Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-18


One division of our troops took possession
ut the Cortadura and OF the Isle Of Leon. while
another enters Cadiz.
Communications are established between
Cadiz and Poit ST. Mary. A crowd of officers
and curious people departed yesterday for
that iown. The war is at an end
General Bourmont is named Governor Of
the troops in Andalusia.
The King has ordered the militia 10 he dis
armed aud disbanded. They are directed to
return 10 their homes, IN pain of being regard
ed as traitors and rebels.
The Duke del Infantado will command the
whole Spanish army
Ballasteros was presented to the King who
turned his eyes another way. He demanded
private audience. which the King refused.
FOURTH CORPS.
MAroRo, Oct. 5.-Several regiments are
entering Catalonia. II is stated that a party
of troops. who were before Pampeuna, are
going to he joined to the Fourth Corps, when
the siege oithe places moi surrendered will take
place.
Since the last military events, the carrisons
Of the places blockaded remain within their
walls, and are not anxious TO disturb our
troops.
A t-legraphic despatch arrived last evening
which states that there vas no longer any
sick at Passage, and only few convalescents.
From the Pioie of Tuesda,
NEWS FROM THE FRONTIERS OF SPAIN
SEU, Oct. 4. Yesterday. at Two o'rlnck in
the afternoon, Culunel Vgo, Governor of the
fort of Urgrl, was in ad, ance of Del Scrip, &C.
cupIed IN examining the batteries, which were
constructed tn batter the place, when u ball
struck him, and wounded him above the thigh:
II is feared he is mOrtally Wounded
A letter is spoken of which Nina wrote on
the l2h of last month, two DAYS after the
"A nd nU flE Nr,,l Ill,
Liers, Ia the governor of Figucras, san Mi
Guei, IN which he complains of the DETECTION
which took place. aud exhorts him To be- rue
la The cause of liberty. As 10 himself if he
should he entirely deserted, he will still remain
faithful To the oath he has rken {: H.. also STATES
that he can answer for Mians, I.loberas. and
r often.
MADRID, Oct. =.
Count BoardesonH 10 The Secretary Of State for
Foreign .4Giirs.
have the honour tn annnunce 10 your Ex
crlrncy. that the French troops have taken
possession 1.-THE forts Pupnio Suazo PortaZgo,
LA Cor'adura, Punales, aud the Land Port,
as his Majesty ordered.
This morning the garrison orillr Isle Of Leon
aud Cad'@. have taken their cantonmrn,s at
ARGOS, Medium. Sidonia, Alcula de ias Gnzulcs,
Chiriana, and Puerto Real The militia of
Madrid and Settle have been disariu,,, and
c"i,e passports 10 =" home. Al passed with
The er' ATTEST tranquility.
October g.. Rirgo is just condemned his
sentence has been sent 10 Seville. Our journals
contain To-day the Decree issued hy lie King.
al Port ST.. Mary, fihe lst of this month, hy
which his Majesty declares null aud void all
TIE acts promulgated since the I'M Of March,
1920
The troops called Constitutional. which
hat fh,,I Isl, nf I "A a.,
of CadZ, are removed 10 the environments t..
which have been assigned la them.
The militia of Madrid and Seville, who had
been the most uniractablc, have hrcun,p hun BILE
beyond all example since they have hcrn dis
armed; they dare not lift theireycs, As il hey
feared 10 meet the expression of horror which
their rrbP lion and their ,illanes have inspired.
Don Joseph Gaudirr Lison, niarrchal de
Camp is reinstatcd in The political and nh,ary
government of Corunna, an the same footing
On the 9Th March, 1890
The French entered Zamora ON the 30lh
OF September, under the command Of General
BOnrck. Miranda, Lopez Banos and MerIos,
are come in to make their Submissions.
:" Head Quarters. DEL Gortin Oct. ].
6 The General an CHIEF Of Ue Roypi .4rmm
Don pincent Quesado, 10 The minister #
Wr.
This morning received letter from nv
AZ" Ut lamp, written al eleven O'Clock ut
night, by which he informs me- that Tie. cucmv
we're marching on AImaiaz, and HE General
acknowledgements had ord,red>the fur conf
panies of the Guruscea regiment to pursue
tie enemy, who had formed IN order of balIlr,
with three pieces of cannon.
General Larocheaq,,clin charged the
enemy's cavalry twice, and put Them to fight.
] shall send the details of this affair tn your
Exceiency when have recei, I'd Them"
By an extraordinary diSpatch)
mADRID, Oct. T. On ibr receipt &c The
letter of The Count Bourdesour, whirh an
uonnced The taking possession of Cadiz and
81 Ferdinand, by he troops Of Iris Most
Christian Majesty, re Dt"m, in solemn thanks
giving, was sung. and Madrid Was illuminated.
There Is 30 forming an idea Of the JOY
NhIch has prevailed, and docs now prevail
here. The night which we harmed this
hdppy news will br forever engraved nn our
memory. IllnmBri"ns, music, and cries of
Joy lasted I'LL the following day, which was
observed as Il day If great solrmuily This
IS now Tie fourth night since the beginning nf
our happiness, and the only difference Ia be
observed ~ an increase of tapestry hangings
and Examinations. We have had an opl0rtn-
nifty of approaching the people nf Madrid.
who in no respect resemble those 10 the day
of the Infamous liberals
All The towns exhibit the same tone for onr
So,ereigns as Madrid. At Andular the mu-
ncipality, the clergy the royalist militia, the
Grandees Of Spain, NoblPmen Of CASTLE, and
an immense population. paradcd the bust of
the king through all the streets. The same
thug is going on at Cordoya and Toledo,
where the news was received at eleven at
night, on the LIST Of October.