Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-01


rn,ly. with scarcely any abatement of the vrulence
which marked its hrst approach In the neigaborhood
Of Kingston and Bl ckock numerous fatal cases have
cured and although public mention has been made OF
the cholera In the city, have heard fom good authority
that 40 deaths occurred in parish the norh side oil
the river last week.
HoUsE OF LORDS June 20.-DoN CARLos--The
Marquis OF Londonderry said that he had former
evening in the absence of the noble Earl opposite put
question noble Marquis, who had informed him that
his (the Marquis OF LONDONDERRY friend. Don Miguel,
at that time safe board OF his Majesiys ships
That statement, however did not appear 10 have been
well founded. lie was, ther. fore glad to the noble
Earl In his place This occasion, though he dill moi
TO put any ques ion 10 hun relative TO Don Miguel He
wished however. TO receive some into nation relative Ia
Don Carlos, who il appeared, had been driven out oil the
Spanish domnions, and who had sought refuge on our
shores. He anxious TO ask in whist manner the noble
Earl aud Msesiy's Ministers that Illus
trious prince His opinion that since the unfortunate
which had brought him 10 this country every
thing had been done destroy his hopes Tina, lusiri
Gus person, he understood had been Tor considerable
time, week at least a, Portsmouth, He should be glad
TO know how Icing he to be detained there, what
course his Msestys Ministers meant TO pursue vi
spect to him
1t seemed that some negotiation was going forward
with hat illustious person Repor, said that u"er-
Secretary oil State, accompanied by foreign Count had
proceeded to Portsmouth, and il run,ored that
attempt had been made TO induce that ilusous prince TO
give his claims TO the Spanish throne Looking TO the
sluai in which that lustrious person placed IL the
NJ nisters of the Crown under these peculiar crcuuI-
Stances lent themselves 10 such project, would dis
grace the Government of This country than any
thing that ever occurred The reports however, which
servatons, he thought that he did the noble earl the
greatest service by giving him opportunity
!hs question explicitly He had by 'his course placed
IN the power oil the noble Marquis TO declare whether
those which bad appeared in the public journals
true or not He called the noble Earl say whether
any such negotiation had been attempted for the purpose
Of inducing Don Carlos do that hch nigh hereafter
be prejudicial TO his rights
Earl Grey said he that his answer ON the present.
as had been former OCCASION would be saisiac
tory TO the noble Earl He OF course could be ex
peced 10 state what mil be the object of Don Carlos
rnuainu ala
explanation with respect TO the taken by His Ma
jes US Government when the prop time the
s1bject was regularly brought forward There at
present many aud very obvious Tor going into
the subject There certainly had been mission. the
noble Earl called it, TO this individual With respect
what the object of that mission was, what passed OIL
that OCCASION he should be prepared when the
ripe Tor consideration TO give every explanation, should
| the noble Earl submit a motion ON the subject This
howevvr, he might be permitted say, that whatever
might be the situation OF Don Carlos, whatever might
be The probable consequences resulting from that situation
he had been received here member OF the Royal Ia
Hiiiy OF Spain (ear hesr and treated with all that al
enlion and honor which were due TO his birth and station
CLEAR, hear
The Marquis of Londonderry said he understood that
the attendants of Don CsIlos had been drivnk abou,
Portsmouth in hackney coaches, which great
PROOF that honorable attention had been paid TO them. "a
laugh) In his opinion, His Maiestys Government had
acted most partially in the affairs Of Portugal SPAIN
and il had been explained to their lortship why il
was that Ministers had departed from that neutrality
which they had declared their anxiety preserve DoD
Carlos had been driven out of his country and His
which appeared TO be 10 induce him advocate and
nouDce his just rights The influence OF this country
exeed Tor The purpose Of accomplishing the objects OF
that most atocous treaty which had been lately entered
into Ii impossible to ina CINE greater proof OF the
Influence OF French policy in the affairs of this country.
