The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-03
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| No v.
Letter from King George III SIGNED il,
| dis ozvn hand 70 Prince Ferdinand, en-
! trusted n Koki.
| SiR-MY DRoTHER-I nave long wished
tor an opportunity To transmit to Your ma
Jestv letter signed in my own hand, express.
sing the lively interest and profound regret
/ have felt since your majesty has been re-
moved from your kingdou and loyal subjects
Notwiths' anding the violence and cruelty
with which the usurper of the throne of
Spain overwhelms the Spanish nation it
must prove 6 eat consolation to your ma :
Jesty to learn, that your people preserve
their loyalty and attach ment to the person
OF their lawful king. and that SPAN makes
continual Efforts to uphold your majesty IS
rights and to re establish the INDEPENDENCE
| or the monarchy. The resources of my
Kingdom. my fleets ami armies, shall be en-
ployed to assist your majesty's subjects in
this great cause, and my ally, the Prince
Regent OF Portugal, has also contributed to
IL with all the zeal and perseverance, Of a
| faithful friend.
To your Maiesty's faithful subjects, as
well as your allies, your presence only is
wanting in Spain, where it woald inspire a
new energy
therefore intreat your majesty with all
the frankness of the alliance and friendship
s.
to consider OF the most prudent and effectual
means Of escaping from the indignties YOU
experience, & of shelving yourself among
people who are unanimous in their wishes
for your MAZE stv'S aapplnessand glory.
annex TO this letter copy OF the Gre
dentialS which my minister in Spain is to
present to the Central Junta that governs
there in the name, and by the authority of
your majesty.
entreat your majesty to rest assured of
my sincere friendship, and of the true at
tachment with which
! am, Sir, my brother
Your worthy brother,
(Sgned)
(Countersigned)
1T the Qneen's Palace.
Londo"' January 81
No. VI. Is letter from George III. to
Prince Ferdinand, being IA Copy of the full
power granted to Henry Wellesley
No VII. This is d letter from M. de Der
themy, giving a description of the festlvi-
ties at the Cas- lie of Valancay. OH the fl st
or April, in honor of the emper RS marri-
age, upon which occasion the Spanish PrIn-
ces are represented as having studiously en-
braced every opportunity of mani estimg
their joy at the event They attended The
chapel at The castle, and at the Conclusion
OF the Ie Deum Prince Ferdinand was the
first to eXciain-" Long live the Emperor,
long live the Empress The toasts after
dinner were, by Prince Ferdinand-' Our
august Sovereigns Napoleon the Great, and
Maria Louisa, his august spouse. by
Prince Charles" the two Imperial and
Roy al Families of France and Austria -
BY Prince Anthony" The happy union
OF Napoleon The Great, and Maria /. Visa -
NJ D'Amczaga. AT tue table of The officers
OF their household, gave" Napoleon the
Great and Maria Louisa. the glory and de.
nght OF France and Germany may d.
VINE Providence grant them long and hap
Ply lie. The castle and park were ilumi
mated in the evening with between & 1000
lamps.
VIII Is copy of letter addressed
to M Berthemy by Prince Ferdinand &C
quainting him with his wish to become the
adopted son of his majesty.