Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-11


there appeared few liberal soldiers al Sepei
veda. also some soldiers presented themselves
and fled, after having plundered the churches.
They carried OF three priests. AT Santa Maria
de la Nieva, the Liberraux, are in number
24Oo: in Somo Sierra, there are 500 men can
toned between Buiraso and Cabanillos.
The soldiers of Ballasieros desert daily, and
all the recruits, which he mustered from the
mountains, have returned home.
TELEeRAPBIc DESPATCH.
PARIS, May l9.--Copy Of despatch from
Amanda -
"On the 9Th the head quarters of his Royal
Highness arrived here. General Obert is to
day at Almazap, and to morrow will be al
S,guen5a. He is perfectly well received e, cry
where f; he communicates with Bessiercs, who
has taken two hundred men, two hundred
muskets, and four pieces of cannon, from Bal
lasteros, who is retiring towards Valencia he
loses considerably by desertion.
=" Marshal Oudnot was On the 18th at VAL
ladolid, where he was received, if possible,
with more lively enthusiasm than in any other
place. The vanguard has proceeded towards
the Douro.''
Intercepted letters and various reports an
nonnce from all quarters the weakness of the
Constitu,ionalists, and the good spirit of the
Royalists in the provinces.
LONDON, May l9.-Corm Erchange. Al
though we had large supply of wheat from
Essex, Kent, &c. few select superfine sam
pies of wheat sold at an advance on last Fri
day hut IN short time the market became
very heavy-wheat dos [; -four, SIS. 60.
.9uerage price Of Grain for the week, cud
ing May 10; wheat, SIS. Sd. barley, SIS Il 33
Sd. rye, Sos. 10d.
LONDON, May el.-The magnitude ofour
supplies since Monday, 1890 quarters Of
wheat, ami $500 sacks OF flour) and the few
buyers that appeared in our market this morn
ing, having nearly paraIizcd all business not
a single sale could be effected, and to make
any kind of clearance, n reduction in prices
must be submitted To.
The questions which we anticipated on
Tuesday, were put last night in the House oI
Commons. 10 Mr.. Secretary Canning, respect
ing the prcposerous, but not the less anh
tious pretcnsions of Russia. Sir j. Macintosh,
~ bringing forward The subject justly ohserv-
ed, thatIt was one Of very high importance,
and intimately connected, not only with the
honor ard dignity of his Maiesty's Crown,
hut with the interest of all lawful and practi
cable navigation. The queries Of the hon. and
learned member embraced three points-Ist,
whether his majesty's government had rectiv
Ell any Information as TO the proceedings,
which had occurred in the case of the Ameri
can vessels 2dly, whether any, and what
answer had been returned To the protest made
by the late marquis of Londonderry against
The absurd claim of Russia; and 81 whether,
any negotiations were still pending on the
subject.
In reply to these questions, Mr. Secretary
canning answered, that his maiesty's govern
ment had received no other information,
touching The facts mentioned in the las; Anne
ibnt. 4
through these channels of intelligence. With
respect to the protest made by this country
against the claims Of Russia at the moment o [
It's first PRONUNCIATION, that protest had been
repeated at the Congress of Verona, and in
the course OF subsequent negotiations which
negotiations were still pending and in activity
at the Court of St. Petersburg.
Itappears therefore that at the very moment
when the principle of the claim was under
protest on the part of England, and had, in
tact, become matter of diplomatic discussion
between the two governments, Russia did not
scruple To act upon il.
CITY, t,ceire o'clock, .Uoy 22.-The expresses
rom France to day have brought intelligence
OF further improvement in the French funds
on tuesday; the Rentes left off on that day al
39f Csc. and Spanish Bonds at45f. The great
abundance of money is stated To he the main
cause ofihis continued rise. The transactions
IN Spanish Bonds were extremely limited, but
the holders seemed not disposed 10 sell even
at this high quotation.
his is settling day at the Stock Exchange
for the May account, which has turned out 10
ne great bear account SO much so that
Consuls for money have to day risen from 10 {
tn los. ConsOls for July have been done at
500 currently.
=" There has been a great panic among the
holders of Colombian Stock, in consequence
OF news said to have been received from CO.
lombIa of a commissioner having been an
pointed by the government To examine the
claims ofpersOns who have received debcu-
lures Tor The same. Colombian Bonds have
fallen from &C 10 SO per cent. but are now
at 81. All the Foreign Funds are on the adj.
vance. Spanish bonds are nearly l per cent
higher than yesterday.
Letters from Paris mention rerort that
WAS current there, that the French were
marching in three div isions upon Barcelona.p
AT a late hour this morning we received by
express the Etnile of yesterday. Nina, Il
seems, still rludes his pursuprs, if indeed he is
pursued. NIilans, it is said, has abandoned
the strong positions he had, and retired upon
Barcelona.
Translated from Cali, paPer' for the New York CONNER
Cial Advertiser.
MADRID, May 1.-AIaior Garwood, who
arrived yesterday Noon from Seville with
dispatches for LoDdon set out last evening.
at six, for Paril. -
The French Colonel Dnvugin, has embark
ed in England for Spain with gen Larrnand
1t should be observed, that there are two
brothers oftbe latter name, and that they are
both generals the one who is coming to
Spain, IS ihc one who sailed from Rnchefort in
July 1915, with the Emperor Napoleon, from
whom he was separated by force, in order to
be conducted rs a prisoner to Gibraltar with
the Duke Of Re'igo. The llIustrious pris