Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-20

had passed i, ing the night aud III eorrse cold
any gueras -" \ few Would yor have tAe |
goodness to tell me whether Il report IS given IN ANY
OF the Madrid Journals that The French Amy Is
tout To return aGaimiO France 30 {. never read
"py such repOrt--rever heard of IT," l. hla,ri
for tie Elm: - |, IS impossible for me To sa,-,t =
certainly less Constitutional thad IL Was" 1 began
10 iud mysc! ~ rather an unpleasant situation for n
were ~ DC catechised in this manner by every
French Comm'ndaui, should experience great d..
iav hesdnS, felt strongly The Injustice of this
French Invasion, and as Englishuan experienced
r'Sias PRIDE wh'Ch forbade me answ er any more
questions. begged, therefore, that he would ex-
c"sr me that was greatly buried, aud ,,quest.d
my p"sspoU lie guycyit orc, and the same time
auded " The Ddke of iseggio Is Burgos, he wouidbe
uchghted to have some CONVEX Satiun with you-
Might teguesi that YOU would he gond enough Ia
present yourself 60 him your arrival Burgos, and
mention that Won have been questioned by ma
MS was goins too far. told ham, that | had
e"cred MS questions through mere politeness, bu,
that as my government had declared itself neutral in
this contest, could lhink of complying with his
request was passing through the county, and
would have nothing to do with either party" H.,
aum'ed the proprieiy of this observation, aud
drove OF.
| arrived at Burgos at h,lf pas, nine At sight.
and after delivering my passport TO the ,,ronrir,oi
81 the hotel, who told me II he risa'd hv the
restored governmental had scarcely taken OF my
cloak, when Spanish Adjuan' presented himself 10
me, all GREATNESS, and said His Exceency the
Governor-General nj Old Castillo has pass
port, and would feel great pleasure n fpI ming your
acquaintance Without bestowiug any teaectiom on
the matter, it renamed my mind that the Dakc of
Reggie was the parsonage who sent this invitation
and declined it oH The ground that was sitting
down 10 supper aud was very much hurried. Tue
AdJuiant however returned to the point and spoke in
n ST. ain approaching to command. Upon this | posi
lively refused 10 go, and observed that was an
Eng iIshman, aud acknowledged authority in the
Duke Of Reggie TO compel me attend his presence
Here tue A'lutani interposed, and said il was MOI
tue Duke oi Reggie who wished 20 see me- lint Don
Carlos ODonnrl, the Governor General of On Cas-
tile, just nominated TO that office by the true Govern
aeIH. ] observed that there would be no use m m,
wai'ing on the person he mentioned. The Object ni
sending tins invitation 10 me was that might answer
quesu9pS and was resolved 10 answer none from,
whMever cOuIse they might proceed. Upon this
'e A'lulant went away and soon after returned
with my passport aud requested, in "A subdneJ ,n,.
porins tone, dyed 10 the heart with seryile hypocsy
that would tell him something about the King /
SAID that really knew nothing about the K,ng hut
That when was IN Seville, | saw him in excellent
health. lie then added, that the house of the COY
einor was just by, aud that, f would permit him. he
would conduct me to IT. certain curiosity TO see
Carios y DonneI who has hecn so famous as n FAC
"is Ch'etnln, together with the altered of the
AuJuilnt induced me To comply far as TO present
myself accordingly proceeded few doors from
my hotel preceded by the Aljuiant aud little bow
WIN lantern ~ his hand. We entered large
gloomy antquated house, and IN II large npartnent on
The INST floor, found Carlos ODonnel An officer
ana two or three other persons were sitting by the
me the Governor was standing ne the iIable-an
"er man, wilma small sharp coun,rndnce, dressed
IA brown surtOut, and distinguished ~ no peculiar
elegance OF manners. My friend The ,djunni pre-
sen'ed me TO HIM. and he addressed me in Engii>h.
