Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-05

to await such communications rs your Excel
lency. ON receiving his Majestys commands,
may think proper to address TO me, for de-
! Gliding my measures, whether of proceeding
or returning.
! In all events, bescech your ExCcllency
/ to present my humble duty To his Majesty,
and TO offer him, with the sentiments of de-
voted attachment tn his person. the assurances
that wherever may be found, | snail take
lively interest in the welfare of a natinn whose
msfortuncs lament from the bottom of my
| heart.
81 beg of your Excelency TO accept the
assurances of the high considerations with
which
| have the honor to he,
| Your Exc llency's most ch't sPrv't.
"ROBERT WILSON,
To his Excellency the Minister of War"
"BAsLE, June I5.-Th- H,lve,ic Govern
ment has decreed the following measures with
respect To foreigners:
Art. /. M foreigner shall Fix his legal
residence in the Canton unless he has previ-
ously obtained permission.
| "2. Every foreigner is obliged TO give no
,ice to the Police within 81 hours after his
arrival in the Canton.
| "S. Foreigners who, after their arrival in
the Canton, shall desire to remain more than
three weeks shall apply tn the Director Ge-
neral of Police, at the Alien Office.
81. Foreigners who shall reside in the
Canton without being authorized, shall he
sentenced TO pay lns of 500 forms, and two
months Imprisonment.
SIS. Keepers of furnished hotels, innkehpers
and householdprs, who shall have lodged f-
reGners without per!nission shall be Fable to
fine of 1000 forms, and To three months i'm
prisonment in case Of repetition of the Of
fence. the penalty shall bp doubled
In consequence of the Report mad, on
the Printing of Political Writings, the follow
ing Decree has been passed:
Article l. No person shall sell, or cause to
he printed, without the previous license of the
Council of State, works relative to foreign
I policy.
90. The license shall not be given. till The
MS. has been examined, tn see if it contains
any thing reprrhensihlp. In both cases. il
must be signed by the Author aud the Printer
and deposited in the chancerv
s. The Author, Priuter-or Bookseller, who
shall transg:css this order, shall be- brought
before The tribunal. where they may be con-
demned tn a fine Of 1000 horins. and years
Imprisonment. The penalty may be iucreas-
ed according TO the contents of the writing, as
the seriousness of the circumstances may re-
quire.
" loiuNiiS are lfanSlatlOnS from iilp "a
diz RedGctor General up to the 18th ofJuIy.
Ia the session of June 30;h the Cortes de-
termaed that in all places invested with the
enemy, the Habeas Corpus Act should he sus-
penhed and martial law established. On the
same day the municipality OF CadiZ invited
! seam"n la enlist for the service on board of
} the 30 gun boats which are armiug for the
defence ofthr port. According To letters from
: IayIra (in Algarvia) of June 2Gth division
, at Portuguese troops were forming in the
Province of Alemitio, in order 10 prevent The
entrance ofany Spanish troops or Guerlas
, IniO that Province "A French spy had been
caught at San Fernando.
GA The LIST of July the Royal George steam
packet arrived at Cadiz in 81 hours from Lis
bon among the passengers was also a Aid de-
camp OF Gen. MOTliO coming from Curunna {:
on that day . small vessels entered with pro-
visions, also ON the 4th. On the 5th entered
; Sandman and an English brig from Gihra-
tar, and SO boats with provisions from Levaute.
AT Seville the French levied contrihu-
7 ton of 5000 Reals (S4OO 900 y The lnfante
Don Francisco de Paul is designated to occupy
he throne of Mexico, in conformity TO the
t realty oflgualado
I On the 10th of July entered one English
schr. from Gibraltar with y heat also so boats
{ from Levante with provisions. General Zayas
has collected 900 horse and 800 infantry: he
was last at Anteqnera. Tortosa is said to have
been taken possession of by the army of the
Faith by some treachery.
Letters from Malaga of the second Of July
} say, that Gen. Zayas was at Lucena, and from
= Granada of June 29th that Gen. Ballasteros
: was positively coming.
On the 10Th of July entered nine boats with
, provisions. 1t is said that Sir w. A'Court
will be recalled
f Lieut.. Gen. Cayetano Valdes, who had been
appointed Commander in chief at CadZ, in
t the place ofG. Vigodet, issued proclama
: ton concerning the regulations to be observed
since martial law had been declared 1T Cadiz
July 18th, entered eleven boats with pro-
visions. On the Goth of June, the King oi
> Portugal issued 4 very severe decree against
} secret societies, and particularly Freemasons,
whose meetings are prohibited under the
penalty oftIansportation for at least five years.
All public officers are to present written pro-
mise that they will not belong to any secret
society.
The French Commander in chief before
= Cadiz has ordered all land and sea forces to
s fire, after the 18th of July, on all persons who
shall leave he island of Cadiz and present
themselves before the French forces.
} Paniisco IS SAID to have Joined the constitu-
$ tionalists and TO have defeated French troop.
I Two pounds of bread are said to sell at Ma
drd for g reals or 90 cents.
July 10, entered 9 boats with provisions.
.4trora.
D., CADIz, July lG.-~Don Manuel Bertran de
Lis makes known that his not having been at
2 Seville when the Cortes voted the Conslilu-
! tional Regency, prevented his voting its ap-
] pointmrni, which circumstance, he now pub
. llshes, 10 order that 1t may he known, that he