Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-06

'"0 "'a'y outies lard upon you, To use the
aims committed 10 your 10y atty, for my roy.
a! ser' Ice only, ever Obeying the commanding
fappo'nt.
BY this Proclamation confirm in the OK
eIeise OF their powers those who are invested
wnn Them, SO long az / shall issue no orders to
ne contrary and command all and each of
.ne'n 10 pay the most implicit obedience to
'he directions that shall be given them. in NV
name, by the authorities 10 which You are
hencefor'h 10 submit.
subjects Ut all classes behave peaceabiy,
ana confidently expect from your Sovereign
hs restoration OF public tranquility, justice
anu genera, security. THE KING.
EHfaes from a Private letter.
M. 49,. fAMDA, (Poriugal,) May a.
s m"es'y, mighty displeased with the In
an,es conduct, since the SO.h Of April, came
10 Tue determination Of manifestins his senti.
men':Land' that he might do SO with the
.ess ''sk OF compromising the public trauuuilli-
y, ne. ON the 9th inst. went on hoard Br;-
l'sn snip ct war in the Takus, whittier he was
followed by the Foreign Ambassadors and
there, 'sssed Decree by which he took The
command OF The army from the Ipfante. and
s.r'cuy enJoined the authorities to disregard
MS o'oers' or any that might be given ia his
name Al the came time he caused Proc,a
'"""." W tue Portuguese TO be circulated, in
Mn.cn ne related his Sons arbitrary proceed
'"ss anu Their origin, and pointed out the re-
suit they might be attended with. He also
ordered the individuals to be set at liberty who
nad oeen confined since the Svth of las,
'non'n, anc lastly wrote letter to his Son, de-
sH'ns him 10 COME ON board III r.. II. i'm
'neu'ass'y ooeyed the summons, and was sub
sequenty removedito a frigate, il is SAID as
prisoner. These are, in substance, the news
brought by this days mail. which you will read
a' greater length, when you receive the news
papers. In this place, some individuals had
already been arrested, and vindictive men
were improving the opportunity -but thanks
be given TO his Majesty, who has nut an end
Ia this tragedy!
Our latest intelligence is in the same paper
| of May 92d, as follnws:
ny The William and Mary, in six DAYS
iron Lisbon, We learn, that his Majesty had
landed, tranquility being completely restored
ana that the lniante Don Miguel had sailed in
the feroia frlgate, according TO some. f,,
London, and according 10 Others, for Have d.
T'ace' whence he WAS tn act out on a tou,
'aronsh some ofttn- principal states of Europe.'
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
D.tnos Ayres newspapers To the 5th Of Nav,
ana letters from Monte Video TO the 9Th. in
elusive, have been received in New York.
An Eogish brig had arrived at Monte Video.
winch had proceeded as far south IA lat IA |
10, where she found an open sea and disro,or-
ed water, land supposed to be near In con.
sequence Of the iateness IF the season. the yes
ae was obliged to return.
Inc Oazeta Mercaniil OF Buenos Ayres of
me o'h Contains the Message of the Exicnti,
uePa'ti nenf oil the government to the Legis
'c".e D"uy' nj The opening Of then session,
giving detail of the state Of public affairs.
IL commences by announcing III terms ofex-
u'ation the arrival OF the frsl Minister Plrni
nosenlIary from the r. subc IF ihe United
states, and the appointme OF Rppresen-
'a,'' OF buenos Ayres, of Equal rank, 10 re-
SIDE at Washington, who is. charged TO init; |
mate to that r. public the proprety of adoni- |
ING another great principle in addition 10 tho |
Two already recommended, the abolition nj
Prvateerlng and he prohibition of European
co'oh'za'ion, namely, that none Of the new CO. |
'eFnmtnts Ut this Continent shall fuIciblv alter
'neir limits as acknowledged ut tn. period of |
their emancipation.
Inc arrival Of the Consul General of his
or'annic Majesty Is also notIced, aud the ap-
po'ni'nent by the government uf b. A. of !
similar officer To reside AT London.
The Government had been -xerting ITSELF
Win me neiShbourIns Provinces for the re-es-
ENLISTMENT Of a National Congress. and with
such success that they had hopes that their
wishes would speedily be realised.
Inc Court OF Biazl still refuse to restore
the Province Of Monte V,deo.
Alter touching on their relations with CO.
'ombia, Mexico, and the other new Govern
ments OF America, the Message states the reftI-
sal Ferdinand to ratify the Treaty of Inde-
pendence negotiated with the Constitutional
government OF Spain, and that il was to be
apprehended that the work of Independence
was yet to be completed by the sword
gives favorable view of the present in
teroai state OF the country-its means of de-
Ience, the progress Of the arts, agriculture.
commerce, educatioD Of youth, SIC. which f,
compares with what existed three years since :;
and concludes by quotation from "the Mes
sage ofthe Venerable President Of the Grea;
Republic of our Continent to its Representa-
iises."
PERU. Il
10 Captain MKenzie, of the brig Beyan.
we are indebted for Jamaica papers of one |
"ay later date tlan those received yesterday
va VI OF June i0!ti They contain adj, ices from !
anama 10 The list OF May which are exactly
one month andfour days later than the ac- '
.I ,:. rom tti same regions OH which the !
editor Of the New York Evening Post rests l
ms hopes that d is we'll in Peru and it NAV e
serve to exemIify the kind of news received t
rom that quarfr, to state that these advices, c
OF May sist adj few particulars 10 those Of Ii
APrh 27th. e cannot, how ever, say that
the color'og glen to facts in our papers, is the
most encouraging. They do, indeed, hold oui &
hopes that ally may be well in Peru al some r,
'o.uIe perlodF but, for The present, they state e.
most explicitly that when Gen. Canterac took NJ
Lima, torre Tsgle, the late President went Of
over 'ne hoyalists with force which aug fo
menv 'heir number to $4,000. The NEWS is
bad proceeded TO TruxiIlo, is con re