Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-19
Liberty ofthe Press, which they desire to rca

Z have been discovered at Ara6iGcz, which was
> 10 have broken ont on the 9Th inst. General
D. tieSo has arrived at Madrid, l,ut by niabt,
u and under IA borrowed name. Few persons
are IN the secret, for fear fany public demon
L straiion of the enthusiasm which his appcar-
ance every where excites. 5,he Patriots pre-
pared triumphal entry for him 1t rs said
ne VIII not arrcar in public till lhn day of The
preparatory Sitting of the Eortts.
\ Other motives obigc Count Torrpno TO
smut hin1Srlfup in his house, which is become
fortress, which he never leaves except To- 20
To The cortes, accompanied by one Ger dwo ge-
nerais and some servants. Since the 5ih and
9th, when he was loaded with insults, me re.
ceises daily testimonials Of the hatred which
many persons bear him.
Madrid Papers tn the 10Th inst have reach
ed us They announce the complete tram
Gnihty OF Cadfs, and thatthe yellow fever has
entirely ceased at Palma, the capital of Ma
j"rca One of the Journals, the Reddcior Gen
erdt says" it is affirmed that our troops
anu G,eriilas, under the command of Gen.
Morales and Col Alcio, have completely
beaten the insurgents of Columbia, and that
the L!berator, simon Bolivar, was killed and
also his second IN command, BermudeZ"
The proceedings of the Cortes are interest
ms. On the 9TH and 9Th the debate was con
'nued on ths Law of the Press, when several
Articles were agreed tn.
Two resolutions were then proposed and
adopted.
L. That the preparatory meeting of thcnew
Cortes being abcCt To take place, the present
shall close their lihors.
9. That commission shall be appointed to
represent 10 his Majesty the mode aud the
time of doing So
The Comc,ission appointed to inquire into
the mode and time of terminating the present
Session of the Cortes, delivered thea, Rcpoft
as follows:
|. That it may he decrecd that the Extra !
ordinary COgtes close their Session On the
18th instant.
9. That in conformity with the rules of the |
Cortes, a Deputation of % Members may he |
appointed to communicate TO his Majesty, |
that on the said day the present Cortes end |
Their ihbors
j. That this Commission fulfil the object
Oh us appointment ON Sunday, the 10Th lust.
me proposed arrangements were adopted
by the Assembly.
GA The 9Th the Commission of Colonies r;
titled lis former opinion, adding only that the |
Commissioners of the Government shonId be |
authorised TO reject any propositions that
sho;iid he made 10 them contrary 10 the lib !
erty and property of the Spanish Ter Eurouc- |
M Americans who should remain attached to !
the mother country, and should desire to qui, |
the ultra marine provinces. On this subject !
the opinions Of Count ToRRENo, of Mosco-
| SO, and EnPIGo, were read to the following |
effect:
! |. That Il declaration should be made, an
nuhng the Treaty of Cordoba, entered into
between General ODoaoiu and the Political
Chief Of the rebels of New Spain, Iturbide.
Q. That the Government should dispatch
/ circular to foreign Powers, to cxplain that
1! SPAN had not renounced its rights over the
| proviices Of America
D. nat the Government should make ar
! engagements 10 project the provinces which
should remain faithful to the mother country,
ana endeavor to make head against the insur-
gents.
4. That declaration should be made that
no Deputies eau be received from those pro-
Ninces which have proclaimed their indepen-
dence.
The discussion was fixed for the following
Tuesday.
we have received Dutch Papers TO the Qlst
hey announce that in consequence of the
unlimited importation OffUreign manufactured
GOODS INTO Russia having injured the national
manufactures as well as commerce, il WAS in
tended to establish "a new tariff.
| LoNDoN, Feb. 26.-Frencb papers Of Satnr-
day arrived last night-The following are ex.
tracts
PARIS, February a. Last Tuesday, at a.
|
smart shock ofan earthquake was felt in the
Whole city of Lyons. 1t continued about
| minute.
The Echo oCAe West, journal Of Iicnnes.
has the following article, in its number of
18Th February
| We know not what news or what fears
can have suddenly filled eur authorizes with
alarm, but for some days past, all t,lnt wr gee
| looks as II Rennes was 20 be- the theatre of
some great event. The military posts are
ioubled-peopc are forbidden 10 pass afiry
SIX o'clock opposite the powder magazine :;
part of the lNllitaryforcc is constantly on foot.
-IhP gendarmcre which does the duty in
| lie CITY IS augmcnted-we meet ii rvery
where, IN the avenues, the public places, IN
ana out OF uniform, in the streets, and at the
d"0is ct the houses ; il goes to Biect the car.
Tiages, continually visits The hotels, seeks eve
! ~ where for information. and appears fn he
! looking after SEINE individuals whichit shows
MI possible cagcrncss to discover.
II was doubtlcss to make this discovery
ihat COmmissaiy ofPoIicc, with military At
tcnddnls, has made search, which seems Co
nave been Intellectual, in tho house and gartAn
Of Col. BubilIon."
The 5fUche NJ .ggHatdiRe says, that lis cor
! icspDudrnt at Gren0ble states, that agents of
Instruction continue tn traverse the country.
and To- circulate tic most sedifi0us Writings
! The same journal adds, that lvO songs, which
n bear the stamp Of revolt and crime, have bern
chndestmely printed aud circulated vt Bur.
deanS, and that they are the objects Of "A very
strict search.
u An ordinance from the King has been sent
Gown TO thu Chamber, proposing to reward
The french Physicians who went 10 Barcclona
during the cOntagi0n, hy giving ii pension of
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