Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-04
(From Essiisi Pop ers.)
PORTUGAL.

In
Bile rights of her Majesty, our august Sovereisn.
Portuguese, you should be grateful for so MANY
dressings. The whole world knows your unalterabic
hdely to your Legitimate Sovereigns and Tho nncom
9uerabie bravery which has characterized YOU in all
,mes; and ii the weight of calamnous circumstances
mas Tor time overpowered the action of sucb s,hI;n
v"ueS' "e Regency hopes TO them i'm short timo
manifested uniting you TO the common and legal centre
uo which, in the name of your legitimate Sove-
e.Sh Is happy Installed in this part of the Portuguese
SOIL, against which has been shattered all tho force ~
the enemies of the Throne "
The Regency of the kingdom, determined TO pro
serve unnured the sacred dcpose which has been in.
trusted to il Of the rights of your legitimate Oucen AMI
Oh the institutions of the country, hopes that ali Por
guese VIII unite their forces assist u.s. and while q
recalls to their memory the still recent example of pain
ana oil Greece, reduced to bulwark and vet never
he'ess triumphing over the power of their oppressor
mas in the support justice and
Oh national independence.
Portuguese, ii is only from Legitimate Government
'na mere can How public tranquility and individual Sc
uI''y' nis only such Government that unite un-
der patcrnal sceptre all classes of citizens and which
canning the force of the passions can heal the wounds
oil our country, while, the other hand an intrusive
n Iiegai Government is supported only by the vio-
renee oil faction, by the ;gour and cruelty of individual
persecution. '
at the voice of legitimacy we shall see arminp in
our favour all generous spirits the Sovcregns of Eu-
rope must applaud our efforts and God who in 1926 ac.
cepted OF our oahs, will bless our cause
Government Palace Angra, March 90 1890
marquis of PALMELLA
Count of VILLA FLOR
jose ANTONIO GUERRERO"
TERCEIRA
by an arrival from Terceira have received an nc.
count OF the installation of the Portuguese Regency In
that Island, together with copies of the DEGREES on which
's authority rests, and the official acts by which II has
3egun TO manifest it. delegated power. The MARQUIS
Paimeila reached this last strong hold of Portugnese
loyalty on tho 10Th u accompanied by councillor Guer
reiro another member of the Regency: and 6ndng On
e sPo, me thrd Regent in the person of the Count
Una ior VINO last year bravely defended the island
Immediately proceeded TO constitute the new Covorn
men, IN lhe name OF the young Queen by publishing
.,e decree by which her father the Emperor elevated
mem 10 their dangerous prominence In this decree
.he Emperor very wisely dsclams all idea of re.um
ing hose rights to the throne of Portugal which he had
by his abdicaton, and processes only to act
n me character OF tutor and guardian 10 his da,ober
me queen, in whose favor he had add Gated Bv th;s
hecded step OF Don Pedro, bis relative position to his
% ana consequently the position of Brazil to Por-
'ugai, Is entirely changed
90 long az the Emgeror's acts WIRE of a neyav. cha,
racter' so long "a raternal hostility wa, confined N
,;e q, 1 ION Msuers kngship, and former as.er.
o" vi ms uanshters superior litle,-.here did not an.
pear any necessity for rupture between IN. two (,ov
ernnrns or States. Bn having established hi. d,ngh
~ az MO 'aneno' WIN courily parade, Queen OF
I"'ug''.havng appointed regency to act in her
name III Europe during her mnority-and having sun.
ped i"nds 10 maintain THIS Government the nar.
hrs are already declared enemies and must so,n h.. in
ae""' warfare The Emperor has appointed the Re.
senry, the Emperor must support the Regency or /,
cDn no, eSist an honr therefore, when the Regency
ns,s "ea'ns' D'n MPue', the Emperor has de clared
war against his brother. We may now ther fore ex-
pet SEINE decided step will be tpken-tbat PornasI
WIZ declare war against Brazil and that an xn.J;nn
VIII cross the Atlantic make H. scenf nm The b,nLs
" WIG ide"s i ne documents received from Tercera
connected with The establishment of the Regency or
haha'ing from 1T, are various. The first IL an order
s u'y ny Count VIZ, Flor. altering the mode Of
n"sry CORE 'ponde1ce The second is the decree of
me Emperor nominating the Members of the Regencv.
