Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-21

lle attempted 10 inal:rca; him. When he arr
rived before balcony from which, the wear
before, he haraugued the people, hc turned
round Ia Il French officer and pointing To the
crowd winch surrounded them, he said
"Ibrse people whom nov yuu sre so violent
against mr, h"re me in triumph last year, and
the town, contrary 10 my wish, forced me To
acrepta sword as tesiImorii!. Dariug the
whole nigh, passed here, the hnuses were H.
Illuminated, the people danced under any WIN
dn"s - dra!.u''l me viii their acclamatnus."
THIS is an instance, aided ;u thousands, of
the muiabivucss and faulty at the European
repuirce. Having no real knowledge nor
se''-c ct their rights, M scifrsspsci, they are
realty to cry nut equally for liberty nr des
p"iism, 10 kill ar ~ crown til. champion OF
their freedom and welfare.
The eX-c;nperor Iiurbide is nov at Pisa,
with numerous suite.
A Lundnn Paper STATES that the next novel
Of the Great Kaopn Uakno,sn, will appear in
November. Tue scene lies in Scotland, aud
the peiinh of time chosen Tor the action, is
about 40 years back.
a, the late great mus;ca festival at Liver.
pool, the re receipts exceeded EG0eO the
expenses were between aud $4,000.
GRAND HEAD-QuARTERs.
Port 81. .UTy, Oct 1.-The Telegraph has
iaiormed you oil the great aud Interesting news
nT The liberty of the King of Spain. His ma
Jcsty arrived this morning AT Port ST. Mary,
aud landed IN the purt at half past eleven,
amidst IL numerous assemblASe of French sol
dicrs and inhabitants of the town. An hour
before we did not dare to believe it.
Valdes had taken the helm: he returned to
Cadz after having landed the King.
The Duke uf AuSou!cme went To receive
the King at this port.
The Duke of Angnule'Ie threw himself ut
the Kings feet /; HE King raised him and en-
tfaccd him.
1'he Qncrn presented her hand to the Duke
of Angoulcme, who kissed il. The rfant Don
CARLOS, the Iniant Don Francisco Pano, and
the lnfanias, added to the interest of this
affecting scene.
Fetes and rrioicngs took place during the
whole day after Ferdinand'S arrival. Al length
Ferdinand is frc'', and the 5Oth of September
was the conclusion of his captivity. 1t is from
The LIST of Octoher that we must date the res
toratiou of the throne of Spain, after the 9Th
of March. All that has been dune till then
has been done under the dagger. Several
boats have left Cadz for Gibraltar.
MADRID, Oct. ). We have the following
from Port St. Mary, Oct. /, in the evening
The King, and all the Princes aud Prin-
ccsses are In perfect health. Ii is not said
when the King viii set out for Madrid, hut il is
Thought ii will b. without delay.
Penltude of his sovereignty, has ordered that
the Regency should cease lis functions after
having received his thanks
The guard Of halbrrdiers, which accom-
panied his Ma esty from Cadiz TO Port St.
hiary, is suppressed
Some persons have been dismissed for
instance, Count Palafox, Commanders of the
Royal Guard the Count de Bergidd, Grand
Master Of the Horse the Duke de l'lnfanta-
"A a <Nf tho.
Guard. The Secretary of State, Don Victor
Sdez, who came from Madrid with the Duke
de FinfaniadO, is declared President of the
Council of Ministers, that the pphiic business
may not experience any impeachment.
Grn Campana is appointed governor Of
Cadiz"
The Monrteur contains nothing official, ex-
cept some royal orduSnces
l. CommaDiing the triumphal arch de y e
foHe Ia be immediately finished, ia commemo-
rate the success of the army in Spain.
@ Count Moiitor is made Marshal of
France.
s. Generals Mulitor, Bordesoule, Guillemi-
not, BUuick, Bourmont and Damas, are raised
To the dignity of Peers of France.
d. Tie Duke of CornegaHo is named
Knight Grand Cross Oft The Royal order of St.
Louis.
5. Marshal I.aurston is named Knight
SOIDiudiutT III iHt oVutTs ~ me hluB.
From the CoBsi'utionnet.1
PERPIGNAN, Oct. Q.
Hostairich has capiulated. The garrison
are prisoners Of war.
INTERESTING ARTICLE.
LONDON, OGi. l3.Wc have Deen made acquainted
with interesting facis, which throw lishI npou
tine lue proceedings ~ & rliz add the TrocHdero.-
Tue date Of these facts is 10y several days earer Than
The capture Of Cadiz hut 'hey 10 abatc our
establishment at that unfortunate event Il see ms that
even The freachery OF those Generals who had been
Entrusted with Important commands, has moi been sn
TuInous 10 the Of Hurry, The want III energy
Nnd 'aoni in those who uuquesiionably faithful
The inhabiEnts OF Cadz, he militia, aud the troops
OF the iio' all well disposed TO the Constitution
--al brave, and perfectly ready defend il TO the
even apa by at their leaders, preclnded all chance OF
sIcress. A Illustration once of the courage
and 5egligence OF The Sginnfds, will relate what
passed before and the iakiug OF tie IrucHdrto.-
before the surprise n be FORT ~ observed that
tie ~ ench were rapidly crossing the canal Ia two
columns, esch neaIy Two thousand strong. The
SpauIsrd' betrayed kind OF alarm but put the
selves 10 readiness 10 mPet the attack. Some En-
gllsi' officers VIM there, advised theW
their fire 40 The French should begin The
gllcs. Tie uOOps OF tue GARRISON, consisting of The
Madrid Militia, aud the regiment SIN Martial, i'm
pliciily followed this advicc--'hey waited all The
French t,ceDdrd The cTesi OI tie gldcis tboy ibeB
which O'tie ihem givc way ,ud then, assisted 10y
tIcir English friends hey dashed inn lie canal after
them, aud rPpulsod tnc cnlumns With the b1yo-
net, wadirg mp To- their necks ~ water. IL might he
supposed Eat wib suck defenders the Irocadero
safe yea nights afterwards taken almost
without resistance, under cmruuleianccs The most
Hwihsfng.
o. tho nsl,,, or rather morning., Of its capture
about .t Nv0, loud KING WIS heard 10 the
strce,s 81 Cadtz, I'D women wuh ciiidren ~ their
arms we're ruruH. about, eNclniinire, that" they