Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-27

The accounts from Sicily, OF the 10Th
ult.-state. that the inhabitants Of Paier.
mo were determined 10 persevere in their
efforts for independence, and that they
had formed themselves into Guerilla
corps. tor the purpose of compelling the
town and cOmmunes 10 Join them. Ii ia
stated, however, thai Messiua, Catania and
Syracuse, had declared against Palermo,
and thai the only town which took part
with the latter, was Girgenti, the ancient,
Agrigentum. The Royal government, was
established AT Messins, where il had pro.
hibitcd all correspondence with Palermo.
From Naples, il is stated, that the
Prince de Cimiiile set out on the 10Th uli.
Tor Petersburg on an extraordinary mis-
sion to the Emperor of Russia.
a paragraph from Augsburg quotes
private letters from Vienna, stating in
contradiction TO preceding accounts, that
the Austrian government had determined
10 receive The Duke lie Gallo, The new
Iy appointed Nsapoliian Minister 10 the
Aust ian Cpu.i.
lua journal published at Palermo, un-
der the auspices OF the Provisional Jun
ia, is long and spirited reply 10 an all
dress from the Vicar general of Naples.
After enumera,ing the degradation and
hardships which Sicily had endured from
the domination of the Sicilans 10 main
tam their independence, il implorcs his
royal iighness not 10 abandon himself 10
imprudeut or disastrous measures, nor
disgrace by such mcans The first steps
which The Nrapolitan nation is making
I'm The glorious career Of liberty.
PARIS, Sept. 6.-Before the departure of
II. gen. Lauris,on, his Majesty engaged
him " to cause his authority to be respected
at Bres.;' and The ielesraphic dispatch
received yesterday evening, announced
tina, the language held by gen. Couii,ard,
and the measures which he was determine
ed to adopt with The appreciation of gen
Laurision, had sutliced to iaiimi,la:e the
factions, and that the spiri, of discomfort
and rebellion no loHger sialked in The pub
lie places. There is reason 10 hope Thai
Government will experience no oppcsi-
ton IN the disarming of the National
Guard, which, Is the necessary cOnse-
quences OF Its dissolution. since a great
part OF the arms are the property OF the
Stale. NotwiihSia ading The danger which
the witnesses must incur, it is reported
that some have appeared OH whose drpo-
si'ions several persons lave been appre-
hended for con'pilciiy III Tie ouirages
bcappd on NJ. nj. Beiiart, aud Bordeau.
iGIN INEty mug INNt hc GOtITd
Caprigla, secretary 10 The NeapoIitau en-
bassy, has arrived in this caoital. viii
dispatches for ST. Petersburg. lie &c.
livered 10 The Prince De Ruffo his letters
OF REGAL, with a neiice that The Duke De
Gallo had been appointed his successor.
AS soon as This intelligence reached The
Chancellery of our Emperor, Prince Met
ternicb dispatched couriers on all the
rowies 10 Italy. to prevent De Gallo iron
entering the Austrian states, and in The
cveBi of his having already passed the
frontiers, to ohlige him to.rrirograde. The
DGke de Sara Caprioli has brought let
ters from the King of Naples TO our mon
arch, but he has not been allowed TO pre-.
sent them TO the Emperor in an audience:
lie has been obliged 10 send them 10
Prince Mefiernich. The Duke has sci
ont OH his Journey 10 Warsaw some days
ago.
The number ofiroops actually onI their
march for Italy, are 77,400 men and
many m0rc regiments have received orr
ders 10 mold themselves in readiness TO pro-
coed for tie ga me destination. This seems
10 prove that The government has come
to hXcd resolution 10 adopt offensive
measures against the new system a. Ma
ples.-The troops will be concentrated
between The Adige and The Mincio, where
they will receive Interior orders. A camp
is also 10 be formed in The neighbourhood
OF Mantua, al which tho Viceroy Of Italy
will command i'll person.
Count Constantine de Ludof, Minister
PienipOtenilary al London. has Just been
nominated 10 The embassy al Cons!anlino-
pie, mission which lie has already been
upon several years.
STOCKHOLM. Aug. 22.-The harvest,
which Is now gathering, is uncommoDly
productive.
BERLIN, Aug. 29.-SoNe public pa
pers assert, that tho great Austrian loans
compel other German states TO negotiate
sim lar loans. in order 10 prevent aliEiI,r
current coin from being raken oui of the
country. Thus Batavia will negotiate a
loan OF 30, 900 900 of forms.
CoPENHAGEE, Aug. 2o.-The harvest
IN Zealand this year IL The most abun
dant ever remembered.
FRANKFORT, Aug % The new con.
ference, AT which the Emperor Of Russia,
the Emperor Of Austria, and The King or
Prussia will be present, excites interest.
Ii il said thai the Plan OF new Alliance
between The Sovereigas will be proposed
at Perth, 10 proven; events like those
Which bdNc HdpptUFp III oFciH anu al
Naples from taking place III other cOUn-
Tries. II il added, HAT he integrity and
independence Of lhe States OF Italy, such
as they " rer cognisrd al thp first Con-
grcss al Vienna and by The las, Treaties,
will receive new guarantee, ahd that
The Emperor of Austria will place himself
al the head OF an Italian Confederation, 10
be formed on the same basis with The
German Confederation Some nprsous
assert, that Immediately after the meeting
al Perth, there will be another AZ Drcs-
den, at which most Of Tie German Sove-
reigns will attend.
FRANKFORT, Aug. 3O.--The Prussian
1IlII cd lie I'll, al Ill.