Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-28

liant on the port, preparatory 10 their
sailing iur the Main.
After pro,racied discussion, in The
commencement o! which much angry
feeling VAS eylnccd towards General
p'EN.rrAs, but which subsidized before
the meeting broke up "a committee OF
enqunN, which Is TO be an open one, was
appointed.
MADRID, Feb. 5.-Phe king has writ
ten an autograph Letter 10 the city OF
Ca3iz, tcSiiiNinS his satisfaction in learn
Ing the cnnduci of The inhabitants and
the sentiments which they have mani
lcs!ed respecting the a,iemp, made to
open the gates To The rebels. This letter
has produced grca, sensation al Cadiz
/, has been posted up every where.
Cddiz still hcld out on the 2Sli. not
wiihsianGimg all The attempts al The inie-
nor and exterior ma.con!euls. The Gov.
trnor had caused he inhabitants to be
tisarmed. inpurtude and terror reign
throughout the city. The fr:gaIe La
Sabine, from Vera Cruz in CT DAYS, is
"rrlv".i in III, baS Of Ca,.iz with S / 900, 600
cm board, for the government and private
Individuals. The Insurgents are still
posted a La !Sla de Leon, and quietly
"ail Tor h R"> al Army, which approach
IS Very .inwlv. Each party continues
issuing new rroclamaiious. The famous
Nle!chor has just been arrested and
Lreng!'t III hsrr. Constitutional, FtJ Ia
PARIS Feb. I3.-'Ehc Madrid Gazette
has moi arrived with the post 10 day.
Ca'!!z vas 10 submit, Sis, January, To the
Cry; rnmen' i'rocld'mei by the Insurrec-
ti0nal Army, IN conformity Ia CObven-
ton concluded ON the 2Slh between The
bishop Cieniu- gos aHd General Don An
jhonin Culru2a. We are also Informed,
thai Crrunha has pronounced in favor Of
thcCOmSlIiuiion and Cortes. The creates!
pari al The letters from Spain received al
bordeaux, from The 9Th TO the 7ib, have
Oh the head Oflhrn, Liberty and Com
s,hni:on." l(dem.
EXTRACT OF A LETTER
Paris, [tG I4.-I.ast night, al half
.l''si eleven, in coming oui of The Opera
E'anc0is, wiih lis aaliable Duchess. iie
Duke de Berri was mortally wounded by
the 7'ow OF All assassin, with "a stylet,
Gan instrument used by II cnbleO IN his
right side. He uttered a loud cry, and
tell senselrss. His Royal HishneSs WAS
clrled INTO tlc Saloon of the Opera,
tilo"e 10y his distracted Duchess, who.
Z irercd with her husbands blood, sup
ir serd her agony III her anxiety t. afford
him rve'y assistance. am sorry 10 aid
the unfortunate Dnke died al six O'Clock
this morning. The situation OF the Royal
ahtUN MAY ne COuCtNtU, III ~ DeNOnI
the power at description. For myself
though an Englishman, and siran-
ger, can scarcely command my tgem.
bling hac;i. 10 slate The particulars viii h
yoG may rely ~. This modern Ravaii-
lac was Immediately seizph an has since
i,ren intcrrogaie by NJ. ;Dtcazy4 &c.
II acknowledged, with the most pro-
iOun indifference, that he had m iitatrd
this foul crime for OiIr wears past. His
nam i LOuvet he is ID ut 30 ears o.
aye, and was employed in tue stables of
th x g
Lon DON, Feb. II. We tn The nor
gou> arr.ar on The Consolidated Fund,
amou0iin. - Clever millions, cannot 80
or, and tina p r. amcut (evru The present,
mus, make some provision for lis liquida
n .. We fear We shall be again taIied
or FOR new taxes, if HE reports be iru~,
HAT considerably les malt beer d spiri,
ar made than were made last ear. and
II The exports and imp 1ris continue 10 de
Cline. They have produced, from 5th
January 10 lIih February, about fi5o,OO
Ics than they did in the same period asst
Scar. [Norm. ChrOn.
HOUSE OF LORDS, FEE. ~.
HessGge Erom tie Hing.
The house waited ill tive O'clock,
when the earl OF Liverpool prs Ned
maipsiv's conviction that the house IF
lords would participate in the feelings f
plrlanchoIy excited by The dralh Of the
king, bis father, and announcing that
his majesty .e ned 4 advisable 10 cal
nrw parliament without delay: he
therefore trusted the house of lords
would CONCUR III adopting, as speedily as
possible, such measures as might be
necessary for the public service in Tie
interval between the dissolution of the
present parliament aud the calling OF
new one
His nIaies;y's message having been
read hy the lord chancellor, aud afterwards
by the +, aiding clerk at HE table,
The earl Oj Liverpool said, that il
being most desirable the house should
be unanimous in agreeing TO an address
in AIS msjtsty Of confidence for The loss
ofhe king, his father, and of congraiuIa
ton on Ills present majesty's accession,
which il was Isis intention To move i'm
mediateIy, he was ansops 30 avoid any
question that might teUd TO prodace d
difference Of opinion, and lie should
tbcT fore move that ais maicstys most
gracious message, or al asi hat part Of
il which related 10 The calling Of new
parliament, aud Tie measures 10 ie adopt
ed ~ consequence, be taken into cODsid-
eTatisn to-. orr -- . drTed.
The earl of Liverpool moved an adj
dress, expressive Of Tie coincidence OF tie
house will his majesty on 'hr death Of the
late king and cODgra'u laling his majesty
on Ills ascension tO ihe throne.
The address was agreed To- mem. diSs,
and was ordered To be presented TO his
majesty by the lord with white slave.
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