Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-21

have succeeded IN re-estabshing his Catholic
Majesty IA ,he rights Of Sovereign. All the
preparations for general attack ON the Island
Of Leon We're finished. The brigade of the
royal guards, under the orders of General
Ambrugeac, and that of the second corps.
commanded by General Ordonueau, united
under the command of Gen. Bourmont, were
on board the squadron. Since the s5th of
September, the naval force under the COM
mand of Counter Admiral Dupcrre was going
10 effect a landing. The equpage Of bridges
FOR the passage of the troops who were to pen
citrate into the Isle of Leon by the embouchure
of kio sSaoti Petr were also united. All the
batteries established at 'he~land sidr, we'll as
on the point before the bridge ofZuazo aud at
The Trucadrro, were entirely finished. Area
dy his Royal Highness was at Chiclana, and
his orders for the attack were given-nolhinc
but the last signal was wantng-when the en-
envy were persuaded they could not resist
our united efforts and the ardour of our
troops, and sought intheir captive King, a re-
iuge for the disaster which awaited them
All power WAS restored to his Catholic Maies-
~. One of his officers was the bearer 10 his
Royal Highness of the letter by which the
King announced to him his approaching arrival
al the head quarters of the army.
On the lst of Oct. the King and Queen, ar
companied by the Princes and the Koya Fa-
mily, embarked at Cadiz, amidst the Roaring
ofthe artillery of that city and along the coast.
1t being fine weather they arrived at Port St.
Mary, at hall past IL O'clock where they
were received by his Royal Highness, amidst
the whole of his staff, and party al his High
ness's troops, who all testified the greatest sa-
tIsfaction, regrettins that they had no more
enemies TO fight
Arcnrdiuo IN tho nrd.r, of He
Majesty, the principal posts of the Isle of LIE.
ON aud Cadiz were given over ON the Sd 10
the French troops, and the Spanish troops nut
themselves on the march for the environments
assigned them. On the 4th we occupied the
whole of the island the squadron entered the
bay the same day, and landed the trnops
which were on board. During these remark
| able events, which took place before Cadiz, the
| troops of the third AID fifth corps d'armee, OH
tanned on their parts, the iruiis OF their efforts
The place ofSantona Was occupied on the g3ib.
by IA capiiulation concluded On the l lih, where
| there were found $50 pieces of cannon, and
| 10000 muskets. Saint Sebastian, which
part of the troops from Pamprluna, had
marched To assis', surrendered To General Ri
| card, which he occupied on the Sd of October.
On thu arrival ol ms Catholic NJ .lesIy, he dis
| patched orders that nil the places which still
| held out should be gi,rn ovrrto the Royast
| 'rmy. ar tn the French corps, 81 no were to
! take possession ofthem la his name. The
s"vcrnGrs ofihrsr places will 90 doubt, follow
| the exampl. of the chleis fCaiiz.
| tSigncd) GUILLEMINOT.
Al Head Quarters. Port ST. Mary, 5;h Oct.
MADRID, Oci. ga very remarkable diff
ference f"pinion exists respecting the Effects
that the liberty oft King " i'll produce. At
! the first news Of this event The general. cry
WAS, " all is orer," even the Consliiui.nnalists
who do noi reflect, are OF this opinion; but o.
tiers, Judging by The irritation of parties. and
ihe insuEcien, means that are adopted to con-
cilia,e the conflicting interests considering fur
Their. the disorganization of all the branches of
the administration, The absolute necessity of
Il plan of finance, founded on the sirictesf eco
nomy which the new government will hardly
be able to introduce, lastly the desire of
great part of the nation which il disc0niented
and without employment, TO ser the confusion
and anarchy continued, those Mho consider
this say" all is not yet over"