Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-21

''"|N NiHthSS nave ocell printed, PUBLISH"
ed, and indnsiriously circulated, tending
10 promote The several purposes aforesaid,
aud TO raise groundless iealousies and
discon,eDis in The minds OF his Majesiy's
faithful and loyal subjects.
And whereas We have been farther
;,,ven 10 understand, that with view Of
TIE better enabling tiemselves 10 carry
Iaiu effect the wicked purposes aforesaid,
IN sshe parts Of the kingdom, men.
ciandes,iDely and unlawfuly assembled,
have praclised military training and ex.
ercisc.
And whereas The welfare and happiness
oil Tins kingdom do, under Divine Provi--
dence, chiefly depend upon due sub
mission 10 the laws, q just reliance on
the integrity and wisdom ct Parliament,
ana steady perseverance III that attach
ment TO The Governments and Constitution
OF The realm, which has ever prevailed in
ihe minds Of the people thereof: and
whereas there is nothing which we so
earnestly wish as 10 preserve tie public
peace and prosperity, and 10 secure 10
all his Majesiy's lirgr subjects the en-
lire enjoyment of their rights and lber-
ties.
We, therefore, being resolved TO repress
The wicked, seditious, and reasonable
practices aforesaid, have Thought fit, in
the name and on tie behalf OF lis Ma
jesiy, aud by and with the advice of his
hiajcstY's Privy Coaucil 10 issue this our
toyal proclamation, sal mn!y warning all
his Mairsiy's lrge subjects 10 guard
against every attempt 10 overthrow lie
Iav, and 10 suhvcri The Government 30
happily established within lis realm and
Ia abstain from every measure incnusis-
tent with the peace and good order ~
society, and earnestly eXhoriing them, at
Grimes, aud 10 the utmost of their pow
er, TO avoid and discountenance all pro-
ceedings tending to produce the evil effects
above described
And we DO strictly enioiu all bis Ma.
jesiys loving subjects TO iurbear from The
practice OF all such military training and
exercise IA aforesaid, as they shall answer
HE contrary thereof al their peril.
And we 20 charge and command all
Sheriff., Justices of the Peace. Chief
Magistrates of Cities, Boroughs, and
Occupations, and all other Magistrates
throughout Great Britain, that they do,
within their respective iurisdict lions, make
dilIgent enquiry in order 10 discover and
bring 10 justice the authors and printers
OF such wicked and eediious writings as
aforesaid, and all who shalt circulate the
same ; and that ihey 10 usc their best
endeayours TO bring 10 Justice all persons
who have been or may be guilty of utter
ing sedItious speeches and harangues,
| and all persons concerned in any riots
or unlawful assemblies, which, OH what
ever pretext they may be grounded, are
not only contrary 10 law, but dangerous
TO the most important interests of The
Kingdom.
Given al the Court al Carlton house,
this Goth dayeof July, 1919, and in the
69th year OF his Majestys reign. Con
SAVE THE KING.
LONDON, August "A great deal Of
mystery hangs over the conduct Of o.
Donnel in The affairs of the Cadiz revolt,
and this begins TO be expressed in Madrid
letters. Ii Is clear that this chief WAS in
the secret OF an existing conspiracy, that
had many pariizans and one peculiar
object. Tie troops embarked for Lima
more than year and halt ago, were
also in the secret. How have these ele-
menls OF disaiiection been suffered 10
gain strength ? Though tie public has
been informed of The circumstances
which took place, The causes which led
10 them are still involved i'll great mystery,
aud possibly for some time they will
remain so, tor no ore dares 10 write on
the subject from the scene of acii0u.--
We have had ali opportunity of seeingno
less than eight letters from Cadiz, dated
mp 10 10Th July, but no details whatever
| are given. This slews the dread and
Consideration that prevails. They do
mention that 2OO0 men were to be sent TO
MOrIllO, but still in Tue language of doubt.
tMorn. Chron.
The iolIOwipg particulars are published
by authority al Madrid, July IS:
Some military movements winch took
place al Cadiz, and AT Port ST. Marv.
indicated considerable fermentation i'm
the army. The commander in Chief, Count
d'Abisbal, was informed OF the existence
of conspiracy, and took measures to
suppress il at It's birth. He SET off from
Cadz during the nIght from ihc 9Th 10
The Sih instant, and collected some troops
at the Isle OF Leon and Puerto Real, 10 tile
number oi 1000 Hen. With This force he
invested The Camp La Vicioite, AT Port
| ST. Mary, composed OF corps of infantry,
| cavalry, artillery, &c about 1000 strong.
| He caused them to lay down their arms,
| arrested and broke the officers, and
| dispersed The regiments 10 different towns
| IN Andalusia. These operations were
| effected without the least disorder, or any
| effusiOn OF blood. The number OF Off
| GERS ~ custody amounts to 1913 amongst
whom are five CoIouels, four Lieutenant
| Colonies, and five Brigade Majors.
General D'ADisbal has received the
Grand Cross Of the Order Of Charles M.
and Major General SandfielI, who Sc
cOnded lis efforts, has been promoted
| 10 The rank of Lieutenant General.
| These recOmpentes which record the
services of the above General Officers.
will encourage our military, WHO are
friends of order aud the prosperity Of the
country, TO defeat Tie plans of designing
| characters"
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