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

the CorteS, who were mostly Compromised IL
taking the King from Madrid, have manifest.
ed an uneasy disposition at the state of affairs
SIR VIM. A'Court, has promised them safe
receptiona AT Gibraltar
Every thing WAS tranquil at Madrid on the
9Th of June. The troops continued their ad
vance upon Seville, and the provinces were
rising with enthusiasm in favour of the King.
The inhabitants, say the royalisi papers, CON
iinue TO eVince the happiness " hich they feel
at beingidelivered from the revolutionary yoke
and their hope of soon seeing their King re-
turn. Every thing indicates that their wishes
VIII soon he accomplished. The Regency
inspires universal confidence. Valencia ex
poets me French army with the same impati
ehce as Seville. The two towns will be- e.
mancipated nearly at the same time An the
towns Ot GaIcia have sent in their submits
sion. NiorlIlo had retired into the sturias.
and 1t is said he has been joined by Sir Robert
w iison but this IS Improbable, if the news
drect from Oporto was correct, that he bad
IrrNed at that place on the 18th OF June. Tht.
Regency has published proclamation ad
dressed TO all the Constitutional troous from
which the greatest effect is expected. We
have said, and we repeat it, (remarks the
Courier of the leth,) a few days more and
'he revolution will have disappeared through
out the Peninsula.
of n
soldiers, and the penache of Henry w soun-
popular is the revelation in Sn,;n som,
soldiers, and the treason of several chi.es ev
plain the month of March. l8I5 in CT, =.
the sane circumstances did the p,nnth -
March. 1920 in Fr,nce III, s n'o''" y
be as ephemeral as those of Naples and Pied
| mont.
The Universal says, that thc district of
ltonda, winch IN the var Of Independence, so
successfully Gcfer,ied he cause of ,l. lrrili-
Hlate King, has iust hoistcd the Standard Of
revolt against its Constitutional auihoritips.
that is TO say. against Tho c,ctior. NM go y,
shcld their country in suhiecfion
The Spanish Royalisis entertain tb- u,e-
lect of erecting at their exnensa or ,ha...,
where the massacre If the soib NJ ,.ot
place "A pyramid, ON yybi,l, t.,. f.I,,,,...
cription viii BE- engra,eq:
On this spot peri.nrd ses.r,l bnn,Ir,i ,f
the inhabitants &c Madrid 81 IN ..r.s -.,,s
and Conditions vha were sarr,6rpI h cans.
inry wrr ont 10 salute the ,,,,ifp rl..,n,. ,r
Henry ~ aud tie bararr or :, Eira....r,,
People, learn here the ..r cha,art,ror ,},.yo
!u.lons nod g. ~ iaiys
The Journal DIS Dchat.. Of Jupc Ia con
taus an nrdtr ct die ,iay. ror, Ca,.r.i NJ.
cty, dated fam his head o,..rtars =, Cssf.
d., May %, in which nr ,,r.,. ,i,.. ,r-.,,,,,,s
ana bril!irpt defence ar V.ch' r.. stata.
innt Nio, advanced VITA s.r.a ;-r,n--,. ,.,i
500 cavalry. and was rept,l..J ..,,..,,.,
ufuuIy zoe men. and w.; oi,li.-e. ,,,.,t.r.i,,,
All his positions. The ar,i,, t.,s,.,, = -
The Constitutions! (;eoersI 1,,r,,,,,i', ,,s,
ti!lsd in Inc action.
An article dated Prada. lime od -,.s tho
cavalry nt Gen. Dnnnadieu purs,,pd Eiin, 49,
lar as 8agna ID his f;sht The enemy Inst,,1.
wards of 500, in Killed and wounj.t NJ
ser.I"n has hrguu in he constitutional rnrcp.
deseriers pass through here tailv Al snt;r.'
company wi'h two officers at thnir basJ b.d
abandoned Nina.
Tn French troops and The RoyaIi.t Sna-
naFds rival each other in zeal and cour.pe
and Nina cannot stir without being Instantly
pursued the soldiers he has left are ex-
hansted with fatigue.
1t would seem that Nina is shut I'M in Tn
Sc d'UrGcl, and letter from Corona. June
D, says If he remains there, he will soon oerish
of famine the French frontiers beiua we'll
covered, he viii doubtless endeavor to ESCAPE
on the opposite side Aubis ,,,,.,,,,..,a T
closely followed by Generals ST. Priest, d.
Erolles ana Dsnnadieu, who every dav make
some of his uien prisoners. trGons nr
this pariizan ARE iDconsidrrabe; his force
IS daily weakened by desprtion, and it is i'm
possible for him to recruit in The ro,,ntry
through which he ranges. Ola the 4th inst
the troops Of Barcelona made fresh attack
upon GrauOullers. The enemy was vigorously
repulsed his loss was considerable and he IS
utterly discouraged.
y private letter from Paris, dated Tuesday
night the 2Oih of june, ten o'clock. saws"
understand that Tortosa has capitnlatedI
Ga'iic;a has sent in its submission TO the Re-
gency. The ambassador TaIaro has SET on1
for Madrid this morning. The others from
all the powers viii leave in the course of this
week. The aid de- canp of the enn.ror az