Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-27

thuslasm, and that the clergy every where
come in a body TO meet the troops AS they
arrive.
Pampeluna, which, according to- the revolu
tIonary papers, was To receive IA numerous
garrison, & be proNisiOncd for year, is ON the
contrary, i'll prosid with troops, and des,i.
tute of every thing. The garrison, including
that Oh the citadel, does oteXceed 5000 men,
half of them militia, who, by the accounts of
persons worthy of credit, wait only for a
favourable opportunity To abandon a cause
winch they detest, or which they have Joined
only by force. On The 9th, in the night, 100
oi the militia rushed from Pampeluna doubt
less being Informed of the arrival of the
F'rench,) and joined Col. Juaniso, To whom
they offered their services.
BAYoNNE, April 14.-( BY express. ~ have
announced To you that Pamprluna had been
evacuated by the garrison, composed of 5000
men 1000 only have left that place 10 escort
TO Arragon valuable effects, which had been
deposited IN that town. The remainder of
tie garrison Is composed of militia, who have
neither the power norihe inclination 10 de-
fend themselves; it they were to attempt it,
me inhabitants are SD enthusiastic in favour of
Tie good cause, that they would open the
gates themselves.
All the accounts from the army are excel
lent, and our troops are now before The wallis
oil 81. Sebastian, without having experienced
the smallest loss The garrison wholly con
fined Ia the place, has not made any sally
since The division of General Bourke drove il
back lighting It's forced repose, and the de
parture of the revolutionary incendiaries,
Nan'ii and fabvIrr, give every reason 10 eX-
pect SPEEDY surrender.
Bilb'a is occupied by our troops this
newsis certain. Many of our vessels laden
with provisions have sailed for that port,
which is of great Importance.
Ihe Bishop of Pampeuna, who has been
al Bay0nne for this year past left il TO day, 10
return Ia his diocese
1t is General Quesada who has taken pos
session of BiIboa, at the, head of his corps,
which consists wholly of Spanish R0yalsls.-
French garrison will, however, be put into
the town ON account of the importance of its
post.
The police has made a search to-day in
the shops of the dealers IN walking and
has seized all canes, containing swords, dug
gers, &c. They were all carried 70 the Pre-
lecture of the Police, by virtue of the ord-
nance which forbids the wearing or sale of
them.
Yesterday was distributed ia the Chamber
oil Deputies the list of the petitions on which
report will be made on the 18th. Among
them are those ofa great number of manu-
lacturers, merchants, and traders of PARIS,
niarseilies, and St. Quinim, of Ladorane, of
fradon Cote d'Or,) and of inhabitants of
opptiy tOise,) who express their wishes for
peace.
The arrival of Mr. Brook Taylor at Frank
fort has caused some sensation, for he is said
TO be charged hy the English Government
win several negotiations with Princes, Mem
hers OF the German Confederation Mr.
layIor Is English Minister at the Court OF
Bavaria.
MADRID, April 5.-Ths evening, at II e.
clock, AN extraordinary address was publish
ed, which dispels all fears for Valencia. 1t
contains despatch, dated Valencia, Cd April,
signed Juan AbaSbal, and states that Colonel
Ant. Razan, met, between Mmryedru and
Almenara, the main body of the factious, five
thousand strong, with their cannon. They
drew up, IN order of lEttle, TO dispute their
passage but, though lie had but 900 men
me did not hesitate in few moments Col.
hazan obtained one of The competest victo-
Tles mat had been gained since the beginning
OF the struggle between liberty aud despotism
6Oo Killed, 200 prisoners, 1000 muskets. 8
caissons, are the result of that day, which FL
led The iactious with terror and confession
Inc action began at a. NJ. and now AT
r'eui I'D the morning, the victorious column is
deilnS before the stone of the Constitution
win CRIES ui the Constitution ar death I"
Our news from Murcia is also of the end
ann ann lhat rom Corunna ofthe 9Oth ultimO
The military and civil authorities every u her.
snow the greatest activity, and endeayour Il
reclaim the deluded SONS of the country. who
| repent of their past conduct They also con
t'nue IN wage prr-cveriog war with The rebels
VINO VIII be completely dispersed thanks tc
the good spirit of the provinces, the courage
OF HE troops, the enthusiasm of the miitia
aud the firDness of all patriotism.
The Political Chief has published the fol-
lowing notice "The King and ROYAL Famil,
arrived at Andujar at six, p. NJ on the Isl
OF April, without having at all suffered in the
health' They were recei, ed by the inhdbi
tants with cries Of Long live the Constitu
ton! the Constitutional King The house.
W ihe street which leads 10 the Palace wher,
ine'r MaJrsties alighted, were decorated will
flowers and draprry. in the evening thrr,
was Il general ilumination."
LONDON, April l3.-An express arrived
from Paris yesterday, bringing the folluuio,
in'eIhSrnce respecting the opening nfthe cam
paIsnln Spain ION Monday last. In tie Cham
Der ol deputies, on Thursday, the NIinistr
"i me war Department read the first despafcl
when the government received from the Ma
jor-Gen"raI of the army:
Hedd Quarters, 81. jean de Lax. .4pril 7.
my past Three IN the morning
" Monseigu~ur--I have tire honour tu re-
port Ia your cNcelrncy, that yesterday a tron,
OF French and Italian refugees made their an
pearance on the Bidas5oa, and endeayourrd
ny songs and seditiOns cries, to insiigate ih
soldiers Of his majesty 90 desert. At the sioh
5 of . piece Of artillery these wretch.s cried
FIye C'ariillrrie franchise = General Wall
! replied Ivy another cry, thus Yes. viz
Partlierir but Yive H. Roi Fire p A
TINS very instant, company Of the 9th Ligh
Infantry, which had been MASKED, dehouched