Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-16

drawn, TO cure an old wound" and states
tina Nina is again in the rear of Money, with
1000 men. Extracts from the Spanish Regen-
~ papers, which we have received BY the
same express, confirm the news we gave on
Saturday, of the terror inspired among the
French party in CASTLE by the activity of the
Empecinado.
from the Piloe of Sunday1
PARIS, July 27.-Ba.lasteros, who was at
Granada on the LIST, has entered Audalusia
With his army.
The .nonieW of yesterday contains the fol-
lowing =
The following circular letter has been sent
by the Minister of Foreign Affairs To the
Ambassadors and Ministers of the Maritime
Powers residing at the Court of France A
second letter has also been addressed notify
ing the blockade of Corunna and Ferrol -
an. Ambassador,
"Tbe French Government, true to the prin-
cipes of generosity which it manifests, in not
distributing letters Of marque, and in letting
freely pass all merchant ships, thought they
had no occasion Ia give notice of the effective
blockade of the ports Of Spain; they also
thought that the laws OF warand nations were
so fully known, that no attempt would be
made To force the Blockade and tn relieve
places besieged by his Christian Majesty.
But experience has proved 10 the French
Government that they have been deceived.
Every day vessels under different colours at
tempt tn enter CadiZ, Barcelona. Santona aud
81. Sebastian, with provisions and ammuni-
ton; several of these VESSELS particularly AT
Cadlz, have been taken by the Kings ships
The cargoes have been put in drpois.
1.-The Government of his Majesty, desiring
in future that the subjects of neutral Powers
may not he exposed In this Inconvenience
ny sending commercial adventures to the ports
bl"ck',ded, finds itself forced to declare the
effective blockade Of the ports of Cadz, Bar
ceiona, Sant0na, and St. Scbaslian.-i be- oi
you, VI. Ambassador, To announce tn your
Government, that according TO the droit OF
the Maritime Laws, vessels to whatever ma =
ton they may seOng, will run the risk of CON
iiscatiun.
"'rhe Go, eminent of the King hopes that
tn" MEASURE " hich il has found it necessary
To take vii! he of short duration, and that soou
the places bockaded will again be opened TO
The commerce of all States.
81 have the honor. Sc.
(Signed) CnATEAUBRIAND.
"Paris July 81, 1928"
We received yesterday Bayonne Papers,
with dispatch from Sau Miguel, dated Bar
Cel0na, July 8. announcing important advan-
cages over the French.
Barcelcoa July :, 8 O'Clock A. NJ
I" Viva Ia Nacion Viva !, Constitution VIVIAN
sus Falientes Dren~nies The national arms
are covered with plniy. The LcuIen1G,- General
commanding nd iRiei i'm The Army of OPERATION ihis
morning attacked the enemy much he, nnd the Bridge
o alolins del Rev, AMI having succeeded in tis wing
TO oar pnsons, which he imHrpidly attacked, I've
was twice repused, and obliged idl back, lcdv-
ing the field aud bridge covered with killed and
wounded the third attack was no less fatal to him.
hut onr valiant roops wraried hy much slaug hIer
retired from their positions an perfect order.
" The attacks directed by Lieutenant General
Lloheras much beyond the positions of Maj torell
had he same result the enemy twire eodcayoured
to make himself master of them. and was both times
repused Nv our muskeiry aud gfape-shof his loss
Is Incacula'!e. Death and terror prevailed IN his
ranks oar troops were wearcd, aud filed with hor
ror NJ such slaughter followed the movements of The
oIhe, divisions retiring in The greatest or,ltr.
- he troops al the garrison which supported aud
aided the exerrinns nf the Army or epera,ion VAIL
an'iy attacking the slaves an Esppugas, and driving
them from their positions, have covered themselves
with glory
- he enemy lost IN tins memorable attack 500
KlN"d and about 1000 wounded position did no,
prrml us to Jake advantage of the confusion which
prevailed in the enenvs ranks durinq the attack In
make some hundred prisoners
" Our loss has hecn very small thar IL ia moi
worth sneakms OF, except 10 '.n Justice to the mem
CRY of f'iv hrare SpanIards who 1--we sacrificed
themselves Tor ihe country and liberty and AS ua =
ny Others who wounded
" We have always fought in advantageous posi-
ton.
" The rrtirrs in The greatest order to Santa
Co'onna, without losing sight of his place and OF
rarraauna
" Ihe troops Of The line, the volunteers, the MI
que'eis, have covered themselves with glory.
" Which communicate to on to be announced To-
the heroic inhabitants.
"The Chief of,fo Staff.