Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-12
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Cddiz, June ii, 1925.
"The King and Cortes entered here to-day
and the French are as far as Scribe, Gdrnnc-
ing. 1t is said the Curies ,ciii declare jIar To-
niorror.'
jane IT," This country is in n sad state
The French have b!"ckaded this place. They
turned of an Am-rican yesterday. Last night
the Minister of War cut his throat, aud the
Minister OF State is missing"
We Mc Indebted la II merchant of this town,
for Cadiz papers TO June 18th. Transla,iens
CApIZ, June Is -" The sIiutes Of artillery and
the ringing OF bells announced M hall six clock,
IN tie atternoon, the arrival oi thse Nlaeses aud
kr,a liz. hn"sses. The regular troops and the ma
iiuna militia made the escort. The city officers went
out tn tcce,v" .h'ir M,jrstes and Roy III nghpesses
NJ the CortuiaS,, and al the FIRST gate the military
comniandamt OF 'he province aEd governor of tie city
delivered the keys To the King, TO lIom also the
Constitutions, Alcate, Don PEDRO Ia PUESTE,
made ,he following address
SiRE-tbe Constitutional Body of Cadiz has The
honor oer your Majesty in person its respects
This ctiy, whose 'niprrgnalc walls ~ eservet the
tin fur Your NJ esy from the enormous power of
NAPoLEoS, has thus day The glory Of protecting your
royal person asd rrs rying from tie outrageous
aggt essiun vi the French Government aud the nina
haui~ of the heroic city of Cadz ftmi, believe that
ihey si, SECOND tune triumph over their enemies !;
having their bravery excited greater enthusiasm
hy possessing the precious deposile of your maesiy
aud fighting not ony Tor thu, national Independence
which animated them ut ,iia period hut also tor the
preservation al the Constitutional Code inviolaie
which they have sanctioned lbs their oaIt, Resu.v
ed to- perish M it's defence they viii thai,
Ioreiga Gree should overthrow it viii, Disgrace Ca
dr. Sire, this day offers up the Most High, ieryent
prayers thar your Majesty beng delivered fton your
enenres may give happiness your subjects, 10y go
,ernns consIiiution,lly aud in peace both worlds.
! lii" National lnta- cavalry iIarrnized with that
/ oi Cddi~ aud nothing was head among them but
Constitutional riroS. The tlrunspd streets de
co'alcd with hangnes, aud IN the evening there was
illumination.
II is said, that the French corps which WAS on its
march for Ssre, hats refrigerated, aud ihat part OF
twas drive" back hy our Woops on The br'dge of
Arolcn.
The Constitutional, No l6j, gives an account, Of
IN emo,miIl comm,ocd Ivy band of 'he Defenders
OF the Faith uu,cr Cipuchin CSi.r,in, wio having
seized Un Spanish officer, Don Juau Fernandez,
caused htn tn he stripped, mount ii an .n ass led
TO deah while repeating he cay al " Ee Constitution.
G''d hi,go.' His body MAS nangied, and hree aol-
ders oi ihc same coips exrerence ed The same barAar
iiy.
E,ss ds Fronte,,,, .Lt,,e Is
W" estimate 'i'' 55u0 men haye aniVed heir,
Including squadron utar,iiIcr OF II pieces. zap
pears there has been enne iumui "a, Urea"
CArIZ, jane II -IreRch Hockaai,.g sguidroRS -
ihe,e remain ia the ; ) ". aud " i ". one
French ship with Rear Admiral's Gis, aud ivo
Oihtr ve,srls.-Ais", tu the " ). w. large ship
Of war, aud hr'c in the 5. " there IS an Ensiis
Nhip of Wal whic boat INTO the bay and an he
:. ). w. Two Eusi,>h br,gs.
1T Ne'. ION =. Y lila TAMPA, NiIet oil the
Army ol Reserve writes irnm Ar'hnl ~ miles T..
~ T. IT Ss'Glel dated The l5ii June, that he had
t'ri,vu here, atd would !ca,e the next day for
COr'Hdi on The road 10 Cadiz
BrS 'sen AQILI.A, writes iiOm EcijI dated the
iGil, TIA, the Fr"wch quad occupied C0idova
"a HE lO'h, al nnc'i, and Caois the Bin, with 500
nIeu-
RESIGNATloN OF THE REGENCY.
The o',nriil Regency, uouss quence OF The
rival Of It's iaesy IN The island of Cadiz aud ieine
adNs'd that there Is now sufficient number of de
r"irs ior 'leb"rsting the COrtes, declares, that
nencctorth ii ought 10 suspend and does suspend The
exercise OF as own duties corresponding To The exec
uii'e pnwer, which were given il until ts 10y
The decree Of the SAID Cories Of the ! lih lust You
VIII see 10 the execution and publication of This
ice.
(signcd) CAYENTANo VALDES, Presideat
To DoH Jase .uiria Caidtra,N.
u Heie follows OF the Iunult Seville
the Isth June. aud the dispersion OF the popuiace 10y
- ~ I"s I.leA, N'iO ''e account fece'Ntu III INT
iHnrrha Il l. unnecessary 10 repeat The details he
tab"e the people called. raised the cry OF" Long
Ve IA absoute hirg" Da.h 10 the Coasii.rfiyn." Two
only OF the maconitnis killed. The
until The 5th On the 'lth 'he new authorities sent an
press to the French hasten their march, and said
iAey would eni"r the town.
From the National Gaze;te.l
The Seville Gazette, of the 3th June states,
that thS Dnkt d'Angouleme's Regency at Ma
drid had ssus a decree denOuncing Gen. Mo-
rilIu as a traitor.
The first movement made at Lisbon IN the
last political revontiOr, was by the Kings son,
The Infant Don Miguel, who ON the 23lh Nav,
rushed into The public square with about forty
cavalry, and between three and four hundred
infantry, prOslamed Religion. the King and
the Queen, and Death 10 the Constitutions and
then left the city. He was soon followed by
an additional portion of the infantry and a
proclamation, signed by the king, was issued
on the 50th against him, in which the troops
of the garrison wao had joined him, were ac-
cusCd uf perjury, and his majesty said ::
" Faithful tn my oath, to the religion OF our
fathers, Istap oiaioiai,t The Constitution trhich
1 accepted Freely. | have never once been false
to my void" On the same day, his most
faithful majesty left Lisbon himself with the
rest OF the regular troops, and his proclana-
ton against the Constitution and Constitution.
al party is dated the next day (3lst Nlay,) at
Villa Franco de Xra
Tie suddenness Ofthese changes and self.
contradictions, shews what miserable puppets
are such monarchs as The kings Of Spain and
Portugal. They sign any declaration under
the dictates of the party That predominatps for
the moment The " Royal word" will be
come proyerha for (utiiy. As long as the
prestige or charm Of the royal dignity lasts
| among The people the legitimate is used as a
pageant aud automaton. Happy the nation
from whose imaginations the spell has departed
among whom the game is at an end
Declaration and Protest Of The CoyftS Of Portu-
gd.
! The Representatives Of the Portuguese ma
| iiou. Assembled IN Extraordinary Corfes. find
! ing themselves deprived ofexecutive power TO
cary into effect their decisions, aud being
abandoned by tne armed force, declare them
srves under an mpossibility al present Of dis
/ charging their functions IN The matters for
I tNtit me-, A.