The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-21
B4LTIMoPE. Nav II

The brig St. Michseis, Henry Kenyon com.
mander, parted with her pilot at one O'Clock, 9TH
May off Cape Henry, wind strong from N. W.
She takes out two messengers, one for France,
the other for England the latter, Mr.. Purvi-
ance, takes his iamiy.-Tbere are several passen-
gers on board among the number are Mr. Rem
brandt Peale, of Philadelphia, and Mr.. Will
am Saltonstall, of N. York.
General Moreau left this city on Sunday for
Philadelphia.
The Hudson Bee gives us the returns of 81
counties for members of the N. York Assembly,
viz: SIS republicans and Al feds and quids, and
obcrves that from the best accounts, there will
be majority next winter in that house from II
to 90.
49, &C f4s- May II. f,,, .oai.l,i::
Extraet Of letter. from cadis to a gentleman in
this City, dated March 90 a..
J. The Princc of fcave I,as Lse., ...tes.ad end
imprisoned; the King has abdcated his throne
and the Prince of Asturias has been proclaimed
King, and under the title of Ferdinand the 9TH
Bonaparte is in Madrid, and has officially announ-
ced his determination to take possession of this
country, under TIE title of defending it from the
English, inclose the proclamation respecting
the Prince of Peace.
- -, j.; PROCLA3fATION -. ,.'s.qi,q'
by his excellency the Governor of the Council pro
tempore it has been informed, that the Kine-has
been pleased to authorize the Prince of. Astliria
that lie proceed against Don Manuel Gcdoy i'm.
mcdiately, according to law. And the Council
having been made acquainted. with it in the Ho-
tel Of the governor, has ordered it to be publish
ed, as well as another order whereby the goods
and effects remaining in the apartments which
Don Manuel .Godoy occupied III this court are
declared to belong to the King.-To the end that
confiding in his justice, and that of the council
the city may be tranquilized, as is expected from
ITS loy4lty !; and that all may Immediately retire
to their houses, SO that under no motive or pre-
text the noted fidelity and submission of this vi
cinity may be doubted, nor require this supreme
tribunal TO take other steps,
Madrid, 1874 March, 1903.
THE COUNCIL TO 7HE PEOPLE OF MADPIp.
Nothing ought to,take place to change the pub
lie Tranquility III the happy moments OF the exal-
tation OF King Ferdinand, the 9TH to the throne
OF Spain. HIS loyal subjects have given to his
m'yesty very decided proofs Of their attachment
and affection aud they ought not to doubt that
the love his majesty processes viii be engaged
entirely to promote the public happiness and
satisfy the wishes of the people of Madrid
What IS most important towards these great
objects, is public order; and that this may be
assured, the council hatte1s itself that ali the
retire to their houses aud preserve tie most per.
feet quiet persuaded that they will thus give to
ms majesty, III the first moments of his happv
reign, the I1ost certain proof OF the sincerity oi
their sentiments and Of the vows Of fidelity which
are now heard.
Maayid, 2Jh Much, 1903.
Don BARTHOLOMEW Munoz de Torres, Of the
Council OF IL. M. his secretary, clerk Of the most
ancient chamber and governor of tho council
" certify that the following royal order has
been communicated to the governor pro tempore
OF tile council by II Il. Don Pedro Ccvallos, first
secretary of state and OF dispatch.
SIR,
One OF the first cares of the King our forl
alter coming to the throne, was to inform tic
emperor OF the French and king of italy, of this
haPpy event assuring at the same time his i'm
pcr.ai and royal m'jcsty, that animated by the
same Sentiments as his august father far from
varying IN the smallest particular the political sys
tenn with respect 10 France, he win cndeayor by
all possible means, to draw closer tho ties of A.
NIFTY and strict alliance, which happily subssts
between Spain and the French Empire His
m.Jcsty orders nc 90 commitments il to you, in
ordyr nat ~ publishing il in the council, that
tr'bu al may, IN consequence, take all the rnea.
ures f'r restoring The public Tranquility in Ma.
Il : IN o re eve avid afford the French TROOPS
who are P eParei 20 crter that cjty an the assis.
lance tiey miy need, enncavoring To persuade
Inc &c ;ic tact they come as rerds, and viii,
VlUN, useful . Tho Htt,ss .tiI t,,.. 49,, 80.