville and
| The ports, IN order 10 complete the blockade
by sra He IS ably seconded by the Count
dc bourmoni, who for that purpose is Gstab-
ljshed at Seville, as well rs by Rear Admiral
Hamclin, commanding the feet, and already
many light vessels cruise before the place
FIFTY boats intending TO introduce grain have
been taken or dispersed, and our marine has
captured a cOloneland a dozen officers of ar
tlllery, who were proceeding from Cadiz, 10
Ceuta, for The defence ofthat place; il has
also delivered 100 Hoyalsts prisoners, wh,,
were sent there To- the works
"The Inhabitants ofthe Mountains ofRonda
having announced To General BUrdesou!t that
this town was occupied by battalion of reeu-
| luiiOnary infantry, under the command Of
Colonel Bernard Asauelo, WIN appeared well
disposed Tag of truce was sent to him, aud
immediately the officers and soldiers declared
for the service of the King.
" The inhabitants Of Andalusia continue to
give proofs Of the excellent spirit which ami
mates them they frequently arrest the ennis
saries OF the enemy, who have not been abg
to organize a1y corps. The greatest disorder
appears tU reign at Cadiz.
" Count BOurck has entered Gacia he
was on the 9TH at Vilafrahca, and VIII arrive
on The 10th at Lugo with al his trooos.-
Every thing leads TO the belief That General
Norillo is entirely separated from Qmrora
and snow united with General Bourck. Gen.
eral Longg has re-esiabIished order and quiet
in the Asturias.
" The troops charged with The blockade
continue to show their constancy and 1evn-
ton. The garrison Of Pampeluna having on.
deavoured 10 make two sOriies oD the stb
they were vigorously repulsed by the Cd liebt
regiment and by the troops Of the CONT ~.
Espagne, who have produced a considprabl,.
loss 10 the enemy IN killed aud wounded.
"Two brigades Of the ed corps of reser,e
have already entered Spain the one Is gor
Catalonia, The other to be employed in The
blockade of ST. Sebastian. Marshal J.ouristo,
has established his head quarters At Ernsoi
Spanish vessel OF war which sailed Estels
! from Corunna. to transport 100 Royalfsls ~
sonsrs 70 Caelz, has entered Bib6a. hoire