Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-05

~S"r"Sd W glory, WGS conduct
ed an triumph to his quarters. No abatement
Of patriotic .fc,por fconM seen, to hare taken
place, and The original spirit of order is OBJ
se''ra6fe eren an tie most ani,nated of fke MN
ufar celebrations. Fr
we arc indebted TO the kindaess of n friend
Jor fle cf'the Madrid paper, Z" tie Gazette
OF he Government, as late as tie III FIR.
~, inclusive The contents hare. on the
~ho'e, cd,fed IT'S erceedingiy fhey Jespeak
ami astonishing actirity and unoniinitY in the
rrgenernt'on ofthe kingdom. Al tie DEGREES
o. the oM Cortes tending particniariy to al
Just fhc adeas Of the nation, and its aoirainis>
traf.re AFFAIRS, to the spirit and provisions
OF me Constitution. hare been rerircd by the
provisional gore'nment. .Am6ng those
DEGREES, zee remark, WiM satisfaction.
that declaring Jorcilanos to haze deserved
"etfcf ms country, and recommending his
aa'".'Qofe treatise on the p,Shc economy Of
Span to }dUor and attention. The one ufich
prorides Mat public empioyments are to be
gsren only to citizens knoUn TO be Iopers
Of the Constitution, as also morthy of note
Every new decree Expresses the motire or ra
honaie of 1t. Siaecures are abolished. and
regulations made to secure to the state the re-
al services Of ats saiaried officers of euerv de.
sc'1pf'on. II rs prescribed that all persons
hofd,ng Offices IN tile provinces shall remain
at Their posts. and on no account ieare their
d,sfr1ct iDithont permission of tie King. and
thai the atsentees shall return, al once on paip
cf'being dismissed One cf the objects sought
to be accomplished, is the dispersion Off
ptdcc-holde's, Who at the same time, ,,iav tile
part Of place hunters at Madrid. Lancaste.
ran schools, ~, as they are called, element
ta'y schoofs of mutual instruction, are estad.
hshed for the army. The decree on this sub
Ject pror'des That a commission TO carry IL
INTO erect shall fo'fhmith be pamed, and the
schools DC formed on uniform plan accordant
W'th me reason Of ne age, so as to spread a.
hnonfedge mhich their happiness and the
public good require. A royal ordinance of
me AIN July 'ecites that Obstructive plague
Preraafed at Majorca; that subscription
ras opened for the reiiefof the SUFFERING in
ha6itants Of the island /; that the King, his
spouse, and brothers had put their names at
the head IF At. and appealed to the charity
81 good Span'0rds throughout the kingdom
"tdror OF the purpose, &c This is noble
proceeding, ia anison NTH the march of po-
ifical affairs.
Wefnd The notification giren that the King
transacted business on such a day NTH the
Minister Of War, Finance, of the Interior,
DC. Tins hind Of effort aud employment
must De quite nem to Ferdinand. In the of.
fciai Gazette efthe Gil july, there as re-
fafiom Of the risit mhich he paid the Giay be.
fore to the beautiful hall Of The Cortes, in
order TO examine At previous TO ats occupation
6y that assembly He as described as hav.
ing surveyed it ,rith much interest and nppn
rent compfacency. aud d,cel eagerly upon al
terations fitted to render, at more c0,n,nodious
TOR tile deputies, aad more suitable in mag
mfce,ire to ats eraited destination. He wGs |
attended only bya chamberlain. a member of
the Corfes. and The principal architect of tie |
HaH, WhOm he found an it, acted as his CT. |
cerOBes, and escorted him bach to the door,
Supplements to the Government Gazette. of |
the "a. 5th, and 9th, Juiy. contain a history
Of the proceedings of tie Preparatory Jun
Ia OF the Cortes, irhose function, under tie
Constitution, as to determine the paliditu of
the credentials, or poiDers Of the deputies as
S"ch The election scrutiny appears to have
been exceedingly rigid, and conducted ON
sound principles We observe that the Bish
ZIP elect Of Nechoacan, chosen as dep,tty.
w'shed to be rejected on account of deafness
on Tas turned Orer to tile Cories themselves.
for tie decision Of has case. During tile sit.
thgs ofthe Preparatory Jnnta, some piaud
ITS heard from tile galleries, occasioned a |
strong expression, Of disapproJaiion from SO. |
= VI.
Condo de TorTeno, remarkedthat the press
w0S open for appiauseor censnre /; to ii might |
the people resort the example of uhat result. |
Ell an France, from tie Interference of tie |
galleries an the Legislative assemblies. ougM |
10 serre as Warning Tie rules of
me former Cortes. forJidiing this i,rpgn2ar- |
"g, ana ordering the immediate expulsion of
any person who gave signs of appreciation or
d'sdpproOdtton, Were ordered to be hung mn
'r'thfn and at the entrance cf tie gallery, so |
that no one could plead Ignorance If theD.- |
among the memorials addressed from, NTH |
out to the Jnnta, one which BESTOWED tie tile |
Of Majesty on TIE Corics ,pas rejected on he |
ground that the title belonged TO tie kin |
alone
the CorteS were regularly installed on tie |
6h Jniy. after the members had assembled. |
PIT before business Uas begw,,a cry Of" Long |
ARE Qmroga," was heard from The gallery !
o. the hall. a distinguished deputy imme.
d,atety reminded The House of tile necessity
OF perfect decornn,, adding that tie pLory of |
Quroga required no such irregular testimo,
ny. Quiroga himself. who belongs to tie |
CorteS rose and declared that his colleague |
iCaS right, and that this was not tie sort of |
applause Which he coreted -"anirersaI orde, |
cas IKE first roi,h Of his heart" The first
act Of business was the reading ofa co,nrnm.
nicatiOn from The Minister ofGe Interior,
dpprising the assembly that the Court had
been directed 10 go into mourning for tie
Dowdger Princess Of Orange, recently de-
ceased, ont that Me king lad ordered the
mourning to be laid aside on The 6th, Mat
being the honoyed dsy of the Installation of
the Cortes. The installation consisted an tie
regular organisation Of this body, by The
choice ofa President, Vice President, md
Secretaries, and tie administering the oaths
prescribed to its officers aud members. Dn-