Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-17
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ana our modification must abae We must
throw ourselves for consolation upon The gal
iant resistance of St. Sebastians and Pampe-
luna. on the chvarous reply of the comman-
dant of Figueras on the following animated
Proclamation of Abishal.--The French more
over have called for $4,000 fresh troops-as
u not dreaming that they would have 50 ma
NY ioriresses To mask or to reduce
line movements of the Russians in Poland
starile the English politicians. Can England
ma'aialn her neutrality, when those northern
Scgthfns once more threaten To invad, the
South of Europe.
Farther speculation, however is unneces,a-
ry, when we can draw upon such funds, AZ the
following articles from the Liverpool Adver-
User, and the London Morning Chronicle:
| Prom ne liverpool sivertser 81 Moy lol
FRANCE AND SPIN.
! some speculation i excited Ivy the rumou that
,ns MAI rom M'dridiis stopped aud that Ike hospi
| ia's oi Fuoria are crowded chiefly with Wounded
~ Is oo"Jeci"red that something has raken place
w"'ch " Is not Tor the interest Of d. French govern
mcni to allow tai he known.
! me reports Concerning ic existence Of negoca-
mons ne'"ee" the governments of Spain and Ftance,
WIN he view To pdcifrai,on, gam strength they
| are repeated IA every Lnndun journal. They eau.
however, We still think, have 10 solid fonu,laton-
Paris has been all gaety in consequence of the con-
aud the BOurhous
There are various rnmours Of changes in the Span.
ISL ministry bat 50 vague are they, they inform
IL alternately thu these changes favorable to
peace aud concession, aud hat ihcy ;ue only indica
i've ~ greater mncsS and perseverance, and ,cvi-
| ~ IN ihe cause at the constitution.
| The lotirosses Of San Sebasiinn and Pampcluna
have not yet heen vigorously assaulted they con
/ Srlheniy continue the inert inpcdmcuis in the way
oi the otherwise smooth and easy course of the invad
| ing army.
! Observing the ar,irs of Swain snpcrfcinllv. il
would appear as II no Resistance WAS Al all to be an-
uoiph'ed 40 the designs of France aS r she were To
he allowed TO take quiet possession of Spain aud
enact heI scheme Oi restoration ithnut inpedment
u IS "ios',her ri'c"lous, however, suppose that
the leaders the consiiuionalp can hav been so
absurd as nallOw the dispute the issue with
the sword while at The time ~ciuuS of eing
altogether unpreparei far such a cnuseaueucc Tins
were TO display such oialdes',tuon ofcnn mon se
ANA common pfrScIence rs II we're li'iel on the hu
muE understanding 10 suppose possible in any men
We naturally presume, therefore, they have a,rans-
ed mole Of Opposition suited 10 tlrii means and
me character OF the county and Of the people
guerrilla war, which they only wait commence uu-
| I the enemy shall have been fairly entered unon
Their territory, and scatic ed upon surface with
me purpose OF military occHpnIion, IA such small
DIVISIONS as guerrilla hands may encounter on equal
| terms. This IS The only reasonable suuposiIion we
think, IN the circumstances ofihe case
viewing II 9" DIS light, what prospect is held
out Tor Spain and for France Every province nj
| SPAN will he separate field of perpetual fstt :;
every peaceful and tfu occupaton will he sis
Peel al' ne horrors of civil war perperaied and
suffered throughout the whole land The share of
rance ~ the evil will be, in all prntahiliiv the TO-
~ loss hy gradual destruction, Of Ibis gallant army
lOC,uUo OF the flower of her youth. Ia truih when
one coniemplates these nIonsiraus consequences Of
the indiscreIion folly of peoples tuefs one :,
tempted To dISrcsa the first lesson OF poics The
necrsFry OF authority aud suborinhiion aud to wish
That there wc'e no such hngs rule or dnu,uion
uusiy abused.
