The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-09
PROCLAMATION.

Be it known to all the inhabitants of this
city, that the result of the occurrences of YES
terday morning was, that an armed force
came forward into the government house, and
there asked, among other things, to have ma
med by the constituted authorities, ecclesias-
tic, secular, and regular, the body of nobilj-
~, general officers, and of commerce, AsU-
PREME ASSEMBLY, to resume the jurisdic tt
on, dignity, rigor, and power of government ;
to act and proceed as NAV be found necessary.
until obtaining the end proposed, to defend the
religion and country. To this effect. they au-
thorise said assembly, in it's due form, accor-
ding to the faculties that the same people
think themselves to have right to, and ha-
wing accomplished their appointment and
the said assembly having given already some
dispositions, they have thought proper to have
them published, so that it may be known
whose commands must be obeved
= Gentlemen composing the supreme assem-
blv OF government president, H. f. Don
Francisco Seavedra, II. G.. the archbishop
ct. Loadicea, coadministrator OF the archbi-
shoprick of this city, and by his supernume-
raries the deacon of the tribunal of the. no
~ church, and Don Francisco Xavier Glen
fuegns, canon of the same; II. f.. the cover
nor Don Vicente Hore. BY the royal tri-
bunal, Don francisco Dias Burmudo, the re-
gent, and Don Juan Fernando Aquirrc. By
the nobility, Count de Twill, the marquis de
la Granina, the Marquis de las Torres, Don
Andres Mnano, and Don Antonio Zambra-
no Garlic de Albornot BY the city, Don
Andres Coca, and Don joseph de Checa. Nv
the general officers, Don Euscbio de HERE
ra. and Don Adrian Jacome. By the corpo-
ration, tho Deputies Don Antonio N mira M
and Don Manuel Peroso. BY the public Don
Joseph Morales GalIego. BY the commerce.
Don Victor Soret, and Don Caledonia Atom
50 And by the religious, the r. r.. F. F.
Manuel Gil, and Francisco Joseph Ramirez.
Don Juan BOutista Esteller, lieutenant of the
Sd regiment of artillery, 1st secretary; and
Don Juan Pardo, adjutant of the Regiment of
Fanecio, I'd secretary the whole having
immediately convened to devise what should
be done in benefit of the nation, and in de-
hance of its enemies, have resolved the fol-
lowing:
That expresses be sent to his excelIencv
the capt general of the province the CONT
de Tela was charged with the commission.
and also to inform his excellency in particu-
lar, Of what they had agreed upon, and of the
intentions OF the assembly; and to his excel
Iencv the commandment general of the camp
~ Gan Rogue and to the cities of Corelova.
Granada, aHd Jaen, to the prov ces of Fstre-
madura, and other cities and villages ada
cent thereto, with the view that they NAV
We apprized Of the proceedings Of this CITY
mat they may unite and exert themselves to
obtain The 50 much desired end
Let proclamatiops be drawn and printed
in favour Of Don Ferdinand VII. and Give
tnem circulation IN ali the cities and villages
OF this jurisdiction, and others Of the king
dom.
Let tho regent and ministers Of this royal
tribunal, and other judges Of this CITY, con-
'nue ~ their respective Offices, SO that the