Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-06
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No. 60 Sir Charles Siuari To MIR. Conn;np. dated
Paris, February 10. This letter i. the report of a
conversation between the writer aud NJ. de Chateau.
brand, on the receipt oil Nj Cauninp's letter of
heb J, (see M. -, ahove)
Nj. dc Chateduhriand admitted the constrsc tions
nut upon the Kings Speech by Mr.. Canning cor
gespnnded with the doubts expressed al home about
~ III dc Chaleaubrihnd does not hesitate 10 admit
~ IT, ~ order Ia give stability TO any modification
Oh The present system IN Spain and afford su cient
assurance 10 France In justify her disco nnuing her
'rarlke preparations, the King of Spain must be "A
party, aud consent such modification" The
Erelch Government will not only be satisfied with
the opening which any act (such as the establish
nient of II second Chaniber) may OFFER 10 complete
thro' the intervention Of Great Britain, the system
which is necessary for the Constitutional Govern
nehl oil SLn nut, without waiting iOt any iuiter
proofs ol the sincerity oil the Spanish Government,
they will consider any such alording tea.ona
bile grounds Tor suspei ing their arnan,ents, and
replacing the relations between the two countries
upon the same footing usual in time of peace {;
though, since he cannot suppose that ICE consider
tar to be sufficient, we must not be
surprised II preparations for are, in the mean
time, ctriie Un without ntermission. NJ. de Cha
teaibriand did not enter into any detail citing the
nature %! The acts to which he alluded hut under
stood INN Ia refer 10 the project Of allowing the
Ming The nomination of Councillors Of State. and
giving them deliberative mower, upon a similar
principle with that of the American Senate 10
which might he added, regulation fixing the amount
oi the quail hration required Ia render a candidate
eligible To the second or representative chamber -
no. 30. Sir WILLIAMS 'Courl 10 Mr. Canning d,-
ted, Madrid, Feb. Is Announcing the RECENT Inv
lie French Minister at Madrid of his last despatch.
~ from Fringe, directing him 10 deaiand his pass
ports, Nc Onc oil these dispatches states that after
The irhiiess efforts made u, the representatives of
me continental powers, AS well as by Sir William
n Court and Lord FiZroy Somerset (the las, of
whom il must be observed, hdd not len Paris screen
dtyS, aud was not even arrived Madrid, ulen he
freth dispatch 'oas tp.ien 10 engage the Spanisl,
Government To- listen To the suggestions Of reason
and 20 adopt "a line OF greater moderation, no other
cosyse rcmans 10 Tie Government of his Chris
i,n Majesty than that OF recalling its Minister from
Rl''ird that this tx The only step left for the MAIN
tenarCn ot peace that the Duke of Angouleme is
upon the point of placing himself at the head Of
100000 men upon the frontier and that if the King
OF Spain, released from his present thraIdom, and
placed At the head OF his army, shall he allowed 10
advance TO the banks OF the Bidassoa in order to
ireat with him, firm and durable peace may he es
tablIshe between the two countries the ancient in
:iDsd!e cdeieTi0a between France aad Spain resior
ed aud tile fleets, armies, and resources oi Frau &C
le placed from that moment entirely at the disposal
c! his Catholic Majesty that France does not PIE
lsnd TO dictate TO Spain the precise notifications
she ought 10 adopt ia iIei constitution but in order
NOT 10 expose c'sef to the charge oi having inten-
tionay left her wishes unexplained, she declares
Thai she sciH not rcIeU her relations of amIy with
this country, until sySteTl be established with the
consent OF, aud IN concert with, the King, assuring
aiiHe the liberties OF the nation and the Just priv
Ieges OF the Dlonarchj and until n general act Of
amnesty be passed in favor of every individual perse
cued fer political offences from the PRONUNCIATION
of the constitution in 1872, down to the present
period"
No. The same 10 the same, dated Madrid,
Feb .. This note announces me receipt Of the war
speech Of The French King, which Sir w. A Court
read TO Nj. dc San Miguel and snme parts Of IT, by
his own desire, seconh time. The speech having
been concluded, he broke out into EXPLANATIONS
against the general conduct of The French govern
Nent expressing Iis conviction that n war was in
sViialde. he SAID, that Spain would never admit
that the Constitution eWaHated from The King, nor
recognize any oier Sovereignty than thar Of the poo
pie that manifesto was preparing, in which his
Bl4jesry would speak his sentiments 10 Europe and
that these sentiments would lie found 10 unison with
the answer which he had lately delivered 10 the
tories-thai Spnin WAS prepared TO rcpe force by
lOrce-and that France would find that the would
be "a much more serious undertaking tan SHE seem.
cd nj present TO Hnagire II would he
No 81 The same TO the sane, dated Madrid
Feb. 7. The first part Of this icucr is 4 request for
further Instructions and the latter part is the rpor
~ another conversation with san Miguel, held on
that dry. We must extract apart Of q.
." VI. San Miguel observed, that, with respect 10
notifications, there neither u uIIn nor ,aiIy 10
5lmin (were To Ministry To he changed nundfeJ
timc>) who would venture TO propose their adoptiou
ili the time pointed out by the constitution aud that,
had any hopes been held out to OF OppOsifp n-
iure, might depend upon il they never would I've
realized. NJ San MigucI's conversation was never
thces- less warke Than had found IL day or two
ago. lie would NOT, he said, consider all irvue Of
negotiation ~ IN end, but still rely, for success.
~ issue from tie present Il ihCuliies, upon the
friendship and good offices or England. He was con.
y"ced dat size might aud tilH she would, prevent
var.
" 'Ol.l him that land had done and would con.
iinut 20 do, every hug IN her power 10 prevent mat
iefs IRON c1mfng 10 such exiremitics bat ms opin.
.on was, that waT WAS inevitable If Spain were real
ly hirfmined 10 admit modification IN her pfe-
seat Constitutional system. IOrg and drsnl.ory
cOnvcr 5atnt followed, in the course Of W'tirb III
san Miguel u' very prominently forward he eri}gnf
dgkaoEfsog" nj 1f the intention 10 establish - PgR-
mASEHr rEENcH tFTEtEsT Is SPAIN contained ~
o'r'aiu passages OF tie K,og Of frances Speech To-
the Chambers"
No 80 Sir Charles Stuart IN Mr. Canning dated
Irs, Feb II. Another conversation wnl NJ de
tpairaubrI1nd lie thought TIC subject ruf nerncia
tpnI might Vet lac td,rn ino consideration, if The
Spanish negofd'ots should engage Al = ftsre ne, i,,l
- modify their constitution aud, ~ Inc me awhile
prove teif good faith, hy restoring he King 10 hi,
physical liberty, AHd allowing him 10 CrcaGeut Tie
ot.us, nnd 10 go "a watering plares iy n general
"mnesiy by the establishment VI laws 10 regulate
f1s PRgss, aud by change Of Ministry bat thaf
lie Hriary prcpar tionS of the French Govcrnmcnt
husT continue without internissirn nnd thni their
armies viii be ready 10 take the field, ia change
in the aspect Ofafdirs dues cO,trbme Ia remove
me pressure aud irritation w'iich preyAils on
both sides, before the season for aeliye operation
siaii arrive
No. - SIC N1liam A'courr to Mr.. Canning, ia.