Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-03
LATER FROM EUROPE,

New foRK, Sept. % Since making our
extracts (which will be- found in the proceed
ing columns) received by the packet ship
Leeds, from Liverpool, the ships Maria, Fow-
Ter, and .Hagnet, Mount, have arrived from
London and by the .Hn,puon, Hawk and
.4donis, from Havre, the Editor of the Nation
al ADV ocate has received his files Of English
and French papers. The .Normion left Havre
on the Isl of September, and brought papers
10 that date. The Editor is also indebted TO
Captain Hawkins for the latest French pa
pers, detailing Spanish news up to the esd
August.
Corunna has surrendered to the French
indeed the departure of Wilson and QuirOga
was indicative of that final result.
Th- Gnrtes has been .issoIved by the Kiu5
| IN person, who made a long speech, which
however, contained nothing like surrenderng
Every thing Was calm in Cadz A French
General Officer had been admitted TO the King
but gained nothing in the interview
The Greeks are carrying on the war furi-
ously.
The President of the CORES ad journed that
body on the 9th August The King made a
speech from the throne, in which he spoke
with great confidence ofthe final triumph oil
| the Constitution, and animadverted severely
ON the conduct Of the French Governments
The treason of Absbal was alluded TO in
strong terms.
The Cories replied 70 the King responding
his sentiments, and then adjourned both
parties apparently reposing confidence in each
other.
From The adjournment of the Cortes. we
may conclude that no immediate dangers are
apprehended by ihem--ifsuch were their i'm
pIessions, the sitiipgs would have been per-
manent.
So abundant was the supply Of Grain in
CadiZ in August, that wheat had fallen twenty
reals the fanega.
Pope Plus the 9TH, after having received the
Sacrament of Extreme JUNCTION, from the
hands of Car dinal Berfozzol lost the power
Of speech, and expired ut half past 6 O'Clock
on the morning of the 10th August his last
words were in refusing TO take refreshing
beverage offered To him,
have now no other care on this earth but
that Of my soul, and ia renuer unto God. an
account of my long life"
Transacted for the Nationqi 4d,orate from tiles of The
Consthmionnsi, .hoaitenr, Universal, .Journai de
Commerce, and Feaiiie d'.4mon,ce, to The 3Ist iu-
gnst inciuSiie
The Moniteur Of the 50th, among other
official documents, contains the following:
A telegraphic despatch from Bayonne was
received at Paris the 28th Aug. 1898.
The commanding general at Bayonne, to
18th, Gen. Bourck signed convention, by
which Corunna is to be delivered up, on The
same conditions as those granted to Gen.
MoriIlO.-Prince Hohenlohc sends this news
TO your excellelrcy by express from Vittora.
Report cfIiGrShdI Duke de Co,neglian0 10 his
ercelency the minister at lcar.
VTLLAFRANCA, Aug. a2.--The enemy has
continued to retreat. The 9Th, he was at
TarTrga. The 2Oih, the Tramelin brigade
and the troops commanded by Baron d'Eroles
arrived in this town. On the same day, the
constitutional forces reached Mont Blanch.-
j marched, with the Archard brigade, on Vii.
lafranca, by the way Of Ygualada. To-day
the allied forces take up their position the
right at Mont Blanch the left at Tarregrassa,
towards the mount SaDta Cbristiana and Yer
drel. shall give the enemy no rest until he
shall have ceased 10 keep the field
On the 10Th, the garrison of Barcelona made
a new sortis. Ii failed in success, like all the
preceding sorties.
On the Goth, about 1000 infantry, zoo caval-
ry, and pieces of artillery sailed out by the
Madrona gate and ranged themselves in order
of battle on The glacis, between This gate and
that Of Nuera. AT the same time, all the
batteries Of the place opened dreadful fire.
We expected an attack--All the bockadng
forces tonk arms. After some movements
which evinced bcsitafion the enemy re-enter-
cd the place by the Nueva gate. have the
honor, &c. money,
Marshal duke de Corneglano.
VIENNA, Ang. e0.-Lelters from Sores. oil
Tue Goth July, and from SaIoocs, of the 25th,