Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-23

'"tutS vi Jufud anu Oaidi, tneSe TWO chiefs rp
ured precipitately in the direction OF Lerda.--
On the 26th they were at Tarraga, VILLAGE
three leagues beyond Cervera, on the road 10
Lrrida. Marshal Money still continues b;s
vigorous pursuit Ofthem after having Sent ,wn
batlsilons of infantry and squadron of horse
to occupy Villarrauca."
TRIEsTE, July 20.-Two vessels have iu.,
arrived /; the first from Mitylene in e8 dsv.
informs us, that the troops landed at Cars,o
by the Captain Pacha, have been attacked. and
completely routed by the Greeks. The can
tain of the second, thirty days from Smyrna
says, that the Greek fleet in pursuit of the Tura
kish feet, rs composed of 100 sail.
SIR ROBERT WILSON AND MORILLo
To Count de CGrthagenu.-l have ,he honour T.,
inform Nour Excellency that have this day arr,sJ
from Corunna, wounded in the battle of the 18Th
before that place. "
Animated with the same sentiments manifested
TO you on another occasion, and exreuet, an xous ~
STOP anu terminate the miseries OF the present un(o,
tunae and cruel war, in which the nearest reaiive
are lighting with the rancour, solicit an on
por,un'iy OF personally communicating with your Er
cee"c, IN order 10 lay before you proposition which
hauc' my self will bring about an object so terrl
and lead to general pacificalion.
Major Br's,ow, an officer in my own confidence
yesterday arrived hom CaJz, accompanied hv
Spanish officer who, in the character OF am in,err
ter w',i tomorrow present himself in RetonJela :,
III, conveyed there III an English boat, in order 10
commence the negotiations, and agree on an into
view with your Excelency in such manner rss ma,
he most ccnvenient according 10 present circum;,
stances and my situation.
have the honour TO be- &c.
Signed, WILSON
Bay of ygo, July 10, 1923.
10 GENERAL SIR r. WILSON
P0ntreredya, july II, 1929
SIR Al the moment received your letter of YES
erday, my march with "A view in un,to,,'lo
fresh operations, and mag ned Major Br,s,"s.
would follow nc 10 thus point hut as he has NM
u1ne ~ a"" not beng allie 10 refuse hearing proposals
winch have Tor their object one of my most ardeo,
wishes, ne cessation OF civil war; hasten To mani;
lest Your EXcclency that you can point ont The sn,
~ winch YOU wish us To meet, either here or a,
i"en'a San'payo, Have the goodness 10 give ME
timely notice, IN order that ! may attep, A, The
place IN winch our interview is take place as ,n
silly ttro some movement il may be necessary =,
"'Ne, may not oe here when your answer comes
am &c.
Signed, Count de CARTHAGENA
SENEHAL-l hasten To acknow etige the rec IN, of
your iGter, and beg you 10 accept my warmest
i'nks Tor the goodness have shown Ia my ,eoues,
never douh.ed your Exoellency's wishes to see The
evils OF ciVd war ended, aud have learnt with The
Creates grief 'in' The blood of co-patrots has al
ready flowed, which ought uoi TO have been ,Le c,S
Malor Brtsiow has been obliged to return here MS no
was unable To make the steam vessel wait reur.,
ne'hS unable to prevent your Excelicncy from hayug
lne nconvGn'ence TO come TO Puente de Sanlpayo as
me o. TO f"enie vetra is very dubious on arcoupt
OF The uncertainty of the winds which would preyen
ne i'2" arriving there al ;he time appointed hut if
your EScoiieDcy, on account of your occupations
cannon come Ia Samnayo, will see f cannot nount
mule, ana go AID see YOU III Ponisvetlra and fnr
'hIs purpose request Won Ia send me the necessorv
conVey"nces for m->cil, Major Brisow, Spanish
oincer, anu my Tomorrow th,. ti,I, ,yillha
favorable M y, so that the next dny nj TO- | may bs
'hie TO he AZ Puente. An officer is sen from this
p'ce win deSpairh Tor Gen Palarea and YOU win
please To see n !oI warded TO him, ii Won conceive il
ought 10 be Sent at least thai It's object be attain
ed. have the honour &c.
y s"fd, -, ,ooo R. WILSON.
