Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-26

Win NHicn tue henteS MAINTAIN tnelr adranc-
ed prices, shews that there are probable
grounds for this belief. The letters from Ca
div are of late date, and describ. the situa-
ton of the Cories as desperate. The entire
regiments had refused obedience to their or.
ders, and demanded leave In quit the place.
The scarcity of provisions hogan to he severe.
~ felt :: and the strIctDess with which the
blockade was maintained, both by land and
sea- left little hope nf,he introduction Of sup
plies. His Royal Highuess the Duke Dan
5oniene had reached Ocana on the goth ulii-
mo the Regency had provided for his recep-
lion " ith all the h0nouIs due to his rank and
the people testified the greatest enthusiasm at
the presence Of "a Bourbon Prince Baliiste-
ros on the 10Th ultimo obliged the Royaisi
General Cisheros IL retire from Jaen {; but was
himself forced Ia fly on the approach of the
French troops from Andnja.--fie therefore
FASTENED towards Malaga ht; had the NOR
tlicationto lind thnt place also 10 the hands of
The French. We remember that some weeks
ago THE .iiorning Chronicle limited strong sus-
pEcions of Ireachery on the part of Baliasteros
SO Eit!e confidence have the Liberals in each
other.
.itgUSi 9.-The Steam vessel called the
Royal George, arrived yesterday bringing atl =
wees from Cnrunna To 3ist ult. inclusive, and
from Vigu In the Sd inst. In her came Gen.
'euIroga who has been sent for 10y the Govern
men'-in CadiZ TO take an important command,
and Tor which place he set out few hours ar-
Ter he arrived IN London, by the way Of Fal-
mouth. The cummaad Of Galicia has been
given To General .Novella. Quiroga, the brave
defender o.! Corunna, issued a farewell address
lo the garrison and inhabitants, on which oc-
casion he received the most unequivocal testi-
monies regard and gratitude.
what is stated ia some of the Evening pa
"A
for Cadiz is incorrect. The following extract
from letter Of the cd, from Vigo from
source which may be relied on explains what
were the views of our distinguished country
man =" Shold untOward circumstances rem
der The evacuation OF Galicia necessary, il is
Sir Roberts intention to go with such persons
as have been connected with, or attached To
hIm, TO Cadiz, believing that by so doing he
would be serving the Spanish cause, and be
ing confirmed ia that intention by the opinion
OF those who are best able To form a correct
Judgment On the subiect.-Hc has in cuntem-
piation To secure the means of transport TO be
prepared for the worst. Ii is, however, his
hXed deter nnaIion not TO remove, except re-
fn0vai sh"uld he necessary" Tns is a very
different thing from setting sail for Cadiz
.1nguSt IA rumuur is mentioned in one
OF the Morning Papers, "that the Cabinet, at
It's late sitting, came To a resolution declining
all interference, as mediators, or otherwise.
between the beiiIgerent parties and The PENN
Suia' should orertures towards pacifcation
proceed from the offending Government. -
" lthcut pretending TO know the secrets of
Cabinet deliberations, or the resolution adopt
| ed at the late Cabinet Council which was
probably of great Importance, we may 81 fely
assert that the Cabinet would not, and will
mol, resolve 10 decline all Interference as medi-
ators, because Mr. Canning, in his despatch
TO Sir GharIes Stewart, dated 3Ist March,
823, tsee No. 10 of the printed papers, page
co. distinctly says,
II am commanded, in conclusion, to direct
your eXceltency 10 declare TO the French Min
Ister, tina; his Majesty will be at all times
ready to rene,o The anterposition of his good
Offices, for The purpose Of terminating these hos
'Hd'eS which his Majesty has so anxously
although Intellectually, endeavoured To avert"
SRI Iyrwhltt will proceed shortly to Lis
non, iur the purpose of solemnly installing
his Most Faithful Majesty the King of Portu-
gal Knight of the Order of the Garter.
Ills Majesty was admitted a Member of that
distinguished Order at the same time as the
other Soverelgns of Europe, after the general
peace but his residence ut Brazil prevented
The ceremony of the Installation, and since his
return 10 his European doninions the distract
ed state ofPorlugal did not permit of its being
performed.
FRANKFORT, July 24.-It is generally said,
in our political circles, that the present situa-
ton of the Peninsula will give rise TO new
European Congress, TO be held at Vienna in
the month of October next.
1t IS also added, that not only the Powers of
the first rank, but Likewise those of the second
and third, will assist the approaching Con
Eress. The Object Of this general assembly
will be TO form into Statutes the great maxims
Of the HOLY Alliance, giving them the form
oi code, which will be recognised by all the
States, as establishing the public rights of
nations.
We have seen letters from Gibraltar dated
Inc 9th OF August, TO a gentleman in this city.
Soon after you left us,;the Spaniards from
lsla made sortie in which they acquitted
themselves most npbly. They took battery
at the point ofthe bayOnet, near Chiclana. kill
I'd upwards Of 800 French, asd retired in good
order, with the loss Of 40 killed and 600
wounded.
& BallastPros, after retrraiing before the
lreDcb TO Valencia, was obliged 10 leave that
city aud tralIed his pursuers through Alicant
and Cartbageoa. which places he garrisoned
all the way TO Grenada and Jaeo near the
last place there bias been a terrible battle. the
particulars of which regret am unable 70
give you, as il is most Interesting. NV letter
from Malaga, says the Gghi took place and
that 1t had been terrible, that both parties kept
their ground and that the action would be re-
newrd uOhfr circumstances highly unfay oura-