Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-15

in the r acclanatuns. Ii is known tha; ines.
hree factions proceeded to Port St. Marys
where they appeared with prints in their hats.
aud shouting" Long live the Virgin az the
Miraclesw They likewise fired ut the Con-
siituiion stone and the injunction ahoyn
msutioned, they added the caution ont tu call
faction, nor rebels. but diUiSioa of R3yatisfs.
the bands of armed men that form The french
van guard.
AT the CunO del Irocddero, / pieces OF ord
nance are already mounted
At eight O'Clock this morning, a column OF
about 2O0G infaniry and cavalry marched from
Port ST. Mary's Ia Port Royal and, in the
afternoon about two companies of infantry,
in the centre of which there were, i; appears,
some iied-pieces.
Notice-COlonel b. Colonna de Ornano
gives notice, that III is commissioned 10 dit
rect all Foreigners, French aud italian, that
wish to enlist under the banuers of the Holy
ca',se "fhherty. The rendezvous is the army
oi Lieutenan, General Iayas. where the brave
Generai i.alle,uand is, whose name is well
known Ia the friends Of lilo erty and who ne,
yer could compound with despolism.
Red .ctor.
FROM ENGLAND
Accounts respecting Nina costume vague
and unsatisfactory. Baron d. Rot,enhurgh
writes from Pcrpignap, June 10, thar Mina's
situation is desperate. II is now said, that
he has entered the SEQ D'Urgel, with not
more than nine hundred men at the almost,
and that his successive losses have not only
gwen mortal blow Ia the constitutional par.
~, but that his own influence is nearly de.
stroye6. According Ia one account he was
without convoy, whie another, which is dat
ed AK, June II, says, The division of Nina
has bern pursued, mmIilalr6, and scattered 10
i'io'a. It's remains wander ahout Ia companies
"l hiieen, twenty and CITY, in II most miserable
state. Nina himself is said Ia have shed fears
on ndias himself deserted AID abandonrd nv
alt ms SuHf'is. Ut IS difficult and indeed al
most !hp8ssiale 10 ei;cil the truth from such
contradictory Statements" These statements
must be received with great caution, canning
rom The French authorities, though. Win
other disasters in Spain, we should not he
much surprised il his men had deserted Elm
From The .G0Hiftmr. O9ici1i Pu,tl
ARMY 0ETUE PYRENEES.- Baleiin.
" Count B0rdesuullc acquaiuts H. Il. II.
maj he was on the 10th at Carloia. The
troops OF his column gave there fresh proof
"t The deNotedness which may he expected
rom them ON all occasions. The park of
'eServe had been placed in Il fold that was
raped, III front of the town; Ere in the hi
vouac communicated 10 ;he stuhble, the win,l
spread II with npi,lity, that the palk woull
soon have hrcn surrounded by fumes all
til" troops hastcn,G tu Tie spot. and no dan
ger coald hinder the officers and soldiers iiun
rushing forward IT, save the caiss0ns tie ex-.
pl"s'on OLA chest could not aha,e their intre--.
pldiy, To which we owe the safety of this
park, which WAS snntched from the midst of
the names, with cries Of Five IL Rni' Viye
ir Due a. ng0u!eDe = Captain de Aiontfrrrp',
oi The third regiment ofiuiantry OF the gunrd,
wh'ch on this occasion gives proofs of the
greatest devo;rdness, WAS slightly wounded
men OF different corps were wuuudrd BIZ
The explosion OF the chest but happily their
wounds are mol serious. NJ. d. Laba jannirrs
Lieutenant Of the Hsrse Artillery of HE
Guard, set the best example. The Prince al
Savoy Cuisnan himself worked at removing
the Calssons. Lieut.. Col. Lahitip, aid d.
q mp of the Prince, is also advantageously
spoken OF. Count Bonrdespullc proceeds d.
reciiy 10 Cadiz, 20 hinder provisions from he
Ing carried into the City, which is not sup
Piled by them. Tie terror with hich tie
march of our columns ili,d the Cores has
caused them 10 depart from Seville with ~
much precipitation, that they have l-fl severn
millions 10 the Golfers, and great deal
plate taken from the churches. There ris
heen great desci iions among the tr0nps Above
100 officers hive remained III Seville.
Count DOurmunt after having restored
order in that great city, will quickly rejoin
Count Bourdesoult.
We learn liIat tive Constitutional troops of
villa CaIapo aud i.optz Banos, which had
retired towards RDnda, ON being acqiai'lird
Miih The od'"u' manner in " HEN The King
mas been carried away from Seville, have
dispersed, abandoning their generals.
"Ihc l{ny"ist Chirf Don Ramon CharnhnI
who TOOK ia" fort Of T0rrost on the l2th.
nIad" bimself master ON he l5th Of the other
works of that place, which he brought hack
under the power of his Catholic Majesty -
mus oar dircd COMMUNICATIONS lriwccu
Cdialnni. anal Valencia are secured by The
possession Of Ibis Important place.
''!n aIl IL Manrlla. the peasants Ioin the
French and Spanish troops, aud stop the scnt-
Iered dr'Hrhuenls Of the army of Baiasieros
that appear Ia that part nflhe Province, which
IS n"ai Ia the Kingdom ol Valencia
Head quarters, Madrid, june 10.
By order OF his Royal High.ess
The Maj Gen. Count GUiLLEMINOT
PARIS, Jnne 25.-We inserted IN the Mon
ltrur day before Yesterday, a letter PRINTED
IN the English Courier. which states that the
Penelope, bound from India 30 Bordeaux, has
been captured by Spanish pfiyatecr. We
learn toby that this news WAS wholly icii.
l'ous, the Penelope having entered he liver 0t
oOideauX on the 22d,of June, in the evening.
lfrom the Ioarnl des ptbais of 1hur.iayl
MADRID, June 90 -tBy express Every
day The details respecting The kings journey
are ratified. His Majesty, who set uul by lind,
went 10 slef'p al Urea. II appears thai be was
accompanied by only three Spanish grandecs
the Marquis Of Santa Cruz, the Duke Of liar,
and Gen. Palafox. The escort which accom-
p"nes the King. IS said TO bas, been ordered
to proceed TO the last exiremi.ics ii he should
attempt tn escape.
The departure from Seville vas 90 rrccini.