The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-14

"Given in our Imperial camp at
"Schoeabruhn. Sept. z. 1909.
(Signed) "NAPOLEON.
"The Minister, scc'ry Of State.
(sis'iiSA} pER1At. I prd + MARET''
"Ar OUR IMPERIAL CANT ar
"ScHoEEBRuNN. September 5.
Napoleon. Emperor of the French, King of
Italy, Protector of the Confederation of
the Rhine. &c. &c.
1--WE have decreed, and do decree what
follows:
cart. 1. Our cousin, marshal Serrurier,
senator, is appointed commander in chief of
the national guards Of our good city of Pa
ris.
"2. Our ministers of the interior and of
war are charged with the execution of the
present decree. -,
(signed) :, "NAPOLEoN.
III. B. MARET."
AMsTfRDAM, Sept. s.-His maiesty's
answer to the addresses of the different
niversary, was dignihed and impressive.
In noticing the late attack on the islands of
Zealand, his majesty said, The invasion
which has afflicted them could have been
foreseen, but the grand struggle on the banks
of the Danube, so gloriously terminated, BY
France and the Emperor my brother, i'm
posed upon us the necessity of undergoing
that danger, while the great interests Of Eu.
rope required the momentary absence of our
troops, who, in Spain and Germany, have
covered themselves with so much glory"
LONDON, Oct. 5.--Lord Melville, we un-
derstand, has been sent off by his majesty's
command Mr.. Percevals letter to him was
C{T Ia 'Hhnrcl,y h.. -.
from Scotland the beginning of next week
u .hnd is IL POSSIBLE that .'his D1ajesty"
means TO insult The feofle Of England 6y
The aflfointnrent Of SO CORRUPT character?
Yer 7vhat is IMPOSSIBLE to his Mad. jesfy?
MADRID, Aug. 10. DefnitiDe suhhres.
sion Of alt Nc Monks in all Sflain. Don 10.
seph Napoleon DEGREES, That all the regu-
lar monastic and mendicant orders, which
exist in all the Spanish possessions, are sup.
pressed and within Is days from the pub
LEGATION of the present decree, the individu
ais of such orders, are toleave their converts
and are totake the eclesiastic secular dress.
They shall withdraw to the places where
they were born, and there they shall receive
individually from the Treasury of the Pro-
vincial Revenues. the pension determined by
the Decree of the 27th April last. The
ministers of the Ecclesiastic Affairs of the
interior, and of the finances, shall take the
necessary measures to secure the recovery
OF all the property of the converts, which
shall remain to the nation, according to the
destination already prescribed. All eclesi-
astic persons, without any distinction of or
ders, shall be promoted to the curacies and
to other dignities. They shall enjoy all the
advantages of the clergy in virtue of their
fitness, merit and conduct.
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ed, and the government shall take speedy
measures to promote the interests of those
benevolent institutions.
August 10. Fifty millions of reals are
put to the disposition of the minister of the
Interior to indemnify all the inhabitants who
have suffered the calamitics of the war, and
fifty more at the disposal of the Minister
OF War to recompense those who have dis
tinguished themselves by their courage and
fidelity.
Another decree of the 18th, ordains that
many Grandces of Spain and Diguitaries of
the kingdom, having betrayed the confidence
the king had put in them, and violated the
oaths they had made to him, his majesty
shall not henceforward acknowledge any o.
Their Grandees CT titled persons, but those
he shall designate by special decree-
those who are in possession of title may
solicit the continuation of it; but until they
have obtained it, they cannot use it in any
act or contract.
SEVILLE, Sept 6.-Thc Supreme Com
mittee of the Royal and distinguished Span
ish Order of Charles III. have unanimously
voted 10000 ducats of money lately received
from America, to be applied to the support
OF the widows and orphans of that unconquer.
able place, Paniza.)
On the 24th Of last month, his Excellency
Mr.. Frere, who, with such ardent zeal for
our national glory and independence. per.
formed the functions of his Britannia Males
tvs Minister with the Supreme Junta of
Government, had his audience of leave.
- Gen. D'Agoult, the "cnch governsr of
Navarro, having condemned four Spaniards
to suffer death on charge of their having
murdered French SERGEANT and merchant,
and giving public notice of the execution of
his sanguinary order, Don Muriano de Ro-
males, Commander in Chief Of the Spanish
troops in the mountains of Arragon, for His
Majesty Ferdinand VII. has issued proca-
nation in answer to the former, which con-
tains the following articles:
u. Manuel Antonio Gruyer, Thomas Pc
richie, Juan Beaubier, Francis Desaix, and
huguste de la Colombiere, all agents of the
French, shall be conducted by my troops to
the camp of Erigonia, and being placed in
position facing Madrid, looking to their
King, "Pope BotteIiah," doe Bottle) they
shall hear their sentence Of death pronounc :.
cd and being afterwards ordered to face
Pampeiuna, they shall be beheaded, and their
bodies be suspended from gibbets, on the
roads which lead to Madrid tuifh ti,a I'll