Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-29

proclamation, that he wa, going to remove his
head quarters TO the camp before Cadiz IL
order 10 hasten the surrender of that place.
This news i'll agrees with that given bya jour.
nal 10 day. of the speedy return of the Prince
20 Paris {; but this last news would seem to be-
pretty well in unison with an article in the
Etoiie this evening, announcing that Monsieurs
Mariignac and Caux will shortly arrive at
Paris.
A journal saying that VI. Lauriston sets out
this evening at O'Clock. with the Chief of
his staff, Gen. Saint Cyr Nugues, adds, Z" 1t is
thought that the Marshal will go To Madrid Ia
take the place ofhis Royal Highnrss the Duke
of Angouleme, who will return to France."-
This news seems false it is quite beside all
probability that NJ. de I.auriston, who was
nominated Marshal but = few days ago, should
take the chief command in an army in which
two 6larshals are serving, one of whom is the
senior of the Marshals OF France, and the
other has held that rank these sixteen years"
From tke Journal de Pdris.l
PARIS. july Eve hear that NJ. de San
Miguel late Minister ofForcign Affairs in Spain,
has arrived from CadiZ at Barcelona, where he
has just taken a command in the Cons,itu
tional troops in Catalonia.
Extract ola private teller.
PERPIGNAN, June 25.-We have lust
ted into La Sen d'Urgel. notwithstanding the
efforts of the Militia aud the Miquelets, who
We're posted on the walls. The Constitutional
Troops retreated into the forts which fired
some gun, at us, but our loss appears to have
been very small
" 1t is said that Mina,by retrograde march,
has approached Orguna."
From the PRote of Ti,asday.l
PARIS, July At is said that officer of
| no tnH nl 10Th no Ian nf
AnSouleme has arrived at Paris, with inte,
gence of the departure of Sir VIM. A'Court
for Cadiz.
From the QuOtdisnnel
Letters of the eth uIt. arrived to-day
from the Head. Quarters at Madrid. They
contain only facts nf little importance or ex-
tracts from the journals. The accounts from
the frontiers announce the arrival of the French
ut Urgsl The operations of the blockade of
SEQ continue with activity. Nina, who fore
sees that this fort cannot hold ont long, has
Withdrawn with the remnant of his troops to-
wards Tarragona.'
From tie Courier F-nncoisl
Berlin, June o2.-Thc Kings health con-
tinues Ia give groupd of uneasiness. A hypo-
chOndriacal affection, which his Majesty has
had for some time, increases the bodily evils
with which he is afflicted. The time of his
visit 70 Bohemia will therefore he fastened
this year, aud his Majesty will set out on the
Cd ofJnly. The presence of his Maiesty's two
sisters, the Queen ofihe Netherlands and the
Electress ofHesse Cassei does not seem wholly
to have attained the object which those Prin-
| cesses proposed, nor TO have dispellrd the me-
lancholy of their august brother. The King, it
seems, has resolve that no Prussian officer shall
be sent To accompany the Duke of Angouleme,
as was at first proposed. 4 reduction of the
army, to the amount of twenty men per com
pany is said to have been approved of by the
King, for the purpose of bringing the expen-
diture more nearly to the standard of the
revenue.
Commissioners have been sent into the
northern provinces Ia enquire into the cause of
the deplorable situation of the land owners,
and TO propose remedies.
LEIPZIG, June GA detachment of po-
lice officers have arrived here from Dresden,
with superior officer at their head. They are
entrusted with a particular mission, the nature
of which is not well known but the arrest
of several persons is spoken Of, among whom
are some persons in offices of trust.
FRoNTiERs OF MoLpAvIA, June 10.
"The intended reductions in the Russian
army are expected shortly to be carried into
effect.
"The Emperor, in his tour to view the sec
ond army, will pass through Moscow. II is
| thought that Count Wittgenstegn, the Com
manderin Chiefofthat army, will have anoth-
or more important command. In this case
General Rajewsky will doubtless succeed
him"
Russia and T,vkey.-Dutch papers of the
29th say, under the head of Vienna June 18th
We hear that dispatches have been received
from our ambassador at St. Petersbugh, Baron
Lcbzcltern, with the resolutions of the Rus
sian cabinet relative 10 the negotiations
~ ha
companied by new Russian note to the Di-
van, expressed in strong terms in which seve-
raj Of the demands of the Porte, among 9th
ers, the execution of the Asiatic fOrtresses, are
rejected. Russia demands categorical an
swer 10 all the points in dispute between the
two Empires, which shall decide the question
Of peace or war" Our Court has at length
resolved, like other powers, to recognise the
Greek blockade of the Turkish ports this
news has been published at Trieste. v enice,
&c.