Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-06

tufe nt Tire conditlon anu prospects 0f
Spain:
MADRID, Jan. 5-We have read TO
day, the memorial published by the De-
p"'y Senior Romero Aspuenlr, ,n the
necessity of conYOking the eA,,ao,dlna.
ry Cor,es. The author inf.rs His neces.
si,y from The fear tf anarchy, aud dan
ger OF foreign wars. for The remedy oi
which he ihlnks the Assembly Ut the
Cm,es absolutely necessary.
AS tor the first, We also are afraid of
anarchy, as we'll az Senor Romern AL
puenie. The editor then proceeds to OBJ
serve, that there is indeed too much r. u.
son for dissatisfaction in all parts Of tie
kingdom; thai The hopes ut M, nation
have not been realized, two or three OF
the most important of the new LAWS lav
lug beenIn some OF their -uactren,s
without execution, aud the expected adj
vanfages 10 consequence diminished, of
which he adduces s,yeral instances. From
all parts, he says, we receive account,
! OF grievances, Of disgust, OF vexaiions, To
which those are subject who expected
be"eti." The public journals of the pro-
vInres speak OF The insecurity OF The seas,
| OF high roads, and even of popu.ous
Gil $. The confidential co ions
speak oi the removal uf o!iireis, ct the
| wan; ot their pay, of the disregard, la
| shot, nr rather ot he entire abandonment
OF many branches ot the administration.
| Ia IL not evident that this siiua,inn pro.
| moies discOn'enis ana excitvs disirusi ?
aud is IT nci possible rs Srno II. Alpu-
ente Tears, tina, ana'chv may be The end
| o' so unaappy asltua,IOn
| After these preliminary observa,iuns,
| The editor argues. thar evident as u doubt
| less IL, that arrmedy - such evil. musl be
iouOd he ihiaks, however, tia, il is not ne.
crssaiy TO revert to .XiIao,dina,y nea.
sure, when tire powe svesic 4 IN tn pub
| lie authorizes are Sutii lent .ur the pur-
| pose. WIN respeci 10 the danger of
foreign war, The EDITOR thinks this dan.
| ger more remote than The auilI0s of the
memorial; al any ra,e, should Naples
be invaded. ihi. ill hardly happen before
tbc month OF March. When the Cories will
be- regularly assembled, aud therefore to
call them prrmatureiy seems wholly need
less, and ii even the feat respecting Ma
| pies should be realized, there is still yer,
little To be apprehen,ied Tor Spain, though
1t cannot be doubted, that there exists in
Europe vaSi conspi, acy against liber-
Al principles, and il is pretended 10 limi,
the rights OF naiisns, aud 10 grant them.
by way of concession or favor. small
par, OF the advantag which ii.ey ow.
to the nature of ih social compact"
Extracts from tie proceedings Ia the British
| House IF Commons
Lord Cadtsreagi - Il tie Bill OF Pains
aud Penalties ha'i passed from the House
~ Lords, the Grand Master of the Order
| Of 81. Caroline, who had been brouabt
Tor the purpose OF defence to Paris. would
have been produced al The Bar of the
| House ri Commons, iheyr TO declare, upr
on his honor, ~ha, lie would mol have
dared to say upon his oath, in The House
of Peers, Cloud ch, ers)
p" lie had no HESITATION in reference 10
the case tIer Majesty, 10 say That he
| would not be guilty OF an act OF sncii base
turpiiude and in'amy. "a 10 go into The
closet II the King, after all thai hat trans.
pred, and advise his Majesty HAT the
0nern's character was so purified thai
she deserved and was worthy to be re
crlved BY him with The honors apper.
tanning 10 Queen Of England" cloud
| cheers)
Ms Peel-"If ever a state uscessilv
called tor the departure from The ordina.
rs rules which g0vern he administration
81 Justice, IT was where QUEEN aIout
| =" be invested with those diwi,i,ies which
befi ed her raul. anil sli,inD, was cbarr.
e With grave moral oif-uce: II was 70
pTevent adultery and high treason from
beng INSTALLED on The throne of ihe coun
| try. (Lout CRIES Of hear)
! Mr. Tierney-" Ministers had bronebi
The Ii use INTO this siiuaiiou-tiiai when
z, ever any thing waS IpsiBua,rd against
!i'r Majesty, on the score of guilt. ,bex
"see exp c'ed I" cheer-and that in tho
next onment they were expected to yott
her + so Geo OF The public money.
" For himself he would saw thai the
tousr OF Commons OF The present day
h!a any thing but represent the @pinions
OF the people any thing bui speak The
sentiments oiIhe country and more than
MAJ, they knew thar they neither spoke
| tne sentiments nor represented tue opi-
mons and wishes Of The country"
ST James Wac6intosA id-The minis
| 'ers Who had prosecuted he Queen had.
| In effect, waged war against Tie exist
ing Institutions al lie county they had
| !eti legacy TO all those who might here
after seek 10 destroy them. They had
furnished great magazine, 10 which
every man might inrralter resort who
wished TO dFcry and revile the Monarchy
they had not only culed aud simplilled
all The argnmens-tEey had moi oulv
c ilecied and embodied all the common
places whici bad ever been urged agains,
monarcblcal institutions, buI ihty had
decorated them "n'' all iilnse circum-
stances, they had given them that at
,r"ctIVe anl amusing form, whlch were
ots' calculated 10 gyalify the depraved
appeiIies OF hose who resorted 30 them.
lhry had invaded The sanctuary of mo
naTcliy, they had torn aside the veil. and
exposed all It's trai!irs aud infirmi,ies-
they had thrown Dpeu all that VAS most
sacred 10 tie Vulgar gaz- and made
'h0se, who ought 10 De The objects of our
Venerdii0n and respect, the theme NJ oh
ioquy and drrisIom (bcar, hear y b.