Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-01


aud TO display itself in full dignity befo.e
the. face Of Europe.
AS Tor us, we wanted nothing AT the
hands of neighboring nations. We res.
pect ell governments, however cOntrasted
may be their constitutions with our own:
we wish TO live al peace in our dwellings,
to cultivate our soil, 10 exercise unres-
trained the rights of industry and COM
MERGE: we wish other states 10 respect
our religion, aud 10 leave il untainied by
foreign superstitioAs we are anxious ior
peace under the shade of those project.
ing laws. and OF that Immortal couii,u-
ton. fidelity 10 which we have sworu,-
sir, Parliament will adopi those iesolu.
iions whleh II shall conceive to be most
worthy oi the honor and independence az
the nation which, has coufided TO us iis
destinles-thOse resolutions which will
be best calculated 10 preserve peace, il
possible. aud good understanding be
tween The people of tie Two Siciiies. and
all Tue other nations Of the earth to con
so!idate the edifice of our Constitution.
and The legitimacy of The throne.
Your royal highness. with Thai noble
trankness aud integrity by which you are
characterised, has just pronounced these,
memorable words, that you vii! be ever
Win u and with the naiian," and The
grateful nation viii know how 10 siaiu-
tam e'ernails on the throne of the Two
Siciies the dynasty OF Charles"
At these words The hall rcsounded with
fresh acclamations, which acconpanied
| Tue FRINGE and his august spouse the
| whole way from The Parliament 10 the
falase. After the Princes departure.
his 'xeellency the Duke de Gale, Sc,
crsiary OF State, al Interim for Foreign
AHa'rs, made report 10 the Chamber Of
his mission 10 Laybacb.
LONDON, Feb. % We received this
| morni1a private letter from MarseiJles
dated February 18th. Ii mentions The
arrival or vessel al thai port in six DAYS
ron Naples. with intelligence ,hat the
people OF iha, capital weIeso exasperat..
ed against The KING for his conduit Il
Ldypacn, they sci tire Ia d liue of battle
ship III the Bav, merely beuauae i, bare
lbe name OF Fsrdina,id II was understood
a'.Napirs, '.'At the Aus;riars ye.e ado
VapcIhg IN two columns of 20. 900 each.
Que by kon.r. anu iie oiber by Ancona.
GI.ai agitation prevail, d a, Nagies
we have received PAris Papers If Sum
uhS last. IL Is stalled IN an article from
Augsburg. dated the 10Th OF this II nth.
mar the Austrian army IL in full ma cilj
for Naples, and that the NraDol,,a,,s. on
Their side, shew no unmillngness 10
meet Their opponents In the fed. Phev
nave advanced iie lroOps TO the frontiers.
and have shewn dispo-ition u an,ici.
pate Inc Ausirians, sn0 stlZ upon Rome.
IL Is indeed very probable thai The Nsa-
positans have pushed iorwarh a co,pss
into The Sales of the Church.
MarcA An extract ota letter IL, the
etnofa'enne, from MahrId. dated ,he 18th
inst. al O'Clock IA the evening, saws,
n N f4N, r.
| rom Lay bach, has ash alIghied al lie
residence of The Minister of Foreign Az.
fans. The Ministers instantly asssmb,ed
III Council, and all othe- public business
was suspended. ], Is supposed that these
| dispatches contalued proposals of the
| highest Importance"
CORTEs ELEVENTH SITTING.
| LISBON, Feb. The Committee for
drawing up The basis OF lie Constitution.
requested PERMISSION by NJ. Maufa. 10
have II read. The following is the sub.
stance Of il -
SECTION L..
Of The indipidaal rights of lie Citizen.
| Arilcir L. Tie Constitution ought to
secure TO every citizen his liberty, per-
sonai security, and right of properly.
2. Liberty consists OF doing what the
\
3. Property Is the sacred and inviola-
bic right which every citizen possesses
TO dispose of his property
! 4. The liberty of the citizen consists i'm
the security which the Government ought
10 give him.
3 No one ought 10 be arrested excepf
on regular accusation Sc mao poy causa
| J0rmada
D. Those cases are excepted which The
law determines, bnt the Judge is 10 give
IN writing The cause of the arrest.
Z. Without This requisite cssdiiinn the
arrest shall not be considered rs legal.
8 Every ciilzrn shall have the libettv
TO declare bis opinion either in writing
or III discourse, so far as lie does moi IN
fringe the laws of the State.
3. The liberty of the Press shall br IS.
iabhshed by the Constitution, authors
beng responsible, and tile C0rles shali
ahme competent tribunal 10 Judge The IN.
10 A. 10 Tie use which may b. made
OF religious matters, the Bishop shall have
The censorship OF winnings on religion,
dOgmas and NOR lily, and the Govern
meUt HE means TO punish che delip
quunse.
II. The law IL egu,, CO. oil. "a
fore there must be no exclusive lTiyIls
IL. There can BE- no punishment NJ
out crime cunfIscsiion aud eifus.O
blood must be abolished.
ID All cilIZ ms are 10 be sdmissib
Offices wllhsUt any distinction, exec
their talents aud vidtucs.
sEcT1oN2
Of the Portuguese Nation, ats nmioa
dynasty.
Art I. The Pottnxurse cation is
p sed OF all the IudlsIdual P00ugat