Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-26
Marshal Duke
DE CONEGLIANA money.

DE CONEGLIANA money.
Madrid June IS. Yesterday the Regency
published the f,,l"wiuS decree.
Article L. Az exact lis, shall BE- made out
of the present Cortes, OF the member, of the
pretended Regency at Seville, of the minis
trrs and Officers ut the Volunteer militia of
Madrid and Seville whn ordered the uansla-
ton OF the King from Seville To Cadiz, or who
aided IN his translation.
3. The property ofhe persons who shall
appear on this list shall he immediately Sc
qupsteged, except IN cases where il is ordered
otherwise.
3. An the members Of the Cortes who re-
manned in session when the king was declai-
ed incapable are declared for this deed alone,
guilty of high treason (; and the penalties i'm
posed hy the laws on this crime, shall be pro-
nOuncCd on them hy t.r tribunals. on the
simple proof of heir idenliy.i
4. The following exceptions shall he made
from the prccciins disposition, and shall be
besides kunuurahly and appropriately reward.
ed-those who shall contribute efiectuay To
the deliver,nyv ihe king
5. The generals aud .Aicers Of The troops of
the line aud OF the militia, who have followed
the king to Csdiz. arp declared personally res
pnnsible for the lives ol their Malrs,ies and
of their ROYAL ughncss.s, and shall be- liable
-
tiled as accompiices in the violence which
may be committed on the members Of the
royal family, and which il might have been
IN their power To prevent"
From .Ne,1 York prperSj
The CaZeur de F,Hnc', giNc> the Gauics Of six re-
glmen's and detachment Of militar, equip,pe,
wh' h we're to arrive 81 Bordeaux in all the month
Of Jnly, destined for ,yonne
Tine 10Th regiment oi the line ~ garrison Greno.
We, had received orders ~ "is ,he army ui Spain.
When the orders were communicated to them, they
ernced many demonstrations of joy, amidst repeated
cries of VNe 10 Rni
The Lieut.. Gems RcarI, aud l." P.chemx are, it
= saudi 10 command the twn divisions OF he ID corps
ah0mt Ia enter Spain Nv The war ni Bayorne.
The equ'pagrS of tho Maie!,a Count lie Laurisron,
had set ont Io' Biyonn-. He is shortly to follow.
The 81 regiment OF Huxznrs, which was garrison
Ell At Metz. had >ri out i"r i-yomne. The l9h re-
sImrnt, which garris"nrd B., "nne, has marched on
Tn jud the blockade at 81 S"hasiilns. From the 10Th
tn the Nth, about 5000 men passed through Bay
onne.
North Of SpiR- Accounts FROM Bilboa of the Odd
OF June, state thai number of Constitutional soldiers
had abandoned Sauinua III consequence OF the sad
treatment they received, and intended taking refuge
in Bihus.
The Province ocSan Ander had declared against
the Constitution, aud iie uoups pursued 10y the roy
niIss, fled ~ every direction.
\ corps al Spanish RoyilisIs, amounting 10 5000
infantry and 800 cavalry, had forced the revolution
ISIS ~ shut themselves up III Badajoz, whence they
could nnI retire. Thus SAYS The Paris editor, is
Estrnmadura nearly liberated hnm the yoke of the
Cories. All the provinces manifest the euihu-
slasm ~ favor OF the good cause.
Spanish Prir1.sers The brig Amelia from Ha
vre tor Scncg.'l. i- been captured hy The Spanish
Privalerr llero> Nina. hted out in Cordugne The
hrg Eous, from ST. Domingo ior Bordeaux, with
JOOiOOO lbs coffee has been sent INFO Coidogne by
Ine same piiNaIecr.
The following vessels have hcen captured in the
Me,iiteri anean Ships lie Grnnd Cornee and
l. lima, md hrigs Diligcm, and l. Esperance These
we're all destined for Martinique, and were taken
nraI the StraiIs.
HIGHLY INTERESTING rRon SPAIN.
HEw YORK, August 2l.-The schooner
New Priscilla, arrr, ed at this port late on
"Wednesday night from Gibraltar whence she
sailed on the evening Of the 9Th ult. The
editors ot the Gazette have been favored by
an intelligent passenger with the following
Interesting communication on the subject of
the situation of affairs in Spain. Our infor-
mani has resided in that unfortunate country,
and is well acquainted with the Spanish cha
racter. his Views of The ultimate termination
of the Infamous proceedings against the
Spaniards are such every American should
desire 10 see accomplished, and if his iuds-
mtnt he not warped by his wishes, we have
no doubt, from representations, the Conslitu-
tiOna cause IN Spain will triumph
The New Priscilla left Gibraltar on the
no important event had occurred in Spain, by
which a decided and correct opinion could be
formed as tn the final result of the present
contest there. The King and Cortes were at
Cadiz, which city was invested by the French
both by sea and land, not so rffectually how
ever, as "a prevent supplies of provisions and
bread siuilS going forward from Gibraltar by
the way OF the River Santa Peter. The
whole French force in Andalusia is said not
to exceed $4,000, much less than that number
invest Cadiz.
The extraordinary march of this body Of
men, from Madrid by the pass of Despena-
perros, through Seville, toward Cadiz with
out meeting The slightest opposition although
IL was confidently believed twice the number
were proIid TO oppose them, excited in the
minds uf all who were not in the secret the
highest degree of distrust towards the present
leaders, and almost exiinguished the remain.
Ing hope Of eventually sustaining the cOnsti-
tutioDal system. The successful march of
the enemy was soon, however, attributed TO
its right CAUSE.-THE dissatisfaction nf General
Villa Campo, who YEAS charged with the
defence of the pass of Despenaperr0s, aud who
shortly after declared for The rnyaIists.
About 1900 of his men at first only ac-
him for few days, and then aban-
d0ned him and it is a remarkable circum-
stance that neither this general nor the Condo
DE Ablsba were able in their disafIrction to
convey to the French army single Spanish
soldier. Cadiz remained firm, and there was
~ prospect 81 its surrendering TO the French
so long as there was The least hope Of some
advantage being obtained over the emmy by
BaIIestcros, Nina, Tragas, or some Of the
pfher chiefs, aud which from the state of
feeling known to exist in Spain, was conf
IDENTIFY believed would be followed by an i'm
mediate and Total destruction of the French