Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-19

Ell by the gottrnneLi TOR instance, those
of Denmark aud Swedcn) had not OBJ
tanned auy information respecting the
object OF The expedition. =
A, Leghorn, il Is thought 10 be des-
tired for The ionian Islands, 10 assist the
Porte against Ali Pacha. II is reported that
the Porte has offered reward Of 100, eco
sequus for his head"
= PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.
PARIS, July 29.-l enclose you an ex-
tract from letter from Naples, which has
been addressed 10 high diplomatic cha
rs c'er, resident in this capital -
For several months past an cxtraor-
binary agitation has been remarked a.
mong those whom public opinion sigma.
Used for Chiefs of The Carbonari.-rheir
frequent conferences with the principal
functionaries of the government of Mu>
rat TRANSFERRED. The Ministry were APP
prised OF the progress Of their negoiia-
tons from several quarters, but they
did not appreciate It's importance, be-
cause they could not fancy the possibility
OF a sincere reconciliation between the
Carbonari Qormerly the most determined
partisans Of Queen Caroline) aud the
creatures of Joachim. Murat had con-
s,antly declared himself The enemy OF
this association, and had always repuIseti
those whom he suspected TO be affiliated
TO II. lnvaln was il represented 10 Miuis
tiers that after his first reverses, Murat
had been reconciled with The Carbonari,
as Bonaparte had been with The jacobins,
and tha, il was IN compliance with their
entrea,ies that he bad disembarked OIL the
coast OF Calabra. All these statements
were without effect, ind could mel help
comparing their security aud apathy 10
that of the French Ministry al The epoch
OF the Goth March. The conspiracy burst
forth-n0i an effort was made 10 resist IT,
Seventeen persons have received an
orderto qui, the Capital. Prince Pisna-
tell is talked ofas Ambassador for Paris.
The lower classes OF The community, who
at frs, were Supplied and took no part in
The insurreciion, give some alarm 10 the
newly constituted authorities. They ex-
toll publicly the paiernal administration
of the depOsed Monarch, and express
their apprehension aud dissatisfaction al
The clouds which are thickeniug around
them, and menacing the serenity OF their
political horizon"
F,om this Capital have butone remark
to offer. The energetic measure, in ,ir.
tue of which NJ. Roger Collard was
OF State, gives a positive guarantee TO the
Royalist party That Tie system Of Cov.
me"t as resoturd on. This aci OF umex-
pected vigor mus, necessarily be followed
mp by corresponding ones, and il affords
strong presumption in favour Of The
dissolution Of the Chamber.
July 27>-'The French Journals sneak
very carelessly of Individuals. The
Courier Francois, for instance, has put
forth some very inaccurate observations
relative 10 the NeOpoIilan General FIan-
gierl- Tie Is q man about So years of age,
at elevated stature, and agreeable figure.
When Nj. Abrialf, Peer of France, aud
Minister of Justice under the Consular
Government, was sent by the the Directo.
nv 10 Naples, IN The quality OF Commits
sloner OF ihe French Government, he Sent
to Paris several Neapoliiau youths among
whom were the two brothers, Charles aud
berl fHangieTI,to receive a French edu
Gallon. They we're placed al The Prytane-
nm, the only public college which had not
been entirely abandoned during the Revo-
luton, and which Is now the college of
Louis the Great. Charles Fi!angirri,
godson OF Queen Caroline Of Naples, was
appointed Lieut.. in the service of France.
aud was Brigade Major when Joseph as
cended the throne of Naples. Filansieri
al that period entered into The service OF
thai Power, and became Colonel Of The
Royal Light Horse Guard, and Equerrv
TO the King: he followed Joseph TO Bur
gos. The place OF Chief Equcrry, which
was promised 10 him, having been given
TO General Franceski, another EQurrrv. =
dnel took place between them, AID lie
latter was killed. Napoleon, who was al
Bnrgos at that period, was very dissalis-
ned al this occurrence, aud said 10 H!ap-
gieri, "you have head like Vesuvios.
return tIiher." FIl9n, ieri sci or instant,
ly Tor Italy, and made short STAY ~ I'u.
rim, IN order 10 assure himself bow he
should be received by Murat. Mural
gave him most cordial welcome, and by
degrees raised him 10 lhe rank OF Lieut..
General.
NAPLES, July s,-One of the last mea.
sures adopted by our government, for
Overawing both the nation and The army.
and depressing The demand for a consli.
tuition, was 10 publish, in tie official Ga
zeite OF July 1, Two days before the re-
volmtion broke ouO Tie following note of
the Russian Government, addressed 10
the Spanish Minister resident al ST. Pc.
tersburgl. You will see by this docu.
meni, that HE Emperor Of Russia strong.
~ condemns every constitution imposed
on Sovereign by force:
Note Of the Impeyiai Russian Mimstyy to
tie resident Spanish Minister.
PETERsBURGH, April 30. May 81
The note which the Cbevalier de Zea
de Bermudez addressed 10 The Minis.
try OF Russia, under The date of tie 10th
OF April, has been laid before The En-
peror.
Constantly animated by the desire OF
seeing he prosperity of The state and the
glory OF The Sovereign maintaining them.
selves and flourisbing together in Spain.
his Majesty The Emperor could mol with.
out profound aflliclion. learn tie events