Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-03

assure us tnat Hsnomet Pachs, General in
chief of the MORGAN expedition, was on the
2ist still at Larissa with al his army.-Odys-
sss was enrenched at Zeitum. These facts
seem to refute the report Of the victory gained
by the Greeks at Thermopyle.--It was only
small detachment of Turks that advanced
10 that pass, and were cut To pieces
From the Journal de Commerce, Aug. ell
oFFICIAL.
Army Of The Pyrenees- Bulletin.
His Royal Highness arrived the 10th at
Port Saint Mary; Monseigneur with plea
sure finds himself in the midst of the trooos
composing The Andalusan expedition, which
on all occasions, have so strongly manifest
ed, their devotion TO his majesty. II. II. Fl.
approved the measures adopted by tie be-
sieging general. The renforcements his high
ness brings with him cannot fail of giving new
activity to our operations against this place.
Camp Marshal Laurston despatched by
Count Bourdessoule, TO AIgesiras, arrived
there the 14th. The enemy instantly retired
to Verte Island, which he had fortified. and
where 1t seemed he was DESTROYS to make
defence. But the fire of two French frirates.
the Guerriere and the Galathee, commanded
by Captain Lemara, forced the commandment
to hoist the white flag, and the 18th, he sur
rendered by capitulation, after having left
garrison of Spanish royalsts in the fort of Yer
te Island Gen. Lauriston marched on Tarifa
Lieut.. Gen. Count Bourck acq,ainis us that
Gen. Moro, in conjunction it'll Gen. La.
rochjacquen, after dispensing the bands Pala-
rea and Rosello, took possession of the impor.
tant town of Vigo, and afterwards that of Bav-
onna; the garrison of this latter place has
joined the troops under the Count de Cartha-
sena, who is now marching together with
Gen. LarochjacqueIin, on Orense, to which
place Gen. Marguerye, on his route from Luso,
| is likewise in full march
Count Bourck having brought up before Co
| runna the artillery which he drew from Ferrol.
has once more summoned the garrison TO sur
| render.
The Governor not having noticed his pro.
rosals, "A fire was instantly opened on the town ;
| the flames burst out in three different places,
and at the departare of his despatch ON the 9TH
they were not extinguished.
The Brigade Bertbicr, which has been pro-
visIonally united TO the Bourck division ne, err
ceases to give proofs of its ardour.-Ths Br-
sade took an active part in the affair of the
18th July, when Corunna was invested, and
merits the same enlogiums as the troops men
toned IN the 9Th bulletin, whose dangers and
success il amply shared.
Gen. Vincent, who commanded the troops
OF The Cd corps, left as corps of observation
IN Mnrria, having learned that the garrison of
CarthaSeDa had made sortie, went to me, [
1t, and on the 9TH arrived in sight OF the town.
An attack was Immediately commenced Inv a
battalion of the 4th of the line and detacb-
ment OF the 9Th Dragons on the village of St.
Anthony, which the enemy occupied with
800 infantry and $50 cavalry. They were
quickly forced tn re-enter the place with con-
siderable loss. Since then, orders of General
balIasteros have been expedited to the Go
vernors of Carthagena and Alicant but we
have not as yet received a reply. The troops
of General Ballasteros are entering the cantun-
ments which have been assigned to them
Inc Almanac regiment, and the greater part
of that of Santa lago, Of Nunancia and of
Gaii'cia belonging TO the corps Of Zayas, have
joined the troops Of the cd corps. The head
quarters ofCount Molior are to day at Gre
NADIA. Gen. Froissan Latour occupies Andu-
lar and Cordone.
The Marshal Duke de Rcggin informs his
| Royal Highnpss that the utmost TRANQUILITY
reigns in Madrid and throughout the entire of
his department. His Highpess Prince Hohen-
lone, presses with redoubcd vigour the block
AIDE of Santona.
The Marshal Marquis de Lauriston is ac-
lively conducting the siege of Pampelnna.
The troops the 4th corps have obtained
brilliant advantages over the enemy, as well in
the blockade of Barcelona as in all the en-
gaSements which have taken place in the open
country.
At Head Quarters, at Port st. Mary's, 18th
August, 1928.
BY order Of III r.. II.
Major General Count GUILLEMINOT.
PARIS, Aug. eG.-lt is said that General
Morllo has sent one of his Aids-de-Camp To
OF Corunna.
The augsburg GozeRe of the 18th inst. con.
| taIns the following article =" 4 letter of the
I'm Ipst from Trieste, states that intelligence
had been received by vessels arrived from
fairas, that heavy firing was heard on the
2oth ult. and That rumOur prevailed at Corfu
OF victory gained by the Turks over the
Greeks in the envrons of Palras. The latter.
II is added, were pursued by the Turks into
the interior of the Morea"
PoRr ST. MARY, August 18.-SeveraI
Portuguese vessels, laden with provisions are
arrived here. The Court of Lisbon gives US all
the assistance in its power
From the Office of the New York eia,euel
An attack was made on Algesras on the
l4th by the combined land and naval forces
when the place capitulated. The land for
ces were commanded by son of Marshal
Laurlston. In the official account of one of the
French captains he states that their loss was
very inconsiderabl-, and that not single officer
was wounded. They were preparing TO make
an attack on Tarfa.
The Swedish Charge DIES Affaires in Spain
has received orders from his government TO
act in conformity with the British Ambassa-
dor in his change Of residence.
Ii is said that the Rolhschilds have dstri-
buted 10000 francs to the persons in their
employ, IN consequence of the success of their
late operation in French Rentes. The net
proht Of this single operation is computed at
four millions Of francs.
Gen. Rnurck e,a,,, =.