Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-28

the legitimate propileturs. decree al the
Regency of the 18th of Augus,, snnuls all the
dispositions of The act of the sol diSunt Coltes,
which abolished The seignorl;l rights known
by The name oi " stienOr iUriSdiciioEoi,S.'
| Other accounts say the difficulties between
the Regency aud the Duke d'Angouem,, be-
| gu TO dispense, and that the latter has by a
decree declared tae members of the CU.tes
outlaws. Allreporis, says Il Madrid article
oi August 81, which We're circulated, iha; re-
soIutionary corps united in Estrcmadura is
false, as only 500 men form Tins division, who
are under the command q! Lopez Bapos, AMI
were Ia take possession ci Madrid. They
were al Iaiavrra de Ia Regina, which they
occupied only for few hours. Yet II Paris
article says the Consiituiionaiists who "n
! EsiIcnladdra, have advanced To- ValuniaGu,
| and strong French column has gone i, pur-
suit al them" The Regency has given orders
! To Sampao to march With Il corps or Royal
/ lists 10 AndAiisa. This General did not obey
before aD animated explanation took place.
An alteration of the same nature is sahd tu
nave taken place between the Duke OF Reg
| go, and tSucsada, AZ tIr end of hich t.e lat
ter Was arrested. Thu Count Ouaie, a most
| Distinguished revolUilunist, has been arrested
by order at the r. gency. II was conducted
under AN escort Ia the frontiers of France
The Freach cavalry which Were IN the Partio
have entered Madrid they We're immediately
replaced by acomH,n OF the corps ul Grnerui
Castel dos llos. which furnishes reason cor
believing ihat there exists convention (spcictl
between that Genoral and the Duke dc Reg
gio. Ii is e,.e stated that it will not %, long
f before he enters Madrid himself.
ST. Sebas:ian still held out. A chassr
nlaree, going from that place To England, n,lh
Officers and soldiers, had been captured by
The French squadron. An articl. daieC
Camp before ST. Sebastian, Arg. "a says
Z" Desertcrs p(ten cone in from ST. Sebastian,
but as the reports vary, measures OF pTrcaH-
ton are taken agaios, them, especially siuc>)
three of thesv gentry escaped from The ga
darmes. Il Is said 'har the rnad from y losa
To F:ttoria is no; secure, and that GO/rilias
lhave shown themselves 10 the neigLFourhuod
of ihrae loves"
The Toulouse Journal ncnt.ons the de-
parture of Marshal Lauristen, 10 establish MS
head quarters hrOre Fampeluua and 40
article dated B~rrio P,suto Sept. Cd. says :
Every mrasure Is s,.yf taken for tl,. bonn
b"rdment of the 0eIn ai,! citadel of Pampr.
luna, which WIZ conninrnce Tomorrow or
next day al the latest. The Marshal is re
solved"
The boc{%de of santooa daily becomes
more rigorous.
THE GREEKS.
Adtices from Zante aud Corfu, contained
IN letters from Trieste, on The els, iit men
top thar the Turkish fleet IN thai nr,Sbbour-
bood, Was i'll state OF great iDsuhuI, !inaiion.
and that the pla guc prevailed 0n nisfo n,any
nj the ships. That q. the Gre,i,s .pnn;ainta
4 position favorable for an attack n,ri their
naval commander had determined "a drlty it.
until disrase and the mutinous spirit oi the
sailors had weakened the Turkish feet in It
still greater degree
The London {iaZpttp of Sent < anpo,tr ca.
the appointment of Major General SIR Howard
Douglas, as Lieut.. Governor of NV Biuns-
wick.
FOURTH CORPS.
report Of the Duke Of Cornrgi,no 10 HE
Minister Of Nnr.
ToRREDEMRARRA, Aug. 90,
! Ii oCInCk, Z NJ
i My IIord,--l had tn, hcnuur 20 ,niurm
yor EXceilency ia my last re ort, dated from
this place, Aug. %, that should Sc, on, tie
next day for Walls, where the brigade of
TIoneliU aud the troops of Baron uErolies
} were united.
, p" | set out on the eth before day break,
-. ''ih two companies OF infantry.
I" lad left 10 Baron Berg as the Sen Tor
Major-G-nera, the command of the troops
which occupied Torrrdensharra aud the posi-
ton Of Al:afua. This General officer had
reccl, ed from me Instructions relative Ia he
ID
on the 28th towards Tarragona.
"The enemy, perhaps, had notice Of my
departure, aud supposing that part of The
troops might follow me, ne judged Inc moment
favourable for an attack on AlafulIa. On the
27ih, at halt past seven in lhe morning $50
cavalry and two howiiZers came oui al Tara
gona, and advanced towards Aljafuila-
Grheral Bcrge perceived this movement from
the post the chapel Of ST Anthony, which
commands the whole surrounding country,
and Immediately made preparations to receive
The enemy.
Before Altafulla, on the right hack of the
Gaya, is chain of heights parallel To- The
course of that river ; on those " hich are To
the left of the high road to Tarragnna, is tie
chapel of 81. John company of the 5lst of
the line occupied this post.
"The enemy formed three columns one
of 1900 men advanced towards the chapel Of
st. John the second marched by the high
| road. Ii composed of three baiialions,
each about 800 mrn, Ofcavalry and artillery
"The third column, which consisted Of a
bout 5000 infantry, advanced towards Rieia-
lis object SEEMED TO bu, To- mar ch from that
point on Touedembarra, and thus to cut our
line corporations.
GrneraI Montgarde, with the 10 compa-
MES ofthe 31st ofthe lire, IS hicb form part uf
his brigade, advanced to- the chapel OF ST.
John, and placed a part oftbe 9th regiment Of
chasseurs, and two mountain bowitzrrs, on
the high road, which was likewise defended
by two Founders. The remainder of the
| 9Th regiment of classeurs was placed in re-
serve.
" General Achard had caused the village oil
Rera to he occupied Ivy the Cd battalion OF
TIE LIST regiment of light infantry. With fhp