Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-11
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From 1t late London paper
The Following Circular, dated in Mav last
has been transmitted by the Ministers of the
isnr Allied Courts. by order OF their Sovereiyns
10 the Ministers PienipOtcntisry accredited 10
the different foreign courts -
" TOpI,ur.-l'he Allied Soy ereiyns " no sign
ed the Treaty with France OF the 10th Novrm-
Der, lSlJ. havin. agreed TO meet during the
ensuing Autumn, ia order. contoi mahiy TO the
9Th Article OF the said Treaty, To take iuto
consideration, il concert with his most Chris
tinn Majesty, the inieiral state Of France and
| afterwards 10 decide whether the military &C.
cnpaiion OF the frontier provinces of that king
dom shall cease. Cr whether IL ought To be con
'innrd; ycoleaGwes aud myselfhave received
0rueis from our respective Cabinets, TO max
known 10 NOn the motives of this mecting.-
ILeie is Io doubt that The article before n,,n
toned, gives exclusively To Tie Allied Sove.
reigns tie right of deciding solely and eXciu
>iveiy nron Tie important question which Il
involves. Their Imperial and Royal Maiesiies,
! however wishing Ia avoid al, unfoundcd inter.
pretationS tina, may tend to give TO their meet
ias> the character of Congress, and at the
same time to proven TIE interference OF other
Princes and Cabinets in The discussions the
derfion Of which is expressly reserved to
them. have ordered their accredited Ministers
and tnvoys TO make known to other Courts
aud States The deter mination which thew have
adopted, to decline every overture OF con.
irary description which may be addressed tn
them. and not to admit any Plenipoientary
who may be sent to the place destined for their
meeting.
:" Insisting upon a right exclusively reserved
10 them by the treaty of 1913, the Allied Sove.
rcIgns do not wish TO interfere with the negc-
cations set on foot at Paris London, ard Frank
tort, which may be terminated in the places
where the conferences are established, and mn
der the intervention OF all the parties, WHO,
aware of their nature, are called upon to take
part in them.
:. have therefore The honor, Monsieur. TO
info of This mig doto ~
the Allied So,ereigns, i'll order that YOU NAV
IN the same sense plain il every time that the
Governments to whom you are accredited
express any intention or desire of sending
any person, orof taking any part, directly or
ndii eciiy. i'm the deliberations reserved ex.
ciusiVely for the deter minatiOn of the Allied
Luuty
:. In those cases, where circumstances fur.
niSh an opportunity tor those explanations Won
are requested To make the declaration of the
motives ei right aud CXpedioncy, which Justify
The proposed measure, with all courtesy and
consideration, or that these motives may he
representcdin the same view, and accompanied
by the same spirit by which they have been
dictated"
The meeting of the Allied Sovereigns, al
uded TO IN the above note, is, il is said. to take
place at AlX.ia-Cbapelle, OH the Goth Septem-
Der.
PARis, Jnly 6.-Thc express expected from
Madrid as bearer of an answer TO The PROPOSE.
tior lately inade by the Duke of yelling ton
IN tho name OF the Me dating Powers respeet-
ing Monte Video, has at length arrived. The
reply OF the Spanish government is contained
IN circular to be transmitted through its
ambassador at Paris TO the Ministers OF the
Medlatin. Powers. This is briefly f,c sub-
stance Of the circular. That his most Catholic
Majesty declines, in the first instance the pro
posal OF occupying Monte Video by neutia al
force, as but partial and Inefficient remedy
10 the cvI complained of; that i've is earnestly
desiious or adopting a course which NAV no:
only render TIL, expedition unnecessary but
remove al once, together with this evil, all
'Eose which affilct his d0miuons oil the Cont
neht OF South America that recrettipg the
failure OF all his eudeavors TO recall his sub
| Jecis To their allegiance, and sensible at the
| same tl!ue OF pio!ougiEg this state Of warfare
Is resolves 10 arrest, on GTy terms the cTiusion
| OF bicod in those countries; and with This
view, proposes Il general plan OF paciiic niion
| 10 he carried into sffect under the guaIant &c
| OF the British Government, as tie rover
| whose euaianiee mast be most efficient for tile
purpose. i hen comes an exposition, of the
! plan Itself, winch differ. most materially from
| those proposed at former periods 10 the cmaIi-
| cipated colonies. BY this plan his Most Ca
| tholc Majesty gives his American subjects
| equal rights with his European subjects: he
comedies TO Them free trade, and proposes "A
| general amnesty TO all who have Egen in rebel.
! iion asa.:'st his authority. The circular MAX Is
! no mention whatever CT the particular means
| by which this plan is TO be carried into exc
| proposes no other guarantee than that OF the
| British Government, Notwithstanding that
| tins GoNoriiinent has repeatedly declined act
! Ing as sole me aiatOr, on the ground OF lis Ell
| sagenent with the Europe an Alliance, 10 take
| nostep without lis participation. Ii Departed
| II Is true, from this principe, in stating that
! II would not refuse its mediation if applied
1 for, 10 settle the dispute between Spain and
| the y. States. This citcular comes acconpa-
MED with projected manifesto OF his Most
| Catholic Majesty, addressed, in pursuance Of
| this plan, to his South American subjects.
meeting of the Foreign Ministers is held this
day, al the Duke OF Wcllngion's, to take in
| 10 consideration the conteuls of tie late des
patch from Madrid. Meantime, the more
practicable plan of settling the differences be-
| tween Spain and Portugal, and of these same
r. .inces OF La Plata by making Prince of
the Joint Houses of bourbon and BraganZa,
sovereign OF those provinces, continues under
consideration, and would seem more likely to
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