Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-11

posing account OF the numbers, discipline,
and dispositions OF The forces: he states
that all The regular corps had requested
TO be SEM against The insurgents OF Pa
leFmo, such was thei Indignation al the
obstacles thrown i'll The way Of The pee
iecl establishment of The constitutional
system. The following passage Of The
address allnnes Ia the supposed designs
oil the Holy Alliance in becoming
tone:
F" Nothing can authorize strangers 10
threaten our independence, and disturb
our tranquility; Gut If, by al usheard-
OF nJus'I'e, war should arise. il is not
10 be doubted that the national force, AS
sisted by The regimen If militia, and hy
numerous legions, will give proof of vas
lonr suitable Ia the times in v hich we
live, and iN the civic glory with which tl.ey
are crowned"
IL is delightful 10 find that The regeue-
ration OF Spain meets with no serious
impeachment. and, that the conduct "f The
Cories and Ministry fuliils The promise
"l Their firsi deriarstious. Ia he interval
al seven or eight weeks, during whicI, we
have Been without Spanish Gaze,irs, and
81 course wihoui particular knowledge
or what had been transacted for The same
term IN HAT country, the utmost acjisi-
~ seems 10 have prevailed in all branch
eS oi government amt great degree Of
order, with general contcniment, among
the people. There is an air ~ continued,
perfect cordially between FERDINAND
| and his rew Ministers ard ihr Cortes.-
The state OF IKE braIih Of The lscval
family Is daily announced al The CpCuiug
OF The legislative sii'ings, and The report
OF the proceedings always makes mention
q The particula" satisfaction" wit!
which HE news of iheir welfare vas heard.
When Ferdinand visits the iowas in the
n"'glhourho1to of the Capi'h, ha is re-
ceived with determinations and other de-
mons'rai'ons OF eoOd will He presents
at ihis memen' tie image al lrasi OF
truly y pular aud pathetic King.
We find much iB'eligcnce in poliicsl
economy a"d the science of free govern
;nen' and most energetic spirit of re-
torn and Independence, tispla1e din some
OF the d'cussions OF the CorIes. They
were occupied Attic end NJ October
with gent raj system of public credit,
| boitomed HnGr snsnd prinripiss of fl
nance. A sinking furd forms one of iis
features. The most earnest desire mani,
fesilv exists 80 establish The most :epuia-
81" flpanc'al character for 'he govern
merit. Five per cent pax able IN two an
nua' Insialmen's ia the lia,iiaion of inte-
r's' IN The innding Of Inc public debt
| The total of the debt paving interest ia
| stated IN a Report IF tie Con,mii'Pr Of
fnanre, al 6 Si4 600 0O0 Of reals. and
'ha' or The debt NOT having interest al
| 1,fN5 0G0 COO On The 81 Nov the Cor
| les resolved that The plan reported bv tie
| Committee for the organization of The
military force ofevprv deecripiion, should
| he circulated among the va,jons corps of
| The army. and all lis officers aud all other
nPrSQpS and sorppratinuc 10 rnr,-
muHlca'P their ideas Oh The subject, so
that at the U"xi session. all possible lights
might he crioved by the Assembly for
| detrirIve legislation Meanwhile tempo.
| rarv regulations were TO b. made hv the
executive Recommendations to the
| character of plan renorted. We find
ii suggested in the " Government Ga
ztiie" of Madrid, that the Congress Of
| Troppau will go no further ,han 10 de.
nand guarantees in favor of the coGn.
| tries, contiguous TO those which have
made charges in their governments -.
Austria" says Tie Gazette, "incliues
| this wav." J. is mentioned in the same
| paper that seditiops inwult took place
on lie 10Th September. in he Dict OF
| Wareaw MAJ. Chr
The Gazette ofthe Government" Of
the 29ih October, contains ile decree nj
The C0rres for the impression Of Monas
lie Institutions. IL is 100 long 10 he Civ,
81 entire the following are lis principal
prnysiuns--
! lat. All Ike monasterics Of Tie order Of
! friars and caRonical congrPeaiiors all
| :he cnnveu's and colleges ofile military
orders, and hospiiallers Of whatever class,
are suppressed.
~. 10 :,ainiain divine orshp in some
sanciusries celebrated from the earliest
times. ihr Government is enpov cred 10
select eight Of The religious houses ard
cOusign tbem 10 The care Of The monks
whom II ~ Y lhink proper TO select lcF
tie Turppsc.
3A In the Distributor cr Archbishop.
ricks, Bishopricks. and ecclesiastical be-
nchcrs the government viii attend par
iicularly 10 The claims Of Tie most meri-
iorious ard distinguished individuals Of
Tie suppressed religious orders
al. An annuity Of 600 ducats is plcda-
rd 10 each monk in full orders not ;s5ove
the age OF 30 Al The date of the dec, ee---
81 400, 10 hose between 50 and Co Of
COO 10 those above &c. aud 10 The resi- of
The protesting meuks, 100 dnCa's. tf be-
low tbe age n 80 and gao If abcve--7e
the iiospiiallerS 900 ducats, Niilout di.-
iinciiOU oiaee.
9th. il is no longer permitted 10 foind
any convent, or 10 assume any religions
order. or 10 receive he VOWS of novicts.
9th. The Gova-uncui viii favor and
promote by every wcsns IN iis power
secuiaFlzsilo1 Of persons vino have iskcr
religious vows.
7'h. Tie nation viii give 100 ducai,
ever and above 40 every monk ordained
III s0cris WAC shaIi seculsrize himself
Sih. a q iBe property movable sud