The Enquirer

Count Florida Blanca, an old, able and experienced statesman, of the true Castilian school, has been declared President of the Supreme Junta of Spain, for life: and when sitting at the head of that Assembly, is addressed by the title of "His Majesty." There are two considerations connected with the appointment, which are deserving of notice—the declaring him appointed for life, evinces that the Junta consider themselves constituted: the title by which he is addressed is perhaps, merely complimentary to their absent king, whom they thus tacitly, or rather openly, acknowledge, as presiding in the deliberations, of that august and patriotic body. We give this on the authority of a letter from Havanna, of the first respectability.

Count Florida Blanca was minister of his Catholic Majesty in the year 1790 when the dispute about Nootka Sound took place between England and Spain. The Count was the adjusting minister with the British government.....Citizen.