Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-01

asni. Rnyiero, r,s0e.,ed the peog:c. wac
crowded the tribunes, to be calm. The De,
putty Borelii, in the name OF the Commission
for Foreign Affairs. made Report on the
Message OF the King. He concluded IN these
terms
his Majesty that II has no power OF asserting
to any thing that the Message contains coo-
trary TO the coa,mon oaths, and TO the social
paci W hich established the Consultation Of
Spain I'd. That the Parliament cannot recoc-
Dize the power Ot consenting 10 the depar.
ture OF his Majesty. unless such depar-
tue shall have tor its object The maintenance
of the Constitution OF Spain, sworn 10 in con-.
mon.'
The Deputies Niccioi, Arcovito. Dtagouet-
Il. Pepe, Saponara, Poerio. aud Gallo, spoke
in succession on the question of agreeing to
the Report, the conclusions OF which were ul-
timately adopted by acclamatiou,s as also AN
Address TO the King. in terms thereof.
In consequence OF this Address, the Duke
de Campo Chiaro TRANSMIT tied to Par liament
new Message from the King, in which he
says,
at is with Infinite pain that learn that my
faithful Deputies DO not see in the same light
the resolution which was yesterday communi-
Gated 10 them on my part In order 10 avoid
misunderstanding (eQuir0gue declare that
I never had any thought of violating the Com
stitatioa TO which have SWORD. But, by nv
decreee ct the 7ih Of July, having reserved
TO the National Representation the right OF
modifying tho Spanish CONSTITUTIONS. I heliev-
ed, aud still believe, that my Intervention at
the Congress Of Lsybach may DC useful in
order 10 make acceptable 10 the Powers such
modihcations us, without infringing tue rights
OF the nation, may remove all canse of war
BESIDES. none OF these notifications can he
admitted without the consent OF the nation
aud myself"
On the morning of the 10th, the Duke of
Campochiaro transmitted 70 the Parliament
another Message from the King, conceived in
IN * A. 49,.
contan,u. tue following additional para.
graphs
81 declare tho, have no wish TO 20 10
Laytacii. except to support the Constitution
that the Parliament will decide, in positive
terms. whether it will consent to nv inter
vention viii the Congress OF Laybach ...In
case of its deciding in the affirmative, l wish
'hai fariiameHt will explain itself, AZ to my
proposition OF confirming 10 my beloved SON.
The Duke of Calabiia, the powers OF Vicar.
General. l regret that Parliament will not
appoint four OF its Members 10 accompany
me-. should have wished 10 profit by their
advice. The Allied Snvereigns expect from
me prompt answer, desire thar Parlia-
meht will decide without delay. on the cues,
tons which / hav. sta bsiited 10 it,
n. SAME Gay, the loth, III Prince Vicar General
eoenumeated Decree. bearing that the six Ministers
against whom an act Of Impeachment was in progress Rad
green IN Their resignation and tsi his Hgless had provi.
a} h ultlr places follows ;Furegn Afiirr the
Duke de Gallo. Inferior President, AccIayio and until
ms ari'a the Marquis AulettaJustce Advocate General
iois,-FiaHces, Duke de CarignanWar Lirut. General
farisi Inc department Of tie Marine conidei TO the
Minnter for Foreign Alfairs
On the lith, the question was discussed in PARLIAMENT,
whether II should give express the departure,
Oh ms Majesty! NM Poerio aud Angeni said that all
were agreed rs To- the utility Of this departure bat the lat.
Ter INSISTED that his Majesty snu!d had
accepted The modiicatins which were BIZ made in the
constitution, IN order, said lie, That with ibis Act in
ms ha'd' the King he able prove Allied Pow
ers mat We are not revolutionary people, but nalon
legally constituted"
The sentiments # NJ Angelis with general approba
tio' ana the Parliament. in qice Instantly proceed
eo I'd nctss the modiesitic,s tetned c,sary in Tie
constitution and, having concluded rr aors conaui.
Gated the result OF them the King.
II is not stated whether his Majesty gave the
his sanction.