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


rraylc,) Abad Moreno (Chaero,) Pablo
,Chapaiangana,) Campello, Anton Eroles,
Seilas, AraDa.
LoNpoN July Paris Journals of We'd
nesday reached town this morning by ex-
press. They contain the usual dull detail
pl minor operations. Nina, notwithstanding
all the gasconade OF his opponents still eludes
their grasp and private letters continue TO no
tice the formation of guerilla corps, even in the
very provinces whose voluntary submission is
asserted in the Mopiteur
1t will be seen by the following extracts
from Bayonne papers received this morning.
that the Duchess dAngouleme had reached
that city ON her route for Spain-fier Royal
tlishness will doubtless be protected by sufi
Gent force To prevent surprise by the guerias,
in the defles of Pancorvo, and the many other
dangerous passes in the route from lrun to
Madrid.
LONDON, July San express reached town
this morning from Paris ; but except the price
of Funds on Thursday, July 81 it brings no
worthy of notice. The private
letters continue to dilate on that to which we
have more than once ad,erted, the settled
resolution of the French Government to sustain
the serriies of Spain in their plan of restoring
the ancient regime in its pristine force and
privileges. Tithes in particulars odious 10
non with the Madrid Regency, and although
the Discrimination of the Duo d ANGouLEME TO
concur in re-establishing the Inquis,iop.
continues to be asserted-it nevertheless is
strongly suspected, that the Uitras have
not, for single moment lost sight of that
darling project. The visit of the Duchess
d'ANGoULEME, is strongly urged in the political
circles of Paris. in corroboration of the suspi
cion-her opinion on the subject of religion
being VIGOROUSLY IN unison with those of the
fanatIcal Ultras OF both countries. NINA. so
far from being yet extinguisbed, is Now nd
.nitted to have quilted Urgel ON some fresh
enterprise, and his name continues TO inspire
the Partisan Uliras with undiminnhed appre-
henslon. On the actual situation of affairs
in Spain. our information is manirestly imper-
feet, and we look with Impotence for the
advces from Seville and Cadz, which may
be shortly expected by the steam packet,
which is on her returning voyage.
The Monteur of the 27th June, contains
the names of seven Projects of Departments,
removed, and their places supplied Ivy others
1t is said, that Gen. Zayas, on his arrival at
Cadiz was displaced by NJ. Vigolet one of the
Regency.
PANS, July His Majesty's brig Zabra,
Captain Gaulille, has captured near Malaga
the Spanish privateer General Riego, of 40
men.
BERLIN, June 92,-Our government is oc
cupled IN the reduction of the army, at the
rate of 90 men a company. Similar reductions
are making IN the Russian and Austrian armies
The state of the finances of the three nations
making this measure necessary.
Extracts from the Bulletin Of The .4rmy of the
PpeneeS, dated
MADRID, June s5.
His Royal Highness is informed that the
advanced guard of the Count Buurdesoult was
on the 18th at Utrera. He arrived himself
thr 2lst. The rapidity of his movements
combined with those of Count de Bourmont,
have hlndered LupeZ Banos from executing
the rrojeci which he had formed on reachin.
Seville with three or four thousand men, of
uniting himself with Villa Campo, to transfer
themselves to Cadiz. For this purpose Villa
Campo had his cavalry already at Utrera when
our advanced guard arrived. But on our APP
preach he retired upon Ronda, where he was
abandoned by all his troops, part of which
joined the corps of Count Buurdesoult AT
the same time Lopez Banos left Seville on the
morning of the 18th, taking the direction to.
wards Puebla, where he intended 10 embark
for Cadlz. But the Count de Bourm0nt,
being Informed of his movement, ordered his
advanced guard, commanded by General
l-auriston, to St. Lucar la Magos. He attacked
v.
ers, % of whom were officers, and among
them one Brigadier General, 400 horses, two
standards and 10 baggage waggons.-GeneIal
LaurIstOn pursued them more than two
leagues, and it is believed that but for the IA
tiSue OF our horses who had already marched
eight Spanish leagues, the enemy's loss would
have been still greater.
Gen Vallin having joined Gen. Lauriston he
continued to pursue the enemy and he re
ports on the esd that the Cavalry OF Lopez
I3anOs have thrown themselves INTO the noun
talns to gain BadajoZ, and that he hopes To be
able to destroy the rest of the column, before
1t should reach Huebla. Gen. Bourmont, after
having rested his troops few days at Seville
and having learned the result of Gen. VaIn's
expedition, would regain the Count Bourde-
soult, whose advanced guard was on the 2Ist
at Xeres, aud which should reach Cadz the
23d
All accounts agree that Cadz as well as the
Isle de Leon is destitute of the means of sub.
slstence, aud that the greatest confusion reigns
among the remains of the revolutionary army,
which have escaped To the number of or
5000 men; asd that no preparation is made
for defence.
When Lopez Banos presented himself be.
fore Seville the inhabitants offered resistance
but having a sufficient force in artillery he
forced an entrance. Some were killed and
some wounded on both sides. He ordered
forced contribution but he had only time to
raise 100000 francs, and some clothing and
shoes, OF which his men were in great want
The Count BnurdesOnlt informs his Royal
Highness that all parts Of the country which
he has trarcrsed are animated with the same
enthusiasm with the rest of Spain and that
deputies from the mountains of Ronda have
come - him, to declare that they will imme
diately recognize The authority of the king,