Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-16

Reggie reviewed the 5th Regiment of thr
Line yesterday, aud ordered some evolutiors,
which We're executed with great precision.-
The weather was beautiful and the review
brilliant
Informed Of the difficulties which the Of.
fcers nf the army experience relative To- for
age, the Major General, by the order of his
Royal Highness the Commander in Chief, has
decided that from the 95th inst, it shall he de-
livered in kind for the number of horses act
ually present.
"'rhe strctest orders have been given, that
I'LL persons, both military and civil, attached
tn the several corps of the army, shall imne-
dia,rly repair TO the destinations assigned
them.
1t is also expressly ordered not to allow
with the army any women, besides those au,
thorsed by the regulations, as suffers or
laundresses.
PARIS, April 5.-The three editors OF the
Album, the Courier DIES Spectacles, and the
Revei have been brought before the Tribu.
nal of Police to-day. for having treated OF
politics without the permission of Govern
mcnt, and without having deposited the sum
required as security. The affar Of the first
two was adjourned for week that of the
Reveil was pleaded. NJ. Bazin, Counsel for
that Journal, maintained that the articles
complained of were not, properly speaking,
political and dwell on the well-known mo-
narchical principles of the editors, and their
perseverance in combating doctrines destruct-
i've OF social order.
"The tribunal adjourned the affair for a
week. TO pass sentence"
g April Ave have Just received news
from Madrid, of the 95tlI of March. The
King continues his journey sometimes on
toot sometimes nm hnrenh,cL HI, n,;..t,
finds this mode Of travelling better for his
health than remaining long in the carriage
The Cortes set out on the Esd, with the
Ministers Egea and San Miguel A great
number of families follow the train or are
making preparations To depart.-The capital
is tranquil. The new Ministers will enter on
their functions at Seville. Journ des DeJais
News from Madrid of the slth has been
received. There are only vague conjec,urcs
respecting the Kings Journey ;e,en the places
through which his Majesty has passed are no,
stated II only seems certain that his route
has been changed, and that the Cortcs, with
The Ministers Egea and San Miguel. set out
on the esd. ;Ouofidienns.
. The Quoidienne gives letter from
Bayonne, relating the Proclamation of the
victory obtained by Santos Ladron, extracted
from The official report sent by him tn tho
Junta of Navarro. This letter further states.
that according to the amount of the strength
OF the army which has just been Published
al Madrid, the regular force does not exceed
10000 men, including 1900 cavalr;, viz =
II 900 under Nina. $500 in garrison al Mad
rid, ll.5oO under O'DaIy and k.aisba, and in
various garrisons. The 5000 militia, who
are neither armed, clothed. nor paid, mus,
not be recksned. as they would not stand be
fore one company of dragons. AlIthe at
tempfs to- effect levy en- masse have not
only failed, hut have served to augment the
R"yalist guerrillas.
The letter also says that body of 500
Constitutional Spaniards, with Colonies AL
eXander O'Donnel and the pastor (Jaureguy)
accompanied by French REFUGEES, again par
AIDED on the banks of the Bidassoa on the
26ih, crying out, 50 Vive la Liberte Franchise {!
Vive la Cote Gauche !" Then they sung in
turns the Marseois hymn aud the Tragala.
This new parade had the same result as the
preceding, and only increased the indignation
which those wretcbed attempts had already
excited"
From the Pilote of Fridsyl
MADRID, March 95.-The King, at his
departure, seemed much displeasrd at the
GOODNESS 0fthe people Of this City; il will,
perhaps, be very difficult to make his Majesty
return to the CAPITAL.
"The capital is perfectly tranquil every
body approves a resolution which is thought
To he useful 10 the country.
The Moderate party in the Cortes is now
more heated than those who were called Ex-
oltados. Argules exercises the greatest in
fuence in the Cortes and there is nobody
more opposed than he is to every kind of
concession which would indicate weakness
in the Spaniards.
Tho mum Af;o;.,ou.
functions at Seville 1t is thought that the
dignity ofthe Government requires il, but it
is possible his Majesty may yet change his
resolution. AT all events. the power can only
fall into the hands of courageous and faith
full men
PARIS, April 3.-M. de VilIele transact
ed business with the King this morning
We are informed by letter from Bay
onne, that the army will not move ill about
the l7ih or 18th inst. things will not he rea-
dy before that time
"The journal OF ST. Petersburg is warlike /;
it announces that rabies have fallen, because
II is certain that the Emperor will engage in
a Continental war.
The ministry think Of forming an army of
reserve, just as the campaign is about to com
mcnce for this want Of foresight, one might
be tempted to think, that there are no military
persons IN the councils of the Minister, or
that they have suffered them to he ignorant
that, without an army of reserve, battle of
ten decides the fate of campaign. IT,,
as some orators have said, the war with
Spain IS an affair Of three months, il is Of no
use to speak OLA reserve, which would not be
orSanlzedby that time. The assurance with
which certain men decide on the duration of
a war, puts us in mind ola curious anecdote.
: The war with Spain said Napoleon, will
be only breakfast for me-" fear," replied
VI. de T*f** g that your Majesty may be
long at table"
8 In the sitting of the Chamber Of Deputies