Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-26

tloaal sysicm subjectcG frascis Bour.
bon, The heir apparent 10 the throne, TO
all sorts OF malicious and maievoient treat
meni aud, IN short, have been guilty OF
oil sorts OF wicked and unjust acts which
folly, malice. aud blind spirit of re.
ycnge could dictate.
They we're deeply incensed against
hlnrai, tor iis having thrown obstacles in
the way or their plans in 1911, aud con
rived 10 defear the intentions ofthe King.
by having him shot as a Revolutionary,
aiier. his landing al Pizzo, in 1915, when
hts iiotilia, bound TO Trieste, MAS dis
p:Ised by a sudden tempest off tilr
h.isbts OF Calabria. Captain Romeo
maintains, aud endeavours TO shew, that
Mural had then no intention hostile 10
'he Sovereign OF Naples, that his landing
was accidental, and thai the grounds for
his execution were altogether false.
Captain Romeo was, by these Minis
trrs, detained four months a close pri.
soner IN Naples. transported on board a
swedish vessel, and conveyed to Egypt,
for no other reason but his having con-
ii'bulel TO The political events which
took place al Messiua. when the late
'lneen was bauishcd. General Layard,
Vice Governor Of Malta, &c. through the
opposition of the English Consul at
y
London on beard The Euphrates, to lay
has case before the British Government.
General Ca0pbtlI, in his certificate,
SAYS. that Captain Romeo, from the cs-
scnl.ai service which he rendered 10 the
'ntsh army III Sicily, through his Zeal,
inltiilsrnce and activity" acquired the
iD"rsfeF and marhcd indignation of the
pes, hi Neapnhiau Government, by
which HE said Francis Romeo, and every
other Individual who al That period al
isred to The British army, or 10 The Brit
t>li Mission in Sicily, has since then been
prosecuted 'rHh uneientits risour." In a
cr,,iiirale from General Maitland, who
Mas la command in Sicily in The end of
1871 he states the services of Captain
Romeo al The time of the extensive
secret intercourse and correspondence
b''""cn person in rery his h poUer IN Sicily
and Bonaparte, one object ot which was
io drive the English army ont of that
island, and that he has " no doubt what
ever-none-lhat those services 10 the
British interest did produce The enmiiy
81 the present Neapolitan GovernnLsnt
towards SisnOr Francis Romeo, aud all
IS consequences"
hlr Romeo examines, at some length,
the measures pursued by these Ministers,
which have outraged all men in ANY wise
distinguished Tor talents or virtues in Ma
pies, and which have been attended with
The most disastrous effects 10 The coun.
'y-a country. he says, which still
abounds IN men The most distinguished,
not less for The putty or their morals than
Tor their political skill and public econo-
my, and Ia persons every way remarkable !
fnr their honour and patriotism" The |
attempts OF HE Ministers OF the King OF
y Ian, -.
Tent reaction. They render vain the acts
"l Tie present SOyeregns ofEurope com
promise their virtue, and make their SIN
crriiy be questionable the principle
fails, can its consequences subsist Will
political errors, though their efforts he
show, fail la pr0dace their natural con-
sequences! Europe is become clear
sighted. The peoples enthusiasm is rous-
cu--thrT courage ~ eXaited.-Ih more
than one country the Liberty OF the Press
EXISTS /; and u were The merest illusion Ia
bslrend such i'll Ornrned measures. Such
a falai Illusion will be diss.pated the mo.
'n"ni thai the standard of The periidious is
dashed Ia The ground. Humanity SO de-.
graded, requires this TO be done, as well
as HE glory aud security Of every Sove-
reign and II Is from wish TO perform SO
sacred duty 10 reason, that | propose
10 unma.k the darkest imp0sture, and
no" VENTURE 10 attack The fcnd nn his |
"~n very ground. supposed so inaccess- |
Die, and even within The magic CIRCLE OF |
all his fatal enchaatments.-
Nisi nile est quod facmus,
Gloria sinliitia est"
AilerihcSe exposllioHs, we cannot he |
asHriShed Al mhai has taken place iu
Naples IDIo,,,. CNroa.
MAEglD, july o0.-lt has been pro.
;:sscl ln I've CorieS require from MIN. |
iSiers rclGms OF the Expenses of the for |
'rcssrs on ire cOas!Hof Africa, VIZ. Ceula,
Mellla, and Heuon dc Velez, ia order to |
examine rs y fhe utility OF ceding them !
90 He E:apcrl Not Morocco aud 10 employ |
Ne SUMS nov expended upon them in
n'lng out annually squadron TO cruise
in the Mediterranean for the protection of
commerce. The English have several
i'"cs expressed desire ~ posses.
Which is situated opposite 10 Gibraltar,
and j. Is probable they will not see with
indifference this fortress pass into the
hands OF the Emperor of Morocco.
CopENHAGEN, July l2.-The exporta
ton OF corn from Denmark and The
Duchies in The month OF May, amounted
10 j9,035 tons Of wheat; 1896 ditto of
rye 50.0f7 ditto of barley 81. 567 ditto
ct oats ,, 10 ditto Of peas ,OG4 ditto
Ut buck wheat; and 1858 barrels of
sfOai.
BORDEAUX, Aug. 2.-The execution
pt soldier sentenced to be shot, fer llav-
ng assaulted his officer, was fixed to
have taken place yesterday. When on
is way 10 the fatal spot, under an escort
u he geudarmerie, mob of men and
women rushed forward unexpectedly,
.sscned, and bare him of from his guard.
This was eff cied so rapidly that the
'ommandant Of the place, Gen. d'Anti-
hamp, knew nothing Of what had hap