Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-22

PARIS, May Sl.-Ne are all reports and
nothing certain. Bessieres is said to have
been arrested by order of theDuke d'ADgou-
leme according to report, he is to be tried
by Court Martial for violation Of his instruc-
tons. The history of this man is well known !;
he was maitre d'hoiel Of General Maurice
Matthew, Governor of Barcelona under Bo-
| naparte. He was brbed by the Spaniards TO
| assassinate his master, which he undertook
but the General having by accident changed
apartments with his Aid de camp, the latter
became the murderer's victim. Is this not
paltry General to be in the French service.
MADRID, May s6-9 o'clock.
Report q The Marshal Duke de Cornegliano,
10 has Erceiiency The Minister Of Wdr
CORONA, May 25-2 o'clock, A. NJ.
| L have received reports from Gen. Donna
dieu, dated Manreza, the 22d and esd, and
from Gen. Curla dated Mantaro, esd.
Gen. Dunnatieu informs me, that As soon as
he was apprizrd that the enemy had moved
| from Mayo on Castle Tersol he Ordered Gen.
LaDtoru Dupin 10 march from Caldez with
the 18th regiment Of the line to Mayo, to at
tack him at all hazards.
| Gen. Latour Dupln, says General Donna
tiieu, executed this order, and reports To him
that he could not come up with the enemy
until ten O'Clock at night, near castle Tersoi,
when brisk firing commenced, in which H..
1
may be estimatedat about 100 besides :; few
prisoners. The enemy was driven from Castel
Ieis"l and retired across the mountains, in
| The direction of Barcelona. His force WAS
composed of the regiment of the Canares,
and 1900 militia.
Lastly, Vscount Donnadieu announces that
he set out IN the night of the Esd, 9th. with
5000 men, dl,lded into three columns, with
the view surrounding Nina, whom he sup
bah 4.
TO the right of the village of Sura, between
Marega and Cardono.
An enemy's column had marched hy the
route of Barcelona. Another column had
moved on the town by the heights which com
mand the right. The former, after having
driven back our main guard, as far as The first
houses of the faubourg. A company of ,oti
guers OF the 5th light infantry was sufficient
{" Keep II in check. Gen. Marquis de Ycna
debouched ny the the road of Barcelona at
the head of the 9th infantry and the 18Th
chasseurs cheNal attacked the enemy and
completely routed them. On the right, an
attack made by the 9TH. ofthr line and i com
pnnies of the 26th, was attended " 18th the same
success; the enemy fled in all directions.
throwing away his arms and field equipments.
We found ON the field of battle nearly 500
muskets, as many cartouch boxes and great
number, sabres and lances. The enemy had
so killed and wounded. standard and
+ 500 prisoners fell into our hands.
shall have the honour of Transmitting to
your EXceIlcncy detailed report of this af-
fair, so honorable to His Maiesty's troops, and
of submitting To His Royal Highness the re
Communications of Count Curia! in favour o
the officers and men who have Irnst particular
~ distinguished themselves. All rushed with
the utmost impetuosity On the enemy, amid
cries of live the King.
The divisions of Milan and Llobera. 1000
strong, attacked, at o'clock in the morning
OF the 24th, the detachment from the 9th divi
sion, consisting 1900 men, who occupied
Aialaro.
Gen. de Vencc, Col. Iiurrel commanding
the 9Th light infantry, Nj. de Beaumont, Scom
J niandng the 10th chasseurs, Col. ThoIose
chief oi the staff, are mentioned in terms o
commentator in the report of Count Curial
, From Ike .M.niteW Of Mondayl
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCH
ARRIVED from Bayonnr Nav S(
Madrid, May 60, 10 O'Clock in The morning.
Gen. VaitIn came up with the revoltnnar,
} troops. who retired from Madrid TO Taky err
de la Reyna at six O'Clock yesterday morning
They amount 10 800 infantry and 500 cavalry
t The enemy was vigorously attacked, and tool
10 flight, leaving many dead and wounded. be
sides go prisoners, among whom are Lieut.,
den with baggage and provisions, as wellas tn,
military chest, with 10000 francs, have ais,
, fallen into our hands.
: ARMY OF THE PYRENEES.
Proclamation.
" HIS Royal H.ghnesS The Duke d.qngouleme
: General IN Chief Of The French .Arny, 10 III
| Spaniurds.
| Spaniards-B the French army pass
ed the Pyrrnecs, declared to your generou
+ nation that France was not at war with II.
; announced Ia ii that we came as friends an,
as auXliarles, TO aid il in restoring the affairs
s delivering the King, and re establishing in it,
, bosom, justice, order and peace. promised
5 To protect property, safety To persons and pro
lection TO the peOpe-Spain gave credit Il
3 my word. The provinces / have passet
= through have received the French sodcry "A.
+ brethren and the public voice viii have tolt
! you whether they have justified this reception
, and whether have kept my engagement.
i Spaniards-Ify your King Was still in hi
capital, the noble mission which The King. m
u uncle. has cOnfded To- me, and that YOU arr
acquainted witt! in I'LL its parts, would be al
I ready nearly accomplished. | should have
only, after having restored the monarch I,
liberty, To cali his paternal sOliciiude to IN,
e evils his people have suffered, To the necessit,
= they have of reposc for the present, and sec,i
i rity for the future.
$ "The absence Of his Majesty imposes othe,
I duties on me; the command of the army he.
$ longs To me, but Whatever may be the bond.
which attach me TO your King, which unite
= France To Spain, The provinces delivered by
g our troops, cannot aud ought not TO be go
4 vernPd by foreigners.
n "From the frontiers to the gates ofNIadrid