Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-09

! ne same COZ IS delivered tn the diNisI uf
the Baron d'Erolrs all the oil great coats
from The regimrntal stores. The following
rs the numerical state of the ,lifIeren, canton
ments forming part Of the Baron d'Erolcs'
command AZ Bangals dies Asprrs $40 Bagrs
800 Bioulla i58; Detail, 4O3. and others
amounting 10 2774 who, united to the tr,,uns
"i The can,onmrnt Of 81. Laurent de. Ia Sal
anlue, VIII swell the force of that div sion To
J035 men.
.'i"roh i3.-M"nsen Anton arrived to day
ut ; o'clock. He !rfl his division Mt Camprr.
don 1t was posted in the little villag. of Ar.
houisSas, 1T the foot of the mountains nf
Nouselng. This ,illage IL surrounded hy
rocks and prpripicrs 1000 Cnnstiintinnalists
occupied Olnt; 5000 Rpoll, and 500 Vaf,r-
CANA Ninnscn An'on's position was very
, critical when Col. Arrange, WIN was a, Cal.lIa.
held parley with him and offered him the
benefit OF the amnesty granted nv the Cortes.
whose decree he sent him. Monsen Anton
seat him back in exchange the different
proc'anatons of the regency, and the anti.
constitutional writings printed in France
Arrange pressed for An answer: Nunsen An.
tun asked ten DAYS for reflection. which heing
denied, he decided on making his retreat.
which he effected with his command of 200
men by scrambling over the mountains; and
came 10 present himself 10 the Baron d.
wv III Ili't1 vi it't nliSPTatlit CDlIUl
ton of the dfleren, bands in Catalonia that
the population WAS rising in mass against
them ; that the Somaieis attacked them on
all sides ; and that this transportation ufthe in
l,ahitants arises from the drprc,iations and
| 67gdnddgeS al the chiefs Of the hands of the
Faith. The Spanish refugees who are form
Ing into corps are also Disseminated. and de-
clare that they will not be- commanded bv a
frenchman that ifthry are, the first shot
shall he at INN, and that they will 20 over To
the Cnnst:nii"nalisis. The Baron d'Erolrs
arrived here this evening Constitutional
The Brussels Oracle remarks that durin.
the invasion by Napoleon tn. Spanish Cnries
retired, as they now propose Ia do. to Seville.
wh"nc" was dated, in January. 1903. the IA
NOUS and eloquent manifesto pennrd bv NJ
CrvanS. and addressed 10 Eurnrr
The Citadel of Corinth capituitrd on the
9th February. The Turkish garrison. r-dn.
crd Ia ! 600 men, IS TO be TRANSPORTED into
Asia Minor
great number or vine merchants united
to give dinner TO NJ Mtrcirr at which the
three 'oh"wm% '"isis veg 'r:,nls &c tn thu
| King and the Charter" ssTo the maintenance
of peace and the prosperity of Commerce"
J." the union Of the National Guards"
! Several citizens of Paris grrnaders of the
81 battalion of Cd Legion of the National
Gnard, presented NJ. MERCER to-day with Il
gold snuff-box
| In the Paris Journal du Commerce OF the
cad uIt. we find motion. made bv NJ HYDE
d" Nrurille in the Chamber IF Deputies, Ia re-
Ter the memorials from tho merchants of The
seaports, and particularly that Of Bordeaux.
| Against the war. To the miusirr of foreign af
! lAlrs, on the ground that they had been sign
no business to mrddIe IN s snSniSi ha and
whose erequnfurS ought, in consequence, 10 he
Withdrawal from them. ". Y .4mericut.
FRANCE
! NEW Y0RK. April 3 BY the arrival of The ship
Lewis IN So days from lia,re we ha so received ON
files oi Paris papers 10 Ihs 2sr of March, days
| later Than had reached London NJ our last dates
| irrrI from Ba,onne menri"rs, that on account
of some orders recently given Nv hr Frrnr olirc,s
| nm invasion is NOT 10 he expected hr(0re tho hrsn
ming Of Nav. BV the Iucs, accnurts Gnm Su.in
the army Of the faith is represented ~ having SUI
frred severely IN several points from The ronsu-
ii1nai forces, AMI it wou ha, their prospects
are brconng daily moro riiscnrrls ivy on both sides
nf the Spanish line. The prohahilrv is that The
French will he permitted 10 mach NJ did with
ont opposition, and then he assaipd ON I'll hands Nv
the gueri!I"s, fnr from home: and in the midst of -
barren tract OF country The Spaniarr- seem ~
have before their eyes the example of the Russians
when they were in, AIDED hy NAPOLEON.
iN Y. Duly .7dr.
Fxchanee mis- ming that the king OF Spain left
MHdrir. The l3ih for Seville.
Nantes q 'Zete states that Gen. Deviiers
whn commands thai division, has deceived orders
arm the coasts a. promptly possible. The ming
of the forts about Saint Milo is going on with ac-
tviiy. Commerce in Saint M,lo iocIf is very dull,
and thcIe are no preparations fbr defence.
lmmcns" quamiifi"s Of wheat anal oats collect
ing in !" Beaucr, which 10 he sent through Or
leans towards tie Pyrcnees
A subscription opened rinnng ihr national guards
~ Rnnen, Tor mUSkct To br presented Ia Sergeant
Mrrcier, has been signed 10y S02 individuals Sc,
genn,-m"jor of the 7'h Legion had bern suspcnded
at Paris on accunn, of subscription paper found la
his possession, which expressed avpiubaon of the
cOnduci Of McIciei.
Dupont, printer in Paris, has been deprived %
hiS right to print account of second violation o.
the laws of the press
Legracicx, editor Of the Courier F,aurais has
bceu condemned To mouths imprisonment, 1000
francs fine aud costs, io' publishing mistalcmcnt
Of II g speech at :, minister.
PARIS, March 90 The National Quad, ~ Rnu-
en- had written TO Sergeant MERCER, letter at fell
citniiUn account of hi~ cOndurt at the memorable
session OF The 4;h of March, hul their commander
inter dicled all correspondence that they la, g
opened suhscri-on for present for rhei, irirHd.
PERPIGNAN, March IS 1t has been reported
that MOsrn Anton was completely surrounded ~ the
environs of Olot IL Is now certain that he had eG-
fected his retreat, with 1900 men, tn the village 81
Arhussias. where he imagined he sroul he securely
sheltered from danger hy the difficulty of approach
That village IS situated nt the foot 81 steep
and PERCEPTIONS mountains. The ConsiilulionaIisls
who are DESTROYS of terminating the civil war, and
, uniting all the inhabitants Of the peninsula under
the same banner, for The purpose Of opposing with
all their force the foreign invaders, after having oh
tanned possession 81 all the important puinis, pos
ed lo him take advantage Of the amnesy proclaimed
by the COrtcs. II Is declared bat MoSen Anton
very near capituliiiUm however he requested tru
days to deter uIinc, which was not granted 10y ia,
Constitutional generals. ic resolved therefore o.
8 n'ssl .''S- gain The ridge oi tbs
highest mountains, 10y which he arrived At Cape t.
A Coste-IheDrc hc went to ClmpfeIon which h'