Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-10


Sept. sd, that at Palermo they sill insist !
upon independence, and will defend il to |
the last. The Palermiian army amounts |
10 20 600 men. Under the head al Mad !
rid, II Is said that Z" proposition has |
been made in the Cortes, by petition, TO |
ask the King 10 set the example ofre-
nouncing for his own use and tina, of his
establishment, the use OF Cloth, Linen,
and other manufactures OF foreign coun-
tries" Ii is added, the Patriotic .Socie-
ties i'll Madridhad been the cause of some
CONNEXIONS, and il was debated IN the
Cortes whether they should be abolished:
this was not carried, but they were sab.
jecied to restrictions. The revolution in
Portugal seems TO be very doubtful
Oporto seems 10 stand almost alone i'm
the course il had adopted The governs
ment are about convoking the Cortcs to
lake their advice and 10 redress grievan-
ces." my. Mar. Adp.
LONDON, Oct 2.-On Wednesday a
very numerous and respectable meeting
was held at the Puliney Assembly Rooms,
Tor The purpose of voting a congratulate
ry address TO her Majesty. J. Il. Bar
Der Beaumont, Esq. was chairman. MIR.
HObhouse came forward amid the enihl.
siastic applause of the meeting. In the
course OF his speech, he said i, was clear
that the accusers OF her Majesty had no
protection but in their standing army
and that army Was not distant: tiiey
were hedged about by bay onets and by
sabres, as the only protection OF the Par
lament against the people of England
Under The protection of the same media
tors he was of opinion that fhe Bill uouM
pass through tie Bousc-ihere would be the
usual minority against it. something be-.
tween 81 and 6S Any man Who attended
the proreedng might easily calculate the
result. MIR. II. then ridiculed the trivial
charges which were attempted 10 be made
matters of Importance, such as tha,
faithful servant had sat down at table
with the Queen, Suppose that person
had last year come from Brighton and STA
ted, l have seen a couple of solutions
come out Of a certain Palace there, and
they assured me that "a certain great man
had sat down on The bare floor 10 ed,
beet stakes with his cook, at halt past one
O'Clock in the morning" Suppose That
lie (Mr. H. vas told he ough, to bring
this before Parliament as question of ma
tlonal Importance. Why he would tell the
person who would suggest it, that he was
dirty tale bearer. Though, perhaps, il
wonld be as we'll if that great person had
goi played high life below stairs. Yet
still be saw no great harm in descending
from the throne TO the kiiclen-il was
atlabic ia niOnarch--it proved that he
was not al all times a king, but some.
lines condescended 10 be man.
Persia and Russia. Interesting des-
patches have been received from Persia,
which announce the intrigues of Russian
agents IN that country, aud the designs
OF the Cour, Of 81. Petersburg. fine
Russian Charge dAfiaires, al Terau, de-
clared publicly, that on the death Of The
relgning Monarch, who is i'm the last
stage of decline, the Persans must be
cOnieni 10 receive their future Sovcrcigns
from Russa-to which he added, Eng
land could not reasonably object, as she
gave away Kingdoms, every day in India.
TIE regular army Of Russia, now IN Geor-
gia, and on the line of the Caucasus, il
upwards OF 1000 men, of which 10000
are part OF the late army of occupation
in France. Tie Russians have taken
possession OLA place on the Caspian, near
Astrrabad. Ii is the opinion OF ile Brit
ish officers i'll the service of Persia, that
there is "A secret understanding between
tITai Conr, and the Russians.
Extract Of a letter, GHfed Genoa Sent. 26.
The last Spanish courier, who arriv-
ed from Naples, has reported that Paler-
mo had surrendered TO a Neapolilau
ficei with 5000 troops on board. Ii is
rnmoured thai Palermo ia 10 eujOy certain
privileges by virtue Of tire capitularon
maI,.
The Carbonari in Genoa have present.
ed an address 70 the Director General
OF Police, III which they express their
attachment 10 the King, and their de-
lestalion of revolutions,
\ Neapolitanl decree deprives Prince
Casielcicaia, Ambassador al Paris, of all
his empioymenls, pay, and cmolumeuis
held of government, because he has re-
fused 10 take the oath 10 The new COM
stIIuii0n.
Another deprives Carlo RufIo, The son
OF Castrlcicala, OF The post of Secretary
10 The Embassy al Madrid, Tor The same
reason.
Mr.. HENRY, since his arrival at Nil
IAN, has sent 10 England 10 witnesses,
whom lie considers necessary To the
Queens defence. He has also sent home
the small carriage in common Use in TIA
Is, capable of only holding two persons,
by one of VIII ON it is driven, and in which,
il has been charged as an offence of the
Queen, her travelling with .Bergami.
The aquatic procession 10 present the
Address of the Watermen and Bargemen
will consist of upN ards of 800 boais and
barges. They will proceedup.the Thames
to Brandenburg House ON Tuesday.
Declaration IF AUSTRIA. Relative TO Naples.
The following are tie cOulents of the
confidential com nunicalioH, oi which Sc
veal Journals have spoken, aud which
The Austrian Court caused 10 be deliver
ed by lis Ambassadors TO the diAereii
Courts OF Germany.
Vien41, J,iy %, 1920.
"Tbe late events III the Kingdom Of
Naples have proved more clearly aud i~~
pressiyely than any other preceding DC.