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

than The esiablishMcnt OF 4 Similar one
III Portugal. To THIS quarter, the diaffec,-
ell oi Spain have looked as ~ a strong
hold and a magazine of resources II was
The avenue through which foreign powers
could hope to make some impression
The Apostolic Jun,a, Using IL as "A refuge
and finding al auxiliary ia lis govern
ment, might prove il not ultimately sue
ccssful,!at least formidable and exceed
in2ly troublesome in the prosecution of
their aim of conEtcr revolution. One OF
the consequences from the constitutional
| order Of things IN Portugal, should ii pre-
YAH to which We may look, is The indie
pendence OF HAT kingdom on Brazil and
another-noivit outstanding the mutual ha.
tired o! the Portuguese and Spanlards since
their separation IN the Seventeenth centu-
ry--i!cir union under The same head
This would be a noble result, and would
| create a power i'll the Peninsula which
| might bid defiance TO HOLY Leagues and
circular memorials, of whatever origin
and purpor.
la the Madrid Gazette Of the Goth Aug.
here is nothing OF particular interest save
lie account OF The conspiracy in Paris
IL does mol even intimate the existence of
any disturbance lii Spain. The Cortes
had been occupied during the month in
discussing and enaciing important re.
forms. On the lSi detailed plan WAS
sub mi,ied by The Secretary of War for
| The formation of seventy three batialions
OF active national militia This mill.
tia was, in addition TO Its regular duties,
to BE charged with the suppression OF the
Dan;'s oil robbers, whose number and
Expectations had engaged The particular
attention OF the Cories. They are Stated
la be composed of men whom The van,
OF employment and the wretched penurv
caused by the former governments. had
driven 10 desperation. The Committee
on Ecclesiastical Affairs reported on The
Sd August, that the royal decree allowing
the secularlZaiiOn OF monks, al their will
should be extended 10 Rats. The renori
was adopted, after curious discussIsn.
Tor translation OF which we will endea-
vour 10 ma room IN our next GaZette.-
III has been enacted that the sale of The
national domains, including the property
OF lie lnquisiiion, appropriated 10 The
payment OF the national debt. shall take
place Immediately. They are valued At
eight hundred millions OF reaes. a loan
OF Two hundred millions has been oneped
under the sanction OF the Corles. This
assembly had taken into consideration
'lie situation OF the hospitals, OF which
the lands appear 10 have gene into The
same channels as they did III the time of
Oil Bias. 1t WAS also occupied on ga
rural code" the freedom of the home
trade, the regulation oil salaries, and the
purliicaion OF the administrative derar,.
ments from the corrupiions with which
they aboundcd. We are sorry to observ,
that It suffers discourses to be real by its
members. according 10 The practice of the
French legislature. The Gaz.iie of the
Government coulains oil the details of
The Neapolian Revolution. Don Luis lie
Onis presented his credentials 10 The re.
generated Court OF Naples on the DIST
Juls. The Spanish Ambassador 10 ,he
French Count celebrated on The s.o,e
day, III Paris. The opening of the Corles
by brlillan, fc;e ana ,liuminaion..
Nh. en-