Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-17

1 :" There we're found Ia the castle Of Saragns
"a 48 cannon, a great quantity of proieciiles
aud other munitions ofwar. The Revolution
lists, IN retiring had only time To destroy the
powder.-More than 1000 Arragonese in arms
will already have been joined TO the second
corps.
| Ballasteros retires prccpitately on Valen
cha, ordering along with him the whole of his
detachmenis. The blockade of Mequinenza
mas been raised IN consequence of the move
,nents oil the end corps, conbined with that OF
the Marshal Duke de Conegliano, who. after
having taken possession of Rosas, has formed
the blockade OF FiSucras, occupied the city,
and issoing To pursue his operations in Gaia
! ionia.
1.-The important citadel Jaca was placed,
IN the power ofhs Catholic Majesty on the
lth INST. by the reg ment which was destined
70 iorm ITS garrison, and which took possess
ION OF the place with cries of Live our below
ed King p Live Ferdinand VIIr-' Live
religion
Marshal the Duke of Reggie, who is still
at Burgos, IS constantly receiving fresh expires
SONS OF the impatience with which we are tx
pected at Valladolid. The inhabitants of that
town have given proof Of their good DISPOSE
ton, by taking mp arms tn repel party under
the Empecinado, which had been sent thi;hrr
OF Lieut.. General O'Donnel, one of his Most
Catholic Nlajesty's most faithful servants.
A column, under orders of General AL
b'gnac, of the first corps, traverses the coun-
try between Burgos and Santander, in order
| To induce the evacuation of the latter town
and to support the Spanish troops command
ed by Quesada which blockade Santona.-
| These troops have obtained possession of the
tort Latedol which places the roads of Santo-
ma IN their power.
slight engagement took place at the
blockade of Pampeluna between few hun
Cred men who made sortie ona convoy of
| provisions and a detachment octhe 9th regi
NEST of the line, (Cunchy's ditision,O which
Immediately drove them hack into the place,
with the loss of several killed and about ten
wounded. (Sicnedl
The Major Gen. Count GUILLEMIHor."
| letter from Vittoria of April %, written
by one of the officers attached to the house -
hold OF the Duke d'Angouleme TO his brother
IN Paris, says" His Royal Highness is to
leave Vlitora on the 9th May, 10 stop four
days at Burgos, and to arrive AT Madrid on the
20ih. One could not travel with more sccuri-
| ty in France, and our army would already &c
cupy The capital Of Spain, if the prince I'D not
resolved to wait till the communication with
Catalonia was perfectly established"
In consequence of handblls placarded in
the streets of Liverpool, offering bounty for
recrhIis To enlist for the Colombian service,
the government directed the provisions ofthe
foreign enlistment bill to he carried inio rifrct
against any who should be guilty of = breach
of ITS enactments.
The disturbances in the south of ireland are
increasing. II is said that even in the rebel
lion of 1893 there were not so many houses
burnt, during its whole continuance, and
though more property must have been DIES
troyed throughout the whole kingdom, yet no
two counties have suffered SD severely as Cork
and Lineriei; do at present.
w t are indebted 10 "A commercial friend for
the following circular, dated Liverpool, Navy
Ashes, ISt per Pearl, q. S So SIS Pot, u S. 81
7ss Bees Wax per cw { IS e lbs. Bark QucrcirOn,
per cwi " York l2 II Philad. l4a 7 FlaXseed per
bu'nt crushing d Cd 6' Hides, v America, sailed, per
To- 3D. SD Wheat per 20 To- ~ York, in bond S.
Flour per bbl supr sweet in bond, sos 36-. Rice per
cwt in bond and g,nd, 23s ~ mixed and inferior.
20 Tar per Carolina iss sd H.; Vrgnin IS
H. Inrpeniine,per Us 6d i3s Sd. Resin, Is "a
Is 81 Tobacco, per Id. in bond. james river leaf faded
rs seumed 81 a Z Kentucky and Georgia leaf q
stemd 81 D. Cotton, per ID. Upland, very good, 81 81
other qualities, 81 Sl y. Orleans and Mobile l0i =
Ten and Alab ~ Sea Island, fine, Is 20 ! Il
10 mddiing, - a I3 ord. and stained.7
Rs"nrks'-rhe Tobacco market IS dull at former
Cotton Is III good demand, the sales last week
leans d IL 4GOAiabams ~, 1890 Upland> 3iIO
do 7s "A 1850 "a g. aAd 2Sb do. 50 a 81 prices q.
dGng and fair UiandS improved i-s per b; $500 bags
were taken on specuiiOn and 500 export The import
oil coitpn this I'd inclusive 1927
against ifSOS Ia the period last year. and the sales
tins 10 the 81 inclusive 95O bags ncsdne 90 OBJ
bags taken 10y the trade, besides 10000 forwarded 10 nm
| porters in the country