Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-05
FOREIGN.

NEw foRK, November 80.
LATE FROM FRANcE.-B BY the Rhone and Utica pacl
ct ships from Havre. have Paris files TO the 23d
u Inclusive and Havre of the Gath In France all APP
pears tranquil The discussion OF Spanish affairs is The
main occupation OF the Paris journals. We do not per
ceive that any material change has occurred since our
previous dates. Navarro and Biscay are still .is,ubed
bu The insurrecuon does not appear spread soon
as the troops from Mard-which capital up to tho eve
ming OF 4h October remained ranqnil-rcoch the scene
will be instantly put down. Navarro had been placed ui
der martial law, by the Vice Roy, Antonio Soda who de-
cares himself resolved TO maintain the rights OF the Young
Queen. His proclamation is follows:
make known TO the inhabitants tf the kingdom that
am hrny resolved 10 maintain the right Of OH 10
Tie crown, which, by the fundamental laws of the mo
narchy beoagsto our well beloved Sovereign Donna isa-
bella whose authority during her minority. will be ex-
ercised by the Regent Perceivng that h. rip b ia de-
MED by who should be the TO de H. and thar
public tranquility is disturbed by some evil minded per
sons who have only reached their present stations
intrigue but who incapable of maintaining them by
thti s"ods and perceving that neither a violation Of
the laws OF the land, tho oath taken some months ago
to Donna Isabella, nor the death OF the lactous San
Lddron nor the aspect Of France, ready to interpose
in favor OF beloved Sovereign nor the recollection
o. Zoe e''s inseparsoie from foreign Intervention,
nothing in short, suicing to check the spirit of dis
affection which mar ifess itself at different points
and even in This capital have determined from
these considerations 10 DECLARE hereby declare this
Kingdom under martial law; aud to that end, assuming
upon myself the royal prerogave declare the functions
Of the civil tribunals suspended; and that permanent
military commission, under the Presidency of Brga.
der General Rafael de Resch. be charged with investi-
eating and Judging all transactions also create coun-
necessary for the paccaion of the kingdom be taken:
ana mat no one may plead Ignorance this PROCLAIM
shall be published and circulated through the kingdom
Done al The royal palace at Panpeuna, 4th October
ANTONIO SOFIA
Letters from Pampeluna OF l6th speak of the garrison
there as oil only 1000 and that owing 10 the small
ness OF the force, many Of young men of the civ and
the neshoo,ng Villages generally were openly support
daily looked for from adJ might it was feared find il
difficult TO enter Pampeluna, owing the prevalence of
Carism in the villages around it, Martial law however
tyay fhao
Navarro. ' "
The Memorial Bordeiais, Of goth October conf, ms
previous account, that in engagement between parv
oil Cars and the Queens troops at Quinta la Faica The
former kept possession of the field Still we look at all
this as the accident Of guerilla warfare which does not
seriously menace as yet the young Queens throne.
Don Carlos has no where appeared; and il in Spain,
keeps himself very close. r'
PARIS, Oct. GA letter received nv b,pkor A. pa
RS rom me camp OF Don Miguel, states positively that
the dlsmson OF M lie Bourmont from ,he post of gene
ralssino oil the Portuguese army is entirely owing To ,Lo
suspicious which had taken root in the mind of Don Mi
suei i'll consequence of the negotiations hc had taken
place betw Bourmont and Lord w Russell Don MI
guel no doubt recollected that Bourmon had been trail
or TO MS own country and that he might therefore also
prove traitor to him.
PARIS Oct. 22.-The ne WI from Borde,ux of Tho ooh
follows ~ %
No dependence should be placed on the calm which
apparently prevails ia Navarro, and believe that Pro-
vince more Than any other part of the Kingdom oures
.ne attention oil Government In this view OF the case
the execution OF Santos Ladron was probably reour
ea ny sound policy lie arrived at Pampeuna ON the
l3,h and is that lie was shot ON Inc Jv (Ilov
ing.
he mail carrier from Detrogs arrived Yesterday after
hoon had met troops stationed at Burgess the insur-
recIion had extended Qnnhana Paa ony some leagues
distant In this there probably was battle TO DAY:
perhaps even yesterday. -
We learn by the way of St. Sebastian tha, Corer,t
Castro lerregno, commandan Of Old CASTLE had marched
on herando, where the rebels appeared determined t
make stand This General had with him 1000 men, ALI
old soldiers, and good many volunteers They are tn
form junction with the regiments coming by forced
marches from Madfid and the arrival Of which al Burros
is already known.
courier from MadIid left on the road at Toloso Ga,
zec extraordinary Of the 18th, containing two de crees
winch onawed the Marquis of Waldo Epina the Briga-
der Ldbala Verasegny, Afas, chief OF the
at Blboa, Vitioria aud Logrono.
Tie following is the news contained in the Bot,leaux
papers Of the 10Th October
SAINT JEAN PIED DE PORT, Oct. 16-The tisinE i'm
Navarro IL general; where the people hare risen IN
inns at the call OF the priests, and paid With the gold Of
the converts TO tho details given by
we can add, that the insurgents have marched Oh yaIcar
los where the Instruction spread rSpidy r these noun
taneers had previously been required by the priests TO
range themselves under the banner of Charles V
The courier from Bordeaux and hat fou, Sinai, have
DTough to-ay very little from Spain but The salts
factory intelligence received Yesterday j., csn6rmed Th.
Cdist hsIrfec could be org ani1ed viii, sC
ceely 70 prevent The success OF the measures of ,e re-
preston adopted by the government At present The fate
" 0ps'h depends OH The solution Of this guesiion-wbe
er TIE Queen Chfistiana will follow the letter the uro-
ses winch She has made to the ministers Tie northern
powers mol 10 Introduce any changes Ia tie kingdom or
W"e'her ihe devotion which the coDsihGionasss haze
SHOWN VIII induce her TO make in teiR
favor ~