Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-19

these arrivals, that wears an aspect favorable
la The cause of Spanish liberty. aina has had
another unsuccessful battle with adetachment
of tie French in Catalonia, and has shut him
self mp IN the Seu d'Urgel, with bat handful
| at tollowsrs-irss than "A thousand, by all &C
cO"uts-Vhe French have moved rapidly
over the southern provinces, without anv en-
position worth naming, aud Cadiz il closely
! invested by land aud sea. The force OF the
French occupyiDg the entire prov incc of Au-
daiusia Is 10000 men, of which 5000 are ca
Nalry, and IL pieces az cannOn. THEY formed
two divisions that united al C1rduva. The
div is,on that entered For, st Nary's ON tn.
23d OF June, consisted uf4O0O foot, and 500
cavalry. This town is nearly opposite Cadz
distance less than three miles, from the near
est point of which, Sout threw shells into the
city during the long siege. II appears also
that Gen. BaastrrUs has been compelled "a
evacuate ArragOn, and Valencia. Baliasirr"s
had a force of fourteen thousand men COO
slstinS ofthe garrisons of Valencia and Molina
1900 10 5000 men occupied Aleira an equal
number garrisoned Terurl. lTecuvl is a con
siderable town IN AsraSpn, wltha Bishops see.
Il is on large fertile PLAN, lie miles east of
! Madrid Tie French General, Count Moifor.
passed tb" ri;hthank of he Ebrn with his div
sio, ard Geucral Ordonneu matched snrapiliv
. 80: Teruvl, that the Spanish troops w-re com
p'iifu w Spht ls1Fl guns ana ny preClpitdiPlN.
| M"!i;Or arrived al Terurl on the 9Th june. aud
was Informed tina, Balasteros had assembled his
army i'll front Of Murveidro, aud he pushed
the siege OF Saguntun, which place was about
surrenderng Tor want OF DIVISIONS, when the
| French, under LoNprdO, arrived AT Segnrva,
on the lth, and Balasteros was compr!lcL 10
raise the srSr, and retreateL to Valencia.
abandoning hs ammunition and artillery. On
me l&th Count Hoiilor arrived at Snguutun,
ard relieved that garrison, and on the I5.h,
al y o'clock, he entered Valencia ut the head
al the division Lo,crdo, and was met by the
magistrates with the city keys, Sc. sc. A
great quantity of warIihe stores was found in
Valencia. The retreat Of Bdllasieros was said
Ia be so precipitte, that he could not coll, ct the
| 1000 or 5000 men dispatched To Ara " hich
! column Is lost.
As 10 ihe real situation Of MiSa the accounts,
though official, are neither clear nor very
satisfactory. Baron lie Rottrnhurgh writes
from PerpGnan June 10, thai Mina's situation
IS desperate. Z" IL is now said, that he has
entered The Scu d'Urgel, with not NOR, than
nInt hundred men at the utmost, and that his
successive losses have not only given Il mortal
blow 10 the constitutional party, but that his
own influence is nearly destroyed" Accnr.
dIuS To one account he was without a convoy,
While another, which is dated AK June IL.
says " The dis ision of Nina has been pursued
! inuiilated, and scattered to Cpsa Us remains
wander about in companies of fifteen, twenty
and fifty, men, in a most miserable state. Nina
| himself Is said To have shed tears on finding
/ himself deserted and abandoned by all his
guards" One account says Nina entered
! CrSel at night, with four men only. These
treneh statements must be received with
caution.
The Moniteur contains two Ordinances. the
lSt ordering The organization olbaggase mules,
! Tor the service of the army The ed is r,la
i've TO The suspensions of proceedings against
Members belonging 10 what are called the
Councils of Administration of the corps If the
Old army, which suspension was professionally
ordered by decision of the Minister of war
oi Oci. l, 1891. The suspension of such pro
ceedlnGs Is declared 10 be defniiive i'm certain
cases, but they are To be resumed I'm the eases
OF persons who seem not to be entitled TO the
Indulgence.
The London Times, of June 80, SAYS,
g one act niviolence has, we hear, been per.
! peirated already in the seizure of our brave
! c"untryman Sir II. Wilson, and his aid dc
camp at OportO, while travelling peacraLly
/ on their way to Lisbon, and unarined. They
wgre liberated only on their puroi, but this
offence VIII soon of course be atoned flr, i.
England has public minister at Lisbon, and
IS not yet formal member Of the " Alliance"
termed " Holy"
THE GREEKS AND TURKS.
Late Frankfort, aud other German Journals
had been received in London They contain
sundry reports IN relation Ia the affairs oct dine
Greeks and Turks, but nothing that can be
depended on. \ Frankfort paper of June u.
states, that while the Turkish irct is gone 10
~ It's fortune in another expedition against the
Greeks, the commanders 10 Maccdnnia, began
To collect their troops, in order To- drive away
the Greek soldiers who have spread thcm-
se!'es IN Thessaly. According to the lalpst
accounts however, the Turks near Lalissa,
which fortress they have constantly kept pos
session OF, do not exceed 1000 men.
Billings Liverpool Advertiser o. July 1st
says, a" the cause Of independence Ia the pen
insuIa of Spain and Portugal presents less
! cheering aspect than ii has at any period as
sumcd since the establishment Of the Repre-
sentative system of those Countries
Almost all lbe Revouons,s of Catalonia
took refuge 10 Barcelona on the entrance Of
the French army nto Spain Terrified bv
the news which they have recci, cd, many u
them have left that city.
A letter from Mars, HES, dated May 90.
says" Nothing new trauspircs relative 10
the diplomatic negotiations. with Russia
Lord Strausford has disagreed with the REFS
EBendi on account of the refusal be has met
with To LIS applications respecting the uavga-
ton Of the Black Sea, and has broken OF ali
communication with haI. The Austrian 10
lrrnunclo was still in expectation OF the an
ewer Of the Court of Russia to the letter Of
| the Res Efcndl."
GREAT BRITAIN.
! On Friday, the goth of jane, 10 the House
ct Commons, Mr. WiInot moved grant of
! , $4,000 for promoting cmgratiOn from The
South Of lrrIa d to the Canadas. and III.
! Cape 81 Good Hone. The notlnn aricr sn11eI