Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-22
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
From che ". Y. Commercial Adysrtissrl
The fast sailing British ship Commerce,
Capt. Richie, arrived below Yesterday, in 81
days from Greenock. A number of the pub
fishers of the Daily Papers, who were down
| outside OF the hook, in the steam boat Con-
| neciicut, boarded the ship and were politely
| favoured with London Paper of the evening
of the Sd of June, and also GreenOck Papers
| to The 7lh June, inclusive, and Glasgow OF
the 9Th containing London dates of the 4th,
Paris of the lst ard Madrid Of the 29ih, May,
being several days later than before received
from that part of Spain. \ number of interest
ing extracts will be found below, and what.
ever else of interest contained IN these papers,
VIII be found IN the summary which follows
| The most important part Ofthis intelligence
! is, that MOncey has found matters so secure
in Catalonia as to'break mp his head quarters
AT Corona, and advance with his main body to-
! wards Barcelona that Nina, with 1000 men
mot $4,000, as stated in some of our city pa
pers the other day) was again the retreat
for the mountains south west nf Catalonia =
that the Royalists occupy Toledo ;--that the
French have advanced To Talayera that a
| strong body of the French army is advancing
upon Seville, probably for the purpose of OBJ
tanning possession of the person Of the King
and the rumour that the provinces of Esire-
madnra and Andalusa have declared against
the Constitution of the Cortes. There are also
| some reports skirmishes-at Vich, in Gaia
| lOnia, and Talavera, in New CASTLE, and some
| ether affairs, in which the CunsiituiionaIists
were defeated. These, however, are French
| accounts, the want of fidelity IN which is well
known.
Some OF the London papers express an OPT
Mon that much anxiety prevails in Paris, and
not little disappointment at the general as
pect of the war thus far. They state tina; let
tiers have been received in London nv the
most eminent Spanish houses, and from a
member of the Spanish Ministry, which ex.
press the most decided determination not Ia
negotiate till their invaders quit the soil.
The Duke of Angouleme has addressed a
proclamation to the Spanish people, which
will be found below, very kindly assuring them
again, tha, France is not at war with Spain
aOd, that the French army has come among
them rs auxiliaries to aid the nation in restnr-
ing her affairs, llberating her monarch. and re-
establishing Justice, order aud peace. He adds
that the moment has arrived for establishing A
Regency, which is to administer the govern
meni, and organize . regular army until the
King shall be restored.
Some supplies for Tho army have been cut
of toy the GuerIlas and it is said that Donna
deus prisoners having attempted To revolt
were AL put TO the sword. Morilo is reported
to have joined the French and the Grand In.
guIsiior to have been invited back To Madrid
and To his " functions"
Under the Glasgow head of the 18th ofJune
II is mentioned, That papers ha, ARR, I'D there
from france, Stating that The advanced guard
OF the French army had marched tc Tala,era
where IL attacked Spanish force of $500
men, who fled, leaving many killed and wound
ed. The French took 60 prisoners, beside:
provisions and the military chest. Talavera
rs in New Castle, in a rich valley on the Taio
SO miles south west Of Madrid, and directly or
the route from Madrid to Seville.
A royal force occupies Toledo, strong
town, built upon rocks, and commanded bl
preciplces, on y mountain upon the banks OF
the Taio, 81 miles south Of Madrid.
Nina, II appears, attacked Vich nm the 9Gft
May, with 1000 men, but was rcpulspd will
loss and received wound. He seems abou
to take refuge in the mountainous counir,
towards Arragon. The garrison of Hostalrici
made sally, but we're beaten bach, the affair
was lrihing. Money is advancing upon BARGE
Iona. Vich is 10 Catalonia about 80 mile.
north Of Barcelona.
Nothing is said Of Abisbaps movements, OF
purposes.
Borderonlt marches upon Andalusia-Ya
lin upon Badajoz.
Under the head Of Madrid, goth May, Their,
Us an official announcement from the Duke o.
) AnEOuleme, of the appointment Of the new
Regency. II consists, as our former account.
stated, Of the Duke del Infantado, President
ID de MOntemar (; Baron d'Eroles Bishop o.
Osma, and NJ. CaIderon.
letter from Seville, dated May iG, states
that the Exatados are decidedly yanquished
and the party Of Terero have gained the