Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-25

III the same square, were also broken.
New YORK, July el.--By the Hiram from
Gibraltar, we have received regular files Of
papers To the cath inclusive, and suboin 81,
tracts from them. We take from the Gaz.t,,
AN extract OF paper AS late as 9Th June. r.,
cei,ed at that uihce by the same con, eyanc.
which gives the Spanish version of the affair ;,
Talavcra de Ia Regina, about which the las,
French accounts made such pompous die
play.
The news Of the blockade at yalenc;,
having been raised by the malcontents nj ill.,
approach of Gen. Ballasteros, is oiTicially
coniirm'd-,he general entered that city a,
the 10Th.
The French have evacuated Santander with
precipitation, in consequence of the native
having risen upon them.
As reward for her late heroic defence
Valencia is to add 20 her present titles that Of
" EminemNy Constitutional"
The Cortes have applied 10 the Urgent wants
al The State the sum uf lG0, 900 900 reals called
Tor by government, out of a forced loan of
200,00000e drcrerd on the 9TH INST. tovb;ch
must contribute both the natives and H.
foreigners settled in the country. and which il
to he repaid with the seventh part Of the pro.
perry uf ihe.cergy.
ID. Manuel Garcia Hrrreros has been AN.
t"'''S" 'S''ic'"iy VI Ctdlc Tor the Home
Department, and ID. Fr. de Paula Ororio fur
that ofthr Marine.
Gi6rchGr,..aidy 26.-T'he following int,rcs.
ting intelligence WAS officially communicates
In The Cortts en the ead of May On tho
18th, Count Ahisbal laid down the commands
I'll The third army Corporations, which copsp.
Gnen,ly devol,cd on General the Maro,,;s DO
Cas,clldorrius. In making the Conrrcs.
acquainted with this occurrence. the v.r
! minister added, that il resulted from the can.
hden''ai accounts received by governmrn,
the best spnIt continued to prevail in the
army, the whole oI which had marched out If
Madrid with the exception of two ba,talons
40 sqnadrons and two pieces of ordnance
that The eDemy's vanguard, advancing ir,n,
BurSos, was tu enter Buy,rago on the jsih
ana the body cn'ung from Saragossa, was IN
march INTO Guadi,alara on the same day and
lastly, that on The receipt of this intelligence
winch his majesty had heard with great con.
Germ, government had without loss of time
made the most eHectua dispositions, both n.
regarded the 81 army, and 10 bring the often
ders 10 condiSn punishment.
The resignation Of Count AbisbaI was
brought on us follows AS early as the nh.
Count M"niijo, then in Madrid. has, endeav'
| CURED To prevail upon him Ia save the coun-
try, by declaring himself independent. mill
Ihe hing had recovered his liberty, and the
Constitution of 1912 had been laid aside
rms Constitution, Count Alontiio asserted 10
lie incompatible with the happiness of the Ma
ton anh he grounded his opinion upon the
dccldrd opposition of the country To the new
system an opposition as general as The ha-
tired against Godoy was al the time of the first
invasion, and which secures 10 the French
ms time, as hearty welcome rs was strong
me resistance they met with Al that period
lhere follows his reasons as published in
| Our paper by the last ARRIVAL
This correspondence having been made
public, paper was published by Count Abs.
pal on the nth, stating, that some ilI-inten-
TONED persons having concluded from the o.
Pin'on he had expressed as private indi,id-
nal, that he would MOI support the Consitu-
tlen OF lGl2 declared anew, that he would
defend II, as he had sworn 10 do, until il had
been modified as directed by the Code itself
and, on The same day, he wrote officially
10 the Marquis de Casieildorrus, that under
standing letter of Count hloptijo's 10 him
mao oren published, he had thought it his
duty 10 return apub!ic answer, as allowed
ny law, giving his opinion on the state of the
country, but announcing his determination ia
comply, as nIilitarfo, commander, with the
orders that le should receive from Govern
| inent mat nialev Olence had niisconstrned his
Intentions, and succeeded in exciting disgust
III The officers of the army, and especially
those about his person, who had accordingly
rendered their designations that the inlrn-
dani OF the army in particular had unexpect.
eddy refused TO take his seat al Board of
ueneral Officers; that this bad example had
neen followed h. Others and that, although
he had the means ofcOmpeling every one 10
do his duty, he thought that his retaining the
command of the Third Army would do more
harm than good and besides thar beinp in
disposed alta luncture when the presence of
the enemy rendeSed it necessary to display I'M
usual activity, he had determined TO give up
the command of the army and serve as a
volunteer at the out-posts, thus setting good
example to many who did not always bear in
pInd The engagements they had contracted.
Inc Corles have referred all the documents
respecting Count Abisbus conduct TO The
committee ON cases Of responsibility, with d.
reciions to report thereon without delay.
In addition To Decree respecting Span
iards IN tile French service, Sc. the CORES
nave ordered, that the property of such as
shall, OF their own accord, continue TO reside
without leave. in the French territory beyond
lhe period DISK months from the date of the
Decree, be taken possession Of and sequcster-
ga, giving, however, sufficient allowance for
he maintenance OF their wives, parents, chill
drcn aud brothers under agr, if they happen
to be IN Spanish provinces unoccupied by the
| enemy,-unless the fathers, or any of The sons
or brolhers,o the Abseutecs should be fight
ms The battles ofthe country, as, in this case,
The estates would be given up to them, on
condition, that they should maintain their re
IatiVrs as above and, further, they have de-
c'hred ~ force, during the present war, the
| 9Th, 9TH, 9th, and 9th articles of the Decree
0t June j., 1919, cnactPd by the Cortes Ex~