Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-31

PARIS, Sept. II "A letter from Lisbon
dated the 9th instant. confirms the new:
which we gave yesterday regarding Por
,ugal. Al that time the capital OF thu
Kingdom had kept entirely alooi from tb'
,evolt of Oporto.
Sept. 2I.-The committee Of the Cour
of Peers continue without ceasiag, tb'
examination of the prisoners. Among
ihom is NJ. Lacumbe. OF the lie guards.
Several Couriers, French, English, Aus
iriau and Italian, have passed through
Calais within few DAYS, some for Lon
don. and some for Paris. Lord Ellen
bmoush, and Sir. WIN. Curtis, have pas.
Srd through Tor the Netherlands.
VIENNA. S pt. 6.-Accorting TO the
letters from Upper Italy the Austrian
troops were assembled, part upon the
Adige and part between the Adige and
The Brenia, where they are placed IN cas-
fonmenls. II is stated that The Austrian
minister at Naples. has beeu recalled,
and that he has quilted that city, with
all the persons attached TO his legation.
The Prince proceeds to Vienna, but his
legation remains Professionally at Rome.
The Chanc. liery OF foreign affairs con-
Times ~ expedite a great number of cou-
ricrs 10 Warsaw, Berlin and Milan. There
IS talk OF a despatch from London ct such
Importance, that il gave rise 10 the hold
ing a cabinet council extraordinary.
MADRID, Sept. 0.-rhc tranquility OF
this capital has not been seriously inter
,uptcd. The Government is powerful IN
It's means : it is supported by the unshaken
will Of The King. by public opinion, and
by The calm aud disnitied spirit which
animalcs The Cories. That assembly.
truly national, is composed ct wise d"u
moderate men dcvore,i 10 their King and
country, and consequently strangers TO
all The little passions which rally under
the fatal denominations of party, OF cOter-
les, OF casts. or of clubs. Tire govrrn
ment rsCkons on the support ofilie Corfes,
-as the Cories rely OH the loyalty and firm
aess Of The Government. The delibera-
lions OF that national senate show the
spirit with which il is animated. The
garrison OF Madrid was only called out
on the late occasion as a measure of pre-
caution. These brave men justified i'll
the most noble manner the confidence ot
the government. Their aevotedness adds
10 the physical and moral force Of the
state.
Ia is true That the scenes which took
place om the evening of The Sd, at the
Theatre deiPrincipc, caused some alarm.
The nil demanded the air "Traga la
perr0." This song, composed at IadIz
III 1913, contains The most outrageous
illusions 10 The Mobiles interested in sup
porting the former order of things On
this account the demand of The pit was
opposed by the political chiefs. But il
was precisely on This occasion ihai ,be
Genera! OF Brigade, Don Jose Maria
IorrrjOs, cominandant OF The regiment
of Ferdinand VII. in garrison at Madrid,
displayed character above all praise
This young man, scarcely % years old,
and who had groaued for the last three
years In tho dungeons Of the inqnisi,iOn
al Valencia, imposed silence on the mul-
,ilude, whom he barangued, telling them
that they must pass over his body before
they could reach The political chief who
Was The object of their resentment.
Gen. Rirgo is confined al Oviedo he
has no empiaymer'. and no destination.
lie is approached not only with having
wrii,en, hut with having printed a letter
addressed to his comrades at the Isia,
that he had done his utmost 10 treat with
the Government. We shall not say what
his sentiments are, but We must do jus
tice TO the conduct which lie displayed
when he was convinced that that cOn-
duct was displeasing 10 Government.-
Far from demanding guard Gas has been
said } he FASTENED 10 obey, and proceed
ed to his destination. SOuie of lis COM
pali"ns were sent away with him. We
are assured that when The army of An
daIusia is disbauded, General O'Donoju
will be promoted to the war department.
The contzgion which has broken oui
a, Xerez de Ia Frontera will contribute
20 hasten the dissolution Of thar army,
the existence Of which is less useful i'm
present circumstances. Nothing shows
more the confidence inspired by Govern
meDt than The number Of persons who
wish 10 participate in The new loan Of two
hundred millions Of reals.
Sitting Ofihe COrtes, Sept. Z.
M. Morena Guerra wished The nation
so be perfectly informed OF the state of
public tranquility, and proposed that
Ministers he ordered to furnish an ac-
count of the events which lately occurred,
and 10 give All explanation of The sediii.
ous cries that were heard, even in the
Kings Palace, during the last few nights.
M. Vitioria supported this motion, and
also Copnt Torreno, who said, [ know
there are slayish persons, enemies of the
who may have il i'm .heir
power 10 disturb public order We do
not infringe on III Constitution in de-
Ioanding 10 know The authors Of these
Observation-Disclosures they issued from The
Palace Of the King, were attached To his
service, and hat party they belonged TO.
Il is necessary that Ministers should have
the character that is suitable 10 them
aud that the Representatives of The Ma.
tim support the laws" The propositions
ri VI. Moreno Guerra was received and
Immediately the President wrote TO the
reqairins their presence in Ike
Assembly.
" Aifing the arrival Of Ministers, divers
were sent 10 competent Com
nifiees. When Ministers arrived, the
of Morena Guerra was repro.
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