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


roops OF Eerona being about 10 leave that
place in order to form the siege of Hus!alrich.
The sick will be sen, back 20 PtrpSnan.
| PuTcERDA, May S3.-yhe baron d'Eroles y
has gwen the command of M;railess corps to
the son OF that officer, who was scrvin.. In IL
as captain. All parties seem to unite in saying
mat Mrailes was man whose disinterested-
ness, moderation and purity ofpurpose had re-
commended him To general esteem. His wife
and children, who had left France for Csrvera.
nut who happily had not proceeded beyond
Solsona, have arrived at Puycerda I'm my
former letter announced to you, that Roma
gossa, with his own corps, and some French
troops, had pursued Lloberas to St. Felix del
PIano-Within two days a rumor has got
abroad that an action took place there. Va.
rious versions are given as tn the result Some
pretend that Lloberas was completely beaten,
his troops dispersed, and himself fugitive,
Others say IT was mere skirnish OF outposts,
without much loss on either side. Positive
details are yet wanting. A militia force of
! 1900 men is organizing at Yich.
! PaiDADELPHIA, July 2I.-Our Lsbonp arers
which are ofune day later date than the London
papers received TX n. York, contains no news
from Spain, except notice of "A terrible tu-
multi which took place at Seville on the Isl of
June. and which was ocCasioued bv the mill
tia OF that place uniting themselves with some
OF the refugees from Madrid. and making an
attack on the persons aud property of private
ciiizens. To calm the tumult il was found
necessary to have recourse To arms. By order
OF the Cortes, the ringleaderS were taken into
custody, and tranquility was restored. This
Is stated on the authority Of "a letter dated See
vile, June 9TH.
On the same authority,it is declared that
! the Cortes, have-resolv ed To remove the King
To Cadz. This measure, the Lisbon editDr
lr..t, he l,,,tt IL
| advantages that translation of the govern
ment To that city, had in eos. Then, power
tai English fleet, ami all the means which
Great Britain lavished. gave that place :;
strength which enabled il 10 decide the fate of
Spain. .Noip, it is deprived of all those reso,u
ces, and can acquire no new force by the pre-.
sence of the government so il consequently,
can "iier no obstacle, to the progress ofthe
French army. Gaz.
! BALTIMORE, July 2I-Om attentive COZ
respondent at Caracas hns forwarded copy
/ OF I'll Venezelano of The 9lst June, from IS hich
we translate the following article
BY person who may be relied on rp-
Gently arrived from Curacao, we are Informed,
that the schooner Especuladora had arrive.s.
! there from Maracaibo, which place shy left ON
Sd instant; from this source I'VE bave advice of
the latest events at Maracabo, which agrees
perfectly with our former accounts as 10 the
exhausted state to which the place is reduced
Morales, prnGing by the separation Of
otT squadron near Moporo, despatched 10
Curacao the above mentioned schooner, with
lie double nhlrct of bringing provisions and
of advising Laborde 10 come TO his relief W..
do not understand what description of aid
} Lahorde can give hini hy sea- The Spaniards
at Curacao say, that the boats of ire rrigate
J have taken and destroyed General PatlilIa' x
Fed GGz
This meri'orions soldier, Morales, iosuI..ngIy.
calls the 1fr'cda Poditht, without re6ectiug lat
even IL he was SO, among us there is no distinction
o" account OF origir colour, aud that we esteem
even the SPaniards themselves when they are inst
} lNote by The CaraecaS Ediior
" The prisons Of Maracaibo were filed the
officers of Court itself lei Cabildo mismo1
were arrested, because they had not heen A.
be 10 collect the repeated and inefectusl con
trlbuions which were daily imposed
81 tits said that the commandant of the castle
ON seeing our intrepid defenders PASSING in front
of his batteries without being able 10 prevent
II, was guilty of the vile act of causing our Off
GERS LOubet and Silva, who were their pri-
soners, TO be shot aud exhibited as objects OF
terror To our vessels expecting in this way
to intimdate those who disregarded The fire OF
their furtrcss. Ifthis lie the case. il is most
barharOus crime"
;, The following article from the National
Advocate jutiies the expectation lht the
report OF the capture and destruction of Gen
eralal Phdllia, as mentioned yesterday, was not
well founded.
Ertr0cf |iom CIR Correspondent.
/ CURACAO 2Gth juno.
Commodore La Borde is here. and cannot
proceed To MaracalbO on account Of the great,
scarcity OF provisions. They brought from,
Havana $4,000, of which 25 900 has beer,
sent to Morales the rest is lodged here Cor
pros isions. Our government will not allow
the expectation of provisions until the cifyis
| well supplied. The Colombian agent hcrp.has
received a remittance of coffee, TO paw for the
supply OF C6ro with provisions.
The news from Maracafio is very interest
ing. The EspecuIator has returned from the
Bar of Maracaib0, having landed her cargo.
with two other vessels, at Fort San Carlos
| becansr Padd's squadron has taken complete
! possession OF the Lagoon. II the troops Of
MOtlIo could only unite with him, Maracaibo
would soon fall. Padilla has had different
actions in all, hi was victorious The Span-
l1rds are spreading contrary reports but they
must have something to say, IN order to light
en- their grief.
4 On the evening Of tie g2d lIav. in thc
British House of Commons, Mr.. Vhifrnore
made long speech IN support of his motion.
| for equGli-iUg he driies on E0gi and Ucst
! India Sugars. His motion was lost. after much
I debate, by vote Of 10l noes 10 81 ayes. 4
question being put to Mr.. Canning re-
specting the violation Of Greek bockades by
British crulZers, he answered." IL was true
That IN one or two instances, IN one instance
/ especially, u Greek blockade instituted ac
cordinn fo all he Ia So n + Vysr had Io,r ,;,t.,f