Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-01

to such infamous Frenchmen as pretend ",
are enslaved. Courage and the Constitution
and there is nothing on earth that can destro,
our liberty.
Long live the Nation, the Constitution
Religion, and Liberty
Ell EMPECINADO.
Valladedid, April I6, 1898
We have made our TRANSACTIONS from T.
Gaceta Espanola,' which is the governmen,
paper, transferred from Madrid, and was pub
llshed for the first time on the day of th.
kings arrival. The Madrid Gazette is to he
continued for the present three times week.
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BAYoNNE, May 5, evening.-We learn from
the headquarters, that his royal highness the
commander in chief, frequently receives cou-
riers from Seville.-His royal highness has al.
so received, within these few days, deputa
ton of the principal inhabitants of Madrid,
who have come to express to him the lively
desire entertained IN that capital to see the
French arrive speedily. The Army of the
Faith already occupies VaadoIid, and, ac-
cordinS to all appearance, will be at Madrid
on the 2sth; but il is very possible that King
ferdinand may be brought back to that city
before that time, by some regiments which
VIII have thrown off the yoke 0f the Cortes
1t seems certain, that Morillo has been aban-
doned by his troops
BAroNNE, May 9.-There has been no mes
senger from Madrid, nor have we received
any Spanish Journals. We know no news
but by means of private letters from the Ar
my, and those that are written by few mer-
chants, who from their age and inirmites
have not followed the Constitutional TROOPS.
The last arrivals from Vittoria, announce that
some indications have been given of the in
tentons of the enemy's Generals. It is as
serted that Morillo has marched into Asturia
with his corps darme, in order to mannuvre
on the right wing of the French army, for the
purpose of relieving Santona, and attempting
to retake Bilboa from the Army of the Faith
AS for Balasteros, it is said, that after several
manpuvres before the division of Gen. Moli-
tor, he had returned To Tudela, to Fix himself
between the headquarters and the division,
the march of which he pretended to oppose.
The number fhis troops is undoubtedly much
exaggerated, by making them amount to
10000 men.-lt is very singular circum-
stance that this General, three DAYS before
the entrance Of the French into Saragossa.
had refused to lend any assistance To the gar
rison of that town, against which he had sue
ceeded IN exciting part of the population.
The Pastor, who had been charged with
the defence OF Santona, has ust been replaced
In the command of this place by Col. Paredes,
who performed the duty of Fiscal in the
prosecutions instituted against the canspira-
tors of the 7th of July. The Pastor, friend,
and formerly companion in arms of Nina, is
charged with the command of corps of Cue.
rillas, who are to throw themselves on Ar
ragop, IN order to connect his operations with
those OF the General in Chief of Catalonia
Some travellers, in company with messen-
ger from the English government, who is just
come from Seville, elated that the Cortes are
actively engaged III every means TO raise
Com panies of Gueriilas. Several DEGREES re-
atlve to this organization have been issued
Ii Is also quoted as one ofthe acts agreed to
by the Cortes, and sanctioned Ly the King.
that Gen. Nina has had the unlimited power
conferred on him TO act IN the present war
according TO circumstances. 1t is believed
that one of the first acts of this General will
he TO TO send into Navarro, a division of his
corps, which, forming itself into Guerilias,
VIII serve as support for those which are be-
ginning to be formed in these provinces.
on the other hand, several rich proprleiors
have raised at their own expense, small bodies
OF parIlzans, who are betaking themselves 10
the mountains. Among these is mentioned
citizen OF Ernani, called Doyarcabll his
troop, II is said, has already attacked a small
detachment of soldiers, who were Joining their
comrades. ICour,er Fronco;s
aIrEHAvEN, May 1e.-Thr schr. Supply,
a trader from hence to- Liverpool, sailed on
Saturday with valuable cargo, and about 80
passengers. An express reached here this
morning, which states that the Supply came
on shore about Q p. NJ. at place called Drgg
Scar, about three leagues South Of St. Bees
Head that after striking some time she filled
with water. The crew and men passengers
were alI saved, but the women and children
about 10 in number, with the exception o
one, were all drowned; the bodies have been
all found.
I PEnrrGNAN, May lit appears that the
enemy have decided upon keeping on the de.
fensiye by means of occupying the noun
tains, which bound the right aank of the road
from, Figucras To- Barcelona the enemy.
army continues to occupy advantageous posi-
tIons. i is stated upon tire authority of differ
en4 reports brought to the refugees of III,
1 Faith, which reports have been sent by per
sons who assert that they have reckonM tn
cnemy's army, corps by corps, and man by
man, that it consists Of $4,000 effective men
1t is added that the last regiment which arriv
ed at the army from Barcelona, escorted ;
convoy of 100000 reals. II Is stated tha
the army Of Catalonia is to be reinforced b,
, 5000 men.
A late number Of the Dublin Eyenin;
Post, says: E" We have learnt from Il gentle
; man very conversant in the condition Of tn
! South of Ireland, that emigration, which wa
, principally confined to the North, has begu
! with great activity in Munster. From tn
neigbbpurhood Of one town, BOrroskane, thir
" Roman Catholic families have recently EN-
i igrated 20 Aplerica. Maryland, which u.s. /
{ some respects Catholic State, and Philade
L phia, are the destinations, we believe, OF thes
= aud other families"
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