Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-29

de la Reyna the advanced guard of Gen.
Vailin, will proceed by Tguxo 70 Estrrma
dura. Arrived in that province, it Will operate
according To circumstances, either TO march
ON Badaj0s or 20 join the frst column at
Seville. The movement fihese two columns
VIII commence to- day the troops ofthe re
serve remaining at Madr,d, have been put
professionally under the command OF Lieut.
Gen Niscotm, CasteX, with the exception of
the division of Cuirassiers, there will only re
mann IN Madrid corps Of 5000 men, com
posed of , battaiions aud regiment of cavalry
of the guard, and part OF the division of
An'ichaDp ot the lst corps aud the remainder
"i the troops viii be encanped in the environs.
so that they may he Immediately united if
circumstances require it, His Royal Highness
does not wish tn keep in Madrid more troops
than the service requires.
! Maj Gen. Count GUILLEMiNoT."
report q The .'iajor General Of The .4rmy IF the
| PyreneeS
'.Hgd,id June s.
My Lord In NY report of The 26th Of
MAY, had the hoanr to acQuaint your Ex.
c"iiency that his Royal Hjghness had autho-
riSed Count Melitor 10 suspend his movements
upon Valencia, ~ order to continue his sup.
port of the Operations of the 18th corps the
division of Pamphe La Cruix passed the
Segre at Balanger and unanswered IN the di-
rectlon OF Cev era" &c Count MOlitor arrived AT
Caspe on the 29th, where he would proceed
! to Alcanz 10 encounter Constitutional corps
which he was informed had pursued 1900
Royalists in that direction.
Santos Ladron is charged to continue the
blockade of M0uzou, and 10 occupy the points
OF blparcas, Bever, aud Zaidrn, and To carry
his fGsanced posts as far DIS the road TO Lerida
and Fraga"
Count Molitor has left troops at Saragos.
sa, the castle of which is m state of defence.
| lie has obtained for the Spanish General who
commands thu Prov ce Of Arragon, all tho
means necessary 10 proceed 10 lis organiza-
! ION.
! " Mai Gu. Coun, Gui11rMrNor"
iOSti Ct o. q reP5H mlde ~ iiuShot the Duke
De Coneg,ifflo TO The .bl,utsiey III Hur
On the 29th went ~ rcCounoiire the
postum between Ma,arn and Granoles to-
( dry went 20 Ych The following is the
position Of the division of Dunnadieu -
a" That General, who wul follow Nina in
the Cerdosnr, ii necessary, IL this night, il
Persou. a. Berga The brigade Saint Priest,
and the Baron d'Ernirs are also ~ pursuit 81
Nina; the Cnlonei, the garrison If ti,at place
81 d! unite with that % Vich. AT the attack of
Vich General Sar' quh Was seriously wound.
ed, i'.a loss rs u b.. greatly Gel, BY the enemy :;
I'VE or SIX hdndfrd M - ofthe division Ecu
! ral continue ID occupy Nataru. The 9tn d.
vision continues to lur,n corps Of oh SCI, alton
/ hrtoi' Frgucras.
By despatch, dated Vjch June .. Mar
shall Money has transmitted IN the Duke DC
( Brl'uno, tEr following extract from a repor.
! from General DonCad,u
" .SolzOna, J,,ae /, 9 O'Clock p. ~
| VI. lie Marshal lima pursued night aud
! day, sword in hand, effected his escape, par
lcnariy at Ba.ia. only by miracle. r., threw
hinseltintO ifightfjd p.ccipiCe, the access To
] * rgtt sill IL nh,
giving his soldiers single moment of rest h.,
marched them across Che hiGh st mountains,
towards the SEQ d'Urge which he entered this
night, according 10 the report uf Brigadicr
General Buzom, wEo necessarily pursued
MN His intention was 70 regain Carduna,
by 81 Lorent; bat knowing tat had over
reached him by marching upon Solsona, he
sought refuge in SEQ, where le could only
have arrived in struggling parties He eXpe-
fIenced much dessrlinn on the way.
According to all the reports which have
reached me, the army Of Nina Is diminishing
and completely demoraiZed. The enemy on
~ supports himself by the terror which he in
spires; he ravagCs the whole country over
which be ranges, and cOmprs the inhabitants
to furnish him with subsistence, by inflic,uE
upon them the most Odlous crueltrs and ne
IS even under the necessity nfdrawing supplies
OF biscuits from the fortrcsses which he ap-
proaches. The movements of Nina, are vigi-
antly watched and ] am prepared to follow
wherever he may 90.
Signed "The Visc0unt DoNNAp1EU."
from the journal DIES D,bois, of June IOl
TELEGBAPHIC DESPATCH.
The Major General to his Exccllcncy the
Minister of War.
MADRID, June 9th, IOA. VI. "A reconnois
ance OF Gen. Ia Roche Jacquehen overthrow.
OF the Cd of June, corps of the enemy Of
1000 men, near Astorga. Ii killed and wound
ed 80, and took 100 prisoners, among whom
are Major General and 1t. Colonel
yesterday, at noon, two couriers arrived in
Paris from Madrid, who had been despatched
by the Spanish Regency To the courts Of Aus
trla and Russia. These cOuriers got their pass
ports certified AT the Burean of Foreign Affairs,
and Continued their route for their destination
At Tier departure from Madrid, that capital
WIS perfectly tranquil. The routes thence are
sale, add may be travelled without an escort |
Several Journals have erroneously announc
ed that the Marquis de Talaru, our Ambassador
to Spain, had departed for Madrid His TX |
c"'itncy will only So t,lf on one of the first
days Of this week, anu will only he accompa |
MED by the Count Gabriac chief Secretary of
Embassy. The other members of the Lega |
ton viii not regain the Ambassador until about /
me end of this month, being at this moment
occupied in Paris, IN political business Of high |
Importance.
Advces from Madrid, dated the 9TH Of June,
state that the division of Bourck which was
on lis march from Burgos towards the king
dom OF Leon, had been every where recri, cd |
with the most lively enthusiasm. II was al
Sahagur on the eth nt.
PtEis, Monday r. NJ o'cock-Therc
IS much hustle IN The Offices Of rhe govern
mcnt, aud, u is said that Council OF Minis