Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-11


Geroua shortly after the despatch of my last
letter. Mians has evacuated the strong posi-
hons Which he occupied he is marching in
! the d!rectiOB OF Barcelona, which WAS the only
route open.
Our troops are full of ardour, and joyful
y execute al! the maneurrcs which approx.
hae iiem 10 the eleny, whom they burn to
contend VITA"
| Extract Of a private letter dated Puvcer
da, May 1.-The report of the arrival Of Nina
~ hipul and Campreden is true I; our troops
having intercepted him in his route 10 Barceo-
ma, iic was compelled 10 retrare his steps,
lie uares not enter any of The towns all sound
The alarm bell at his approach. and the inhab-
itanis arm themselves 10 unite with us. He
would have attempted To traverse Spanish
ana French Cerdagnc, in order TO throw him
sell INTO LA Sen d'Urgel, had he not feared
the infantry and cavalry in this quarter.
| He has now divided his troops into two
columns, which are closely pursued by two of
our brlgades; he appears DESTROYS TO march
upon Cardona; but the division of Molitor,
which IS arriving from Arragon, will prevent
him.
| Ii Nina does not find means 10 enter some
fortress, he must come to some engagement
with our troops in both cases his destruction
is inevitable"
PARIS, May 1.-THE last letters from
Lisbon. dated the Cd of May, announce that
IN the north of Portugal, new insurrecrons
had rendered necessary the precpiiate depar
tire of the garrison of Oporto They also
mention the return of Gen. Rego, into the
Portuguese territory.
.Neics from The Army IN Spain.
| From the Journal Des pebaIs.l
| Intelligence has been received from Gerona.
dated the 18th of May. Nothing new had
transpired IN that quarter. Baron D'Eroles
lwhh knows the passes of the mountains as
well as Nina, and whose troops are equally
accustomed to guerilla warfarel was in pursuit
OF Nina. The other corps had begun to move,
IN order to invest Barcelona, and To- form
line along the Ebro.
Copy Of letter from The Baron D'Eroles 10
Marshal .honcey.
As have already had The honor of COM
munlcating to your Excellency, Yesterday
began TO move my troops towards Vitira. when
on my advance thiiher learned that the enc
my had rereated upon Berga. Hrreat cal
cN'ated that the position of Vidra would re-
move me too far from the line and prncaed
ed to San Pepro dc TorclIu, in order Ia march
to-day in the direction ST. Turtle de Besora.
and even perhaps To push 10 the right, ms far
AS hipail. 1t is in one Of these two positions
that l shall wait the determination of the
Count Curial and General Donnadieu. Ihave
annexed tn them my opinion, which is To har-
rass Nina until he shall be totally DESTROYED
and can assure your excellency, that il we
vigorously pursue him during eight days, the
want examination and provision will cause
his destruction
BARON DE EROLES.
VIENNA, May 6.-The latest accounts from
Constaniinople do not bring any thing very
remarkable. Since the retreat or the Turkish
troops from Missolongi, the insurgents have
not attempted any new enterprise, and we do
NOT learn at any preparation for Defence
Several letters affirm that the plague has bro
ken out in NapOl de Romania, but some saw
hat the Senate spread this report, in order TO
keep away visitors, whose presence should
not be welcome. At all events, the situation
oil that place and of the whole surrounding
country, is deplorable. The citades ofCorinth.
Coron, and Madon, IS well as Patras, and the
torts on the GulfOf Lepanto, are in the pos
session of the Turks. BY the last accounts, il
appears, that the greatest part of IRE Turkish
troops that left the city of Cornih, for want
OF subsistence, escaped the massacre at Vos
LIZA, and are said to have arrived at Pafrns.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, April lot is general.
! ~ asserted here that the Greeks will not n, :
SocIate with the Porte, except on the basis Of
their entire Independence Lord Sirangrord
appears TO endeavour to effect an Arrangement.
The negotiations with Persia are not near Ia
Il termination. The Porte is said even TO
have declined the mediation Of Lord Strang-
lord.-Tbe new firman regulating the trade
nj the Black Sea, is very dsagrecable to the
Franks, ns it is nearly equivalent to "A toll in
the passage of the Dardaners and is likely
TO he great hindrance To the commerce of
all foreign nations.
LONDON, May 20.-Fhe French papers Of
Friday say, that letters from Consantinople.
| hot 4. a
received intelligence that a coalition had been
formed between the Mapratas and several So.
vereigns of lndostan, and that this coalition
had after the departure of the NJ. of Hastings,
declared war against Engl nd. By the sa me
accounts, IT is stated that the Euglsh had in
order to defend themselves, withdrawn the
garrison from their ports on the Persian Gulf.
If the news be true, ard the coalition be AS
numerous as the letters represent, the event
will be of'the greatest importance.
The Picton from Lfghorn for England was
run foul of u SUM-! in the Mediterranean, ON
the 18th of April, by the Constitution. Ame,i-
can friGate The master owner.
st. PETERSBURG, April 2G.-The Adiutants
General Of his Majesty the Emperor, VOL
konsky, MeEicbikou, and Sangeuski, have re-
ceived leave of absence for So vpral months.
The individuals here Oamcd, are, ms we I'M
derstand, persons who possessed great infiu
enre, with the Emperor, and exercised that
influence, dccsiycly, in the policy Of the Rus.
sian Government
Their " leave Of absence" therefore, which
IN Russian etiquette means what need not he
explained, IS regarded as the prelude TO some
important change Of measures that may have
40 slight effect upon questions Of great mo
ment We shall, perhaps, have something TO
say upon this subject in day or two.
LoNDON, May %.
From ne Honifsur. n 7iondavl