Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-13


which they have made the following ,ransla-
tiops.
| We learn by this vessel that the King of
| Spain had arrh ed al Seville, and that an Eng
lish cutter had arrived at Cadz with special
messenger from England fur the King of Spain
and with two messengers ON board for other
places.
MADRID, April l6.-Thry write from Sara
gossa, under date of the 18th, that the volun-
teer militia of that city have offered their
vices as ii permanent troop during the war, in
case OF invasion. They add that Colonel
Gurrea has arrived with 5000 men, and Don
Patricio Dominique with pieces of artillery
and That they are gong against MequmenZa.
.4PrtL l7.-News from Santiago of the 9Th
states that the iactlous troops collected and
headed by the ex-governor Marin and Mas
quez, were completely routed on the 4th.--
The mountains and plains were strewed with
their dead; 200 prisoners were taken. with
FasueZ and many arms. This victory was
gained by troops lately raised and called quin-
les, or iifihsmen.
This evening part Of the artillery, sc. from
the depository ut Scgoria arrived
News from BnrgOs has hren received 20
The 18th. At that lime the French had not
passed the Ebro, and showed no disposition
To do So. There were or 1000 men in that
city, and the squadron of artillery had return
I'd which had marched out a few DAYS before.
SEVILLE, April 22.-The King in order to
show testimony of his regard for this city,
has bestowed the title of Duke of Seville on
The infant son o! the nfanta Dona Tulsa Car
lota.
.3prii 2l.-Thc king has visited the tobacco
mandatory with Don Francisco de Paula,
when he was received with cries of vile el rev
constitutional
! Nothing is said in Barcelona letters of the
gin oi an INVASION, so that there can not be
much uniformity in the operations of the
French, who intended to enter by Catalonia
ana GuiPuZcoa at the sam. time.
| tlis majesty has named for the ministry of
the government of the Peninsula, ID. Jose
Maria Calailara, minister of the supreme tri-
ounaI OF justice, and for that of war Field Mar
shall ID. Mariana Zorraquin, chief off. NJ. of
the first army of operations
SEVILLE, April 21-Our armies are rccciv
ms considerable reinforccments, the guerilla
parties which have begun 10 form, are aug
lnentinS on all sides, and the glnups of Albup-
ra, Arabian and San Marciul viii be repeated
all over the peninsula.
We have received letter from Madrid
uated the i7th, which says Considering our
circumstances all is tranquil, and the pure
itoyalIsls uf Saint Louis will he received with
'alour and resignation, while oar armies are
| - VI p"h'HhtS' Gnu pItIldIlUE 10 w
more than merely to receive them. IL the
rench rascaIs are bold enough to march to
! TINS caFltal,sre5t assured that they will pay
| dearly iur their temeIity. All the soIdiery
are burning with degree of glory and
revenge
We have no news from the peninsula, and
| reports ot all sorts are continually IN circuIa-
tlon' Fart of the French army has certainly
passed Nliora, hui that signifies nothing, for
| ~ yl,..,t
! divide, and the easier " III be our warfare
The departure of the supreme tribunal Of
justice, The special tribunal Of war, aud the
marine, and the inspection of all arms and
many Other corporations and private persons
mas been determined on. Count Abisval has
mad" Tour propositions 10 our militia, on the
| part they are To take LIST, the march towards
oc'ile, To Keep open communication with
H"Vernnent Cd, that they form part of the
army without additional pay Sd. to admit into
the guerias every miaman who subscribrs:
4ih, those who choose To stay in Madrid shall
give up their munitions, &c. To the army
lhr greaierpart of the militia have determined
10 so to Seville, and the baitalions will there
iofe TAKE Their colours, music, aud 100000
Nrys IN metal for their necessares. They will
all leave the city in few days. We have to.
day supplied the city with a militia guard, and
the count is to review us all at one O'Clock,
the garrison of the city and the troops of some
neighbouring towns All the troops now as
sembled IN the field Of the Guardians are ful!
$4,000 men well clad and armed Wine and
rations are to lie given after the review. The
meeting has been in session several DAYS To-
carry into efiecta loan of millions Of reys,
which the lntendant of this army considers
immediately necessary.
letter from BurgOs mentions that great
number OF people are coming in from the
| north, telling terrible stories of the French
and still worse Of the French Spaniards Ii is
said here that Gen. BaIiaseros is al Sarazena.
Our artillery has gone to Madrid, and there is
no national property left 10 fall into the cnemy's
| hands.
SEVILLE, April Cove have learned for
certain that decree Of his Majesty has been
sent To day to the council Of state, which
| contains solemn declaration of war of the
! Spanish nation against the French. Even in
/ l''ls particular, we have the advantage of that
Government, which has 80 treacherously
| ordered an Invasion ofwar, against the custom
OF all civilized nations.
| As soon as The Government received notice
| OF the French invasion, they sent expresses to
all the authorities, commanding them To pro-
ceed to hostliltes against them by all the
means IN their poW en-, without emitting any
| We are assured that his Majesty has recei-
yed the resignation Of ID. Sebastian Fernandez
Nallesa, ct his officer of Secretary of State,
and despatch nf Grace and Justice
According 10 intelligence received by the
Government, the war has assumed charac-
Ter entirely national. Napoleon the First fell
/ from his throne under our blows.--let MS but
he united and constant, and similar fate
awaits our new and ungraieful enemy.
! LISBON, April 1l.-Exchange on London
| 81, Madrid 27J0, money.
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