Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-17
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which We select :h- following. -.1trord.
The Globe and Traveller al june 23fh says
we hre assured from high source, that a loan
To the Government III Bnenns Ayres will
make its appearance in tn. money market in
few days II is stated TO be for one million
sterling, 8 per cent. interest per annum, %
come ont at abont 85.-The same paper says
{ .tre are letters from Madrid Of the lS, of
June. from which we learn that the most
fghtfal anarchy continues TO reign in that ci.
~. From the 9Th To thS 18th not less than
400 persons were arrested Ut night upon gus
plci0n Of reasonable intentnns hut the srea-
Ter part were released On the morning Of the
last mentioned day. The King was seriously
'ndis,osed in the early part of June. and was
visited hy several of the Leading Ecclesastics,
bu he continued obstinate i'm encuu, aging the
ser'l'es IN their resistance To the orders which
the Ministry. under compulsion Of the French
Authorities, had given fnr the ameliOraiion of
thu condition Of the Constituiionasts, and
thr general Improvement of the provincial Go.
"yernments. Ferdinand was Clos.ly guarded
ny mixed body of French and SPANISH row
at guards, the latter of whom were chosen
chiefly from the Suns Of the wealthy clergy.
1t WAS stated some time ago, in I'M. newspa-
pers, that Mr.. Macready was aho2t To ouit
the sock and buskin for the church 4 hut fihe
following paragraph from the York tIerald be
true, It wonld appear that he has chosen the
bar" CRANKY Ion, Harrow sate.-W under
Stand That the purchaser Of this well Establish
ed and excellent inn, which was lately adver-
Used for sale in the York Herald, i. 30 other
Ina, Ina Inc celebrated Mr.. Macready, q theatre
o. the 25th Of June, the King ofEnrlapd
prorogled the Parliament: The following is
his speech upon this occasion.
Gentlemen Cfkc House Of Com mons.
thank you for the supplies which you have
provided fur the service Of the present year,
and especially for the Grants which YOU have
50 literally made in furtherance of the inte-
rests OF religion, and in support of the sp!eu-
dour Of the Crown.
am fully sensible Of The advan "a yes which
may be expected tn arise from thu relief You
have afforded to some of the most important,
branches OF the national industry.
My tords md Gentlemen
have the greatest satisfaction III repeating
70 you my congratulations upon the general in
creasing prosperity If the Country.
am persuaded that you will carry with you
Iato your respective counties the SINE spirit
OF harmony which has distinguished your de.
bates during the present session and that Won
will cultivate among all classes of 10Y subjects
those feelings of content aud of attachment to
me Constitution, upon the continuance and
diffusion Of which under Provideuce. mainly
depends. not only individual happiness, but tho
nigh sianon which This kingdom holds among
the nations of the world.
Ny Lords and Gentlemen,
l cannot close this Session Of Parliament
Without returning 20 you my warmest ac-
acknowledgements for the diligence and assidui-
ty with which you have applied yourselves
70 the several objects of public interest that
nave been submitted 10 your consideration.
deeply regret the painful necessity under
which You have found yourselves Of renew
f1g, for further period, measures Of extraor.
binary precaution ia Ireland.
entirely approve Ofthe inquiries which you
have thought proper TO institute, as 10 the ma.
ture and extent af The evils hnhappily exist
Ing ia the disturbed districts of that country !:
and have no doubt that you will see the *
nadiency OF pursuing your inquiries in another
Session.
continue to receive from all foreign pow
fTs the strongest assurances Of their friendly
disposition towards this country, and You may
rely IN my endeav0urs being invariably df.
rected to the maintenance Of General Peace,
and to the protection Of the interests and the
extension OF the commerce Of my subjects.
LATEST FROM SPAIN.
Our correspondent at Cadiz has furnished
us, via Boston, with file Ofnewspapers from
that city to the LIST Of July. Under date of
Madrid, June 2lst we find Royal decree re,a
ting 10 some of the measures Of tha Constitu-
"onaI government concerning the army. Great
confusion and difficulty have been produced by
those who have absenfed themselves or have
been discharged, under the late system of
things, so that petitions were presented from
various quarters for the interpolation of the
KING and this decree was intended to restore
order and regularity. Various enistments.
discharges, &c. made under the constitution.
are now confirmed, others aDnuIled; and the
Iroops are toreceve various degrees Of favour.
according TO the degree of attachment thew
have manifested 10 the king or the constitution.
Those who have resisted the royal troops or
The French allies are TO be disbanded, kept at
Their homes, and watched by The police.
10 consequence Of the perpirxity his Ma
lasty suffers from the applications Of persons
surprising themselves included in the decree
OF May LIST and in consequence Of the abuses
introduced in the execution Of it by the tribu-
mails, he has ordered a more strict observance
OF liz articles. Necessary passports are or.
dered to be granted, except for Madrid. and
olher royal residences. Nv. Y. Daiip .4dr.
MR.. RODNEY.-The following extract
OF letter from Buenos Ayres COPIED from
the National JournaI) will be read with con.
siderable interest, as giving an authentic and de-
tailed account OF the melancholy death of MIR
Rodoey, late Minister PIenipoten,isry to that
government
BTgNos Ayes. 18th juno, 1924.
Since Ms Rodney's arrival here, and IS.
pecIalIy since the violent apoplctic attack
which he experienced about ten days after his
arrival, he has been constantly vibrating he
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