Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-29


dental quarter, that Morales was in fe,t <,
Carlos with all his forces, waiting for I,hos
de to come over, as all his small craft wers
destroyed by PadiIla." 80
lFrom,the New York Mercantile Advertiser Juiv o.,
WEST INDIA COMMERCE.. :
III Was reported IN town Yesterday morninr
'hai AN arrangement had been concluded be-
tween the governors of the French and Sran
sh w. India Islands, by which the commerce
those Islands should not be molest.d bv tn
ships OF war of either nation. But it appears
by Havana paper of the 9TH inst. whc, we
received by the Diana, that the Governor Cen
erai oil CUBA has rejected the overtures Gor
that purpose from the French authorities.
Capt. Higgins left at Havana, 18th inst. a
british sIoop of war; 9 gun boats, and schrs
no American government vessels in port
Cap'ain Gresory, of the Grampus, had gone
10 hey west for assistance to proceed against
nest oi firates, recently found Some
.. lne gang had sent word To capt G.. that
they were part ofthe crew ofthe Panchetta
and that since their liberation they had taken
ample satisfaction on many American vessels
for being captured by him.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND
The packet ship Nestor, capt. Lee. arrived
yesterday from Liverpool, bv which we have
received papers TO the evening of the 18th n,t
ihcS announce no new events ofimportance;
those oil the last date, are principally filed with
the proceedings of the great meeting held "A
tue London Tavern TO consider of the best
means oil Attending assistance to the Spanlards.
Lord VIM. Bentiuck presided. The sum of
t4,T95 was subscribed. In the course of IN.
proceedings, the editor of The London SIM
came forward and stated that the false ar
counts relative TO the affairs of Spain. winch
had appeared in The English papers. were
prepared IN Paris, and produced pr-of that bs
had received orertures from Paris 10 publish
such articles as should be furnished thronrh
the rsnch Embassy, at the rate of 500 francs
per article.
News ofthr Revolution in Portugal had lust
reached London, through Paris, by TeIe.
graphic despatch, dated Bayonne. June 10
No events at Lisbon, subsequent TO the 5o,b
OF Nlay, are mentioned the weather hayinp.
interrupted the communication, il was ngt
known ther th, d spi I, h was finished
Inc London Courier now saws: % II is con.
hdenHy expected that the next address from,
Sir W. A'Court will communicate inte,licenco
OF most satisfactory kind with regard TO the
arrangement of the affairs of Spain. There
are two powerful motives operating upon The
frrnch Government, To induce il To bring the
ma Ter 10 as SPEEDY and favorable an issue az
possible The one, is the expense. which We
OF re action ON the pant Of the Royalists."
1t Is the intention of France. we understand
"hem Ferdinand is released from his captivity
ana brought back Ia his capital 70 withdraw
his armies behind the Ebro and there wait IN
me hIng and his friends have firmly establish
ed an order of things more agreeable TO the
wishes OF the Spanish people than that which
now exists. Great secrecy is observed with
re- Regard To every lhIng that is done at Seville
1 me ki"S, we need not scarcely add, is entirely
~ the hands Of the revolutionary party. who
daily threaten his life, and il is even said tina,
some Tears are felt Of their carving their
threats into execution. TIo,,ri,r
FRENCH ARMY IN SPAIN.
TIE .HGjor General 10 The Minister Of IFcr.
The division of Bourck continued its
IN 'vement upon Leon. The advance guard
OF this division, commanded by NJ. the Mai.
Gen. Count Gle la Rocheiacquelin, occupied
That town on The 51st MAY.
On he lst June, rec onn, iteiing dctachj
ment OF 100 cavalry, supported by 900 infant
ry, marched upon Astorga. On the Oh at
day break, this detachment rcll in with Tho
enemy 5 rear guard about Il league di,tance
from, and On tins side of Astorga. composcd
OF 1000 men, of whom 500 were cavalry. who
prepared to retire. Our chusseurs and bus-
saFs instantly charged The enemy, threw their
ranks INTO disorder, and pursued them a
league and battle-ground Astsrga /; 10 or 10 4
men Killed. great number wounded. $50
prisoners lamong whom are Mai Cen Sam
tago Wall, and The Chief d'Escadron Manuel
NarIe Romero) are the result of this brilliant
affair "tth advance guard.
Head quarters at Madrid. June & 1908
eral.
lsisoed) "Couot GUILLEslINoTa
PANS, June l2-The marquis dc Talaro
IS Nominated Ambassador of France to King
FerdInand, and accredited AS such 10 the Re-
g ncy during the captivity of The King. lie
SET OFF on Tuesday
IL IS affirmed that the diplomatic agents of
Russia aud Austria viii set ont at the end Of
III week Tor the same destination.
The arrival in Paris Of Ire Charge DAT
ia'res OF Prussia for Spaia, is every moment
The Charge d'An,res ol sardinia TO the
week.
Col BotOurlin, aid dc camp 10 the Emperor
ni Russia, set offycsterday morning to convey
me congratulations Of his master TO the Duke
q AnS"nifme. Col. Bolourlin inteads to So
licI' ms Royal HIigbnrss' permission to share
The campaign with the French army.
hiians and LlObera, desperate from the
uepI"rabie situation in which they find them
serves al Barcelona, where famine threatens
10 provoke an lnsurectioD, have attempted
ne" attack against our troops At Granoes,
alter tolerabIy smart action, General Curiai
completely defeated the Conslitutionalisis.
Inc general afterwards advanced beyond
5rano'Ies, and our troops are in sight of Bar
me Etoile contains two proclamations Ivy
ne bddrld lteSeucy, one Of which. addressed
% me army,we subjoiu. The other is address