Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-29
IS 70 commune subiect TO ,he exisliug did !:

Ontbe LIST inst. they declared, that thew
hau heard with particular satisfaction an
account communicated by the Minister
OF the interior, OF the apprehension Of a
number OF disatietted individuals who
had assembled IN arms under a Canon.
OF the name OF Barios, in the neighbor,
hood OF Andiago (l2 in all, the leader in.
cluaed.) The remaining part of this DAYS
siliing was almost exclusively taken up
with debate on an application made TO
his majesty by ih- Administrators oi The
Hospitals Of the Capital. and successive
iy transmitted 10 the Cories with The
opinions OF the Provisional Board aud of
the Council OF State thereon. stating The
absolute impossibiiiiy of any longer carry
ing on the expenses Of those Establish
ments, deprived as they are OF certain
exemptions, prerosatives, and sources oi
income which they possessed before, and
praying, that they may berestored, without
loss OF time, 10 The complete enjoy ment
OF the same. The proirac,ed discussion
ended by the whole OF The proposition and
suggestions, made by The Members who
spoke upon the subject, being referred to
special COMMITTEE.
On The 2d, they ordered the Board OF
public credit to sell by public auction,
with as little delay as possible, the es-
tales and other property pui at their dis
posai admitting, M payment, 10 HE ey"
cluSion OF ready money, Yates for Tue
whole OF ihrir value, ana the titles Of
whatever debts S.ay De owing By the Ma
lion, provided lsey have been iquidaled
-which Wales aud Titles are subs equeut-
~ to be burned in public the only con
dl,ion, annexed TO such sales, being, that
tue estates and property, thus disposed
or, are never 10 he ,u!al!ed, or alened IN
mOriGajn.
Onthe same day, il was further order
ed, that his Majesiy's laie Decree, rea-
1--we TO the secuiariZiliOn or Friars, be eX-
Tended 10 Nuns, aad thai The Archbish
ops, Bishops, Civil Governors and Com
SlIiuIional Justices, be exhoried 10 pre-
vent their being mOlested, or hindrred,
by The Members Of The Regular Clergy
at The head OF their Communities, or any
other Authority. The prohibition 10 AL
mil novlces, or TO suffer the latter TO MAX,
profession, l. likewise extended 10 Nuns
Amy Nun lhal applies for her seculariza.
lion, Is 10 be taken out of the Convent
by The Civil Governor, or the Constilu-
tionai Justice, and to BE- lodged in
house al the disposal OF these Magistrates.
The rope Will be requested 10 empower
the Preia,es OF the Peninsula 10 Secularizr
Tie Applicants of either sex in their
respective Dioceses d the Ecclesiastical
COMMITTEE are 10 propose 10 the Cores
the means which they nay think best
calculated 10 obviaie any obstacle that
talghi oppose The execution of Tic De
cree.
And, lastly, oil the next day, the Cortes
empOWcIed the Provisional Board of
Censure of Catalonia to ac, unlil nen
one be appointed directed the Supr, me
Board Immediately 10 propose the names
OF the Members whn are 10 compose The
latter; aud in ihs mean tin,e ratified the
decisions einauated from the Provisional
Board 70 this day.
Extract IF letter from an Office, Of tie T. S.
squadron, 10 las Correspondent IN G,iS picce
dated
GIBRALTAR, AUGUST IL, 1920
q" There Is nothing new here, except The ac-
counts OF great connections ia the Island of
Sicily, t'e people vi which also wsnt 4 carsti-
tniton, aud liberation from lie evils OF DIES.
g;onnins. They have in different paris OF ~
Island. al Different times. pat 10 death about
JOItg th0aSIHd OF the opposing parry. This
seems TO be the time for revolutions aud de-
pend on II, ere long, every country in Europe,
which has not Representative Government
and constitution, will be compelled to have
poih'-l hlnSSate going onquIetiy and smooth
he Danish brig 81 CrOir, Capt. SpADLNG,
of II guns, and 81 men, anchored below the
forts on Friday, troIi Boston, AID the next
morning exchanged salutes with Fort Nelson.
NOitOM Herald.
II. Il. NJ. figate Spartan, Capt. WISE, having
N board The Hon. 5 CANNING. sailed from
Hampton Roads or Friday last. Tor Annapolis.
FURTHER ACCOUNTS
The arrival OF the brig Hoilon, Captain
Strong. from Gibraltar, after the foregoing
was prepared for Press. has put us i'll possess
SION Of OIbi altar papers and 'riVaie advices,
from the I'D OF Jsly 10 The 9th OF August
which enables us To present II one view u
sketch OF the daily proceedings of the Cortes
OF Spain, as far back as The date of The last
intelligence via England. We must confess
cur iISappointmeutaD d regret, that the C0rteS,
iIOm whose deliberations much was eX-
pected, have az yet done nothing that nation
really wishing TO be free ought 10 do. Their
Time has heen employed upon matters of mi.
nor interest, while The encouragement of COM
mcrce, lie aineliOratiOn of the finances, the
Improvement OF Tie tariff, aud other matters
OF equal importance. have been neglected.
nor has any effort been made, that We have
seen, TO restore respect for the laws, and 10
enforce obedience 10 them. In the commit
inehiS OF the several parts of the Kings Mes
sage TO committees, none was appointed
on The subJecI of The difieIeRces with the u
led States, aud we fear never will be.
Ii appears that there had been some dis
tuTbaHces i'll GailiciH, but not 10 an extent to
cause lnuCHdldTm Tor the puDiic tranquility, and
they were soon suppressed particulars are
given.
The COrtcs have maintained the monopoly
of tobacco. TUerald
GIBRALTAR, July 29.--Since the dissolution
of the provisional Board of Government and
The installation OF the CoIIes, The latter have
heard the Reports of The Ministers on the
state OF their respective departments, organ
ICED their Committees and referred 10 them a
number OF mOtiOus submitted by the members,
thtir siIlings TO the 10th inst. Some accounts
will be given, IN our subsequent numbers, Of
the future decision OF the assembly on points
OF general interest. IN this we have Omly 10
notice the answer TO the opening speech, which
as usual ~ similar cases, was Il mere echo to
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