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

appointed "a 20 the tesult OF aaoiicr act of militia,
ueachery. According 10 ieuer from Perpienau
MANso, in DESERVING 10 the env, has been atle ,
carry with him only - men and his own Disgrace =
On the 9th, M Vendrel, he signed his submssio,
and II WAS forwarded To MoHcEY On the 1tb III.
still battered himself that he would be able to sencs
the whole OF his division, hut "a violent con,mo,ion
having taken place in his camp, and MILANs benp on
his march to vendrelt with strong ,etac hment tho
TRAITOR, TO avoid being arrested 0ed in all haste with
his lew wretcbed adherents. II must be owned
however, that this discovery of ueachery among the
troops under Nina in Catalonia, hitherto 50 zeaIous
IN Their resistance to Tue French, is sufficiently dis
courag,ng In the constitutional cause.
Intelligence by Express received YESTERDAY
from Madrid Of the 18th inst. bv an eminent n,ercan
tile house IN the city, that the Dnke d'Angoueme ar
rived NJ Pori 81. Marys the 10Th, and that n,n,e
tlIaiel, Oh his arri,- nag Of truce was sent into
Saorz' WIN propos,''o"s for negotiations with the
Cori-s The Intelligence proceeds TO slate that the
assembly declined receiving any such spropos itions
unless The French Gcneral,ssimo was authorised n,
unite with them prefer Of the mediation of England
"eWee" 'ne negotiating parties. No hint is given
whe'her The treaty was proposed with the CORES ne
tue representatives Of the Spanish nation, or MS
prelude 10 maj personal capitalization" lately defined
ny the Jon,paf des Debdts. The intelligence must
therefore he received with some degree of d,s,rus,
but may tie allowed, perhaps, to establish one i'm
portrait point I-asi-hat the first offers nj ,a,o,;
ton have proceeded fror, the Frrnch General.
confession, SO lar, OF the difficulties Of his situation
LONDON, Aug. eS.--We have received
Dutch papers to the 21st We extract fro,,
them he following article upon the affairs of
Germany:
MUNICH, Aug Our readers have mot
forgotten that, at the conclusion of the Con
gress at Vienna, two Of the greatest German
Powers Il ,ited to take steps for the assem-
bling OF a German Congress at Vienna. IN
which il was intended To invite all the powers
of the German Considerations and Mt wbirh
the Act al the Confederation of 1914 was to
be revised, IN order To remove from il NIL
traces OF the concessions which the dangers of
the moment had extorted from the Minister
al that day. The cndea,urs nf the Cabinets
| ot Berlin and Vienna were fruitless, and Prince
Me!'ernieh was Obliged TO content himself
With having destroyed the shirt of opposition
which had been formed in the bosom of III.
German Diet. But the views of Austria wrr.
| only adjourned, and that Power has now semi
Il Circular 10 several German Governments
| 10 invite them To Congress which is 10 he
nc'd al Vienna IN the month Of October new,
The object of this Congress, SAYS the circular
is to introduce into The system of Government
IN Germany, more similarity and uniformity.
thereby to strengthen the ties which must
unite all the Members of the CONFEDERATION
&c. This circular has caused it TO be gene
rally believed and reported, that the affairs nc
germany are TO he regulated at Vienna, under
me influence of the Holly Alliance. Our
Government has refused to send representa-
i've To this Congress, and Wur,embnrg has
initiated the firm conduct of Bavaria
PERPIGSAN. Aug. 21.-(From private le,-
tcr.)-The army of Mians continues its now
mems and is lra,ng our frontier II was at
Solsonr, on the 18th, and Baron Eroles was
a, bergere with part Of his division and four
French Battalions.
BAYoNNE, Aug. 23.-(Private Correspon-
dence. )-Preparatinn are actively goipr nm
| for the siege of Pampcluna.
Inc Regency Is engaged, but with little
success IN organizing volunteer Royasts in
Spain. They want arms.
A courier arrived this morning will, news
mat NJ. Ou,rard was on his return To Madrid.
II" also asserts that twas believed ia Madrid
tha' the Duke d'Angouleme would speedily
follow him.
Gen Quesada has for some days been max
nig Intellectual attempts to introduce his Iittl.
army mi" the capital. He lie opposed by the
Duke DE- Reggie. ~ ''''
! The news of the capituaton of Zsyas is
nor confirmed The troops Of Ballasteros are
sun CHARTERED in the several villages assigned
| o them
Madrid Is in state of uncertainty which
| cannot last long The constitutional rovaI;sts
manifest great hopes the obsol,,tesi,s appcar
uneasy As for the rest, all is tranquil, although
therr are occasional Disturbances at night
caused by the unauthorized removal of the
GOODS, &C. of the imprisoned constitutiopaIists
Inc Madrid Gazette of the 9th announces
'ha' Gen Lopez Banos Col Amos. and Sc
.era' "ther chiefs had passed the Tagris at
a'mtras and ibe bridge of Arzebispo. Their
'"rce amounts 10 1000 men. They have oc-
c"pied Ialaveyra de la Regina, the ROYAL au-
,norities OF which place have retired 10
Madla. The advanced posts are four leagues
neyond bni there are about 1000 French at
loiedo, which will he able 10 stos the enemy
IN ms approach towards The capital.
u is reported that the authorities of some of
the northern provinces ofSpain, refuse TO carry
INTO execution the ordinance of A dujar Strong
attachments troops have gone from before
r.anpeInna to PicenrO Ia Reyna TO assist in
iherafing the prisoners
:. NUREMBERG, Aug. 20.--The private intel
'iEence from Constsntinople is in direct oppo-
si'ion 10 the information from that capital
contained in the Austrian Jourpals.-lIer-
chants and Others write that they momently
exPect some new catastrophe ; that the ia
'''ssaries begin to get the upper hand and APP
pear determined TO give themselves Up 10 all
h'hus OF excuses The Europeans are very
inuch alarmed and remain shut ND in their
houses. The Grand Segnor is himself afraid,
az, anu uare not take any energetic measures.
me Demands OF Russia appear to be Of such
character that they will not be accepted by
the Divan.
From The Office Of the New York Daily AdvertiserJ
letter from Rome, says" A According 10
mmemorlal custom, the body of the Pope
VIII lie IN state for nine days, in an illnninat-
ed chapel. The burial will take place on the
9th day. and on the 10th the sacred college
viii assemble in conclave. Arrangements are
making for the FIRST formalies observed at