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

rhe Captive Monarch. That great object oh
tanned, you will return TO the bosom of your
families, TO be employed in the arts of peace.
dyou prefer the rvproach ofstaining your
hands in he'blood of your brethren, To the
glory of consolidating the happiness of your
country?
+" Soldiers Listen TO the voice of the
Regency of Spain, which speaks TO you in the
maine of your Captive Sovereign. Give ear TO
the language of truth and of your own interests.
Come TO the arms of Your old comrades, and
Join them in crying Vira E Reg
Duque Del Iuiautado, President.
"Duque De Montemar.
"Juan, Bishop of Oma.
" Antonio Gomez Calderon.
The Palace, June s."
MADRID, June 6.-lt is impossible TO con-
vey an idea of the enthusiasm which is
excited in this capital by the presence of his
IL. ii. the Duke d'Angouleme, our Liberator
During the last five or six days. the inhabitants
have abandoned their latours, and surrendered
themselves TO festivities
The Regency are organising the Spanish
Royal Guard. Before long the 5000 men who
formed this faithful troop ON the 9Th of July
Will be re- assembled.
A Spanish Royalist corps of 5000 men
precedes the French column which is advan-
eng from Madrid upon Seville by Cordova.
me lew troops belonging to The Cortes, under
Colonel Abad, surnamed Chaleco, dispersed
IN various directions before arriving at the
Sierra Morena. Another Spanish corps OF 8
on 1000 men marches with Gen. Bourmont,
aud is traversing Estrcmadura, to reach Seville
also, by the way of Truxillo and Merida If
necessary, II can operate upon BadaiOz, should
ihc Ccries wish to so there, which is not pro-
bable.
LIVERPOOL MARKET.
Letters from Liverpool OF June I6 state
that the recent advance IN the price Of Cotton,
had induced the early speculators to resell,
which caused rather an unfavorable influence
~ me market, hut it was not apprehended
that The demand would org continue limited,
even II speculation subsidized. Upands are
Tluoted at Z To sd Orleans ~ TO lid
Ihe gram market continued duh and droouing
u. S. Pot Ashes, 46s 81 48-P.arls 45 n 46.
expected 10 go lower rs further arrivals
took place. Carolina Rice II a l3s-the
demand quite suspended. Turpeniine 8 to
.6s Tar II, a LIS. 3, Bark very dull To
bacco, do.
We have in our hands series of "The
Spanish Gazette published at Seville, from
The Goth OF May 10 the LIST of June inclusive
and, certainly, its contents do not warrant the
idea ofany tliscord or irrtsolution in the Span
lsh Constitutional Councils. Ii comprises the
Journals o the proceedings of the Cortes
some speeches IN erteIFSo ufthe principal mem
hers official reports from the various diyis-
iDns of constitutional troops, and accounts of
the political and military movements in differ
rnt parisofthe peninsula. An " Extraordinary
Gazette" OF the 20th May, furnishes the re-
P0r' made by gen. BaleslerOs to the govern
tncnt of his having entered Valencia with his
army, alter lorclnS the enemy TO raise the
blockade of that CITY aod retreat
IN The CARTE OF the Isl june are inserted
several of Aina's dispatches dated respectively
me 4n, ON, 7tA, 3th, 9TH, 10Th, 18th and 18th
ui May he gives details of his marches thro'
me rugged and Mountainous region of Catao-
hia, ~ order TO battle the plans of the French,
anu keep them occupied 10 that quarter. On
The Din he attacked and ruLicd body of
Spanish Royasts and French troops with
bot small loss on his part and 10 general,
Ia bestows the highest praise upon the con
duct and spirit Of the Constitutional forces
either under bis immediate command, or dis
tributed in detauhments. In his despatch OF
The I0,h May he snys-
On my arrival at Burgos, the singular
spectacle was offered to me of IA numerous
community iCtthVomen only without single
man. believe that the true reason of the alb
SeIlCe OF me men, IS the decree winch mas
been published by the enemy, den9unciHg the
punishment of death against every man who
should remain there, and even against what
person, should sell or procure refIeshment or
aid for the Constitutional army. | obtained
supplies however, by means of persuasion and
kindness"
The Gazette of the 26th May contains the
following decree.
DoN Joaquin ANDUAeA, Minister Pleni-
potcnliary of His Majesty la TIE United
States Of America having deserted his post,
and Joined the enemies of his country, His
Majesty has resolved Ia strip him forthwith Of
his hoaours ADD distinctions, and has decrecd
that in case Of being taken, he shall be judged
according to the laws"
The leading orators in the Cortes, after the
detection of Abisbal and the occupation of
Madrd by the French, announced in eloquent
speeches, their resolution TO perish, or live in
perpetual eSile, rather than submit to French
diciation; and in this language they seem to
have been secondtd-by the whole body.
Nut Gnz.
CAPTURE or MARACAYBO.
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