Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-01


sation OF free entry.
Ii would not be difficult for me mere
over TO point Out and explain the causes
which leaves neutraliscd the FrenrI, ia
t1uence with the Divan: bui should de-
viaie from the course have laid down,
and have not professions 10 il.
REJOICINGS IN SPAIN.
PORTSMOUTH, Aug. 2i.-Ye-terday
arrived brig Adeline. Capt. Wiuca'r,
from Cadiz. Lett there the lllh July,
and brought three papers only. dsieh
18th, nth, and I5iii.-A friend has been
kind enough 10 translate the principal
news heni the Redacior General.
ErfrGct from paper ofthe l4M.
On the 18th when the happs news ar
rived that our idolized Monarch had So
lemDly taken the oath 10 the Consiiu-
ton, in presence Of the Representatives.
Of The naiiOn, il flied the whole ell, ni,ii
extreme joy-people Of all ages ami sex
es ran 10 the:public squares and streets,
embracing and feliciiating each other on
the happy event The veteran troops
and The national militia united, and with
a vast many citizens paraded The streets,
singing patriotic hymns, and crying out
with understandable enthusiasm, Lug
live our Constitutional King. 49," Long
1--we the Nstion"--' Long live the Con-
s'itution. Pile magistrates, the mill
tary and civil officers. the inhabitants It
all classes and conditions shew patriot
| &c enthusiasm worthy OF The sentiments
thai distinguish this heroic people. The
city OF Cadiz desiring, however, 10 show
ms more solemn manner the love they
profess Tor the magDanlniGus Ferdinand,
the best of monarchs, the father al his
people, they determined 10 have pro
ccssion through the principal squares
and streets, OF an etiigy of his majesty
and at lG o'clock in the evening HE pro-
cession commenced from the Consiiiu
ilonal square. A beautiful triumphai
Car, carried by individuals of ,he ma
iIonai militia, the centre o! The principal
part was occupied By the sfigy dressed
III beautiful royal mantle, The eSirrmi
lies o! which were hell: by two children,
representing Two geniuses, dressed VI
while, and crowned and entireled with
flowers, The sides OF the car were also de-
coraled III The same manner. The enie-
rior part OF The centre and above ia sfe
iigy there was TO be seen a beautiful Sig
tue, representing SPAN with iht CsusiI-
tuition ~ one hand aud a Scepre Ia The
other. Preceding the car vas Il band OF
military music, and an innumcrable Eum-
Der of waX lights. The procession Was
headed by an cacoil oi gentlemen On
horseback, elegantly dressed IL he anci
cnt Spanish costume he rear was COM
posed of large detachment OF lie ma
iional militia, preceded by The baud be-
longing TO the" Regiment of Spain"
The brilliancy OF The night We'd with
the day in the splendid illumination of
the public e'Iifices and immense con-
course Of people. The general enihusi-
asm OF The people, offered grand and
magnificent spec' acle, interesting in the
extreme and worthy OF Free and il,us-
trious people, anxious 10 shew their love
Tor their King and their enthusiasm for
the Constitution.
A solemn mass and te.deum was ce-
lebraied al the Cathedral in great spicu-
dour and magnfioence, dc.
Among the feasis soIemnized for The
memorable 9Th of July, one merits par
iicuiar attention, In the sumpiuous ban-
qnei given 20 The National Militia, III The
Castle OF San Fernando. After the ban
quet The immortal RiegO vas conducted
III Triumph 10 his quarters by the people.
FURTHER FROM SPAIN
The Portsmouth Gazette Of Tuesday,
contains The following parti, uiar-, by ihe
Adeflne, IN addition 10 what we published
yesterday.
CADIZ. July i5.-The Coy,es of the
Nation had their FIRST Session on ile 9th
inst, and appointed Mr.. ESPiGA, one Of
the most enlightened and liberal deputies
OF the iormer Corics, President, amt
General QuIRoGA, Vice President. A
letter was Immediately written 10 The
Secretary Of STATE, To accctfai,I when
ii would be agreeable 10 His Majesty 10
receive The committee from the Cories,
and the King answered tina, he was
willing 10 receive The same Without loss
of time-ihe committee called OH Ills
Majesty, who received ihctu most era.
ciously and who fixed The 9th inst ~ 10
o'clock, a. nj. 10 appear before The Con-
gress and make the solemn Oath 10 The
| Constitution.
Upon the arrival of such glorious news
/ all The bells began TO ring, The slips Of
war in ihr Bay 10 Tie number OF 20. the
| forts IN town and on tie Island fired a
salute OF 81 guns each. The bal unics
| and windows in the houses were band
| sOmely decorated with hangings and cut-
iaDs OF The greatest variety OF coOrs. The
town was most spesdidly illuminated at
| night, and patriotic bands Of music, and
| amateurs OF both sexes, were running
about the streets singing lbe military
| hymn of Gen. Ricgo.
Whilst the people were yet delivered
10 the expression Of ihrir Joy, on the 18th
| at day break, another express arrived
from Madrid in 60 hours, which bought
The Gazette with the official account of
Ills MajeSiys appearance in Tire Corits
aud his oath TO tho Constitution on the
morning OF ihr 9th, before all tue Princes
Of the blood, tile Diplomatic body, the
Ministers OF State, the Council OF Stale,
the Supreme Court Of Justice, ~ tact all
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