Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-05

have Ner'ralizel, If not triuophrd over, the
efforts OF the Conslitutionaiists, and where the
French are expected by the royalists with i'm
patience The divisions moving upon Sc.
VILE consist of 300 men, with four brigades
et artillery, and are provided with large sums
ni really money, AS they tn pay for every
'huS however trfng, on the route" Each
dn isiun Is preceded by 1900 of the Faith
Two e,lIssdries q! the Regency accumpan wing
each ANA they are To re establish the ancient
order 0f thugs as they proceed. They do not
mud the small bodies of constitutional troops
on the road the great object being to push
on To Seville 10 bring the Cor:es To an accom-
,apuation or to overthrow the government
Il may lie supposed, however, say the Bay
oune adNices at the 9th. that if the French
when they reach Seville, do not obtain spec
dy arrangement, or the overthrow of the
government, they may be somewhat embar
raised IN SO extensive d line, as the national
troops aud partizans that have fed at their
approach must be somewhere.
\ person wha has arrived from Seville, ut
earns, having left the former place ON the 9Th
June, asserts that there M question abou,
removing the king. which had been mention
ed as intended Ia take place on the 4th.-
Every thing presaged that the marching of
the r',ench troops would cause u movement
I'D favor of the king.
- p'' sun vi INSTRUCTION Win the FrenCn ar
my, writes Us follows: Let us not be uneasy,
the constitutional germ is removed from the
Pyrenees; the Spauiards will perhaps tear
each other tn pieces for ten years the Con
s'lthtI"u ot the COres will disappear; aud
Whatever may happen in Spain, il will not be
re-estabIIshed Tor long time the defenders
otmonarchy and of religion are strong enough
To combat and To exterminate the iacobins
and the 10000 French who have entered
SPAN will know very well how to find their
way back To the Pyrenees
1he F:tnch government had ordered the
Two news papers, the Courier Fra,icais aud
the Fito'e, To be suspended for - DAYS. The
cause ot their suspension we do not find stated
many of the Journals.
cabinet Council WAS held in London.
The l1th of June and kings messenger
despatched Tor Paris
The king of England appears to have re-
covered from his late attacks of the gout.-
"a the 18TH of June, he was driving the
MArchioness of Conyngham about, Windsor
f"'k IN pony PhaDlon, aud lord Graves
was paying attention to her daughter lady
hhzaheth The king had on Il low crowned
hat with broad brim
(From the Ioneur)
TeI'Grnphic Despatch from Bayonnne, ar
rived At Paris, June 10, 1928 -
Head quarters, Madrid, june 18th. 10 A. NJ.
AHe hQDr General In his EXccllency the
Minister at War.
" The vanguard of Count Berlcsoult. AT
lacked on the 9th, Al Vilches, the remains ofthe
column of Placeniia.
The enemy, who mustered about three
hundred cavalry and three hundred Infantry.
was completely destroyed go prisoners
we're taken, amonS whom were eleven officers
10th" WV
ARMY OF THE PYRENEES.
Report o. the -ILjor General.
MADRID, June 8.
" My Lord had the honor to inlorm your
Exceilercy, that after slight engagement.
the bridge of Arsobispo, defended by 400 men
Of the Regiment of Guadalaxara, and 100
Dragnons, was carried on the 9th, at o'clock
~ The morning, by The 9th Light Infantry, be
ing part ct the advanced guard of the
column ut Count Beaumont we had neither
any kaed nor wounded. Gen Vallln pursued
the enemy 10 Vaidrhcassrs, wbence he con
tnued yesterday his movements ON Mesa de
mar, and vas 20 arrive o-day at Remargordo
Grn. Bourmont, with the rest of his troops
has marched by The right side ofthe Tagus or
Al1araZ, where he was 10 arrive last night
and expects this day To pass the river. A let
ter from Count Moiitor, dated Segura, the 5th
announces he continues his movement on
I'ruel, where he WAS TO arrive yesterday
According 10 various reports, an enemy s
corps IL entrenchrd at Terul Baasieros is
in froat of Valencia.
"P. S. Monseigneur has this instant re-
csived the news, that Count Bordesout was al
Nihn3nnares yesterday, at eight O'Clock in the
evening, and his advanced guard was at Val
de Penas his intention was To halt in that
position that day hut willing 10 oyertake
The enemy'S rear guard, which was not more
than four or five leagues distant from me-
set o. at two O'Clock in the morning To con-
tinac my march.
"Comte GUiLLEMINOT."
From The .Nadrid Erfraoydinary Gazeiie. Tues
duy June I2.--Ofcini articles.
Don Antonio Maria Segoyia. ROYAL Com
missioner for the four Kingdoms of Andalusia
communicated to his excellcncy the Secretary
of State for the Administration of Justice the
fOlI-wing facts dated the 9th inst:
Most excellent sr-At O'Clock on the
night of the 9Th, General, the Duke de Dino
sailed nut with the division under his com
mand, from this place, and succeeded in sur
prsing in Santa Cruz de Nudcla, and Viso
all the forces which occupy the heights.
capturing from them two pieces, the onv one.
they possessed, without the slightest loss or
his part He brought the prisoners amounting
To two hundred men, to Carolina, where he
entered Oh the 9Th.
" The General in Chief has passed, Will
the rest OF the division, and Will be- in Carolina
this day
e The Brigader General Pasencia, who
with a colamn OF 500 Cavalry, and 100 IN
finry, had marched Almagfo, with the in
trnipn ofaiiactiug The Royal,is Commander
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