Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-09
FOREIGN.

BosToN, May 2.-Arrvd br e Edward
Foster, Cou,houy, 80 days from Malaga.
Sailed 9th March. i.eii no American
vessels. Passengers, -. s. Hacklry, Esq.
bearer OF despat; hes from MIR. Forsyth,
our Minister ~ Madrid. 10 the Secretary
of the u. s. and biessrs. s. Thompson
ard w. S. Dorr.
By this vessel we learn, that The Min
isiry of Spain bad been entirely changed,
as well as III The officers, civil and mill
tary, will .es exceptions, throughout the
King,iou and all the Ambassadors in
Foreign countries, except Gen. Wives 10
the u. s. and Consiituiionaiists appoint
eel III Iieir stead.
On ihe 9;h and 10Th. a massacre Of IA
large number Of tie Inhabitants OF Cadiz
took place.
On lhe S,h, Gen. Frcyrc arrived IN Ca
dir, anal the people called for the ConSli-
tuition lie promised il should be pro
claimed the following day. Accordingly
the people assembled in a large square
for tie purpose, when they were fired
| upOn by The troops oftbe garrison (who
had been Joined by number OF desert
CTS iron; the ls!a) and shocking TO relate,
EeiWeen 700 and 500 were killed on the
| SPOT, anC; between llUo and 1900 wound.
| ed. Ii '7as supposed that Gen. Freyre
| gave the Onier 10 fire. but he had denied
| if. II was considered he had acted The
par, of a double traitor. lie had been
( deprived of his commission. In conse-
| queuce Of this unhappy affair, the people
! throughout Spain were highly cXaspera-
ted against the government: and favored
most decidedly the cause al the Constliu-
iienal party.
The Constitution was fiuaily proclaim
cd in Cadiz on The evening" OF The Dist
Of March, amidst The acclama,ions OF the
people. Cadiz was about the last place
in the kingdom in WHICH the Constitution
was proclaimed.
A plo' to bring about counter revo.
luton was discovered in Madrid the It'll
| March, and several persons were arrested
and imprisoned. The Duke del In
Ganiado, who was suspected TO have beer
concerned i'll it, had resigned the offices
he held.
The members Of the Cortcs in 1870
were collecting in Spain, and expresses
had been seni To those at distance, r.
curing their Attendance al general As
sembiy 10 be holden in Madrid, as sOoi
az possible.
All was quiet when the Edward Foste
sailed, and the prople appeared to be OK
tremcly happy under the new order o
things.
The following Americans, who have
been imprisoned in Spain for nearly tire
years past, were liberated on the 24i!
March, VIZ. Conking, Tbompson, Yves
ton, Cochran, Faucke, and Smith an,
; The following were liberated from ih
;; prison in Malaga Oh the 18th March
, Cushing. Lapham, Wynams, Miner
PTyne, and Piyer.
. VERY LATE FROM SPAIN.
| | Per Ed,cdrd Foster ~ Boston from Halgea.
? The King of Spain has named the Duke d
Y Frias, Ambassador 10 london. vice the Duk
de San Carlos the Duke del Farqne, TO Paii
vicethe Duke lie Fernan NUusz; Don Lou
5 de Onis, 30 Naples, vice Don Pedro Labts
o | dor Count de JeTenor, to t'rgssia, vice DC
I, Pascual Vallejo DOu Manned GOuzalcz Sa
e mon, to Russia Den josef Maria &c Pand
- Consul General tn Lisbon.
new Ministry was TONED at Madrid
= The Duke de San Fernando had bgen supP
h seeded DE Yruo, and the oihereXiied uobI
), men had been recalled.
J. The King had Issued a decree TO release a
# prisoners for political offences.
The most friendly SeniinIentsf fer the Unit
, States are expressed Ivy the ConsttutOuaiiSi
!, and it thought 10 difficulty in thenegOci
Il ton would be caused by this party.
IN the contest between the Royal and Rev
y. luuonary forcesat Malaga, Feb. 1870 or
d were Killed and wounded. A letter sa!
" " the j9is and dungeons are already lightent
Il OF their burthens, (prisoneTs of church al
state J and thousands are restored TO the
n SONS OF their families"
I'd Ii is reported that Ferdinand il uapopul
Id in Span--and change OF the dynasty is .
eT pectcd-Or the establishment of "A Republ
4 provisional Junta is formed, by whose
I. reeSion the King acts. il is composed OF {
Cardinal de Bourbon, President; Gene
ir BallesteTos, Vice President the BWhop
VaIladolid, Don Manael Abad Quecir
Don Manuel Lardizabel, DouNIateO v
demoros, Don Vincen:e Sancho, Don Fra
cisco Crespo, Don Bernardo TarTius, a
no IgnaciO Pezuela. Before whom the King |
:, sworn TO the Constitution.
" fTranslaiions from Spanish papers.l
d. GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY
MADRID, March 0.-QBicidi article. I
ct | minister of war has communicated TO
ed Captains general of the Provinces, The folio
ing toy al order. The Secretary of State a
- of despatch. has communicated TO me
" following. " His majesty has been pleas
OF to resolve all those VITO have been impfisoI
lee or detained IL any part of the kingdOniiOr
liticai Opiuioas shall be mInediately set
ne liberty, aud that they may return 90 th
~. homes ~ well avail tbsOe who for the 81
W. causes may be ON of the kingdom.
al the visit u tie King tat this determipat