The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-13


ptto penetrate through our frontiers or
lines of our Mn'es. il shall be repelied, IN
/ conformity tn the laws of Wa.
5. II the armed force accompanying the
King should consist of Spaniards, the Gem
erals in Chief shalt observe the instruc ;imo
that the Government will have forwarded,
with view TO conciia,e the elief of those
that shall have endured the unfortunate 10y
OF prisoners with the order ard security Of
the state.
6. The Gener in Chief that shall have
the honor of receiving The King, shall give
him or his own army the escort becoming his
high dignity and the honors due to his roy
al person.
| z. No foreigner shall be permitted to ac-
company the King, not even in the quality
| OF a domestic.
( tanea from NAPoLkoS or his brother, 10
sEpH any office, pension or nor, OF what
ever KIND it may be, shall not be permitted
to accompany The Kirg nor WI, on him -
neither those that shall have followed the
! French in their retreat.
! y. II IS conftied 60 the zeal of the Reren.
! cy to designate the route taat he Knr shall
follow until his arrival in this capital, to the
ehd tnat IN the re'inne, ate ndauce and be-
hors oherea h'n on the waY ard on his en-.
| trance in this court. and Other points con-
corning these particulars, II NJ nay re-
cei' e he Ike fhonor an II spect due TO
| his dignity, and 70 the love that. the nation
processes for bin.
10. The Presi: en-. Of the Regency is au-
thorlsed, by this decree, as soon as he shall
nave ascertained the entrance of the King
! on spanish territory, TO set out an. receive
II. M. until he shall NEE, ard acco.,pary
nm TO this capital With suitable re i'm e.
| IL. The President of the Regency S al
present to II. M. acopy of TIE p il ica Com
stitution OF the monarchy, to the end the.
n: M. b ing soquan ed with it, NJ, may
| take, with foil debera,ion and free II the
| oath that the Constitution presc,ibes.
IL. As soon rs the King shall arrive ia
| this Capital he shall come forthwith To the
Congress TO take the said naih. ob CRYING in
this act the ceremonies ard solemni,ies d.
rected III the interior Regula lion OF The Cor
ties.
~. The King having taken the oath
prescribed by the consti'utop thirty mem-
oers or the Congress, two oil them Sec eta.
| r'es, shall accompany II M to his palace.
where the Regency being formed with the
proper cereu ones, they shall deliver the
Cove rnment to II. NJ. agreeaby TO the
! Constitution and to the Cd sriel of the
Decree Of the 9TH of Sept 1918. The de-
putation shall return to the G neress to
give an account-of having thus sl6re, the
necessary TESTIMONY thereof remaining in
the archives of the Cortes
l%. 1 he same dav the Cories snail PISS
decree. with due soleIsnfty 30 make
known to the whole natirn me solemn scf.
by which, and in virtue Of the oata taken.
the h'ns has been constitutonally placed
J on ms throne. This decree. af er it shall
nave been read in the & rites, shall! be de.
livered into the hands Of the King BY de-
pusatIon Consisting of tue same Duu Der of
memh rs ato stated, to the end that it be
published with the same frmalities as all
The others. conformably TO what is prescri-
bed In the l4oh ar icle of the interior egu-
lation of the Cortes.
The Regency of the Kingdom shall at
teno 10 the tuihlment thereof, and shah
lated.
GtUen i" Madrid The ID Of Te6. 1914.
tadiz. F6. 3. The paper called a
Treaty be- ween Ferdinand and .Acholcou-
was negotiated AT Valenc the llth Dec.
1873. by the ID ke of 81. Ca,los ,n~the
part I the r er and Count L foreA. f,r
the iattNr. BY i, NAPOLEON renounces the
thrnne IN favor # Ferdinand and rec gn,-
@es ne ancient territories of SPAN Fepd;-
mana promises MT to cede any of the ter
r'to'ies, and to cause h English to evacu-
a'e hem. T. 'ch Prw.'r prom ses 10 main.
tam its maritime rights according In the
treaty of Utrecht. The adherrn,s of a.
| sem are to have an amnesty AID ioy thei-
properly. Ferdinand i to all. W a penqion
t. the ns and Q cen, is f. her and mo.
ther.-A treaty of Commerce is TO be cnn.
Guided, and the CONNIE rsial relations to re.
nam until len as before the war of l7sz.
The ratification # the treaty 60 be x han.
geo at Paris in thirty da s.or soaner if Dos
s'oie. u II IL he-hahs unnecessary %
add that tie Cortes IF .Shain has deckarfd
me dbope n hcr null and uoid and fha, IL
7'aS huofshed mer ely as 6agafeHe.
FERDINAND IN.
+ Madrid, FEB. z. Lord ", Hinrfon ha,
announced to the Marchioness de Sonfa
Crrz, that he had been informed Mat our
much wished for Ferdinand IN wash Pa.
ris, and that by the time his letter wouIl
come to hand, he would be on the froatjer of
epsin. This news ex res much Nv end
congratulations.
~ Po1js taters TO fhe OH l'eb. ,,oI.
no mention IF FERDINAND. II is nor yAL
oabte fhdf RoNAPARTE will let him 70 nm.
Hfhe treaty is ,afjfed; of which there is VA
hroba6afy. csnfHnS; 80
FRENCH ARTICLES.
From Papers rsceiue9 AZ Ro,.or
FRE.vCH YICPOFY