Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-02

to Ceuta, having colonel aud co men on
board.
The note Of his .uoiesty's Minister of State. 10
The Regency Of Spain.
MADRID, june l.-On the Goth of last
mouth the King of frances cnmmssarv, Nj.
de Nartlgnac addressed to the Regency note
couehed IN the following terms:
During the late wars which took place he
tween France and Spain, the fortune of war
successfully placed in TIE possession of the
French army 48 standards belonging To the
armies of Spain. Those colors, carried off bv
the invincble courage Of our forces, were
borne to Paris and iheiehave remained as IA
monument of victory and rebellion, and as
such hav" lmmorta,iztd the arms Of France.
The King OF France, at this moment united
IN sentiments and wishes with the brave and
generous Spanish nation for the redemption
OF his King, is DESTROYS tn efiace even the re-
membrance OF the enmty which formerly
alienated those Kingdoms. He has FRUSTRATED
from our hall those monuments bf glory and
dscord, and has sent them to the prince paci
ilcator, IN order that he might soon restore
them To your king.
His royal hishness orders me in conse-
quence 10 announce 10 your Serene hghness,
that he is DESTROYS to deposit in this place and
confidr To your faithful trust, 43 colors taken
IN the last war, two standards taken from the
common enemy during the present war, to-
Seiher with The keys of Valencia, formerly
delivered to "a French warrior.
His Royal Hishness has condescended TO
conllde To the major general and me the pleas
inS mission alter placing in your hands the
trophies III victory, acquired by the blood Of
Frenchmen, now become the basis of long
and durable friendship. | request your Sc
rene hiShAess 10 make known the receipt of
this deposit, as soon as it shall have reached
you"
PARIS, July ga report was FIST circulat-s
ed yesterday on Change, about O'Clock, that
General Morillo had submitted la the Regency
OF Madrid. A little lille aflerw ards it was
said he lad only asked an armistice, and then
again 1t was said he had declared himself inc
dep.ndeni recognizing neither the Regency
foi Maiirid, nor that of Cadiz- and that he
had convened ii Iinta 10 advise with on the
actual condition of affairs In The evening the.
Star, Ia ministerial paper had the following
article. ..
LugO, 26M Of June.-General Moro, in =
his own name, and thai of his army declares,
lnat he dues not recognize the factious Cortes,
nor The revolutionary Regency which have.
substituted themselves 10 the ROYAL power ::
he preserves the command of his troops 10
The end of keeping order, preventing the dis
abandonment OF the different corps, and for the
protection at property.--This important
news has just reached Paris aud at the same
time. we learn that Quruga had embarked
suddenly for America. :.
Ii Is SAID the MOnileur will tomorrow give
the details OF these occurrences. Meantime,
persons are sufprized that il Is nuly OH The 7ti
that news from Lugo of the 26ih should be
received at Paris. This place being nearer To
US Than Madrid, whence extraordinary couri-
ers come in five days. There il not less as
constituent that such important intelligence
should not have been transmitted by lie
graph. Co nsfl,,iiountL
Translated for the Mem York Daily Advertiey.I.
CADiz, july l0.-ffsterday We're pub
iishsd the iullOnlDg articles:
J. From This date, those guilty of treason.
sedllI"n, or tumuli, or Ofany thing intended
To disturb the interior or exterior tranquility
OF The place, of whatever class they may be.
shall be tried and punished according to mill
tary law 5
9. All individuals in this neighbourbnod. ar
passing through this place, who shall try 10
disturb the public tranquility by words dis
courses or expressions, shall be tried and
punished III The same maDner.t
.. IL IS IN like manner forbidden To write
any thing concerning the operations or n.ans
OF drtence which are to be undertaken by our
troops either within or without the place.
The report of the session Of the 9th of July.
mentions that the Cortes were occupied il,
discussing bill composed of the following
articles -
/. All state, places aud employments are
-declared vacant, which have been uccnpIrh
by persons who have joined the enenIy's go
'ernment, or submitted to that government
without Just cause
9. All similar places are declared vacant
Which have been held by those who ought 10
have accompanied the government, and have
not followed II up 10 this time To- the Island
OF CadH. Those who shall present themselves
shall not he trusted, unless they can prove that
lheir delay has been owing to absolute necess-
~ and that they have moi assisted the enemy'a
government.
Tbs bill was passed, bot sent back TO the
committee with new article and then the
session terminated
. On thesame day was Issued proclamation.
by Don CayetaDO VaIdes, commander general
OF the province, aud of the naval force Sc. sc.
stating that as the place was declared il,
state Of siege bya royal order dated Lon. c7ih
he published the following article Tina
all useless mouths" be sent ont of th,. ritl
p, To bring IN and TO keep in an .,vork,rf,,.
materials, and other means for the Il 4 nsivc
works and stores. 3, Gtat every nnpedin,pnt
TO The operations of tie troous within h.. de-
slroJcd, as well as every thing without WHICH
may aid the enemy's Ho.ks AID appro,eb,s
Sc. sc.
In the session of the 9Th, several of the for
malIlies prescribed IN the constitution were
suspended during the var, aud to bo pot inno
operation at pleasure. On the 9TH b,B uaa
passrd, permitting the entrance of goods from
Cnha Ia foreign vessels, with AZ additional
Guty OF four per cent above that paid ~
"a'icnai vessels, during the war aud tap
/ months after