Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-17

re, whtfa te.hg translated. runs has--" From
tbs Day, this House 10 be Let"
Inc Statesman. of January 10Th in speoL;,s.
% Me netrs iron, Spain, obserres-'' IL has beer
thohght proper, 6y n'Hy, TO suspend the erecufioa
81 SPdhiM orders, an Jarther atirices from Cadi-
OF , '"e metropolis q fhat k'ngdom, are reesired
.,o"e merchants mare sren gone SO far as 10 sto,
the goods ana D.rchdndise board of ships ,rh;rb
rtrr eons'snedto Cadiz, Bdyon,,e and other MIA
ceS." pea
The Spanish Ambassador addresssd -,
TO our government. requesting il to cause tie
c-nduct OF NJ. NJ. the Spanish LibeTeaur re,i
eng IN Paris, to be observed, and TO issn.
orders that 40 passports be delivered then,
1he latest accounts from Madrid are IN tho
18Th. private letter of that date state, thar
me connection among the u oops destined for
SCUM Aheiica need not excite any alarm as
10 the tranquility of Spain" Another letter
says NO accounts from Cadiz-the govern.
ment publishes poihing-all is alarm"
ihey write from Ba,Onne, under date of
Tue 10TH, that II was impossible 70 obtain COR
re. az. o"hts from Cadiz. Among other rn-
nonrs ~ was said The count de Montyo was at
une mead OF The insurrectiou, and that many
na.taihehs OF troops marched against the
rebels, went over TO their side.
he Spanish ambassador had an audience
WIN the king ut France on the 22d
lNSURRECTtON IN SPAIN.
From the French Papers
NO POSITIVE details have Yet be.n received
rela,tNe TO the iDsui rection which has broker
out IN the envIrons OF Cadiz al, that are
known have reached us through the medium
OF some lrivate letters from Madrid, dated the
,o,n insf-Ftom these II appears that four
Datiaiions of the regiments Of Asturias Leon
anu Geheral, which were statioaed ri Espera
Las abezas. aud Nilamartin MARCHED prsr rim
tateiy upon the town of ARGOS De Ia Frontsta
~"e.r 'hey seized upon the General in Chief
C"ioefon, with the whole or his taft and cons
quoted those officers into the monntail,. of
hohna mat the second ia command O, The
.INpeo'tiohaiS army having prepared TO resist
as'i, was sHevouSlS wounded. The mutt
peetS. II is represented aIrPrwardstouk POSSES.
SION OF the town OF san Fernando (IsIa de
Leon where they arrested the Minister ofN!a-
Iihe Don BaIthazer de CisRcros who had lpur
ure" ~ aitown TO accelerate the prepara-
uoNs OF The grand expedition Que OF the
principal chiets W the rtvuited troops ,s :,
pei o. saiHed Miranda. and :hey are three
I" number. u is added. that uoiwitlis tar.jnr-
the resistance made D. the marine trsops. who
defended tue point ut fiocatsro, OF which the
IeNt'a eUtF%Noui ed 10 take pOssession some
"fpfthen'ions were entertained as TO the tate
% IaulE. The ConSuiuliOu OF The Co,,es is il
ahnedrs ths ral!yIrg point with the spditious
These letters ln,iher say, that lhe confer OF
AnGsIusIa had not brought one letter from
Sadiz letters from seville al ne had been
re- eived IN hiadrd. AZ aeon IA the news OF
TIE insutreciion VAS known "a the caoiiai the
people assembled in the PsIacp-,rusFe Where
the guards dispersed them. No disorder took.
place" rLon.ioa ma, Inn 20
~ VI 1'-chNIE HE fttkD.
FROM ehe London Gazette, Of JdlsRa7g s0.]
Al lhree o'clock on Sunday morning.
The following letter was received by tbs
Lord MAYOR:
" Windsor Castle, i'm 90, 1920.
My Lord-Ii is nv painful duty TO
inform your Lordship OF The demise OF
his laie Majesty KING George Ill. This
melancholy event took place. without
the least apparent suffering, ~ Windsor
Castle, al thirty one minutes past eight
Yesterday mornlng. TO lbe great grief OF
nus present Majesty and of the ROYAL Fa-
mily.
:" | have TO request that your Lord
ship will give directions for Inc ToIng
OF The Great Bell al 81. PauI's Cathedral.
nave The honor To be your l-ordsaip's
most obedleni humble servant,
SIDMOUTH.
" 10 the RI. Hon. the Lord Mayor. &c.
His Royal Highness lie Duke OF York.
who was present at This trying and heart
rending scene, as CustOs at lis Maiesty's
person, Immediately sent Oh letter to
iiis Royal HighDess the Prince Regent.
The bearer OF which was General Cart
wright. The gallant General reached
Carlton"house with his melancholy in
te!lIgence at twenty five minutes after e.
leven O'Clock. His Royal Highncss had
not retired 10 resi- aud IN . T., ,p0man,.
was put in possession Of The even, which
although MOI altogether unexner,sd from,
the conlmuncai,ons which me bad re-
ceved during The day. was neveT,hel,se
a severe additional pang 10 tba, which he
had so recently sustained f,on, the death
OF his royal brother. His ROYAL High-
ness seemed to be almost paraIised by The
contents OF the Duke of York's letter.
~ L..
r ad 10 a conclusion. After a sIor, ;n,sT-
yaI d.y,,oJ 90 H. e, -.