Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-04

n lew out Cuuf RADICALS tn!edyOufeG 1
10 scream for their Goddess but music,
loyalty TO the King, and hospitality TO |
the Duke, drowned their momeniaTy yell
OF despair.
March lO.-We have received advices
from Lisbon this moraing, To the Isl iusi.
The CoTtes had continued their siliiugs
with great regularity, and in thai of the
oath ult. the report uf the Special Com
mitiee was read, which had te~u appoint.
ed 10 inquire into the claims of The Bril-
tish officers serving IN the Portuguese
army. This report, after enumeiating
several reasons why, In the Judgment of
the Committee, our ,Ounirymsn SHOULD
not be considered entitled To any cxuber.
ant reward for their past services, finishes
by urging The most conclusive argument
OF all, namely. the state of the National
Treasury, which il another obstacle TO
the nations being so generous 10 the
English Officers as il cnuld desire."-We
should wish TO believe that this is the on
ly obstacle, but We are afraid that era,i-
tude is moi among The most prominen, of
revolutionary vmiues.-Had British off,
GERS and British soldiers, never drrncted
the soil st Portugal with their blood,
Portugal might now have been a depart
meet OF ispefiai France,
The following are III. resolutions &C.
tnally proposed TO the Cortes by the Com
miitee
That the English Officers, who. by
The declaration ot the Goth of August.
1920. az the Provisional Junia If The Su.
premc Government Of i've Kingdom. re-
tired from the service of the Portuguese
Army. be dismissed with honour. and
with the thanks of tn nation, solely from
the necessity u; giving new organization
10 the National Royal Army.
2. That these Officers should continue
to receive The pay oi the commission, for
as many years as they served ip The war
IN HE Portuguese Amy.
3. That those who did moi serve i'm the
war, should continue To receive their paw
foi one year, il being understood thai
these qualifications are personal.
4, Finally, that The Bngsdiers should
receive The favour OF Commanders (Com.
menda) Of The Order of The Tower aId
sword aud the Colonies aud Lieutenant
Colonies the insignia OF the same Greer.
Condecoracao de Abito.
NJ. Borges CarUeno SAID, his Rupor,
sh be printed, 10 give publicity to the
luminous principles developed by ihc
Com'oiiiee in III Report, which was
agreed 20 with general appreciation"
w luf1NFt extracts.
26th Sitting, Feb 90.
he order o! the day was the CONT.
nua'ioa OF The discussion on Art. 81 of
the bases Of The Constitution. The debate
on This subject, which included the pro
posal 10 haV TO- Chambers. or to piye
the King a" absolute veio, was extremely
anna eii ; ana the people In The gallo.
RES frequently appiau'led The Members
WIN spoke against The proposal, so that
we President was ohl'gci 10 admonish
them, rot 10 carry their marks of apnro-
banon 10 excess. IL was resolved al
length to reduce the question 10 three
p"'nis, on which the Chamber proceeded
TO VOC -
That there shouII be only one Cham.
Der carried by 80 votes 10 25.
" That there is 10 absolute vot. in the
person OF ,he King arried by 70 gotes
too
That suspension vote he given as
declared IN .he OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES was
| carried by 81 votes IN Al.
27th Sitting, FEB. 81
he debate on The bases of tn Con.
sf'tuf!on was continued on the articles az
tar as the goth, which passed. Consi.
derabie debate arose on III" 23d Article,
some Members wishing 10 give the king
cl9 was passed az u stood originality
The discussion w1s confined on the Sit.
ting OF the 28th. when all tGe remaining
articles. up TO the 34fh and last, were an
proved with some amendmeuIs exceni
tile 3Oth, on The Nomination to Civil Er.
clrs'asiical, and Military Emrloymenis.
which was sent back 10 the com mii,e-.
ROYAL VISIT TO IRELAND
From the DubIin patrio,
H's w'th pleasure ws are enabled to adj,
from oe'y high authority, The foIiowtng in
ferest'ng particulars to the notices zoe haze
aireod0 made connected Nth tie anspicious
pist of our most gracious sovereign to Ire,
tand
HIS majesty has been pleased to cypress his
intention of holding tco conrfs in Dublin.
las mpesty w'h rsriew the garrison at ihe
Phen'r Porh 4; and second repiep of IRONS.
consisting mt Of the garrison mereiv. bit of
all the regimenfs that can be conpenjeatiy
collected JOr tie occasion, wiH innediatsiv
(oitow
III IS also the royal intention TO honor the
! s'ty " Dublin an Me person of its chief ma.
grsr "te HIS majesty wiH dine Nth the
Lord Ndyor; and This dinner. ne beiiepe
vith the exception Of The Vicyegal dinner,
w'H be tie oDfy me to ,ohich ms majesty wii
accept 0H imitation
We odh add, 100, that our beiored monarch
| designs UISt TO O,sr national IheaDe
The happy. and cheering prpeciptipn of
| has mDeSIyS gracious and most peicOne uisit
to ms country. has animated the hearts If
ms aBectionate and dutfm subjects No
sooner mlH Ute Sorereign's yachs be observed
an the IRISH harbour, than alt ranks, Nth no.
bihty and gentry. wiH crOwd with zeaLovs.
loyal, and WiM proud and ardent feelings
to line tie shore and hail their gracious KING.
| From The Dublp Evening P..t.I
| W. can state, at iengfh, aud ue 6eIeye
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