Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-01

WINCH INV SONtIHs U.s. Win no Other view
than to inspire distrus, OF my pure in
teniiOns.
have sworn To the constitution, and
have always caused il to be observed TO
The extent Of my powers. Well would il
have been II all had done the same. Pub
lie insults have been offered To my dig
nifty, contrary To the order aud respect
that IS due 10 the constitutional king. |
do NOT tear my own existence or my per-
sonal safety God who sees nv heart,
viii watch aud project both. But I ought
no, 10 Withhold, at this time, from the
Congress, as The principal guardian of the
preservation and inviolaLili,y which the
sacred charter secures to the cons.itu'
tional h,ng-that such insults would noi
have occurred second time, II The exc
cu'lve power could have been invested
with all HE visor and energy which the
constitution guarantees, and the cOries
desires. The little interest and activity of
'he authorities have caused such great
excuses 10 be r.sewed-a and VI they are
repeated, it will not be surprising il The
Spanish nation finds itself snrrounded
Dy immeasureabie evils aud misloriuaes.
cherish the hope il vii not be 10, II The
Cortes ultimately uni,es itself 20 it's con-
siltutioual kiDe-wili strive TO remedy the
aOuSes-to re.unite The public opinion,
anu coun,eract the Vaccinations OF Ihr
malevolent, whose aim Is anarchy and
destruction.
Let us then unite the legislative and
executive powcrs--and | now publicly
declare, IN the face of the nation, thai il
Is my wish Ia effect the consolidation Of
a system which Is calculated 10 procure
hdppihess ana tranquility to my people.
FERNANDO.
nm hoI
Condo de IorenO propose that a COM
niiiee should BE- appointed 10 draw un a
reply TO the address CT bis Majesty. lit
Is necessary, said he. tha, the whole
world should know, what are the s,uti
menis OF The Cores with regard TO The
congress at Lay bach, and the recent oc-
currences III Naples; and il b, hoves HE
CORES TO proh by the opporiua,iy OF
solemniy declaring, that SPAN is no less
disposed 1" respect Tie Independence of
other nations, than 10 exact a due res
peel Tor her own The Senor Conde al
ieuged many other arguments in favor
OF Ills motion and The question beng
pu' 10 the vote, was decided in the atfir,
ma'iVe. The committee was Then ap
pointed, consisting of Condo de Toreuo
Martinez de La-Rosa, CIemeuriu and
GaIeii attsr Inch the Csrtes adjourn
ed
SPANISH CORlES.
Sess'on of tbs 9th of Harck.
iue acc OF 'orUer Session being read.
dou approved. various dispatches were
read and ordered tn be transmit,pd n m,
respective committees: among them WAS
an eHposilioh f the provincial d.puta,ion
on CauiZ, requesting a decision from The
Cor'eS, with regard 10 The xecutIoh If
Judgements when The plaintiff Is The onk
arcade OF a t0"D, which was Sent TO he
committee OF Legislation also. a com
pidiht preferred hy Senior Zdvdla, deputy
rom MERIDA dc fucataD, against Coionei
u maiiaho eari'!lo dc Aibornoz. chafg-
ING hItn With having dismissed The Caii
General AIaoz from has Nj a., am 1,nn
fnrd the said Senior deputy IN A dungeon.
employing force OF aruis, naiwiihsial,d,np
MS character aud the proofs of his limo
cence The complaint couclud.d by
begging II might be decreed, tina, ID Nj.
Carrilio de Alb0ruoz had infrinoed The
constitution, and that there were grounds
for prosecution. The compia,ut Wa
sent 10 The committee of infractions of she
cons'Ituiion.-A dispatch from The pro-
visionary lniendani of Caracas. relative
10 me funds which should be appropria.
tea ior TIE maintenance of the priests
residing among the Indians, was trans.
nh'ea 10 the JOINT com mitiees of domes.
TIC anu Ciiramarlne afiairs.-A dispatch
was Iea", transmitted TO the CoIies, by
the captain General of Arrapnn. relative
to The iDtercepiisn of the public courier
Of the capital: il was evident. said the
Captain General, from the fac, of the
couFicfs having been neither robbed or
iiI-'reaied, thai HE authors Of this cruel
aci are not thieves, bnf eueGIics of the
constitution, and that their only object
was 10 gen possession of the corresoop
oenct. The Captain General eHumerates
tie proofs he has already given OF his
attachment TO The cause OF liberty and
declares 10 The Congress lis wish 10 rpI,-
crate them he hopes that an opporiunjiv
VIII be afforded him OF manitesilnp 10 the
representatives of Spain, The sincerity of
his wishes 10 MAINTAIN the rights OF The
naii0h ; and concludes, by begging tiai
the Cories VIII deign 10 bear ia mind. that
IL NE speedy punishment of crimes is m
all cases nect ssary, 10 order tia, penalties
may produce the good effect winch AZ.
cIe'y expects from them, This maxim
could never be more ap,lIca BILE than IN
Tie present. Instance and assures he Cor.
les, HAT The troops of Ike province I'M
der his government, are ready al any
moment 10 lay down Ih.ir hves IN Dis
renee OF Tue nation, amt ITS dIgntied re~
pre>eniatives. TIE Cores Determined In
take InIo their consideration, thus new |
proof; which mrrlt0rIous commauder
Oi spain gave, OF lis attachment 10 The
Congress and his country.
Senior Navarro land before the Cor,es
a statement OF the occurrences which had |
taken place IN the preceding week, at The !
town OF Alcoi, where numerous mob |
collected together from the suIroundiug |
country, and destroyed The machines fnr |