Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-13


intoxicated with the cries which they repeated,
they heard very often that of let the soldiers
of the faith die (.hadfon los della, SCI all the
rich persons OF the province of Vittoria have
retired TO Burgos flying from the enemies
The Chief Magistrate of that pro, ince, after
having saved all that which belonged To the
nation, retired himself with column of 600
militia belonging To the same province. AT
Burgos they have recruited all the troops of
The district To act on the flank Oft he enemies.
Gen. Ballisteros, with the troops and some
militia of the fifth district, have been posted
ON the left bank OF toe Ebro. Gen. MJrillo,
as soon as be heard OF the invasion, adopted
the best measures To carry on the war, (Son
Sud ternltnGnieS) His words are very firm
Ia the enemies of the country and of liberty.
He has selected Benavente for the seat of his
operations, where he has ordered number of
each provincial depuiations of the second and
third districts 10 meet there. Gen. Abisval
| has turned ont of Madrid all the prisoners
made on the 7lh day of July, and continues
organizing his amy with the greatest activity
he has placed four battaIions IN the barracks,
which are occupied al every hour OF the day
and he has ordered the artillery which was in
in Sagoyia to be brought therc.-Finally he
prepares himself 10 give IA good reception to
the Infamous hosts " hch come 10 enslave us.
LISBON, April i0.-Genera de Rego writes
under date uf the 9Th, from Villreal, that the
eX-count d'Amarante, had his head quarters
At Terradoso, and Silveira in Mirandella
that among the insurgents report was circu-
lated that the ex-count was thinking of with
drawing himself towards Bragauza :
tent measures had been adopted, conformity
with the authorities on the frontiers of Spain,
To stop the srditious.
On the different points of the pro,lnce dc
Tras los Monies, some light troops tguerillasl
have appeared and the seducrd peasantry ha {
nSulied the cUnstilutioualisiS on the 30 ult.
number of about 100 enthusiaslics com
manded by an officer of the suppressed ord,
nances, surrounded the honse of the minister
of the war department but fortunately on the
day previous he had sent his family into Spain.
They write from Paris that "a certain Lady
Gaabrrr, or Cabusac supposed uame) was
going To Madrid with secret instructions, both
verbal and in writing, with intention To esla-
bsh i direct corrrsr ondence with the King
by means at minister: they say that she
had br"ihrr III law who is colonel of the
Guards Il. a. and add that she carried her
written instructions on silk paper, seyed up in
her bodice. Government Journal.
Woo, April information was received
last night that one of the columns of the
troops who are in pursuit of the seditous hav-
ing reached them, attacked and completely
defeated them, with great number Of killed
and wounded.
VALENCIA, April I've are under the ne
cessIiy of announcing that the valiant co :
lumn of Galatians and ether troops attached
To IT, which entered few DAYS ago into this
city crowned With the laures of victory, were
yesterday in the afternoon dispersed in the
heids OF Nue.es: the sedious in very superb
OF numbers waited for them, seized the most
convenient positions, aud prepared their artil-
ltFy. Inc light troops, (ias gucrilIas) began
Inc iirI"g, with that ardOur always attributed
{" them, when all at once they found them
selves surrounded by the sedtious, the cayal
ry having failed in their charge; in such case,
they had no other recourse hut that Of dis
persng themselves for their salvation. Two
thirds of the Infantry have already presented
themselves on Casielon de La Plan, where
there Is another column uf 200 infantry and
900 cavalry. This also has been joined by
more than fifty horses; and we fatter our
selves That as many more yet will present
themselves TO Join them. Such are VaIencl-
ans, the reverses OF waT-tbs will always be
IN vain; but valOr and consistency shall save US.
The losses are nothing while there remains YET
means of replacing them. We can with Ger
taInty announce that the most energetic pre-
cautions have been adopted in order that the
other Column which was ON the way coming
here, may execute its march in Wagons and
with toe greatest celebrity. Courage, then, we
repeat II, and constancy-that the reward of
these Virtues will never be other than that of
victory.
MADRID, April 1S.-Mr. John Gurwuod,
English courier, who went through last night
with dispatches for Seville. has brought the
following On Wednesday last, 9th
inst he started from BayOnne, and the French
army bad ON the same two preceding days cn
tered Spain. On the 9th, the Marshall Bake
de Reggie WAS at Toulouse, and another d.
vision occupied Villa Franco. Quesada, with
5000 men, occupied two villages in the neigh
bourh0od. On the 10th, at night. the van
guard was at Vareal de Zumariaga the
Duke dc Reggio, in Villa Franco the head
quart IN Toulouse Guilcmont,in OvarZun
Qnrsada, IN M0ndragon. On the 10th, at
niSht, they had not yet reached Saltuas On
the 18th, at night, the said courier arrived AT
VntorIa, and met all the gates shut up there
vas then no troops in that city and al San
corso hc met convoy IS ich was coming 10
wards Burgos In this last city, he saw
5000 men under arms. The Duke D'Angou
lcme dispatched finally Marshall Victor, who
returned to Paris cursng His Highness.
1le totality of the troops which have en-
tered SPAN amounts 10 50 coo men-the
rqulpa6rs belonging to the army have not
yet followed them for want of being compile
ted. Ii was believed in Bayonne that this pre-
cIpitaied movement had been one the great
est plumbers of the Par,isans, in order 10 real
we that project of the Puatu, of which the
journal dcs Debats had formerly spoken.
LATEST FROM SPAIN.
New YOEK, June 3.-W are indebted TO
Captain Storey, of the ship Louisa Matilda,
arrived at tliis port on Saturday, in 40 days
from CadiZ. for regular file Of Spanish pa
nnrs To- lhl oElh mil frnun 10. Llch o, 4. Iruul..