Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-29


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From the Joursal DIES Dcbals.l
PARIS, jane 8.-Letters from Madrid of
the 2d inst. say that proposition TO remove
the king from Seville, which was rejected in
a secret sitting by IA majority of IL voices, has
been again submitted In public sitting, and
adopted by majority of . voices Ii was also
reported that IL members of the Cortcs had
Fed from that city.
BUCHAREST, May l0.-On the 5th Of this
month, al 8 in the afternoon, q fire broke out
al bakers, which was 81 rapidly spread by
a violent northwest wind. that before sunset.
500 buildings large and smal) were reduced
to ashes. On the 7tn two violent shocks of
AN earthquake were felt.
From the ouotidienne. June Of
On the 3lst of May, Nina arrived at
Sen d'Ursel with his division, ofabout2OOO TO
1900 nen and tits given as certain that the
Baron d'Eroles is continually following him.
The Marques lie Talaru, our Ambassa.
dor To Spain. sets of to morrow for Madrid. ("
Fron the Constiiuonnel
PARIS, June o. Every thing is now u mat
ter for boastnS-The Etoiie relates that !,
courier coming from Madrid, was stopped in
SPAN by two highway robbers, who limited
themselves 10 taking his money, leaving him
ms dispatches, fearing that the luss ofthem
would be injurious To the Service of King
ferdinand, and the brave French Armv.' =
Tue Spanish journals say nothing of the
circumstance mentioned in the Efoile, of a
revolution al Seville, but assert on the con
trary, that the Cortes were pursuing their
iabours with tranquility. If we are 10 helicv g
what the Etoilc states, the British Ambassador
has offered the King ANA Cories Il refuge
at Gibraltar; all the towns of Spain have
sent in their submission. Il. Abishai is in
France-MorillO and Baliastrros have aban-
doned the cause and Nina alone remains to
defend It, acting merely upon his own account.
IL appears To us that instead of giving credit To
such Improbable tales, it would be- much bet
fei for The Ministerial Journal To give faithful
extracts from thu Spanish papers, which they
receive more regularly than the Opposition
Journals. II affairs were in the state which
they would have us believe the Seville Journal
could not 81 much disguise The truth, as
To rehdeI us unable To discover il in their mar.
Taiiyes.
boND0N, June Getty, . o'clock.-The
Expresses from France to day were anxiously
looked Tor in consequence of the serious
depression IN the French funds on Monday ;
pu' Instead ut their communicating further
decline III the Rentes on Tuesday, as anlic-
patcd ny the nature Of the advices Yesterday,
IT appears there had been reaction of nearly
one and iI;.if per cent.
We have received Bayonne papers To Sd
inst. and Il letter from Madrid, from which we
oXtract the following:
BAYoNNE, june 2.-It is affirmed that
nlorillo has moved from Aslerga towards
jindad Rodrigo where he might harrass the
rear aud flank ofOur army. Ills proposed 10
form NJ Madrid, regiment under the name of
H'yalsi Battalion, of the deserters from the
Cons'ituiIonalarny.
II is surpassed that now the capital is oc-
cHprd by the French, the operalionsof the
Constiiuiionailsts will begin. They have,
hoW'vor, Ia contend not only with the superior
forces hut alsO against an enemy whose great
uecunary resources must necessarily enable
him ts uHraiyse the measures of the govern
ment OF the COrtes, and in fact, part of the
people have been gained by the liberal pay
h'nts made by the army for every thing with
Wnivh Ii Aas heen fuT nishcd. God has, besides
he'n iaviE1'y tXpcud' d, not only in the towns
'dd Villages occupied by the French, for the
purpose OF exciting the people against the
b"nstiialnnalisis, and of giving new yigor TO
Tie counter revolution the same system has
hesn pursued even in places mol yet occupied,
particularly CadiZ Seville, Malaga, COrdova.
Jaen Grenada, Valencia, Murcla, and in all
Jaiicia. To deprive the Spaniards of the aid
oi HE Portuguese, dscnrd and civil war in that
country are encouraged, and it is even affirmed
that revolutionary committee has been
formed at ValIadolid, and sum of two
nIilI"ns ct francs placed at the disposal of
Count .inGrdnte, exclusive of other sums
which have been expended at Oporto and
Lisbon.
1" IRuN, (Fronirrs of Spain, June .. Two
o our Wcalthirst citizens have been so .har
raised since The INVASION for having mhraced
the Constitutional cause, that they have ia
ken refuge in France.
The day before Yesterday vessel under
the American flag laden with rice and salt fish.
entered he port of St. Sebastian after vain
attempt OLA French frgate to prevent it,
The report runs that Gen. Balastsros
has beaten Uhlman, aud taken more than
1900 prisoners. o hers say it was with =
part Of MoitOr's corps that the action took
place.
"Three thousand Constitutional gherillas.
in several bands, hang ON the high road to
between this and Vitoria"
EEtrdct Of Il letter from .HGdrid, Biay 90.
Ihe Lisbon papers are no longer received ::
and il is not known what is become of Gene.
raj ReGo since he has been caIi.G to Portugal.
Count Amarante is at Zamaro, and Morillo
has SET ont from Astnrga for that place.
"The Duke Angoulcmc/ frequently pro-
menades ON the Prado. HIS Royal Highness
receives Populations from different quarters
about Madiid, PRAYING him TO send there
French Sarrisons, ia order TO maintain good
order.
" The Duke del Parque has drawn the at
eniion of the Cortcs TO the militia men of
Madrid, who have quilted their houses, and
who are now without any resources"
LATEST FROM SPAIN.
New IoEK. july 23-The brig Hannah, of
Eastport RichwOrth, master arrived at this
port this afternoon, in so days from Santa
JruH, Teneriitt The captain reports thai " the