Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-03


son, the provisional jun,a of Gallicis.
winch, had been suspended by the meet
ing OF The cortes, resumed its local func-
tons, and despatched Espinosa 10 dis
perse The motley crew, consisting accord
ing 10 some accounts, OF 20OO, and by
otliers oil 1000 persons. They, however,
retired INTO Portugal without waiting his
approach. The political chief of Gallicia
had wri'tenio Madrid, where the news
arrived on the oath ulii,po, 10 announce
me dissolution OF The apostolic junia.--,
Neither at Corunna nor in the capital had
the movements OF the daft. cied produce
e. any serious uuraslness. The cortes
are proceeding quleily, but assiduousIy,.
III tue preparatory measures requisite To-
enable them TO enter with Effect upon
the task OF political, military, commercial,
and agricultural improvement.
lhe following il an extract from q pri--
vale Letter, dated Rome. Juiy 80.
There has been revolt at Ponte
Corvo, Ia town belonging tn the Pope,
bordering on the Kingdom OF Nap!es) Oh
the 4ili inst. The physician, surgeon.
and apoihecary OF the place were al The
head OF 1t. They called 10 their assis..
lance the Neapoiiian militia. com mand-
ed by person named Caseia, aud drove
out The governor. The same thing hap
pened a, Beneyento. They assassinaicd
three send IN The street /: the resi-,
amounting 10 20 or 40 men, retired 10 the
castle, where the pope's delegate. Nj.
Olivier, lived. The insurgents. whose
number amounted 10 1000, uhongb the
b t:ier orders did not mix IN The imsurree-
'lon) displayed the iri colored flag, and
were commanded by person named
Neiianie, formerly comrlssaTy at war.
he delegate OF the pope was Obliged 10
Yield, and quilted Benevrnio on the IitL.
after having protested in form against
these proceedings. The gend 'armes con-
tinded military capitulaiion with We
liaDte, who signed il OrgauSatope del Car
bonari al Be',erento The Archbishop.
Cardinal Spinucci, aged 80, refused to
cause lie De'tm To be chauDied, We
iiante went TO Naples, aud demanded the
incorporation of Benevcnto with thai
kihgdom, but he received positive re.
fusal."
clergyman in the neighbourhood of
Edinburgh, after praying for her majesty
the Queen, solemDly added, May no
false Witnesses be allowed TO rise up a.
gainsi her, and may the mouths of liars
be stopped"
important Improvement an Printing. -
We have Witnessed with establishment HE
application OF the sieam engine and oihe.
methods OF producing printing by ma
cbIDeTy and we have now 10 anno,,,,ce
the Invention OF a self hiking appagaiss
constructed and adapted by our towns,
man, Mr.. John RuthveD, 10 his celebrated
press and as The inkiDg-is executed with
admirable simplicity by the present ,su-
cessary movements OF the press, conceive
this Improvement will render il one of
The most perfect printing presses in This
Il
our TO procure description of the au.
paraius In an early publication.
CdtedoniGa Mecuyy.
SICILY.
The first impulse of the Siciliaps on
hearing the news of the revolution al
Naples, was 10 mount the ili-colored
badge OF the constitution. But this last.
ed only single day. On The 18th july
The yellow or SiciIian ribbon was dis.
played III conjunction with The other. An
accident, or an indlscreiiOn, cxasperated
The Prople against the Neapelian authori-
ties and troops all English officer in The
pay OF Naples, is said TO have torn The
badge OF SicilIan independence from the
breast OF an unarmed citizen. The forts in
possession OF The Neapolilan soldiery were
attacked audcsrried by the Islanders. An
association of distinguished individuals
was formed for tie maintenance of tran.
quIllily, but IN vain. On the night of the
i6th,the garrison were concentrated in The
public square of Palermo. On the
morning OF The 18th, 200 prisoners were
released from confinement by the uoous
lace. Then The work of death began
HE NeapOliians we're iuriOusly attacked,
and, we fear, indiscrimInalely butcbered.
The accounts III general labor to throw
a vel over the circumstances and amount
OF the carnage; but a statement, i'm which
We are disposed to place confidence, les
Inmates the loss OF lille al 1000 killed and
about 1900 wounded. This is a dreadful
history dreadful TO the feelings of bu-
manly, and alarming on every political
consideration. Divide ct impera was never
more suitable TO any great crisis than TO
ihls: ~ Naples and Sicily should now
bedIsuniied, neither will be strong enough
TO defend itself. Austria will for a short
time, ind an easy prey IN Naples and
Sicily must become stake TO all the
prize fighters of the 10Th century. The
Prince VlcareGeneral had sent a small
squadron 10 bring off from Palermo such
Neapolllans as could be saved, and 40
many Slcllians az we're inclined 10 trans-
Ter themselves TO Naples. We wait with
much anxiety for further accounts from
the MsdiieTanean.--I
Naples, Jniy Give are aDxiously
looking out for the fret arrivals from
Palermo OH the I7th not vessel fit for
sea remained in the port Of Palermo. Al
Messlna the constitution had been pub
lIshed and every thing was quiet there 90
the 18th inst.
The Spey, British sloop Of war, arrived
IN this bay or days ago from Malta
Her officers went in body this morning
on board the Capri, line of battle ship. 10
I congratulate the NrapoIifan oq,ccrs 80,