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


Government coulalns oil the details of
HE Neapoliian Revolution. Don Luis de
Onls Presented his Credrntials TO HE re.
generated Court OF Naples on the 2Is,
JulS. The Spanish Ambassador 10 The
French Count celebrated OH The same
DAY, Ill Paris. The opening of the Corles
by "a brilliant, fsic ana examinations.
tNa,. Guz.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. >. TO The pc.
likeness OF cap'. Craycroii, of HE FAST
sailing schr. Tom, arrived al Tins nor,
yesterday from 81. Andero, we are in.
debied for files of Spanish GaZrites down
10 The Isl September. We suhioin trans.
laiions os some OF the leading articles.
IL would appear that the march of re-
voiniiops bad not closed. One OF a very
Formidable and decisive character has
just taken place throughout the kingdom
OF Portugal, a'le4dea, as NIGH, be ex.
pected, with considerable bloodshcd -
lie revo'uiionisis had proclaimed King
Johs, a. their constitutional king. and
demanded government similar 10 that
OF The Spanish Cories.
ihis revolution, as tina, in Spain. was
begun and ctiecied by the sodiery.
conspiracy to subveri the throne of
- D""' D""S, ia" beeiI discovered IN
Paris ami the conspirators arrested
Huch was The vigilance and energy of
The government that the TRANQUILITY of
Paris was not in the least interrupted Inv
The discovery.
The utmost tranquility prevailed
throughout all Spain. fGos
REVOLT IN PARIS-REVOLUTION
in PORTUGAL, &c.
The following is extracted from The
Government Gazette, published at Ma
drid, Aug. 30, 1920.
BoRDEAUX. August o3.--Interesi-
ing news from Paris arrived by IN ex-
press:
An express which left Paris on SUNDAY
The 2Oih list. at half past four, A. Nj.
brought 10 the Project the No,1fen,.~ ol
that day, which contains tile news of an
attempt made on The 18th, TO excite re
billion among The troops, and 10 lead
them 10 the Thuiller!es for the purpnsp of
declaring member of The family of Bo.
naparte sovereign Of France this excess
OF madness aud iniamy will not 90 I'M
punished. The authors of this cxecra-
BE plot are under arrest, and will be tried.
What FrenclIman, what native of Bor-
deaux IL there who does not sbudder TO
Ind that there yet exist men who dare To
attempt The deihroDemenl of the best of
the Lonises, a descendant Of Henry the
Fourth, for the relation of a iyrant who
has devastated France for 30 wears. and
'wtce delivered II up to foreigners. -Tbp
following IS the article from the Moni-
teur.
Paris, dug. 20--Nonitem.
The government has been for some
time advised Of tho existence Of plots for
exciting The troops to rebellion. II was
assured that The excellent spirit which,
animated the French soldiers would rem.
der sborilye the projects of some indivi-
dnats. always ready 10 sacrifice their hon
or and Tie repose Of the country TO their
pride and avarice.-The government
watched their sieps.--These fools thought
II was in their power 10 oVcrtnrn The
throne audthe institutions, which France
owes 10 her king.-A certain number of
the officers iand sergeanis OF tbe corps
composing the garrison of Paris we're se-
dnced, and some OF tie royal guard we're
amoHg the conspiraiorS.
Last night these officers proposed 10
go 10 tie barracks. 10 assemble The sol
diers 10 march against iha palace Of our
kings, and proclaim as sovereign mem.
bcr of ihe family Of Bonaparle: but sev
eral of those who were supposed 10 be
scdnced by pertidious propositions, in
formed their chiefs wItlioHt loss OF time
of The plot which vas about to be put in
execution. The government could no
longer delay. The peTsoHs concerned