The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-23
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| LATEST FROM SPAIN.
BY the arrival at this port yesterday of the shin
| Far american, Capt. BsoN, in SO DAYS from
! Cadiz, were favored with file OF CatZ papers
from the 1st to the 9Th of March, inclusive The
f,cst Interesting article is in tis days Gazettcits
the following.
Formation ofa :iezv regency in Stair.
C0rteS, bfarch s.
! The report was read of the special commissions
named TO make such alterations might be iud-
ged proper fer the regulation OF the regency 10
the end that concord should be established between
tbs deliberations of the Congress, and the powers
| OF the executive government. This report being
read, two Secretaries of Dispatch came forward
and proposed the modification If various articles Sc
several new ones. The principles the following
| The Regency OF the Kingdom shall be COMPOSED
of individuals, who to be removed, one gong
out at the end of the first year of his election by
lo. and in the same manner snothar at,the end Of
the second year, and from thence it sh all be ccn-
tnued that the eldest shall! go out annually, bat with
out injuring the power OF reelection. it the Cores
thOnld see proper-
The Secretaries Of Dispatch shall set by them,
selves the name of the Regency, without the ne
cessty of giving it account of ell tire, ulterja-
neasares they may think proper Tor fulfilling tho
dispositions made BY the government. Every or
der OF the government shall he acted upon in coun-
ell of all the Secretaries of Dispatch Ii any one
OF them should dissent, he shall cause his opinion.
10 be entered in a book. Each Secretary maj, On
his responsibility, name an uDder-Seeretary who
shall assist him in his correspondence with the Re
sency; but order shall he sealed by the latter
but by the Secretary himself. These ender-Secre.
taries shall be removable at the will of him.
who appointed thsrn, anil their functions shall
cease when he who appointed them shall be rerno-
we'd.
At every public session of the Congress at least
of tho Secretaries shall assist, by turn, without
preventing the attendance OF the Whole, If thoneht
necessary by the Csrtes. the Regency, or the See
retar1es themselves The responsibility Tor the acts
Of the government shall be altogether on the Sec
re:areo. An the Secretssie shall be nd;7inajlv
responsible TO the Corts for al tie acts of tie NV
eminent Of general nature, whoever may be tie
corresponding Secretary and each one shall also
bs responsible for the particular ae,s 10 his
ment, without pleading IS an excuse che win ofthe
Regency.
The printing of the repors ordered, 81 the seq
sion rose
March o. In the session Of this day the foreoo-
| ing report was taken up and after warm debate
| and some tumut, was put 10 the vote and agreed
| to, se votes to 49, The Decree was immejiatei,.
pub la,ed, and the three members ciioran as re-
| gency were sent for 10 take upon themselves the
! government, and take the oatls required. The
councillors OF state named TO this important place
as being the three eldest, the very Reverend
Archbishop Of Toledo Cardinal bourbon Don Pc
! dro Agar and Don Gabriel Oscar.
| TThe heads OF the debates are oontsined in one
ofIIe papers we have received, which we win rro
badly give translation Of in a day OF two-- I'd.
| tor