Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-07

). lies 81 Spain, and the throne OF Ills Ma
jesty" .lrgueites replied that the Execuii,i
government having the exclusive right To max,
war and peace, no limitation upon the exer-
else of It's prerogatiye was INFUSED in this
instance.
We infer from what have read in the
Cadz papers that there was but little probabil-
~ Of compromise. Ii is known that Cadiz
had not surrendered on the 18th Sept.
Nat Ga=.
Extract Of q letter from Malaga, tn Spain, da-
ted September 10.
al left Gibraltar ON the 10th instant and ar
rived here on the nth; distance about Gig hiy
miles. Things are very unsettled here. The
French army left here on the 9th at night, and
previous to their departure established new
form of government that is To say, the old
one, and not the constitution. The conse-
quence is, that the streets are now aiming
with priests, fiiars and other Iascas of the
church, and II is said the inquisi,ion is TO be
established in few days, which however,
do not believe. We have had nothing but The
ringing of bells and other noises and reocings
for the last few days, and yesterday a grand
procession TO escort the bishop of Malaga isto
the city. La the evening the cathedral and
large proportion Of the city were Illuminated
Mr.. NELSON sailed ON the 9Th of Sept.
. in the U. States frigate Constitution, C0mmo-
dOre Jones, from q 6ralar for Port Mahon,
and stopped al Malaga few hours On the 9th.
II is his intention To return in the frgate about
The LIST of Oct. 10 Gibraltar and il not then
permitted To enter Cadiz, or reach the court of
Spain wherever 1t p,ay he, will most probably
return To the us. / shall most probably re-
turn 10 Gibraltar in the Constitution, as il is the
cOmmodure's intention 10 stop here on his
way TO Gibraltar" Franklin Caz.
With regard to Rego, whose movements
have excited so much interest, the following
private account is given. Its to be taken with
many grains of allowance, as il comes frum an
enemy, and from Madrid, where no details ex-
cept such as ndttrr the French cause are admit
ted. Ii confirms, however, the important
fact that Riego had taken the route of the
capital, md shews that large bodies of Consti
tutonallsts are still in full activity in the heart
Of Spain.
Z" Pirate accounts.
MADRID, Sept. 1.-THE following is the
Intelligence from Cabara Grenada), dated the
1lth inst.
"Since the Oath of August, the troops ofthe
corps OF BallasterOs have been cautioned here,
and at Montiila, Lucrna aud Priego.- Guided
by the hope of gaining them back 10 the revo-
S"NSts LAlSSO, dlltT having aDduu0neQ
Malaga To the French, advanced in the direc-
ton of our environments, with from Ia 4, goo
Infantry, and from to 500 cavalry. Yester-
day, about IN the morning, he Showed him
salt al Priego, in front of Ballasteros, 81 no oc-
cupied a defensive position along the Grenada
road, while the division OF Gen Balanzat occu
pied the right of Priego.
Immediately discharge of musketry
took place, and Riego demanded parlcy !;
Balasleros agreed to an interview, and stipu-
lated that the troops on both sides should keep
their positions Every thing appeared arrang-
ed, when the escort of RiPgo suddenly fell
upon that of Baasteros, disarmed il, aud kept
the general prisoner in the house which he
occupied at Priego in common with Riegu.
Informed OF this treason, Gen. Balanzai ha-
Fangued his troops, and prepared to act against
the forces OF RiPgo. He sent an order To the
Commssary who was at Cabara, TO dispatch
10 lZnagar the necessary rations for his diyi-
sion. The corps which was here has proceed
ed towards the same point, and we expect
news of an action
Postscript at the most critical mo-
ment, the French, commanded by Gen. Bon
nemalD, suddenly appeared. They rushed
with their Ordinary i'npetuosity upon the corps
Ol KleGo and put il completely to the roui.
This revolutionary chief IS closely pursued"
THE Empecinadu, whose corps is reduced
u 500 men, had the temrrity To summon z la
cencia on the 10th inst He demanded a con-
trIbution of 60,010 reals, upon pain Of reducing
The ciyto ashes. The only answer returned
10y the Commaudant, was tn march out and
face him, when this chief of 5rigands shame
fully took to fight" Nut Ga=.
ErlrGctof n letter 10 gentleman in PhiLndel-
phi1, dated BdiiyShnnnoH, North Coast OF
ITrlnnH .SPnIenlLer 1909
DEAR Sir,
am extremely sorry To- inform you of the
capture of the sloop Emeline l. Eliza. | ar
rived at Donegal Bay on the north coast of
Ireland, after Il pleasant passage of 80 days, on
the 4th of September. While at anchor in the
Bay, with fise boats alongside, preparing to
discharge the cargo, discovered large sIoOp
bearing down upon us under full sail sus-
pected what she was, and immediately ordered
the cable To be cut and all sail made upon the
vessel, with a view Oftrying TO effect our es
cape; but the wind being light from N. n. w
she, by the help OF her sweeps, sOoD came up
with us. She proved TO be one OF the English
cutters, they took possession of the vessel, by
putting Az officer with eight men on board ; and
alter taking out all my crew, except the cook
and steward, made sail for this place, where
we arrived at 10 O'clock in the evening. SO
soon as we came so anchor, we were taken on
shore and thrown into prison TO await our trial
which took place the next day when the yes
sci and cargo were condemned and we were
discharged.
Sentence of Manuel CdTiacho
NORFnLK, November 5.-The Circuit Court
OF the United States met again on Saturday
at 1 0'clOck-present ChiefJusiice Marshall
and Hon. st. George Tucker. The Prisoner
being brought to the Bar, the Chief Justice
pronounced upon him sentence of Death, and