Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-05

rived IN tue presence OF Tie Insurgenis,
he initiated Ney, aud exclaimed, Long
live the Constitution"
"rhe Misisiry is changed, and is now
composed of the Muraiisis."
A single battalion first hoisied colors,
which were not The royal one al Naples.
The regiments sent TO qnell the revolted
, soldiers joined them"
The communication between Paris
aud Naples is cut of. In Paris the aues-
tons were what part will Austria take
What will the Holy Alliance determine
on?
NAPLES, July g.. On the night OF
Sunday I'd July. u small corps of cavalry
marched out OF Nola, accompanied by
some officers. They displayed the iri.
coloured cockade. Their first movement
was upon AveIino. where they were fired
upon by battalion OF the Tamni,c regi-
ment. In the course of the day the In
surgents were reinforced by great num-
bers of the peasantry and the tower was
taken, the battalion disarmed, and the
! civil authorities obliged TO swear allegi-
ance TO the Constitution. The Neapo.
Titan government was altogether unprp
pared for such events, and being perhaps
ditfideni of The troops in the garrison at
Naples, they delayed any attack upon
the Insurgents. until the latter had col
lected an imposing force.
The royal troops al length made some
| movements one column took up a posi-
ton on the Noa road another of those
marched TO Nocera, and the whole we're
put under the command Of General Ca
rascora. These arrangements led 10 AN
expectation that an attack would be made
upon The Insurgents, bu, ihe spirit ofthe
troops opposed 10 them rendered retro
grade movement necessary, and Gene
raj Peppi set off claudestinely from Ma.
pies, aud put limsel! al the head OF the
disaffecied troops and decided the affair."
Minchino, canon Of Nola, aud man Of
considerable ability, Is a leading cliarac-
Ter among the Insurgents.
The Paris Journal states that among 4
The new ministers is General Talanqiere,
a distinguished off 81 under Murat.
The revolution is said 10 have proceed
ed from officers formerly attached 10 Mu-
rat.
Further accounts state that the King
Immediately adopted, signed aud pro-
claimed the constitution formed IN The
lime. of Murat, but never carried into
execution.
Letters from Naples as late as the 18th,
state that ii was far from being tranquil !;
some riots had taken place. The Austrian
government had information of a secret
society of 300. composed of late officers
Ill Bonaparle's army.
The King, AFTER some resistance, has
issued proclamation, promising Con-
stituiion in eight days. The ministers
have resigned their situations, and ne.y
government is forming"
An ambassador from the King of Ma
pies had arrived in Paris, when a grand
cabinet council was Immediately assem-
bled.
Some symptoms of disapprobation to
the Constitution of Spain had shown them
selves.
On the 18th The King appointed Stat
ford Canning. Esq. Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentiary TO the y.
States of America.
TheArmy of France has been augment :.
ed 49, ZIP mrn.
Cabinet Councils were held in Paris
with reference TO the affairs of Spain and
Naples.
Her majesty has concluded her treaty
for Brandenburg-h
Thetwenty-six Italian witnesses against
the queen, have been CHARTERED by the
British ambassador near. the Hague until
they may be wanted