Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-13
LATEST FROM SPAIN.

INEN Jdu. 10y the orig w btte
Oak, from Gibraltar, the Editor Of the Nation
al Advocate has received his files of the Glib
raltar Chronicle to the 26th November, from
which we have extracted some late intell.
gence from Spain.
The King OF Spain has granted the Order
of the Golden Fleece 10 the Infant D'Spbas-
tan, and has created the Duke Montmorency,
Peer OF France, knight of the Grand Cross
of Charles Ill.
1t is rumoured that the King of Spain Is
about to contract an alliance with a great
Northern Power, and is to cede to the latter
very important maritime point in the Medter-
ranean. Since the departure of the Russian
Ambassador for Madrid, this rumor has pro-
duced strong sensation among the CONNER
cal interest
The King of Prussia, during his recen,
journey to Topliiz, pardoned more than 40
students, who had been charged with forming
part OF secret society denominated .9rminia
and who had been suspended from their stu
dies for two years.
Ii Is stipulated in the surrender of Cartha-
gena 10 the French troops, as allies of his
Catholic Majesty, that the militia shall be dis
missed, the Spanish regulars removed, a com
plete guarantee To all individuals, as 10 ex-
preston of political opinion, down to the dav
OF capitulatiou, and the delivery of passports
To those who wish 10 leave the kingdom.
General BourmOnt commands the French
troops IN Spain, OH the Duke d'Angouleme's
departure for France.
Foriy-eight officers OF the regular troops,
81 do. of the militia, IL deputies, 6 ministers,
individuals employed under them, civil
governors, and state counsellor, have lately
been expelled from Madid
Ii Is stated that request has been made In
Switzerland, for troops To form the guard of
the Kings of Spain aud Portugal, and that an
allied power has offered to guarantee their
pay and pensions.
Ii will be seen by our extracts below, that
the King of Spain entered Madrid on the I4th
Nov. The Russian ambassador Lieut.. Gen
Pozzi de Borgo, addressed his Majesty in
speech, which we give entire, together with
his Majesty's reply.
MADRID, Nov. lit. Gen PozZr di Dor.
go, ambassador extraordinary from the EN-
peror of Russia to his Catholic Majesty, was
presented TO his Majesty on the 18th instant,
when he addressed his Majesty as follows:
Sire: When the rebellion arose against the
sacred rights of your Majesty's throne, the
Emperor, my august master, foresas, in his
wisdom, the whole extent Of the evils which
the authors OF this criminal attempt were pre-
pairing for Spain. The most painful expert.
ence confirmed these well founded PRESENT.
ments, which were shared by alarmed Eu-
rope, as the deeds Of violence and Injustice,
committed by the usurpers of the public pow
er, gradually destroyed the hopes Of the most
sangune. The necessity of checking the ia
tai consequences of state Of things which
had become dangerous To all, induced the So
vereigns assembled at Vienna TO put an end TO
II, even by open force, if the obstnacy of
the disturbers of general tranquility should
render tins determination indispensable. IL
was Tor France TO take the initiative i'm This
noble enterprise.
She has glorous!y accomplished it, and
your Majesty is restored to his people and TO
his allies, in the fulness of his legitimate pow
er: condition necessary TO the happiness Of
spain, and TO the security of Europe. The
whole world, Sire, expects TO see these Just
hopes realized. The difficulties which your
Majesty will undoubtedly meet with in at
tempting to pacify his extensive dominions, will
but heghten The merit of overcoming them.
AS to the means, your Majesty will lind them
IN The wisdom Of his own resolutions, in the
virtue of his people, and in the interest with
which your Majesty is sure to inspire his al
lies and thus will your majesty have the glo-
~ OF terminating this last Of rev olutious, by
hrmness which prevents their breaking out A.
gam, and by clemcncy which causes them to
be forgotten.
1t was under the influence Of such senti-
menis, Sire, that the Emperor, nv august
master, commanded me 10 offer 10 your Ma
IeSfy his most sincere congratulations upon
an event which he had so much at heart, and
Tor so many reasons, tU communicate to your
Majesty his hopes, which are those of his al.
lies, respecting the happiness which your Wis
dom, sire, IS preparing TO confer upon bis nu-
Inerous Kingdoms, the fate of which is essen
fI..!l nf,..l. a.. Al. r
HIS Mgjesty answered in the fslLoiriag terms:
receive, with the utmost satisfaction, the
expression OF the sentiments Of friendship and |
interest professed by the Emperor, your mas |
Ter. The part which II. |. NJ. and his august
allies have taken in the deliverauce Of Spain, |
has shortened the period Of her calamites.-
The interest which the Emperor, yonr mas
Ter, tes'Ihes for the happiness of my people,
cannot but be highly grateful TO me. J am
cxertlng myself to rid them Of the evils with |
which they have been afflicted; and trust
IN Almighty God, that shall obtain this great
object, the only end of my solicifude.
I" am particularly pleased, that you should |
have been chosen by your sovereign to convey
70 me sentiments upon which place the high |
EST value"
il. NJ. has conferred the Order OF Golden
Fleece upon Mr.. Pozzo di Borgo, and with
MS own hands decorated him with the insig-
ria.
Nov. i4.-To describe correctly the glori-
ms and so ardeniIy wished for entrance Of
'ur beloved sovereigns into this capital, which
Ook place at about halfpa one o'clock yester
lay, together with the most Serene Infants
md all the Royal Family, would require \
ong account which the limited exteni of tine
Whole of Our paper could not contain; and
What TO US appears 10 exceed description is.
he joy and satisfaction felt by the loyal po-
'uIaiion Of Madrid ON the appearance of their
donarcb, whose absence and captivity they
lad so long lamPntcd.