Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-11

Constitutionalists No mail from Madrid or
Seville has arrived. An Ambassador of the
Holy Alliance has just arrived to the Junta,
which is at Orthes A large English vessel
has arrived here, laden with rice for the army
lFrom the London .dorning Chronicle, April 2i.l
| We alluded a few days ago To the march of
a large body of Russians TO support the
French. Though some persons may yet
doubt this intelligence, we again state that
snch force is concentrating. Even if com.
mon sense did not tell MS that the French
Government would never have advanced
against Spain without IA certainty of support,
we must have been prepared for the co-ope-
ration OF Russia by Mr.. Cummings answ er To
Mr.. Ware in the House Of Commons the
other evening that though no regular treaty
Vas signed by Russia, Austria and Prussia tn
support France with all their force and power
IL invading Spain, yet he did not mean tn say
| that there were not assurances or understand
ings upon the subject between these Allied
Sovereigns and France.
We learn that the French are obliged to APP
propriate 10000 men to mask st. Sebastian's
and Pampeluna. We say at least 10000 more
must be assigned tn open the communication
from Bayonnc To Madrid, consequently this
mighty army can only amount To 10000 when
IT arrives at Madrid. 1t is said, that on the
Ebro il is To advance i'm line with the army
entering from Perpignan, and that at Vittoria
| 1t is 10 halt eight or ten days but we imagine
this is not likely to be effected until Nina is
disposed Of which may be a more difficult
task than Marshal Money and the Duke
! D'Angou!cme have anticipated.
All manner of reports were afoat Yesterday
respecting Ministerial changes. The general
impression among rejecting and well inform
ed persons, was that Mr.. Peel and the Gren-
Whites could not possibly act together. The
humility of G.. w. Wynn's submission, has
only served Ia add To The hauieur of Mr.. Peel
who has literally ,ramped TN his place loving
adversary.
minority Of .iiniSierS on Tuesday nigki-
Under such circumstances the present admin
lstr@;inn cannot hold together. Is it possible
when we see one part of the Cabinet holding
a language in the House denied by the other ?
Yet both joining (alihough disagrpeing on Fo-
reign and Irish aIairs) To support Hlr. Plunket
against inquiry and against The feeling of the
House, though 10 no purpose, as they were
Deal ny lhTty-seven--a majority so large that
we should conclude the present Government
must resign. We believe that there is no in
stance of an Administration acting together,
after such disagi eeme .ts--nor can they act to
the benefit of the people, particularly at a
moment when one part of the Empire is in a
stale OF Insurrcctlon-nay, almost rebellion,
and consequently in want nfan Administration,
firm, temperate and united. Perhaps, one
more d'sunited * distracted never governed the
Councils of this nation than at present ; and
If change do not immediately take place, we
fear Ireland will shortly be in open rebellion,
and large additional number Troops must
mt all events, be sent, either 10 prevent it, or
tn put I, down. Do not let us complain al
The badness of other Governments, while we
have such miserable rule in Ireland, a proof
OF which will, we have no doubt, he given in
abundance, when the inquiry, voted on Tues
day evening, commences to morrow.
PANS, April e0.-The M0niieur contains
an Order of the day addressed 10 the Is
/ Corps oi the army of Spain, commanded by
the Duke de Reggie conveying in hatterine
, terms the Duke dAngoultme's app oval oil
their conduct, and his admiration Of their yaior
when engaged with the Spanish troops which
{ made sorlies from St. Sebastian.
} NJ. the Ambassador of his Majesty the
King OF Portugal, has received his passports
he viii set of the commencement of ncXt
week [ComS!ituiionnel.
The corps under General MoIiior, consist
ing of $4,000 men, had taken possession al
LOGronn and Tudela.
Ballastci os has retired 10 Tarragona
At Curdnu, AiilAns was encountered by a
body nf the Spanish Cousiituoualisis.- AfteI
- 7'''t 'Ni' N'iiii' vi ttft
l Spaniards suffer d severely, they were put
10 the route. Two hundred of them were
, taken prisoners, who INN diately after made
an offer TO enlist milo tile French army, which
was accepted.
LoNDoN, April 24.-Spaniah bonds are or
5 the rise this morGms they opened at 3cY
and went rp TO IS 4, lS, with the narke
+ locking up.
Sfcond Edi.ion.-Wc stop thc press 10 give
some further details respecting 'he military
, operations of the French Amy. from such o
the Paris Journals of Tuesday as had not pre-
yi"uIy reached us, and which we have ius
received by express. The follow ing are ex
tracts from T'Etoilr:
MEMS FNOM THE ARMY.
Jjif2r,a, i1h .3pi, at nieht--His Roya
lIirl're.a ths Duke D'Angoueme left Mon
f dragon 81 half past seven in the morning, ant
} was received every where with cnh,,- ,sn.
The l'"'aee stopped often io Inquire irir thu
wants cd ,Ac ,Oldirrs lie arrived at Vhtori;
at hl.f paei t'.n amidst the most lively de
0nnstralinoa of JOY on the part Of The iuha
) biig0's. who huug UPON his steps, called lin
s their L'h"titnr. apd The support nf the Ilol,
2 Causr. The wjndows were FLIED with mer
! and vomcn, Vho waved their handkrrciiefs {,
t ing cries Of Jtreai rs Ho.,rbon8 ! 'e DIE D.
r. .4ng2uirmc, a ia Fycace d'sHt rYpUi 70 noir
Ri. The bells rug asd fireworks we're Sc
oT' for Joy, ~ the arrival OF lh" French.
Sagg in their quarters hrajtoliy p,pvided
] Our soldiers scarcely b.1.e.e iaat they are ii
b Spain They saw tha' ,ve are entering towns
d in ne South If France.
r The staff Of The First grrn, commando
d. BY the Dakr Of Reggie, ert oH His muruin.
from Y.jtnria for Miranda Nh,-c the advao
Z ced guard has been To- ONE ys, after hay
ing stized come pierre ofemlIn. Which svrr,