Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-08

| THE messenger whn brought the above
| papers from Naples states, thai al MD
night. between the 10Th aud Itl inst The
<ssdeuis AID populace of Turin were in
a state ~ uvoli
| FLORENCE March } -(Extract of a private
! leitrr J. lie Austrian amy has made scare
moveiurr's in ad,aIrt withou; naNing expe-
rienced the sniailes, assistance The division
T, of Ssniteiiriu has passed tha Timer al Pouie
! Mclle and occnnisd iivoii aud Val NiOntouc
! on The - Match. These POSITIONS cover the
city OF Rome.
- The vai5 nard Of the centre, uud.r the
c'de,s 81 C"ani Walnodtn. occupied Rrii GA
III 21ih uii. The division under Prince VIE.
diu"kei arrived The sam" day al T.,ni and al
Nafni ihat of ib. Prince OF Hesse Hombonrg
IL arrived Al Spoioto; and the reserve, con
mzuied Ivy Baron L.deier, Was at Foiigno,
read, 20 ajvsnce on Spoleto.
. Tins the army skirts the Abruz4i and APP
pears 10 he on the point OF entering those prov.
vnces u eAt,nds by echsIions over allure of
abnnf 30 leagues.
"Thc Ncapolitau troops who had occupied
the d"ii'es oi Ri-ii aud T-r,ii, so well known
ior their difficulty OF approach, aud who had
pushed o" some corps as Tar as Masliano,
0uicoli CpSi, Tcrri aud Pesato. have with
drawn them. without striking bipw behind
their own frontiers. IL aptear> that they
have etios,aded as far as Apuiia and that
they will take pest behud iiie defensive line,
which extends from Pesaar TO Terrac.na AMI
FoiLi
National Parliament Sitting Of fhe 25fk.
NAPLES. + brusf, - The Minister for
FOREIGN Affairs irar suited 10 tue Parliament
l5O copies of the manifesto issued by The 90
vernnent against the invasion OF the kin.
dom
Many sTers of voluntary aid were read ut
the siiiire. Among them MAS one froH, an
actor nainad Cai.aroia, OF The ieatr. San
Carlos who rendered IL The State the aniohnt
OF the ieceirt> AT his benefit. 10 TAKE ri .ce
on the 5tii Match. aud winch was expected
q i ar >
The Offer was accepted with nonourabls
mention
PARIS March i5.-The manifesto Of the
actual government OF Tho TwO cities has 1rpu
received. Ii is dated Naples. Feb. 2S Ii
commences with a recapi,uiaiion of ths events
shich accompanied the revolution OF JGly
1920, aud declares, that ever sincs thai mo-
meni, The spirit of IA odcrat ton aud a scru,
pulous regard to the indie .endence the iast-
tufi"Hs, enJ the tights OF oihtr nations, bave
formed the rule of ,he Nsapciian goveiu
nepi Ii theb alindrs TO the conduct of Aus
tria with regard TO Nap!xs the prayerdinss OF
the sovereig ms at T,nppan and ,hei. sum.
monins The King OF Naples TO meet them at
LaNtach IL neXt advertS To ihe deciaiatfou
which emanaied from The Congress assembled
M that place. aud 10 ;ilP answer whc;, The
Neap"ltaB Parliament had returned To the
nltimaIum OF the allied sover.iens Tn.
manifesto then adveris 10 the commencement
othoSiities by the Auslrians against a nation
which, II says, Canuo; br Teproacb. ii with any
ihtiactitn OF the laws of naiilns
Bnt, since neither the Russian nor Prussian
iio"ps are marching towards the Ncapolitau
'roniers,ii declares, That il is only to iIe Aus
tiiau gONefuneDt the nation is Obliged 10 on
pose The resistance which their own defence
Requires. IL states that his Roya! Hghuess
ii tiers himself tina, the august mouarchS as
seRbled AZ Laybarh will ienoumce their pre-
Jnnites and iedve at peace gemerous peouir
who desirt only 10 enjoy. the be1etits OF their
newpoiiiiral system, under the protection OF
The constitutional aud legitimate throne. His
Royal Hishness,' concludes the declaration
. also tlatters himself that all the uihpr Now.
eiS OF EUiore not concerned in TIE ptcSent
contest, VIII contribute, by their persuasion
a"d good Offices. Ia PM an end To the diSas.
teiS " w'lti' the scourge of war. ,eddy TO
ail npGn our country, threaten, to involve
humanity. II the fire II kudlcd ia the south
OF The peninsula, WIN is there tina must not
feel the consequences and who can say where
ITS dreadful raVages will stop? IT, ui,iarDi-
~ war or determination cannot be avoided
tue Prince Ike lent ami his ausnst brother
wilt place themselves ~ The head OF the
Neapohta army, aud will combat with il TO
The iast extremity against the Invasion in.
'ok n the aid Of Tie supreme Arbiter OF Enc
iirfs, WHO pfGtFctsl innocence and right; aud
Puni'hes abuses or force. min icr. aud OPP
IrsssiOd p
LONDON. March 2I.-The French govern
mepi i'n.s declared 10 The kiUg any COVERT
meet OF ii ain, F." that they will no, /" any way
interfere with the constitutions system 80.
tahliShed IN thai countiy, and that the FIenCI,
territory shall not hc made use of by an,
pcwe, whatever Tor the purpose Of hos,ili,v
o. with d view 10 disturb III order cs,ab'ish
| cd 10y an ind pcndem' nation for the mapage-
memt of itsOwu local concerns"
March -. -Y-ste. day The Quren addressed
lstte, t. the Earl at Liverpool containiug
petition to his Majesty 10 ailnw her 10 bc
pabIiciy prayed fer By The cIerr, Of thu
established chnrch-a privilege which La.
been esjovcd by all H. ur-deccss,,s sioce
he refo, maiiau. Her Majesty is said, dds
That 'iS il the Only Teqaust She ads 10 max
Spain The u ws f.. m Spain broneht b,
the French paprts, is important. All tie
Spanish Ministers iave resigned, and thew
successors, were nor ap,aon,ed a. The deps,
tire OF he last c"urer fr ~ Madrid on The
Sd inst. l, dppra's 1T King Ferdinand con-
Times the object OF suspIri.U "a n pdri Of iis
subject aud il insnlted by the lNopulHce of
Madrid Whenever an oppoiinrity Is ntfordrd
IN hem by his appearance in pubic. On ih
23d, while be was king a. airing in ;le Re
ITO. lie was iusulted, end s,,nt aeai',>i The
BourboDs "as 'une TO him. WIN lie REIN
ed 10 his palace he wts reteived with h0ot<
iDgs aud the same song o. the two following
days the king did not venture omi hut on
the 25ih deputatI"n waited upOn his Males
~ 10 ultimate the wish OF the CnItes that he
would be present at the opening of the Ses-
sion, TO which he replied, ihst be should at
tend, and he hoped they would protect him
from insults, and from The disiespeci that had
been shewD TO him. The d. ruiatioD replied,
that the Cortes we're not charged with the
| maintenance OF pubic order, thsiwas Ina duty
ot the police, but they woud contribute all
~ their rover tn his Majesty : saiisfaction.-
On the LIST iust. the C0iie. wrr- .rtned with
the usuai ceremonies, when his Majesty OPEN
cd the Session IN person.
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