Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-29

In the most friendly terms, the sincere desire
OF has Majesty the Emperor, by the nviola-
BILE observance of the Treaties. TO preserve.
unshaken, the relations of peace aud amity
now subsisting between Austria and the
Sublime Porte
CONNECTIONS IN SPIN.
From a London paper of the 9th of Apr;l.
we copy the following article, exposing the
nature and extent of the counter-revolltion-
airy plot in Spain, of which the papers had
hitherto afforded us nothing like an adequate
conception. The King himself, it would APP
pear, Is suspected by the committee Of the
Cortes, to have been at the bottom of the
conspiracy, or at least to have been intended
TO be used as an instrument by the conspira-
tors, for the accomplishment Of their pt,rpo-
SEES, his personal safety being n set.1n,lary
consideration. The revolution in Spain. in
iavor OF liberal principles OF government. if is
suincientiy evident, is by no means com
piete: 1t would seem, indeed, that Tie Con-
sitnt'on and The. kiag' cannot stand together.
A snort experiment proved this, in regard TO
Naples, where, by the aid of foreign bayo-
nets, the King conquered the Constitution
We shall see whether different result at
tends the Constitutions which have been
formed for other nations on The continent.
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From the london Courier Of .lpi1l 81
MADRID, March 25.-'fhe Special Com
mittee OF the Cortes, appointed to consider
oil ihe internal security of the nation, has
made report through the medium of Senior
CaiatraVa, OF which the following is the sub
stance /:
" A systematic series of plots exist for the
overthrow ofthc constitution. These plots
are directed By Supreme Juata. under
which are secondary Juntas. Central points
Tor similar plots have been established by
spanish refugees, particularly at Bayonne
and at Paris III the Rue do Richelieu. Many
ric" members OF the clergy take part il this
conspiracy. 1t mas shown itself openly on
three occasions /. In the month of June
last, when 1t was attempted To disturb the
session ofthe COytes. Q. In the month Of
November, DARN; the residence; Cr the KIM
at the Escllrial 5. At The commencement
OF the present session, on the dismissal of
ministers who hal evinced so much zeal in
the maintenance of the new Institutions
The object of these plots Is the absolute re-
establishment of absolute power. II was
proposed among the conspirators 10 take
possession of his ul;esty's person. or evento
set up anothcrln his place. The late minis
ters had traced out all these Vaccinations.
ana 1t was on that account that their goinc-
out OF Office was proclaimed as Il trinnphby
the evil disposed. But the plans ofthe con-
si1lrators nave hitherto proved aboctiyr in
consequence oithe excellent spirit Of the ar
my and the national militia.
" Among the documents in suyport of th;s
report, IS plan Of = counter revolution. in
the hand writing of Vnue5a aud one of his
cousins. This planwas to be communicated
only to the King, the Infant Don Carlos,
the Duke del infantado, and the Marquis OF
Castelar,. The King was to be prevailed
on to conyoke suddenly all the late Minis
ttcrs, tue Captain General, and The Counsel
lorS OF State, and When they were assembled
Don carlos was to enter with part of the
Dody guards, and arrest them ALL The Duke
del lniantado was 60 place himself at the
head oil battalion of the guards cautioned at
Leganes, which, with the Princes regiment.
the Colonel ofwhich was favorably disposed,
was to occupy the city gates and the public
places. These troops were TO instigatc thc
people to- call Religion and the King !" and
Death to the Constitution ~ A new ,nl-
nIcIpal Sllardwas to be Immediately formed
to- march in procession to Constitutional
square, and pull down the Lapida, IA stone
erected IN commemOrati0n Of the establish
ment of the Constitution. No person was
TO be allowed to leave Madrid, but couriers
ana dctachnents were 20 be- sent to the pro-
vinces with the necessary orders, &c.
with regard to the Liberals, they were.
according to Viauesa's plan, to be ali arrest
ed and divided into three classes. Those OF
the FIRST class were to be capitally punished. as
guilty of high treason those Of the sarond
to be banshed or imprisoned those of the
third were TO be pardoned.
"Wilb regard to the arrancesados. CORES.
ponding measures were to be adopted. Vi
niicsa afterwards mentions the Bishop of
Ce,!ta as lit person to draw up a Kind Of
JlstIlcdtory manifesto. Every thing was
to be established on the footing of1GsO. ex-
cept that the King would convoke Cortes
formed of States General, IEstamentos i
Ymuesa observes, There northumberland
as wei as advantages in this plan. THE
lIYes oi his Majesty and Don Carlos may be-
put to hazard but they must trust 10 Divine
Providence, and show that they are capabJe
OF hraving danger, and worthy OF wicldin,,
the sceptre' &c.
Tho Repor; states that tie two military
corps, on the cooperation of which ~
whole plan depended, do not in any rcspec!
participate III the senlimcatOf Vinmesa.
The Committee afterwards propose fn
the tortcs TO thanl; the army and the militia
Tor their faithful attachment TO the Constiiu-
Ton 10 hasten the report on the prop,pt
administration OF justice 10 accelerate fine
s"ie oiha'oi'ai property, and the suppression
oi converts TO call upon the government
70 SuDm' plan % q sacra security aud police