Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-13
TWO DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.


an attack ON him as sudden and unexpected,
as 1t was unreasonable, being ON the night
preceding the day On which the anniversary of
his birth was 10 be celebrated. This event
caused" great and almost unprecedented dis
appointment at the west end of the town and
amongst those vino were DESTROYS of witness.
lns the hustle 10 the park, aud the gaieties at
Buckingham place"
LONDON, April ; r." Gin Ttcelre o'clock
The Rehis on Tuesday CLOSED at 6lf lOc-
the continued advance in the French Funds
and the want of money stock in this market
mas again had very favorable effect on Con
sois. The price the first part of the morning
was ~, since winch they have been n 90,
but are again little lower, II o. Spanish
Bonds, and other Foreign Securities are also
upon the advance"
Ii appears by the last accounts from Portu
ga, that the Conde d'Amarante, THAT enter
PRISE which our liberal journalists first rdicued
as something too contemplate 10 deserve no
tice-and afterwards, twice or thrice annihlh
ted, as something too formidable To remain
shccrssidil continues TO rally round il numer-
Gus and elective supporters. This is not sur
pr-ing.
The situation Of the Peninsula, indeed at
ms moment, offers AN Instructive lesson to
'he admirers ul revolutions, and especially of
military revolutions. Both in Spain and Por-
hands, and c"-operating with small number
vi political drmaSoSucs, hoistcd the standard
"l re""it aSnius; the existing Governments
ana proclaimed revolution. For a period
INC daring treason was successful because. the
cNii pupulhlInn OH country is easily overawed
at hrst, by military force. The r.buliing bar
~ arc already banded together, capable of
acting as body, and master of resources to a
G'Vtn extent but the people, however great
nFI Hs.t
round, require Time Ia confederate plans of
rrsstance aud Ia organize the means of car
rylnS these plans into execution. Meanwhile
because nothing Is openly attempted, the cry
"i ne olher side l., thu nothing is contcm.
h''ird and thai !hc silence of preparation is,
la Tact, The proof nf entire acquirscencr
We now see, in Spain and Portugal, the
vain" OF this sinister Inference we now see
wha' a drpIorable destiny awaits the country
where soldiers enforce constitutional rights al
the point of the sword. But we live in a new
era, and there may be danger of of, nding
very loyal cary, and of alarming vtiy mon
afctlca principles, FIVE presume To consider
Inc military Insurrectinns OF Portugal and
Spain as any thing short of IA patriotic struggle
on the part of the People. To those among
us who have only recently caught this mania,
we would say, look at the events that are
passing under your eyes, and deny, if You can,
against Inc new order of things, both in Spain
and Portugal. Lord Liverpool allowed, in
las speech on the l4th inst that the parties
were nearly balanced ; though we apprehend
closer estimate of the relative strength of
The two parties will shew that they are not so
nearly balanced, bat that the re,Olnionists are
:; small, very small, minority.
We are told that the Spanish Revelation is
popular 10 this country. Yes, ii is So, and
what Is more, It's popularity is cnnfned, with
lew exceptions, To the same classes with
whom her late Majesty Queen Caroline, was
popular; with whom Hunt WAS popular with
whom the Manchester massacre gentlemen
Were popular, and with whom whatever wears
me Character of defiance aud resistance will
always be popular. This sort OF popularity.
however, was not regarded as the apology or
me 'indIcalion Ofthose occurrences but were
viewed as concomitaAt circumstances indica-
i've only of greater peril, and demanding the
application of more decisye remedies
Idi ERPoOL, April 26.-Thr French army con-
tinues 10 be impcded ia lis progress. by The re
slstance II has had Ia encounter al San Scbas
tan and FdmpeliIna. These places sill occupy
The time Of the invading force We say The
lime, for does not appear that any very ac
ave operations are in progress against these
places. The leaders and agitators of this adj
venture appear not To have calculated up0n
any resistance, for they are stated TO be- with
out The means of vigorous siege. The head
quarters of the prince. general have progressed
20 Vhtoria. The advancrd guard is as Car as
hiranda, according tO the last accounts Tint
part at The army which remained on thc French
side ot the Pyrrnees, under Money, j. said TO
Deln motion 10 enter Catalo Ia, where Nina.
Oi whose motions We have heard little latriy
appears 10 be wajing To watch and check the
progress ofthis division IF the adventures.
Some important suCcessrs have been obtain
cd over the soldiers of the faith by the cnnsti,u-
tlonalIsis in the neghbourhOud of Valencia.
lhe King has not yet arrived at Seville his
health does not appear To have been al all in
Jureu ny the journey AS yet. The French
army IS understood To be- IN some danger of
is'hnS inconvenience from the want of pro-
visions.
La consequence ola return of the gnnt. the
drawing room which his majesty had intended
10 have held on "Wednesday was POSTPONED.
The following favourable bulletin was issued
on wednesday, Al the palace in Pail mall =
" CaTifOh, Palace, .4prI a.
The govt under which the king hl,ourpd
yesterday is uch miiigated"
Signed By The Physicians.l
lFrom ne co,tisr Frp,eais oCTaSdayl
LONDON, April 2j.-It is Surprising that the
Tclesraphic dispatches, which announce the
mo'emcnts of headquarters and Of The adj
Nanced guards, communicate nothing Of
what passes ia the centre aud on the - ings
OF The army. The letters from Bayonne e
the 18th, al coAcur IN mentioning an engage
mgut which had taken place between III Pas.
t9r aud me 2jd regiment OF the line, between
TsIoaa and Villa Real
IL Is hard Ia suppose that all the rrporis IN
circulation ON this subject can be- fictitious,
ana a iew words 700 ihr NOuiteur would al