The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-06

The TeHrN part CumprehendS thirteen
letters addressed TO the Emperor after the
treaties of Bayonne, either b. Prince Fer
dnand, or by King Charles and Queen
Louisa. The following are sumo OF the let
tiers.
No. .. Letter Of Prince Ferdinand 10 rae
.Emheror.
SIR,
| have received with much pleasure the
uetter OF your imperial and royal majesty,
rialed the 18Th inst return thanks for the
aticctouate expressions with which l am
IGNORED in it, and upon which 1 have AL.
ways relied, and I repeat them for your
goodness in favoring the sui, of the Duke of
San Carlos and OF Macapaz, which mad
the honor TO, recommend to your notice. 49,
present also to. your idlperisl majesty, as
well in the name OF my brother and uncle
rs NJ myself, my, very sincere fluctuations
on the satisfaction you must have had IN the
1nsta'laton of your dear brother upon the
shrone OF Spain. The object of all our dc
sires having been always the happiness of
the generous nation which inhabts that vast
Kingdom, we Cannot see at the head of it a
monarch so worthy aad so we'll fitted by his
virtues to secure that object, without feeling
the greatest comfort AT the event 1t is this
sentiment and the desire of being honored
with his friendship, which have induced us
60 write 20 him the adjoined letter, which I
take the liberty to send toyour imperial ma
5esty, begging that, after having read il.
you will deign to presen, it to his catholic
majesty. so respectable mediation will
secure 1t a reception with that cordiality
which we wish to cultivate.
Excuse, sire. this liberty, which owes its
origin to the unbounded confidence with
which your imperial and royal majesty has
inspired US; and assured of our affection
and OF all cur respect, permit me to renew
the assurance OF the most sincere and invio-
liable sentiments with which have the no
nor to be, sire. your imperial and royal ma
Jesty's very humble and very obedient SER
want,
(Signed)
FERDINAND.
Valency, 22nI June, 1908.
No. g. Letter Of Prince Ferdinand to The
Emheror.
SIRE,
] have received with much gratitude
the letter of your Imperial and Royal Ma.
jesty ofthe goth inst. in which you deign to
assure me of the prompt dispatch of your or
ders on my affairs. Ny uncle and nv bro
Their have been as much charmed as myself
at the ainunciation ofthe Journey of your I'm
peral and Roya! Majesty to Paris, which
you again approach with your presence and
since, whatever may DC the road you travel,
1t must pass near this place, we Shall regard
II as very great qualification, if your Impe
rial and Royal Majesty will have the good
ness to permit Us to go to meet you, and re
new to you personally our homage at the
place which you may designate, provided you
may not be ncommodedGy it
(oigncd)
FERDINAND.
Valeacy, July 26, 1903.
No 4. Letter Of Prince Ferdinand 10 he
Emheror.
The pleasure which have had in
seeing in the public papers the victories With
whlcn Providence has newly crowned The
august head Of your Imperial and Royal Ma
jesty, and the great interest that we, nv bro
ther, my uncle and myself take in your sue
cess, have influenced US respectfully to fell
cItate you on the occasion. Under the pro
lection of your Imperial ard Royal Majesty
we live in love, sincerity and thankfuness