Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-01


digsitary, and The son IF a rich ,nerclisnj
and great lsDdholdei, all meu of noted
talents and unanimously approved Of
And thus IN five hours, without any pre-
concerted plan, wore The governors of
Kingdom depOs,d, Others elected in their
stead. and upw ards of three Thousand
soldiers assembled under arms, without
bioodsbed, noting, or tun.uliuous Voniu-
sion al any description III
A. night The cay appcared slpoptane-
ous!y Illuminated and parties OF all classes
thrOnging about HE streets cheering the
klng-the soldiers and promised con
sitniion more wi,h The appearance Of
celebrating an annual ieslivily--llap d
revolution effected by armed men, entirely
al, ring The system OF Administrations 1T a
Kingdom. And still every person testL-
| tying the sincerest loyalty 10 the rrigniug
dynasty.
a still more interesting spectacle pre-.
sen'ed itself on The Sunday following
this surpasses all acknowledgements
| cannO, pourt;ay il. Two elcsan, squares.
| lined on evaIy side with we'll clad. fine
| looking soldiers /; several general ciEcers
| ir The centre richly apparrlled aid de-
camps eoarsimg aiorg III every direction
| conveying Orders-ai the head of one oil
The squares, in a large balcony window
| Ten or twelve OF The most distinguished
persons all maguiiicently dressed receiv-
ing from tliri: counirymen the grateful
| illusions OF their gratitude, for the liber-
| " ana independence that day secured to
| iheGi-every window crowded with ladies
waving their ahite haGdkerciiiefs aud oc-
casionaliy throwing down wreat!is OF
| ilo"ers on Tie officers as ,hry pass.d IN
! der--and add 10 all This an i'm IMMENSE nut
l al
spot, pressing upon the military SO AS
hardly 10 allow them space TO move oh,
hD.i from the cGtin,euance ol every one
of whom JOY aud satisfaction were beam
Ing iorih, unsu.lIed even by the laost iri-
vidi dissgreea
| Here Was scene which The mobi flint
tearled stole could mol have seeu uns
moved. Even at The Theatres lof three
nights Pasi, the ladies have sung aliose-
hcT tiic pariniio hymns, and several gen
iiemen reciied pieces OF poetry composed
on In occasion.
We are now anxiously expecting The
governor from Opoito, whose proceeds
ings, tNgelber with those here, have been
all along dictated by The siiicteai honor
and prudencr--no revenge icr private
quarreis-no punishment Of those whU
have misused the power wild WHICH they
\
those who have abused their Offices and
rendered themselves unworthy 10 serve
the saie.-All English officers serving IN
tllc army have been dismissed, thoosJ in
The most satisfactory mauuer possible.
From London Papers
lRUN, S'pi. % BY an exIaordinarS(
C@Zeite CT BadhIos, which, we have lust
received, W. lean that Tia. revolution IN
Portugal has been completed. On The
i5lh INST. 1t Was consummattd al L,sbop,
Notwithstanding the opposition vi The re-
geUcy of The kngdon The troops had
been ordered 10 r,ei, barracks; but this
measure Oh rrccanlion tended only 10
exasperaie the public mud, and 10 ill.,
crease the public agitation The oldiers
proceeded from their quarters, and Joined
Tie people III one of The public squares
OF the city. Then HE dismissal OF lie
memDers OF The Regency vas decided,
and they were ri, laced by persons whose
names follow :--Feyre, Count Of San
PayO. Count ResenLe, Count OF paqna-
liza, Lieut.. Gtn. Matthias, Joseph dos
Acedo, Hermano. and Besschamp.-
Whcn The name of tue latter was mcn-
uoned, u was asked whether IL was HE.
father or tIe son HAT vas me2nt; and
when Tie son was named, great sajslac-
lion vas expressed. Immediately aiier-
wards, ccur!ers were nispslchtd 10 dihcI~
ent cssentia! points and among o,hers.
| 10 tue commanders Of lbe towers ui Bcy-
Ion and Beta, With orders not 10 allow
, any ship 10 sail without the permission of
tie Regency.
II Is SAID that mol a single aecidt nj hap /.
pened, IN The midst OF this grand move.
ment. [jour.Qk de Paris
Tins regency seeus Only al interim ill
the Junta OF Oporio arrives. III, whole
Has done III the nAme Of King JOHN vi
TO the cries Of uiFGS, GoT Tie llousr Of
BfaganZa, TO? religion, &c.
Elirdct Of letter daged Oporfo, Sept. 10.
The Cdnsti'uuonal DrGly, dbou, Ii. 1000
G!en, are now assembling near Caimhra,
! from whence they t:0ye On lie 20th Ii 3
: divisions wards Lisbon, from wincli
place, letters msrtioO their arrival was
only waited for The inhabitants snd troops
TO JOin rhem.-Ihe mcmbsTs - TIE new
r government bad le.i OpuT,p fOr ColnIDra
:. aud ihe garrison o. Oporiu was eOmposet
OF militia Tcginlrn's Which we're under tlig
> command OF q IA. Aires ron'o.
I TTanSlatie,is From -infne11 1ayc5S 10 Oet O. re.
cfivcd 10 Boston
~ THE REVOLUTIONS COMPLETED.
e LISBoE, Srpi. 3D. Giles ia favor o
, kuUg Johu-Oi The dVpasiy OF BrAasnz.
q -ihe Catholic GclIgion--amd ihe Cortei
J. make kuoan our tew CONSTITUTIONS
x Such are the EXPLANATIONS whiel hA,,
' This dag resOunds i in the Capital, 10 iht
~ midst Oi transports OF tho most IiYeI,
i enthusiasm. Tiny lave GAINED lhe ter
li fors or the iimld Portuguese, and tn
z unanimous wishes Of the nSilun have DIES
s, iroycd The gerG Ui civil diEcord.
vi Towards .. 7. Vi. The TegimeUis Of 81
~ line OF ihe garrison, having their fespet
re tIye Chiefs al their head, came from ,hci
or quarters, shouting he sacred viras tia