10 GENERAL SIR n WIZ CON
received your letter delivered TO NE by Canaip
A'""reS, az the same time Brisadier General Romay
n.S proposed TO me IN order TO prevent the spiug
OF Sp'"is'i blood tn consent suspe usion OF hos
t'lnie., winch SHALL extend 10 The French NOR
10 those called the FactiOHs, if the latter were NOT
9pan'ards lie tells ne this is The object of the in
ter''r" 20" wish Ia have With me and cannot now
teraIn from mHuilesiing TO you that il is imOosshle
Tor me to consent TO any such armsiice In a dis
paich OF ihG day before yesterday told Brigadier
Hrhcr"t iinnay my last DISCRIMINATION No one
WISHES more anxously than myself n cessa,;on of
mat c'v'I war which devours us bur there is no
way 10 terminate If, but by compel Hing, by force
nose 10 throw down their arms who neither listen
!" reason, nor consult the will of the people Their
wh'n's, passions, and The interest of the association
10 winch they hr'oug, are the only guides Of their
actions ani consequently, they are ,ncorrioible I
no" repeat what told you former occasion
possibly some party or other has an interest in tho
ul-'eS.eS o' ms country being prolonged without
any obJecl or end possibly ,lis parry acts in good
"'th h" VIII neverconseni that His county Shall
he srouIged Ia ,le way of an ESSAY The wi, of he
MARION Is wen hnown aud il is my duty 10 conform
'i -, u" inese are my principles hut if, after
'tiS derint"ton, you think oar conference can he
useful here IS no objection NV part
n N9Sned) Count DO CARIHAGENA.
TO GENERAL COUNT DE C3ETHAGENA
Woo, July %.
II Inns heon subject Of great regret to me that a
MISUNDERSTANDING is my Intentions has i'm some
p,e'@n'' deiNen The honor Of The conference your
EN'eleHcy granted me. Ms ohjeci IS difttest from
ne one YOU have Imagined lIom the letter of Gen
homas 10 General Paiatea under which imntes-
SION, ~ order n irea Of matters Of the greatest IT,
"y TO me nation, viii leave this place Ibis alicr-
400" !" rue weather allows, or, If moi. Tomorrow
morning | viii embark fof Puenfe de Sampayo,
"ht'e hope TO 6nd every thing necessary 10 con-
he course OF Ihe day
- Ny sentiments wiki regard 10 the persons
ca'ieu "e'0us under existing circumstances have
-" '''''F" ny my hsyu2 pr0poseh aud Obtained
he A"meSiy granted ~ Coranna to all Iii. class,
(S5g"e:D ROBERT WILSON.
10 GENERAL SIR Il WILSON
= Ere o,u.' 10 HE ad'anced posts 10 allow your
r>'1'enry = Tree passage Whenever you mas arrive,
whether {" The Direction Of the Purnc or bv the road
ot Pome, edra.
- (sisoe'D Comm de CAR1HAGENA.
,.I e! natiers, Poricvefrn. j, " % 1928
~ UtN EhAl. COUNT DE CARIHAGEN1.
he step 20" have just taken is ;,c most clear proof
:" '"uI attention towards NE, aid suited to the deli
racy OF your characfer Nv intention was To have
f'olpSeu !" you u lian by means ct which general
suspension Of arms would have been Obtained, and
~ = snort lme general peace through The medium
~ Snela"u. Not beng able to say more in writing,
~ Is OesIiabie 10 have confer eurc and endeayour
therein 10 conciliac the interests Of the ma
non: II the Fie1ch General wishes to take part IN
our interview, any ready to receive him into il hui
y" ms c'se u IS necessary for your ExCclency 10
Interview.
Ian, &c; (signcdD r. WILSON.
10 GENERAL SIR r. WILSON.
ont 4 A. nanu