Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-22
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Tue Decree, establishing lac Infant Don Fra!i-
ci'Co aud the former Queen of Etrurid, nov
Piiucess of lucca, IN The right Ut succession
To the crown, was unanimously adopted. IN THIS
Decree. there MAS no question us 10 The eXcln-
SlOn OF the AIChduChe>s Marie Louisa.
Extraordinary sitting al the crcRide NJ The i2th.
The CCries assembled 10 uoue members OF
the tribunal OF the COTtes destined 10 Judge
The Deputies
Sc:uv discussion arose as 10 Tie persons 20
he named Tor the iribd,iai They proceeded
10 the scrutiny, and ten Members of Tie TTi,
buiial nf ,he Coites were named.
SHt;RS Of tie l3k.-The Minister of the
finances exposed tie situation OF lis depart
mPnt.
IN speaking of the expenses of the ROYAL
Family, he recommended particularly TO the
CoIies certain points, among which was me
whether The sums promised in The marriage
Contracts 10 the Queen and infants ID onma
hlaIi6 Francisco and DoHna Louisa CaiiOtta,
ought so continue TO be paid.
The Minister al length spoke 10 the loan OF
10 millions OF rea;s opened hy the Govern
ment, 'houg! II WAS one of The attributes OF
The legislative body, and announced HAT This
measure had produced only five milionS.-
Referred To Tie Committee of Finances.
NJ. ESFe!etic announced that IN the town
OF Pampeioha, tWithS landing tie patriot
ISM OF the Inhabitants, attempts we're made
10 prevent the organization OF the national
militia. The demand Of Pampeluna was trans.
miiteh 10 the Government.
The Deputy QuiToga read his proposition
in the haIrsck OF the life guards after dis
cuSSiOn, IL was determined that the Minister
OF " AR should himself come 10 The Assembly
10 render an account OF this event.
Extraordinary sitting Of theerrniRg Of tie 18Th.
-COBiinnatup of the nomination OF lie Nlem.
bors oi Tie 1ibupal.
Sitting Of tie iIih.-The Minister OF The FL
naHctS continued his exposition. He pointed
out the causes whch had prevented the es-
tabliShmeut OF a diIect contribution, ana IecS.
oneh among the principal persons in public
empoymients, the Clergy aHd the Nobility.
representation from Artists Of Augsburg,
demanding permission TO esiabiIsi. monuiac-
tnIes of printed cOItOnS in Spain, was rams.
miited 10 the Government with recomMeH-
daiOn.
The Minister of War read The Report rea-
tive 10 the assassination III Tie night seiw cen
lht Sih and ON, in consequence OF which
irom2 TO 30 guards had been thrown inio
secret confinement. lie announced ;Eat the
King had ordered The instruction 80 be follow.
cd with activity.
The Minister Of Finance continued his re-
port, and showed the monstTosiJy OF The penal
laws OF the financial system.
"1tilRgOi The I5th.--Ihe minister OF War, in
his Exposition. gaVea pictUTe Of The ncancio.
~ Siindtiou Of The military, ard recommended
ihe defenders Of the nation 10 The Cores He
entered iUlo a comparison 0i its ioimrr and
present amount, aud Showed its Insui1Cieucy
tor tie Indispensable wants OF The momeDt.-
In speaking of the artillery, lac said there was
y
-in speaking OF the troops beyond sea he
stated az ~, ir7 meE 81 All arms, the number
who had LETT the Peninsula since the year 1871.
Nj. CepcTO proposed a general amnesty Tor
oil crises OF opinion, from Isl! TO March 8,
this year.
Tie Deputy Rerder proposed the reduction
OF Tie interest Tor this loan from 10 per cent
io5 or per cent. this opinion Was Supported
by other Depntics bat ID member Of The COM
mIiiee observed that lhe interest Tor VOinIi-
tdry loan could not be fixed.
SOUTH AMERICA.
NJ. Xayas proposed
LIST Thai as the DeputatOp of the Ultra
Marine provinces was not complete all those
from America who were ~ the COTtes Of 1871.
aud were now in tie Peninsula, should be add
mited. except those WHO signed the repre-
seniaiIOn TO The King.
I'd. That til the meeting of the twostbirds
OF the Depulation OF America, nothing should
be sanctioned in an irfevocable manner.
Sd = hat a law should he passed, TO COM
plete tie representation OF America, if circHm.
stances prevented the rules fixed by the Con.
sltniiOn from being followed.
July lG.--1he sitting of this day was occu-
ped IN The second reading of the propositions
made ia the 6rst sitting.
BosToN, September by the ship
Franklin, which arrived on Monday last
frOsI Calcutta, papers 10 Use 2lSt Vt ApriI,
were received ai Merchants Hall.
a Calcutta Paper of April u, remarks
that Christian Missionaries are said 10
obtain permission 10 establish themselves
IN the dominious OF his Majesty l!ie King
of Ava, provided they DO UOi diyulge
lheir opinion Of spiritual matters"
very severe gale OF sind was ex-
at Madras sbou, tic goth OF |
Mare land did much damage to the
shipping.
The Dutch ship Baroness Won de Cspel- |
cn, a. Portuguese ship Resale, p,it bach |
10 CalcGtts, early in April, dismasied.
fPa.inGinn.