Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-02

fisdictioG, shall prepare missions, which Shall /
exert themselves {" destroy erroneous, peril |
eou-, add herc,icsi doctrines, and shut up in
the mvmasteries, of which the rules are the
mus, rigid, those ecccsiastcs who have been
the agents of AN mpious faction. 81 Sealed
by my Royal hand"
MADRID, Oct. Ii-Our Journals publish
the following extract from "a report made by
The Military Commandment of Cabra 10 the
Military Comnandant al Corduya -
Ir.cei,ec yesterday The important news of
the occupation Of CadiZ by the brave French
trnops, our allies. Immediately CAUSED the
Official notice of -,hls event To be published,
WHICH excited transports of joy among the
Whole faithful popu,a,ion OF this town: but,
unfortunately, this town is the head quarters
Of the troops under General Ballasieros, and
The whole of his soldiers, from the first Ia the
last, are deeply imbusd with ,hos- ,nischev
Gus principles with which they infected our
soil.
These incorrigible revoIuiionisis had the
audacity 10 tear DO wn the official notice. They
show themselves on every point, unfaihful To
the convention of August 4 What has pre-
served these guilty propensl;es IN them, have
heen the perverse and malicious intentions
OF Gen. Balastcros, who spread among them
the proclamation which the King was forced
10 sign at Cadiz under the dsggers Of his enc
mrS.
The Revolutionists profit by this piece to
dare and threaten the Royalisis. This state
of things cannot be changed till the troops are
sent away who are so much opposed 10 the
sovereignty of The King, our master.
! Cabra, October 9TH.
| The following extracts shew what fearful
consequences must necessarily result from the
rigid execution of the DEGREES already issued
by Ferdinand:
"Bayonne, Oct. I4.-The Decnee of thu
| 4th dated from Here's, affects vast mum bsr
of persons, since it bapshes forever from Ma
drid all those who have held any civil or mill
tary employ ment whatever. This severe mea-
sure is already carrying ;uto execution, and
the consequences that II may produce are not
To be toreseen. Orders have been already
posted up at Madrid by the Director of the
High Police, for al! persons cOmprehended in
this Decree, who may, perhaps, constitute a
tenth part of the population of the capital,
immediately to take their passports under the
most rigorous penalties. They do not wait Ia
be called upon a second time {; and this SEN
trnce of exile will cause an emigration which
Will atilCt vast number of families in the Pc
| ninsula.
Another decree, it seems, is passed, pro-
serIbing an infinite number of distinguished
and wealthy persons. Some Grand.es al
Spain are mentioned as included in the deere,
of banishnIent persons OF the very hignes
rank are spoken Of"
DREADFUL FIRE.
LIVERPOOL, Oc'. 2i.-Abou o'coci, We'd
nesday morning dreadful ire hroke out IN the ware
| house, COMMONLY known IA Booths Warehouses
Wrapping, the property OF Thomas Booth, esq. vino !,
ended ~ their entire desIrucOp.-The loss OF pio-
perry, upon this iameBiHble occasion, has heen
menss, bui The amount cannot yet he ascertained (he
very lowesi estimate mentioned I. $4,000 y un.
dcrsand that 1856 COO bushels OF grain, and npwa DIS
o ,OOO bags of cotton, have, together with other
vnluales, fallen prey 10 This destructive element
| Abou clock, part OF The wall II The sonih-sas,
corner Tell upon 'h' roof OF house Barter street,
and partially laidit IN ruins. A. cIOsk in The al
ernoon, ihe wall oi the warehouses fell with
tremendous crash We are happy 20 say, that the
adjoining warehouse of Messrs. GEO Duncan and
Son has escaped without any injury. Fortunately for
The neighhorhood Of Barter street, Hotst street, ADD
Campbell street., the wind was southeast, Otherwise
| tue Consequences would have been much Gala
| mhous. Inese warehouses were The highest IN
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