IL IS altogether impossible for persons in our siu,-
| uon, To speak with any assurance the arrange
nent or disposition of an army; 10 pronounce with
any good reason upon the proprcty or uufpess of
s"'n arrangements but so Far SIS IN common ctcI
| HpprehensIons these matters my be Judged uf, ii
would appear TO ns Iiai the French commanders are
placing their forces exaciy IN such con,irfion as is
most ivourahle To heii enrmies IN the plan of war
winch II seems reasonable to suppose ihrv mediate
The 100000 men who have now entered France
VIII, on The present plan of their progress if il be
pefsevered ia speedily lie Distributed over an i'm
m""se extent OF country, presenting instead of thP
'"'m'd""'e aspect which they IN body, only
| an image of insenifcancr in their dissipation 4
u"te" people, u Spain happily so, nhhorreut OF
I've aggression which hns hrrn acted uuon tteu,
mgh,, Ne should think 10 one d.,y u,ie, 10 ,xIarn
nate these invaders, when they shall be 20 scattered
" -" ',e country ns they will hc 10y the time the
D1Se dates from his head quarters y, Madrid.
we nave, inr s"n'e considerable time heard noih-
"S o' n"g"' whose name, It might have hecm cv-
pecied would have BEEN much ~ mems mouths ~
these siIring times. The last uaners niIe s = him
OF MS motio"s. lie had been at Cadz ON The 81,
UT. where he was received with enthusiasm, and
"heTe he made an el1queni speech Ia the pcuule
eruo'""s mem To strut "mnuimi'y in the observance
"' me constitution. Nhar he was meditntiup or ia
acI "i performing, beyond the exercise OF h,s lungs
IN favour of the ca,,ee - nnt stated
go, rom the London Morning Chroaic'e, Rfey 81
ihe fencb already begin fluid dat iiie conquest
o. ne Peninsula with 100 900 men ahnnch cn,n-
mhHded by - descendant Of IIcnry " aud - p,ofrpr
W U"e God oi - LOUIS Is act so easy = matter -.
'HeV ~ hrs imagined, Notwithstanding also the aid al
royal H"gency, armies of the Faui aud the pr.,v.
erS o all the hignis md fanatics both French and
Spanish, whom the Pavilion Nnrsan have lceo ,lt,
10 snSt 'uip Their service The faci H. the French
and their friends have been over s,nouire ,,d h, 60
,'"'y n'S'aken NE feelings Of Ire Spanish popul
'ion at large neither have ,he distances and oaiur,
phc"lieS oi the country been tiEcn mo t,orer ar.
count. On entering Spain, the French hrlr,,ed mo
Only with The inp4 lini ..l c,,p.s a., ,t,c ,,,h,,
""'S b"i also with rigid Justice aGrcliue thr ccai-
IS. Scrnpuiosiy in paving Tor etcly ding il.y re
ceIVcd, ~ order TO establish If nrv cn,,l the chm
f"c'er Of TRENDS instead uf foes rbr cN ocrir,rtt
however, has not succeeded. Whetrerr f,c F,rpri
H'pnn'- anu every ctripU-ivr Demonstration of r,--
"'''h - Afrowpamed nv mental trScr,atinn III,
lf"I'E i"d Hged are ulnuc rit a" Nv sreV Size flower
nier hc feet Of the F,ench C.ner,it.s,,,,o ' 90,
-''''eu men have either aed 10 tie mnurfnire
OF joined uieii comrades in arms to lac r. ~ ,c
W"en I'VE Sgnni - giyea. Even ~ iiie vp,y f,rL. o.
we ""h ave tnrn pledged to the cause 81 ,ier conn
~ WI" ""'c" 'lie movements of the French, roni
uunw$Ne with tie Con-iifuinpasis aud ciI i,,,
, uem The moment the invaders meet ,yiu , re,e,sc
"' me treasury from which they are nov p,,d f,
'NHAu~ieh. thc Spanish Government formed !, ne
4 a"u'' I'"'''V' rs soon "s hey found The Ftenc
were =" earnest suited 10 tive uuure ct rir rnooi,,
""" me strength nf fhr invader. ON t,fs ue, al,
NO" 'ci'ng' and he people ly ti,e greatest
, s'r""h thrir eN"fiiors. a mief rlncttrior of di
p"lccy' NE so"ndncss Of which is uilca.l, SEEM "
INC Spaniards wcte eafh 80 ffe ti,,, ,bo ,s;er, ,
ne French wouid be- 90 push ga Else rotd 10, o,,le
''"l, he hegency hfre. t.u-l,rg .iiat lie o,,,,
= I "l ~ m'1s"'e "onll hr groat tifitort rsg Gee
'uE ''" MHdid, hcsidrs being az rxirtn.ri, d,t.e,
Gus position, IS nnfhing mpte ih,p a coo,c,,,r e, ~
/ "i op'ip, WHOM iiic Gutcrtuenf aaa 90 f,r,r,t ,