Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-16


es for the government, the contents of which
We're not at first, publicly known. few
hours afterwards an cstafette WAS despatched
with AN order 10 General Riego to giSe.up the
military command of Arragon, and ID retire
to Lerida, where he would be under the Or
ders of the government. To-day another
courier has arrived from Saragossa. His DIES
patches We're of such importance that they
OccasiOned the assembling OF the permanent
deputaton, which joined the Ministerial Coun-
ell, and they held long sitting together. The
news was afterwards circulated that the poll
teal chief OF Saragossa deemed il expcdient
to cause Gen. Kiego to be arrested; that that
town and the entire province We're in state
of great coihmotion, and that several corps of
troops had received orders To march upon
Arragon. There is no doubt in Madrid, tba.
Rlego had in view to put himself at the head
of "A Republic. The club Fontana is crowded;
the leading orators Zealously defend the cause
of Riego, whose conduct and principles they
yindicate against the rumoured imputations.
Numerous patroles parade the streets. The
political Chief, who owes his safety solely to
the court he pays to the demagogues, has just
harangued the people at the Puerta de Sol
Mr.. Lcarh Vice Chancellor Of England, is
momentarily expected in this capital; he has
left London, charged with AN important mis-
sion to our government"
From he Gazette de France.
IRuN, Sept. 7.-During some days past il
was suspected that secret faction had it IN
view TO Overtlrn the Government. Stones
were thrown at the military several evenings
successfully a grenade was launched on the
promenade, and many similar efforts made Ia
excite disorder. On the e9th uIt groups of
the citizens in different quarters, cried " A
republic iorev err" which excited much alarm.
On the following day, an individual named
Nillamour, who was distinguished as the prln-
cipal agent of the faction, was taken into Gus
tody, which measure had the effect of calm
ing the general agitation.
On the 2lst, an extraordinary courier ar.
rived from Madrid, bringing the dismissal of
Riego, and an order fur the departure of the
regiment called the Constitutions and orders
to several officers of other corps TO proceed in
stantly to certain specified places. General
Ricgo was commanded Ia repair 10 Lerida,
and the Political chef was authorised to OK
ercise Professionally the civil and military fnnc
lions of the province.
Riego, who was at Buiaraloz, about 10
leagues from Sarag0ssa became irious when
he read the order, which was accompanied
with an injunction from the Political Chief,
that he should not enter Saragossa. He re-
Piled that he would return TO that city, and tic
next day presented himself at the gates with
detachment OF about 100 cavalry. In the
mean time, measures had been taken to pre-
vent his entrance, and the town had all tie
appearance of a place about to be bcsie@ed.
Finding that isiego was resolute, a deputatioa
OF military officers went out and demonstrated
with him as To- the serious consequences which
would inevitably ensue, if he persisted in his
PROJECT. He yielded to their counsel and SET
off for Lerida. Picouets were stationed Ia
prevent a surprize.
On the 98th and 3ist ult. and 4th inst. three
Proc'amations were addressed by the Politi-
cal Chief to the inhabitants, informing them
that an important conspiracy had been crush
ed IN IFS birth. and calling on them to maintain
the rallying sentiment the Constitution or
| death =
Riego has addressed proclamation to The
brave soldiers and patriots of fhe army Of
Arragon,' dated Pima, Sept. 8, in which he
exclaims against the irregular manner in which
he has been dismissed from the military com
nand Of the province; a step, which he con
slders has been provoked by atrocious calim-
mics, and solemnly vows his mistaken deyo-
ton TO the constitutional cause.
| FRANKFoKT, Sept. 9.--T'he news from Vi
emma of the 4th, which we have received by
an extraordinary conveyance, is as fellows
/ 't'he courier who brought the answer Of The
| Russian cabinet TO the note which the Porte
sent to St. Petersburgh in reply 10 the ultima-
/ ihiIi3 Journey III udNS. IL -
afiirme ed that the Emperor being absent (his
Majesty had set off for Odessa,) the ministers
declared that they could not decide upon II,
and that they were bound 10 confne them
selves merely to transmit it TO their Sewerage.
| (The remainder Of tbs article has been sup
pressed by the Censorship in several of these
Journals. The Constitutional concludes il as
follows - but that, in their (the Ministers
! opinion, war was moro probable than peace. J
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FROM NlCHOLS'S REFLECTIONS,
Ia WORK LATELY PUBLISHED rs ENGLAED.l
| The REvOIUTIOS IN THE UNITED STATES.
| VIII Revolution produce an increase ofhap-
hpiness TO mankind
This is question, which must frequently
recur to every r. lectins mind. have no hes
itation in saying, flat / think Revolution lbHI
add TO the happiness Of mankind The only
country in which we have yet seen Revoke
uonary Government completely established is
America: and there theprosperityo the people
has been more rapidly increased than it is prob
able, that it would have been under the Old
Government. Before the Independence of the
United States ofAmerica, the governors sent
from Great Britain TO IFS colOni $ were, for
the most part necessitous courters and
The object Of Gorernmen ioas 10 check the grOlti
ofMe Colonies. In France the Revolution is
not yet completed for although a Represen-