fou are English -" Yes - have sent YOU
your passport, and you liberty continue ynu
journey. tie said this half asleep aud awake : the
lamp was almost out, as IL it going to sleep too
! TOOK advantage of The circumstance 10 apolnise If
had detained him from going io bed and wished hin,
good night. The Adjuont was surprised that lis
ENcellency Tive Governor General ol Old Castillo
permitted me to go away without attempting To ask
he anI rnI
lhe theme But nay Good night was returned and
look my departure. II was y curious fact, that nv
passport, which was uisa'd by Count Absh,I, IS is
CONSTITUTIONAL Political Chief of Madrid, should
nave been examined by his brother ~ Burgos IA
hov"liSi Governor General nf Old Castillo. Carlos
p"nnel, however, paid so much respect TO lrgicr-
mai feelings as moi To sign his naue under that of his
brother He merely looked a, the paper, and when
nc saw ms hiotiers signature, gave il back without
one observation. understood that there were
ten thousand men in Burgos and it's ueishhnurhoud,
"hu tiil ihe Duke Of Ahgouleme WIS expected TO
make his entrance in the coarse of four five DAYS
P'N>e" under the frame OF irumphal Nrct which
was preparing Tor his reception. IL late
nS"l h'u no opportunity Oi observing the spirit
that prevailed amongst the Inhabitants. But is
wen known that Burgos at no period was very on.
From Burgos 10 Vioria all Tho villages of any i'm
nortan6e are garrisoncd by French soldiers A.
rome Corvo ! met "a large CONVOY of artillery and
ammunition, and found sentines stationed in differ
ent parts oi the roads between the villages Their
me villages where had occasion to stop | encoun-
'ereu no person who did not, AT least, say lie WAS
giad mai the French had entered Spain The poor
people, heard II more than once observed. never
hked The Constitution, because they never gained a.
ny thing by IL. Since il was established they had
known no peace, and they liked The French because
they paid them well for every Hing thew consumed
IL was also observed, that since tie Constitutions this
part OF the country was overrun with robbers but
'"'' az 'hal was now over as Tie robbers had disap
Pe"red since The French came. 1t is very certain That
al IL
guIar police, afforded sur h impunity 10 maefnctoTs
OF every sort, since the despolism was oyerihrown
.' '''s observation Is correct 10 date, though he
must surely he a blind reasoncr who would minute
me augmentation oil crime 10 the Consultations
After leaving Ia Puebla, ] PASSED tl,roupb p
"hoIe regiment al Royal Foot Guards whom mel
on the road between that village and Vitoria They
appeared line set of young men, were followed by
I" "rgt drove Oh + rench bulOcks, destined for the
provision Of the army.
Al Viioria, found the old Government comnlete.
~ recognised andin operation. Indeed from S,r-
racin TO irun, The Constitution has been utterly sub.
NeTted and The Authorities derive If, cir mowers from
the Provisional JunIa. Several persons in Vnoria
wore wiI'e iavours, as proof Of the, adhesion to
the hoyhlIst cause. The town vas crowded with
troops, amounting TO 10 or 1900 men, who we've
on the move for Madrid. Some were preparing TO
march this day (26th), others Tomorrow The Duke
o AngOnieme was sill here, as was also Quesada-
SlerIno was upon an expeditions some eigh, or ten
leagues distant II is forced upon me by the die
tate oi truth 20 add, That whenever saw tile French
soldiers ~ intercourse with the inhabitants obscry-
ed ~ Their countenances and conversation an easy
i"m"ary, winch seems TO justify the assertion rbaI,
so lar as ihe French have vet penetrated they have
been received as friends The fact is moi eXappera.
ted, Whatever may be The cause. French money
goes great way, perhaps, in reconciling the less
nifueni SpaDlafds TO The visit Of An army who must
leave n great deal Of gold and silver behind Them
IL may not he doubted also NJ at the ha,onel has lie
terrors, loT many OF those who heretofore appeared
brave in The cause OF the Constitution AZ the
Ell mo fIuno lie IL