Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-17

ged with having taken par, in the disorders of
Catalonia. Independently of, their presence
being useless ia place put in = state of war,
ana exposed to the first attacks of the enemy,
their rrmanag there uight he fatal to the
Cor >ti'ulioualists or themselves. About ga
individuals we're embarked ON the Goth of
March on beard the brigantine Jason.
UnirerSei
General Morlllo, Com mand,r of the corps
which is uow organizing in Gaicia, has taken
with him corps formed Of sergeants, corpo.
rails, and prl,ales al the tx Royal Guard, de-
tanned a Madrid ~ consequence nf the events
of the 7;h oiJuly. They express the greatest
ardoni To- repei the foreign invasion. Ii in
diligence is shown tn those who repent, inGex
ibI" Justice will overtake such as continue in
the ranks of the insurgents. On the 9th of
April, the inhabitants of Madrid having re-
cogniscd corporal ofthe Ex Royal Guard in
the midst ola detachment of 8S insurgents,
who were made prisoners with their Chiefs,
he was ordered out of the ranks To he deliver
ed mp to usiice with the other leaders Of the
band.
The brave Neapoiitan Colonel Pisa, Abide
camp To- General Pope and VINO on all occa-
snns, but especially on the 7;h July, has been
among the first To rally the Coustiiutionasts
IN defence of liberty, has solicited 10 Obtain
the favour OF enrolling himself as private
soldier in the squadron ofcavalry of Almanac +;
and To serve at his own expense. Many other
Italians, amcng whom are named Captain
Don Maameto Romani, Captain Don Con
stantne Nicerc, Don Antonio Bouria, Advo-
cate OF Lomhardy and Don Jacob Querini,
Student iii Mathematics at the University OF
Paria, have joined the chief of Battalion Amy
or. We doubt not" says the GnirerSd,
which gives this news, " the new corps will
r'y al i,pI
Itself in Catalonia and which at present con
sists of 800 Infantry and 100 lancers, with the
ancient uniform Of the Polish lancers. The
Captain PaChiaIetti commands the infantry
The Count Bisnco, of Turin, commands the
lancers"
MApMp, April lO.-The political chief and
military commander orthe Province of Murcia
having lately gone round the towns and villa
yes of Oiihura, Cox, La Grania, and Aibate-
IA, to obtain Information ON the spot as To the
spirit Offhe inhabitants of these countries, aud
tn e events VIII Oh took place lately at Athlete
ra they also caused To be shot at the foot of
the Constitution, him who had overturned it..
This expedition took place in presence of
the different attachments of national militia,
who escorted them.
General Quiroga, commandant general of
Galicia, had addressed, on the 22h March, q
Proclamation To the inhabitants of the coun-
try. 10 cause them Ia return To order, for it
appears there that there had been a rising
The authorities were enjoiucd to cause it to
be affixed Ia the gates OF the Churches and
dntels-de Vile, and to cause it To- be solemn
~ published.
II Is said Il conspiracy has been discovered
at Month anc in Catalonia. Among the per
sons arrested, and conducted To TarragOna,
was the Vicar of the place The arms and
| i,l IcA 4 In
were seized.
a letter from LimouX (says the Journal OF
the upper Garronne,l dated the 18th of April,
gives the following statement:
conspiracy planned by the Spanish rev
ouiionlsts has been discovered AT Perpignan
or a. LImouX. A commissioners bearing des-
patches from Nina has Just bern arrested, and
anuther individual Of our town, accused oi
having distributed proclamations, has fed. A
part of the department was to be excited to in
suircclon by the cUnspiraiors but the whole
has completely failed, thanks 10 the authority
OF the police of Perpignan and of Nj. de Main
trnon, the Kings attorney in the Civil Tribu
nal of Bimnux.
The British Traveller OF April 28th says
the Duc d'AngouIeme is stated TO have dos-
patched a division under Count Bourcke, a
5anst SOntona, 4 fortress on the coast of Bis
cay of such known strength. that there can BIZ
no reasonable hope of reducing the place, eX-
cept by trrachery. Vittoria continued TO be
the head quarters of the army and since the
capture of Logrono, rapid movement is as.
serted 10 have been directed upon SaragOssa,
with view TO prevent the junction of Nina
and BaiIasterOs.-Evcry where, says the VI
ira journals, 4" are our troops received with ac-
canaliOns s.deverers"--wbie private letters
represent the people as expressing those SEMI
in flp nd AZ
sona nstigat0n of the priests.
The plans of the Spanish Commanders are
still concealed
tFrom the Journal de Paris OF Friday.l
4Pril GIVE hasten to- lay before our
readers the following notice published at BOr-
deaux, which gives, at length, correct in
formation respecting the embargo which was
laid on the Spanish vessels in several ports -
ROYAL NAVY.
"ThC journals of Bordeaux of this day have
sPnken of the cmbago laid on Spanish vessels
in the T IS Of France, this measure took
place Tor Il few days only, and was dictated
hy regard to the interest Of the French army,
that lis movements might not be known in
Spain; hut his EXcellcncy the Minister ofthe
Marine has ordered, by despatch of the 1lth
OF April, this embargo to be taken oil, and the
sa me protection TO be given to Spanish mer
chant1en rs 10 French.
The King considers none as enemies of
France, but ihe Spanish pirates and priyateers
they alone aic objects of the ur,eillance
ct vessels commanded by officers of bis Ma
jrsty's navy.
" The ship news orthe 18Th, 17;h, 18th and
/ 9th of this mouth, from -. jean de Luz to
the Stables dO!crun, prove that there is not a
single Spanish cruiser in the Gulf of Gasco
~, and that the navigation Of it is perfectly
secure. "AUG BERGEVIN.
" The Commissary General of the Navy.
" Bordeaux, April 40"