Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-11-17

iety TO all good Spaniards. and particular
Inv The Queen. who since the late occurren.
ces m Paris, has not ceased to advice the
King TO the adoption of a Constitution, the
granting of a general Amnesty, and other
Iiodicio1s measures, worthy of a great and
nowerful Queen. When she appears IN
oublic. such is the eagerness to kiss her
hands. see and applaud her, that the Roy
Ial Guard find it necessary to Interfere.
Yesterday was assured by one Of the
Queens Chamberlains, and also by
Maid of Honor, who attended her IN the
Palace, that when her Majesty gave a prl-
vate audience to ihe Duke de Monticello,
French Ambassador Extraordinary to the
Soanish Court, he was astonished at the
intelligence and good sense which she
manifested She informed him that from
The moment when she first set foot upon
the Spanish territory, size had distusted
and never received with cordially, either
courtezaas, drspots, fanatics or eycoPh-
ants. That on three several occasions
she had advised the King TO grant Con
sttnton, an amnesty, sc. and that he al
WAYS replied, "Whcu birth Is given to
Prince
Yesterday a great Council OF State was
held IN the Saloon Of Ambassadors, be-
cause the usual place OF meeting was M
sufficient TO contain so large an assem-
blare. Il is said that never since Spain
was a kingdom, was so numerous a couh
|cl convened. Those who attended were
-tbe King, his brothers, and the lutante
Don Sebastian; three Cardinals. ten BIsh-
OPS and many OF the higher Clergy; all the
Presidents of the Councils, and several
Presidents Of tho Audiences; Deputies
Efom all the Provinces; a Delegation t'on
the Captaius Gen. rails from the same; The
Kmg's Ministers, &c.
The King opened the Council with
LONG Speech, deslringtO know the lndiV' d.
tuul ol,aions Of the members, and that OF
tlbe Provinces generally. He then read
the letter of the Duke OF Orleans. Most
% the Council expressed themselves ~ IA
vor of renewing tho Constitution proposed
ON the 9Th July lS22,-6rsr granting
full and general amnesty,-Te?lacin9 the
officers vino had been rcmOy ID, and the
tpenslua-. (premoi7,) which had been " Nh
idrawn.-recog-izug AL the Spanish 20,
|-moclaimlug parfr and oblivion % 81"
|tbat was past. and on Of all pmu
that m fniure the ;ucnt may be-.
! For Religion, the ID 'o Country
! Il was also agreed thu az Nhns
should be appointed, ana ,.o, 10y
! Nlbna3 should receive tue .. Of ''cl..-
zen Militia" The King CDser ed Ihat be
and his brothers would lot vote, as 'hen
duty consisted M acting according to the
general wishes Of the nation.
Ofthe present Ministers only one viii
remain in Office, VIZ: 81. Zambraco, who
will be Commanddnt General OF all the
/ Citizen Militia ofthe realm. The greNeF
part of The Captain Gene ais Of tae Pro-
vmces will be removed, aud most OF tine
. Foreign Ministers. Some reforms viii
be made 10 the troops OF the ime, and also
in the Provincial Royal Ma II IS
said there will be two Cha abcrs, one %:
Peers, aad the other % DcDurs 81. Ar
guellas who S s. y ected from Lo|
don, wall bring plses Of Il treaty, roe
cognlzmg the independence OF the South
American States. Ii Is Is also said thai
( Generals Vaidos, BaliSteros, Lablsbli.
. Campo Slgrado, aud Alaya, will be pro
NOTED to Captain Generals, aud restored
to the Council of State: that Count FORE o
will be appointed Ambassador to Paris, &
that Oalia will 90 to Russia.
To concude-at the Hotel de la Fonta-
ma de Orc, a great many rumors prevailed
yesterday OF new appointments 10 Office
selected from all parties; and woe TO The
man. who alter this new government Is eS-
tahlished, shall conduct himself disorder
~. He Will be the leproach and r1dlcule
Of all the people, and the hand OF the law
will crush and destroy him. Clubs and
Secret Societies will not 10 tolerated; bat
consent viii be q ven to Patriotic Societies
conducted 10 a public manner, without
however permitting the use of the terms
Alasous, CoDumerOs, CarbOnauos, ar
Roy0Aet~; all shall be called Spa Yards
/ SIX mou ls Jgo the people, and especially
IIhe rich, received mach reliasirOm the gov
eminent; msomuch that at this moment the
kug as much beloved aud esteemed as
be was when he arrived from Paris in lSllj
with this difference, however, that he IS
much more ;amliar and popoulaT than thea,
especially since his marriage with the pre-
sat Queen.
J0m7r Of Con.
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