lated June 10, 1929 The third is decree of The Re-
sehcy appointing Nj Luis da Silva Mouzinho de- AIbn.
qnerque, their Secretary The fourth is decree nj Tho
hekency, continuing the military command of the A.
d, 10 Donn, v' Fir The fifth is order OF The
Count Villa Flor, the satisfaction of ~, R.r.n.
lheir zeal, loyalty and gallant defence of their Sovs
reign rights; and the SIKH isa proclamation issued
by the RegAncr, and signed by themselves and ,hsi,
Secretary, to the Portuguese n''ion ''
ORDER IN COUNCIL
n ~ we S''g ~ ",nhsor the 7th dav of April 1890
resent, the Kings MDs; ExceIient M lie .tv in Cou
Gill; ''' y '" Nouh-
Whereas, by a csr'sin Act Of Parliament. passed in
me SKIN year o. The reign Of his present Majesty en-
tded "An Act TO regulate the trade of The R,;,;sb 80,
sessions a'tcai" after recng that "bv ,bs ,y ~
Navigation. oreig ships are permitted n mnort into
any Of 'he BRUSH possessions abroa from The coun,ria,
70 winch they belong goods the produce o those roun
res AMI TO expert goods from smci ros.ession. 70 bs
c'red 10 anJ oyeign country whiicybr aoj thai 4,
mat ,nch permission should be subj sct 10 GER.
tn condiions, il enacted ".h1t the privils ca b.,a
ny granted 10 fpreigu ships shall be niie IN III. sln.
OF those countries which, having colonial posses.;op
mar grant TIE ike privileges Of trading witt, those pos
sessions 70 british ship, which, not having colonial
po-se,'i'ns, shall piace the cominerce and =,
hi' country, AMI Of lie posses ions abroad unon ,hs
o''ng NJ he mo't favored nation, unless his Ma;esv
oY u order ~ Council shall in any case deem il ex
neoien 10 grant The whole any Of such privileges IN
ne ships oil any foreign country although the cocd;
'os aore'dii shal not In all respects be fulfilled bv
such To- eign counlry.' -
And whereas, by an Act passed in lbe 7tb and al,
years oi me- present NJ j-sys reign, entitled "An Act
10 amend The laws relating 10 the Cusom.," IL /, a.
mongst Other ting', enacted that N, foteien roun,ry
shall be deemed 10 have fulfilled the conIon. On no.
scribed as aforesaid, in and by the said Az, n,,I ~
me sad sixth year OF his prescn Mi slv reigo 40 r.,
be end TO the privileges therein m sn,ioncd 1n.s,
'ncn foreign country had in all resre 6llsd IN,
condi9ns within IL months next sf er The r,ssin NJ
ne sHn hc'' tha IS to say, bef re The dav of
Juiy, 1876; and Tor the bet err ascsrfanjno what n.
Guar ofelgn countries permitted bv lazy IN exsr
cise and enjoy the sai1 privileges il il thereby fprIbs
enacted, that no foreign country shall Le deemed ;.
nave iulhed the before mentioned condi,ions mr. n he
enuted TO the privilege aorcsad unless ard mill hi.
m"lefy shall by come order or order, 10 he bv him
MADE by The advice Of his Prvy Council have decl,r
en hat 'uch foreign country hath % fulfilled The sail
on"lohs, and IL entitled 10 the said PRIVILEGES provi
geo aI"avs, and Il thereby declared and epactsJ b,t
hohDg herein contained extends or shall be con,,,
eh 70 extend TO make void annul any order or o,de,
w CouhcH heretofore issued under the authority n, l.,
uruance ct the said recited Act OF the sixth Yea, of
MS majesty's foign, TO take away or abridaa un
powers vested IN bis Dsiesly IN and by 4, all 40
or any OF those powers, any thing therein con,ain ~
he contrary 10 any wise notwithstanding. W
ana whereas, lis Majesty. by and with lie ,d,,x
oil bi' Pivy Council io'h deem IL eVredient 10 S,,n,