Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-16

al Guard Of France wiz embark to-day at this |
por, for Bresi.
The Span,sh force az every description
which Was stationed in this province has been
disarnied. The ,oiuntrer militia Of Madrid
was disarmed at Por, Royal The horses,
which had been purchased with their own
finds by the volunteers, have been seized and
placed al the disposal of the government, n
spite ofthe representation of their propretors.
The brilliant militia of Cadiz-caralry as
we'll as infantry--to the number of 4, 200 men,
has been dsarmed SD also has the militia of
San Fernando. An order was given to them,
in conformity with the practice pursued IN
other Provinces, To deposit the uniforms for
which they had themselves paid, III the ma
| iIoual magazines; hut this order was after
Wards recalled, IN compliance with the petit
tions offered against il and the parties have
| been allowed Ia retain their equipments, on
condition that they should cease To wear any
military devices.
| The General Don Carlos Fabre has been
named Spanish G-yernor of the fortress. He
proceeded in person two days ag" to arres,
General The Marquis dc Montsaat, one of the
richest andhoIders in Spain, and First Presi-
dent Of the Special Tribunal Of War and Ma
| zine. He has been east into prison, where he
is kept secret aud solitary confinement.
The Duke de Frias has been Obliged Ia
leave Seville in great haste, and To- retire tn his
estates in Esiremadura, in consequences of
| the decree which obliges the great dgnitarrs,
the cOunsellors of state, all the ancient and
new deputies Of the cOrtPs since 1890, the mi
nisters and in short all those who exercised
any power under the Constitutional Govern
menr, to depart TO a distance of Is leagues
from Madrid. By'a singular coincidence, the
Marquis dn las AmsrilIas, who had Just re-en-
tered Spain. which he had left in consequence
of the events Of the 9Th Of July. has been for
ced ~ Withdraw from Seville. on account of
his having accepted the portfolio fur the war
| department IN the creation of the first minis
try of 1920 The Prince d'Apglona. and ma
nv other of his colleagues in the Council Of
State, have found it equally necessary to alb
sent themselves from Seville. This decree.
confounding political opinions very different
from each other. will obhge NJ. NJ. bardaxi,
Feliu, Martinez dc la Rosa and Augustin Ar
gnelles, to figure on the same list of proscrp-
ton
Since the departure the King from Cadiz,
the Dnmbrr OF passports which have been de-
livered has amounted to eight thousand. An
order of th, Governor Of the fortress has de-
clared those to BE- void which were delivered
by the late Governor Valdez, and insists that
the individuals, who have mt yet been able
30 leave the place, should procure fresh pass
ports from the new authorities.
The last letters from Gibraltar inform us.
that many of the deputies "a the Cnries. and
great number "f nther distinguished persons,
have pravisiorallv taken refuge at Tangiers
on the coast of Africa, seeking repose among
the Moors.
NJ. NJ. Yandoa and Calatrava, the ex-Mi-
nisters, have set ont for London. They in
tend, we are informed, to present Ia the En-
glish Ministry, the minute of the Royal Mani
festo. dated the S0ih of September. in which
the King made many important alterations
with his own hand The revocation OF that
decree is The more astonishing. as the guaran-
tees which were contained in il were entirely
c"nformable with the promises gveH by his
| Royal Highness the Duke d'Angouleme to
| General Alava, when sent over with the flag
oftruce. In the mean time, lists Of proscrp-
| ton are carried about in which are contained
the names of40 well known personases in
CadiZ, among whom are many rich mer-
chants, much esteemed by their fellow-cti-
2ens. This disastrous intelligence, combined
| with many other measures already adopted
spreads CONSERVATION in every mind, and
makes people fear re-action similar to that
at Naples and Turin. and compels great
number ofrespectahIa citizcns to leave their
homes and conceal themselves.
/ MADRID, Oct. 2O--The army lately COM
manded by BaIlasteros has heen split into nu.
merous divisions which are sent in various d-
| reciions. On arrival AT their destinations the
men will he licensed, and the officers remain
in depot for the Interior orders of the Govern
ment. We hear of no risings or of any of the
narauding parties Of Riegn brother chiefs, and
IT is presumed, ms their cause is hopeless, they
will settle down into tranquility, and things re-
vert in their natural order and stability under
the Kings absolute Government Ciud~d Ro-
drigO has been taken possession of by O'Don-
nell ; the militiamen were disarmpd and sent
to their homes the troops ofthe line canton
ed in various parts. We have no accounts res
pecting Badaioz and the COEsfiintionaIists of
| Estremadura : Carthagena, has refused to
surrender. Romero Alpuente is said to be
there animailng the troops and inhabitants to
resist to the last. When summoned bv the
/ Spanish General the answer was g .Hmeroe Ell Rey
- Uiun Riego, accompanied by the TragaLn.
If the place he well supplied with provisions
| il may hold out considerable time. There
are no accounts of Barcelona or Tarragona,
but as the leader San Miguel and his party
have been defeated and captured, as well as
all thr troops in the open country, and the
other fortrcsses bave surrendered, these two
places are likely TO fall soon.
Oct 22.-Sevcral carriages have left this
capital for the departure Of their Majpsties
and Royal Hlghnrsses from Seville. All the
Royal carriages which the King left at Seville,
when he was compelled to set Oft for Cadiz,
were burnt or destroyed by Lopes Bauos.
| The puriiication of the persons who are to
be in the Royal household service is on foot
here only those selected who are known
by their former fidelity and devotion to our
Princes.