Earl Grey said when the treaty which had been al
luded TO arrived, and laid the table if the noble
Earl chose to make mo ion the subject he should be
prepared 10 meet all his objections,
THE QUADRUPLE TREATY.
Paris June is--We have received from Madrid, The
following copy OF the treaty between the four Powers
Her Majesty The Queen Regent OF Spain, during the
minority OF her daughter, Isabella H. Queen OF Spain,
aud bis Imperial Majesty the Duke OF Brsganza, Regent
Of the Kingdom of Portugal and OF the Algarves the
name OF Donna Maria IT,:
Perfectly convinced that the interest and safety OF the
two crowns require the vigorous and Immediate employ
reciprocal efforts to put an end ohosduies which
having been at first directed 10 The overthrow Of the
throne Of Der Portuguese Mejesy, afford support
and pro econ The di>coneuI,d subjects of SPAIN their
said Ma rsIcs, desirous The time or providing the
means necessary Tor re establishing and internal hap
piness aud Of fixing the future prospects The
rie' upon solid and reciprocal oasis have agreed to
unite Their forces with view to compel the lnane Don
Carlos OF Spain, and the nane Don Miguel Of Portugal
10 quit The domains OF the latter Kingdom.
la pursuance OF these conventions, their Msjeses, the
Regents, have applied TO their Mesiies the King the
Fsehcb aud King OF Great Britain and Ireend These
Princes considering the interest they ought al
ways TO take in the safety OF the Spanish Monarchy and
animated by the ardent desire TO contribute 10 the
establishment OF peace ih the +, ninsula well Eu
ropes and his Britannia Majesty considering besides the
special obligations which from his ancient ALI
ance with Portugal, have consented TO parties the
sdd treaty.
To is effect their Mseiies have appointed their Pie
npoenfa les in the following orde -
Her Mtjesy the Qneen Regent OF Spsin-DOn Manuel
Parlo Fernandez de Pieedo, Condo de Vile Paernary de
Florida Blanca, her Minister Penpolehtisry TO His Bri-
tanic ajeslS:
His ejes'y the King OF the French Prince Taeyrand
his 4 Ambassador al the Court OF London.
His Majesty the King OF Great Britain and Ireland
ViscOun Pamersion, his Minister FOR Foreign Affairs.
His Imperial Majesty, the Duke OF Bfsgsnza- Don
Chfsloba Pedro de Moraes Sarmento his Envoy Exraor
binary to the Court OF Londou:--
Aud the PIenipotenar have agreed upon The follow
ing articles:
Art L. His Imperial Majesty, the Duke of Praganza, in
the OF Queen Donna Maria III engages 10 put in
action all the in his pow drive The lusne Don
Carlos from the Portuguese douinious.
Art. III. Her Majesty the Queen OF SPAIN on the ap
picaiou and request OF his Imperial Msjesy The Duke
BragaUza, having besides, very just very serious
poaches against the lnlsnte D. Miguel for the support
he has afforded the Dabe Don Carlos OF SPAIN
herself TO send upon the Portuguese territories sufficient
nunbe OF Spanish troops opese with those of His
Imperial Majesty, ia compelling Don Carlos OF Spain aud
Don Miguel TO quit the Portuguese territory the Queen
OF Spain engaging, moreover 10 superior her own ac.
count, and without charge upon Portugal The Spanish
troops, which shall everywhere be received treated
the same The troops OF Ills Imperial Majesty
the Duke OF Brsganzs. And her Msirsty engages 10 with
draw her troops from Portugal mn edatey alter the ex.
Puson - the Infantes shall be accomplished and
when the presence OF these troops shalt he longer re
qured by her Most Faithful Majesty OF Portugal
Art. III. His Majesty the King of Great Britain en-
cages TO co operate, by employing naval oce
these operations aud other rendered necessary
! by this treaty
Art Nv. In case the cooperation OF France shall be
deemed necessary by the high controlling parties his Ma.
jesy the King OF the French engages 10 al which his
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