Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-26

He reports that he had learned from HE pot on e dsv
he sailed. that courier had passed through Bordeaux
with the intelligence that great battle had been Tough,
between the Russians aud the Poles, In which the for
had been defeated and lost 5000 prisoners
He also reported that an insurrecton had broken
Russia In CONSCIENCE OF which, part Of the Russian
my had suddenly been withdrawn from Poland This
is evidently exaggeraon OF the from Paris
published yesterday. These of as late date
a. the 22d March, and Is impossible that this arrival
would bring later or as late Intelligence from Paris
The brig Oak arrived at Boston from Rochelle, brings
Bordeaux papers Of the 2lst, which contains merely
confirmation Of the Information already possessed in re-
1ation to another total discontinue of the constitutional
LATEST FROM SPAIN
Tho brig Oak, which arrived at Boston on Monday
last from Rochelle brought Bordeaux papers to arch
Fl. They contain no later from Paris than had
before received, but they furnish Madrid dates few
days later. The Madricd Gazette extraordinary of March
IL, publishes report from the Comm audant General
Of Andalusa, which announces that the Constitution
ass who had quilted the Isle Leon for Turifa were
pursued and cut pieces on the sth, at Beer, by the
royost troops, and that 400 laid down their arms
The General thinks that the instruction which had
threatened the most serious the Govern
ment is at an end Private letters, however, express
ed the opinion that all was at not end
Nv Y Daily Advertiser.
Tho brig Oak, who arrived at Boston on Monday,
from bordsaux brought papers to the 2l,t ult they
contain no news later taan before received
6rmatcn, OF the defeat Of the Spanish insurgents of
the Isle OF Leon They attempted, seems, to escape
- fArh, but were pursued and Overaken on the 8 b
March Bejer, by the Royaiist oops an action took
place. In which the Con, utonai ists were all cut to
pieces, except 400 taken prisoners, many of whom
were afterwards executed The Royast Gen .ral
iesada, thinks the insurreeion ly crushed but
private letters received Bordeaux express an opn-
ion that all Is not yet at an end.
BY accounts from Bologna of the 9Th uI, the Italian
troops had marched towards the frontiers Of Mod.na
headed by brave Polish General named Grabo wski
Ths Inhabitants OF Novi and Carpi are said to have
made gallant defence before their re rea aud 10 ava
killed many OF the Invaders. Guerilla pa rites have
been organnedin the Apprentices with.s view to keep
ing upa paruzan warfare among tho les
WAR-PERHAPs The New Bedford Mercury Of
yesterday, furnishes the following paragraph. The
latest dates from Brussels previously rec ved are OF
III, 22d March. The distance betw cen Brussels and
Flushing might by the aid of steamboat or fast YES.
sci and lair wind in the Sched be easily accomplish
ed 10 ten hours. The rumor, thoreiJre, may be true
tina, France had openly declared for Baigum but we
doubt. rN Y 9msr
LATEST FROM THE CoNfINENT.
The brig Franklin, Stephen ii. Rowland, master.
arrived this port yesterday, lett Flushing the 25,h of
March Ftaac, had jou-d the B-igians against the
King of Holland, and the French Gsnerai had been
at Brussels to take command Of the United Armiss-
An order had reach I'd Flu,hins, TO PUT in
readiness the whole OF the Ouch navy. TWAS ru
incurred and believed, that AUSTRIA HAD DECLARED
WAR AGAINST FRANCE. Cap. H3wiand broug II no