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


Of the Duke d'Angonetnr before Cadia, which
will take place on the evening of tn. 18th
inst. We must then allow the Prince some
days, either 10 attack vi to consider proposals
OF arrangements.
LISBON, Aug 5.-The most Excellent and
most Reverend Don Iacimo Felipe, Arch
bishop OF Nazianzo, Apostolic Nuncio Ia his
Most Faithful Majesty, landed on Sunday. the
Sd inst. aud was received with every mark of
respect.
On the 3Oth of July, the Cardinal Patriarch
arrived at Pezo da R-gua, and on the SisI at
Lamego, and was received by all the Eccle-
siasiical, Civil and Military authorities of that
city, with the most unequiyocal testimonies of
pleasure and 'eneraton; the concOurse of
people who welcomed him on his entrance in
IN that city was immense, as it had been ia
all the other places through which we passed.
LIsBoN Aug 8.-Ertraci ola letter from
Thy, .fug. 81 informed you that Wilson
arrived ON the s6th at Vigo, having come from
C"runna by sea.
Our troops marched out Of this city with
some Portuguese, and in an action which they
had with the Cuns,itutionalisis of Vigo, they
beat them completely, taking from them IA
bo,e so prisoners, some horses, and great
deal of baggage. On our side we had only
one man wounded the Constitutionalists had
some killed. On the 3Olh, 1000 French juin-
ed MOriilo at Pontevedra; in consequence of
which Gen. Palasca, who was with some
troops at Redpndclla, retreated to PueDte-
vreas, from which point they are now dislodg-
ed, and the French in Vigo.
General hlorillo and The French troops en-
tered Vigo on the 4th Of this month in con-
sequence of which Sin Rohcrt Wilson, who has
acquired Il mournful nuoriety by his adven-
lures and intrigues in Galcia, and who had al
ready been once obliged To quit the city of O
porto, has just arrived at this port, and is de-
tanned and strictly watched on board tho
schooner that brought them.
His Eminence the Cardinal Patriarch was
at Val de Firreiros on the third instant. His
Eminence continues To receive the most str-
king testimonies of the Joy which the Portu-
guese feel on his return 10 his country.
LISBON, Aug. 9.-Wben the French entered
Vigo, Sir Robert Wilson retired To the island
OF Ozmus, at the entrance of Vigo bay from
this situation, in which he was in much distress
Tor want of provisions, he with some compan-
ions, was relieved 10y the English brig Nassau,
winch arrired here on the evening of the 9Th.
The captain Of this vessel reported himself
for Londun, after so DAYS VOYAGE having
touched al Corunna and Vigo, to he laden
with goods, and bound TO Gibraltar, with pas
sengers-Messrs Wilson, Erskne, &c. The
hames Of these gentlemen of Course showing
who they were, the government placed a
guard, that Sir Robert might not have any
communication with the shore.
1t having been sisnifcd 10 Mr.. Ward. the
British Charge d'Affares here, tat Sir Robert
wanted surgeon To dress his wounds, which
had been exposed for some days, he having so
hastily left Vigo, that all the necessaries were
ieft behind, the surgeon of the .1rubeiu pack ct
was immediately despatched To him.
The following intelligence from Bayonne, OF
the l4ih inst, has reached us.
BAYoNNE, Aug. 1--we are in great uncer-
tainty respecting the military events, so little
being published but private information, in
some measuses makes up for the dciciency.--
by the news which we have received from the
enNirons of CoruDna, wv find that the French,
though they have not yet attacked it, ha, e
approached nearer 10 it, and have made them
ssivas nA.stsrs of some positions
We have again heard "A cannonade in the
direction of st. Sebastian, blu, are unable IN
srp -'ndt was the occasion ur
An energetic proclamation from Nina to his
soldiers Is spoken Of, in which he is reported
TO say, that lie has heard of the Infamous trea-
son of Bailasteros, but that he will never sur
render and that he would sooner SET fire to
all the towns in SPAIN
The siege OF Pampeluna is 10 be commence
ed or the 25th of August. General CARRIE, of
the Engineers, 10 direct the operations. ard the
Chief OF his staff is Lieut.. Colonel d'Affaille,
commanding The Engineers in this city.
THE GREEKS.
limos, July Notwithstanding the for
NAL intentions which the Turks had manifest
ed TO attempt, when the fine season should
arrive, some important enterprises in the Ar
ch'peIaSo, no event of any importance has
marked the appearance of their feet in these
seas. The following are the most remark able
circumstances THE Porte has assembled. AT
great expense, an army at Scala Nova, up-
poslfe Samos, To attack and reduce that Island.
the situation of which makes il important
This has keen beaten and dispersed by hand
full of Samians.
Nhie The Mussulmans waiting for their fleet
threatened 10 make of Samos another Scio.
those brave Islanders landed one night on the
coast OF Asia, to the number of ahout eOOO
men iavoured by the darkness. they ap-
preached the enemy's camp and put the
Turks completely to the rout. singular stra-
tagem which they employed did not little
contribute to spread confusion in the CAMP
Al the moment ofthis unex pected attack, thir.
ty men, placed on an emineDce, and provided
with speaking trumpets, cried with all their
might Hedren conjounds IN lis anger The
monsters tcho thirst for Christian blood Ava
!" Uc hifuuie vi Tire niSDt Dy the sound
OF an instrument almost unknown to the Ash
attic Turks, and briskIy attacked, the Mussul-
mans were seized with such terror that they
He'd in all directions, abandoning their camp to
the discretion of the enemy.
The Captain Pacba, who was previously
SAID to intend to attack Samos, did not even
approach that Island. He has only taken
about 5000 Asiatcs on board his feet, and
passed through the Archipelago with great pre-
ciPtation. The eagerness with which The A.
static Turks have offered themselves to go