Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-22

hfu to one or Two ctnent individuals III ~. IN
'cuiar degree he merit of having FIRST. broken il
ipon the old system, and after adopting itself ih.
rule OF reciprocity, of having D, It's of wel
judged coercion forced Others n'o : ,ilnpiiun. "
ave reason To- believe, from private of ~
! io'marion, that Mi. Ilusknson's rrs"lu,inns wih
certainly prevail. N Y. inner.
MADRID, May 81.
Extract Of a Pirate Letter
1.-THE Regency has received in the Saloon,
in which il holds its sitlings in the Palace, the
persons who came To pay their compliments
IN the occasion of his marsty's f,ie (St Fer
dinand's day. Nearly 500 Spaniar,is, of nil
ranks, came To pay their homage ,o the new
Royal Authority. The Due de inlantado
presided, with great dignity, at this Court
The Regency have appointed Ambassadors
to all the Courts Of Europe. L, is the Duke
Of San Carlos who goes 10 Paris.
"The 'Gaceta' of Madrid, of to day, pub
lished the following decree
The Regency Of the kingdom, during the
captivity of the King, our Sovereign, having
received authentic Information respecting the
horrible and sangninary crime committed on
the evening of the Goth of this month, and IN
consequence of which number of praceable
inhabitants of this city were put to death. in
the most unjust and cruel manner, in, the
streets and fields out of the Acala gate, by
the hands OF soldiers unworthy of the name
desiring 10 give the heroic citizens proof
of the sentiments of grief which this event ex-
cites in it, DEGREES as follows: LIST, The regi
ment of infantry of the line of G:ndalaxars,
and that Of light cavalry Lusitana, shall he
erased forever from the roll Of the Spanish ar:
my. Cd, The individuals who have taken
part in this horrible deed, shall be prescribed
and punished according To the law" Signed
by the President and other membsrs of the
Regency, at the Palace, SOth May, 1928.
"By several decrees the Reyency has
nominated Lieut.. General the Marquis de
Campo Sagrado, Captain General of New
Castillo; Major General ID. Linan, provisional
military governor of Madrid Major General
ID. Pedro Grimarest, provincial Inspector of
militia. This General was one uf those who
signed the protest of hs Royal yards against
the former Regency of Ursel.]
y" Don Vargasy Laguna, who is appointed
Minister and Secretary of STATE, being still
abroad, the Regency have entrusted his office
Tor the present To ID. Sarz.
1.-The two depar tments of the Peninsula
and the Colonies are united under the denomi-
nation Of the Interior.
" The guards du corps, the hallebardiers,
and the military of any other Spanish corps,
who may be ut Madrid. are invited, by an or
der of the day, to appear before the military
authorities named in the order. II seems that
the formation of an Army of Spain is going
TO he undertaken"
The last letters from Seville state that there
has been a secret sitting Of the Cortes, to
deliberate on the proposal TO remove the King
to the Canary Islands. This project was
rejected by majority of eight votes and il is
since then that above 90 members have dis
appeared.
An officer OF the guards. who arrived yes
terday at Madrid from Seville has told me
that the people there are good: the regiment
ofths marine is inclined in favour OF the King.
az well as another corps of the garrison
There is a third regiment, THAT of the Quren, J
the soldiers of which are not very bad, but
that all the officers are outrageousyy in favour
| of the constitution.
The Duke OF Angonleme yesterday re
viewed IN the Prado % batialions and Is
squadron. This review produced the best
ehect-the brilliant appearance Of our troops,
aud The precision oftheir maneuvres generally,
struck the inhabitants of Madrid.
Two corps of the army we're To leave Madrid
on the LIST of June, under the command ol
Generals Bourdesoule and Bourmont, to pro.
coed towards Seville and Badajoz.
PORTUGAL.
PHILADELPHIA, July I've mentioned
yesterday that the ship Factor, brought adj
vices of connections in Portugal A letter TO
MIR. Kitchen, which will be found below, and
TRANSACTIONS from Lisbon papers, which We
have received by this arrival, will enable the
public to judge of the state of affairs in that
j country. TRANSACTIONS have been furnished us
by friend, of all the items in the papers, cal
culaied to throw light on recent events.
This news, taken in con JUNCTION with that
received at N York, strengthen our opinion
that the friends of liberty in the peninsula, will
either from policy or from necessity, make
considerable cone rssOns. The kings of Spain
and Portugal, will not, probably, be restored
10 absolute power, hut the constitutions oil
those kingdoms will undergo important mod
lficaiions. 1t is placed beyond doubt, that the
rdbbfe in both those countries. are not friendly
TO rational liberty, and we all know that tn,
Iabbe, when led on by interested and intrigu
ing characters are very powerful Gn=
Extracts from Lisbon pnpers by The FGcior.
Several of the most distinguished Depulie.
tn the COrtes, as well as the late minister -
justice and General Pope, have left Lishor
for England
Sir Robert Wilson, with three adiutants, ar
rived at OpoItO on the 3lst Of MAY.
Proclamation ofthe K1ng.
Portuguese, instead OLA Constitution, which
should support the Monarchy, and instead n
Representatives elected by you, appeared m
der that name IA texture Of maxins prnmu
gated for the purpose of covering subversiyc
and Inconsistent principles, which had the So.
cret end 10 bury the Portuguese mnnai chy
with the reisning Dynasty, and there appear
ed Representatives, which bad been nearly al
elected by their own intrigucs aud bribery.
The citizens of acknowledged virtue wer,
oppressed inder the weight of the factions
aud to be faithful 10 the King, was deuouo
ced and considered as criminal in the system
Of principles which corrupted aud exalted mer
followed obstinately and boldly.
work composed Of such elements coul,