Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-19

tween aprmciple of order and "A source of AN
archy. No honest man will iind any difficulty
ia mak'ug hls election.
Erirnct 81 letter Of June o. from a gentle
man y i'sttact'oH in LogdoR, 10 his friend
IN thiS tuy.
The Ffcneh have now nearly overrnn Spain
lhe people have she"n hardly any resistance.
II Is Z" 90 regretted that they should So quiet
~ have given 10, when so much might have
been done. Had they made amy united efforts
10 save their country, England would doubt
less have come forward with her good viii.
Iere we are perfectly tranquil aud likely Ia
continue ~. Oar naval force has been in some
degree augmented, probably tn cheek France
II necessary. Several ships are putting in pre-
paratlon, for the same purpose, suppose.
Ireland, ~ us,idl, is JOqIiei, and Consequently
a considerable military forceemployed there
several counties are still under the iusurrec-
ten act. How Fortunate is America ia be so
distant from all the discord of Europe.
An official Bulletin dated at Madrid on the
18Th nt june, states that the terror with which
The march of the French columns flied the
Cortes, caused them 10 depart from Seville
with 80 mach precipitation, that thew left
several millions in the Golfers, and great deal
oi plate iakeu from the churches: that there
had been great dgsertun among the troops.
and that about 100 officers remained at
Seville.
The same bulletin announces that the Con
Sttutio,eu troops of Villa Campo and Louez
Banos, who had retired towards Ronda, on
being acquainted with the odious manner in
which the King bad besn carried away from
Seville, had dispersed, abandoning their
generals.
We know these representations to be false
he inf lin, H..
papers of Il later date. Lopez Banos entered
Seville ON the 10TH aud with his troops, reduced
the H0ydtlSt p"pulace To order after the dcpar-
tnre oi ;ie k:ng. Official communications from
hIh and Villa Campo, 60 the constitutions
government at Cadiz, stated their several
divisions 10 he entire. II is possible that the
Cortes left money and plate behind them. AS
Their removal was certainly precipitatr hut il
Is not proJnGte, as those articles were likely TO
be the first secured. The refusal ofthe King
{" depart caused delay ofeight hous. The
intelligence OF the approach Of the French
ionk the Cortes by surprise Ii is evident.
from their debates, that they did not expect SO
much holiness ON the part OF the French
aud their Secretary at War, whether from
treachery or undue confidence had adopted no
measures IL be well Informed of the more
mrnts ui ,hc enripv.
some OF the French accounts again conGne
Nina tu SEQ D'Urgel, and allow him only fair
men Ills lnilurnce was nearly DESTROYED
and his successive losses bad given a mortal
blow Ia the Constitutional cause This
does well for the quiiHuucs of Paris. But
he Pans Gourmet dss DtLqts of the 18Th
June, which we have Just received contains
despatch OF Marshal Money, dated 9Th June.
IN which he mentions, that The news of the
aPparltion of Nina ia CerdqgAe caused him to
return Irulrl (,grlinI,c L., Ut,I -, 4
HE necessary measures on that side; and that
he would fix himself at Cc,dedcn waiting for
the requirements which The French Minister
al War had auanunced, aud upon the arrival
oiwhich he would make his arrangements tu
invest BarcrIona. Tie exposition of affairs
under BayOnue head Of the 18th June. is in.
teresting.
We know how 10 appreciate g he good n,t-
fh0r1y," at the Lundon Courier after its for
nl"r allegations under the same sanction. lis
dispositions are shewn in the phrase C,nsij
im'G''"t lacl'on' The London papers, the
Ginbe and Traveller Sly
We learn from ro,G aHfhorify that the person sen,
TO ihis country iiool the licgrnry nj Madrid
WIS dismissed E. ON ihr Foreign Office with mere
receipt Tor Tie drsp1rh4~ winch he delivered liz
also ""ucd on the Spanish Minister, Admiral Jabai
." deliver dnspaichrs from the Regency bat was dis
missed van declamtion, that Jai al knew Of no
Su'h "ody, and c"n'd not rcceh The communication
which lie Ic',tersd"
Letters from Paris, recci,e I'd in London.
affirmed that the Spanish Cortrs had propos
ed 20 The Duke D'AnguuIrme 10 give no the
custody Of the King, provided their personal
safely were guaranteed. Tins Is MT Worthy
cf the least degree Of credit caitu,nv -,
well as bribery formed - part of the Frcurh
system Of aggres-un The refusal of Frrdi-
nand To accompany thc Corirs, as king, has
i"rniSntn 'hr British ministry with prctexi
20 withdraw Their cnunttnance from thai b.dv
AS To the protr"cti"n of The contest, 8, hich HE
London Courier pronounccs impossible, We
can Judge tcr ourselves on tbIs aide ~ tb,.
water. Succ Saturday, extrarts Of lrtters
from Intelligent gentlemen al Gibraltar have
been Impaired 10 us, that would lead no Il dif
iereni conclusion. Onr Correspondent under
date OF the esd june, at Gibraltar SAYS;
IL Is understood ,lu the French ann, * am
pr"', h'rs To nc 'nmedmIr neighLorIood OF Cadiz
and 'hH ihere are several parties of Sp ,pis,, .,
OF ironl "ns u Ihiee rho">and men each, wl,o arc
ordered 10 keep on the Ginls and rear of the French
THINK The "1f VII COHtutde although The F,pn-l,
m.y take C"diz aud obtain posse~sion Of Ferdinand
1 he COnHiunt'on"iirs would iheu he termed rebels
ANA must RESIST as HEY W"G!d l,ve no hone of MGR
g. from Ferdinand AID lI,s advisers"
Under date Of 2Gh June the same CORES
pond"ut states, as ihe report of the Gav. that
Tie French bad Posscssiou of Nercs. Kofa.
forl 81. Mays. &c. and that Spanish force
OF sixteen thousand men under Baliastcr0s
was expected in The ncjShborhood Sixty
boats laden with provisions had left Gibraltar
for Cadz, aud some OF them succeeded in
e1ading the blockade l.NaL Ca-.
CADiZ. The officers orihe Patriot Lag
Bolivar tafrivrd at St. l5arrs in a run Of II
days from off Cadiz) slated that the lombard
ment ofihd city by The French bad been eur
rlcd on for two days and nights before the 3.
leit that coast. During the day the firing v as
distinctly heard, and at night lbe explosion oil
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