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

were thrown from The windows OF the
houses upon the Neapoli,an troops. Al
the close OF the conflict they set fire 10
the public editices and prisons. and set
fire 10 the government archives.
When the vessel in which Naseli, the
viceroy, General Church, and various
tunciionaries, escaped, Quilted the island
for Naples, the city of Palermo exhibited
a scene of conAag grafton the most terrific
imaginable.
The King of Sardinia, according TO a
letter received from Piedmont, intends
giving representative constitution to his
people.
Aug7tst lot is reported that camps
are about 10 be formed ; the two greatest
viii be on Hounslow heath and on Black
heath.
schooner is now coming up the
Thames with a cargo Of witnesses against
the Queen from the Continent, which she
received from foreign man of var in the
north sea.
MIR. James Brougham. brother Of the
Queens counsellor, left town on Saturday
tor the Continent, on matters relative 10
theensuing trial.
The Paris Correspondent of the London
Times, writes under date Of the 9Th of
August The French government did
not permi, the Paris Journals to publish
the note of the Russian Cabinet, until il
appeared in the papers Of Milan and Flo
renee. The ministers Of the Great Pow
ers are now preparing declaration from
the Holy Alliance OH the subject OF the
late events in Spain and Naples, which,
will be published with the greatest solem-
nlty. The Censors have prevented the
IL. t. al,
A private letter from Vienna of July
Russia are going OH, and there is fire..
quent interchange of Courers. An inter
view is expected 10 take place between
The emperors of Russia and Germany, and
The king OF Prussia. The news OF the
approaching death of the Pope was con-
hrmed, and II was reported the Austrian
troops would on his demise, occupy the
States of the Church.
The Pampeluna Gazettes of the I'd inst an
nounce that The movements i'm GLlicia are com.
pletely terminated. The Archbishop st. Jago,
his brother the count Tore Musqnoz, and Sc
veral prelates and Canons, have been convey.
ed 10 the citadel of Cornnna. A report had
bern circulated at Madrid that the king was
carried of from Sacedou, but its falsehOod
was fully Acknowledged.
The London Morning Chronicle saws we nm.
uerstand that some gentleman of wealth and
consideration have adopted measures for as.
ccrtaining the state of The public mind as far
as u can he collected from the places ut gene
raj resort and conversation throughout London
aud It's vicinity. The result has been commu-
nicated 10 Lord SidmontI, and the timely
warning may probably induce his majest,'s
ministers TO pause in their infatuated career
III they madiy persevere in their revolutionary
measures for dethroping our lawful Queen
there rs not man in the country who possess
SEES WISDOM 20 f0iesee or courage TO contem-
plate the tremendous consequences.
a letter from Belfast states, that on opepine
a vault where stood the cloisters of The old
Catholic Abbey, founded by St. Patrick. the
wotkmen discovered an oaken chest, OF curl.
ons aud ancient workmanship. On being o.
pened, its contents proved TO be transIa,
lion OF the bible into the Irish character, and
several other manuscripts in thai language
which were soon discovered by DIR. Mdcdon
aid Of Belfast. TO be the original Poems of o.
sian written at Conner, by an Irish Friar nam
ed Terrence o Neal branch of the now no.
bile family of the Earl of O'Neal, of Shane's
Castle, IN the year i1G3
VIENNA, July % The Austrian Observer
contains The following :-Agrst ably to news
from Corfu, which we have this inst. received
peace between the Porte and Ali Pacha of ia.
nina, has been concluded under The condition
that the latter shall continue TO administer the
Pachalk conhded TO him by the Porte without
interfering IN any manner with the govern.
mcnt of the territories which he had aszYoed.
July 27.-Tbe Pope having fallen dangerous.
~ il, and the report of his approaching death
being credited, II was at first announced that
corps OF Austrian troops would imme diately
occupy the states of the church aad take can
comments on tile frontier of Naples but the
report is now contradicted Meanwhile the
negotiations between our court and Russia
copihue' ana the frequent interchange OF
courIers proves that matters of great impor.
lance are under consideration. Much is said
respecting ar interview expected 10 take Mace
between the King of Prussia the Emperor OF
RUSSIA anu our Emperor at Prest, i'm Hungary;
Where great military maneuvres are TO he per-
formed. The events at Naples appear To have
determined this new conferences of the three
so'ereigns which was at fiji At 20 have taken
pace al Berlin, was afterwards fixed for
prague, but has since been adjourned i'm con-
sequence OF message from the Emperor Alex
amer, VINO iDtimated that lie conld not leave
Russia during the Summer
JWy 80 - Our funds have fallen conSidera-
by. Inc cause assigned is the march OF an
army corps to Italy, aud the news generally
circulated that the court is about 10 concInde
al0dn Tor 80 millions, with Mesyrs. RothscbiId.'
GENEVA, Jnly 27.-Count BeTgani passed
here len days since for Lombardy. we are
assured mat lie is preparing 10 publish jnsfi.
ficatory memoir, which will contain different
important discoveries, by no means adyanta.
geoIs TO the English ministry. The italian
Gazefte OF Eugaho has some interesting part-
cuiars on this subject, calculated TO cast light
on the conduct of some pcrsonages implicated
III the trial OF the English uneen
NAPLES, July % On the 10Th in the even.
ing the packet boat, lie Tartaro, brought the
most important news from Sicily.
IL had on board the Kings Lieutenant the
ChevaIier Dc Naselii. the Minister Tommassi
Lieutenant General Church and great nun.
Der of other Neapolian Official men, who had
escaped from Palermo
AS far as we can learn from the reports of
the Refugees, tue tumnlt commenced on the
I6th at Palermo. As soon az they became ac-
quabted with the revolution effected by vio-
leDce at Naples, and the change in the consti-
tuition. the SiciliaDs determined not to ac.
knowledge the present government OF Ma
pies, and II is even said, that they have pro
Claimed the absolute Independence Of their
lslaHd but IL is probable. according to other
statements, that they coufue themselves 10