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

OF executing the laws, and whose au-
thority extends to whatever conduces TO
the preservation of public order, which
Is inseparable from respect and venera.
iion Tor the Royal dignity, will cause all
arrangements of oar institutions, i'm
whatever point. TO be eDergetically re-
pressed by the MeaUs which those insti.
tuhons themselves, designate and they
hope that your Majesty will, iu this man
Der. consumwate he great work of our
political regeneration, and secure more
and more the solidity aud perpetui,y
OF the throue, pursuant 10 the. general
apd invaTiable wish of the Spanish peo-
pie.
MADRID, March 6.-Tbe king has
been pleased 10 direct, under the date
of the 4th inst. TO Don Ignacio Balauzar,
charged with the department of war. the
following Royal Decree.
Actualed by the purest aud N ost sim
cere desire that the important offices Of
Secretaries of the Government (beads of
Departments Should be filled by prrso;,s
| who combine with decided attachment,
| TO tue constitutions al system, The know.
| ledge, experience aud probity necessary
Tor the due discharge ofsuch high func.
| tions thought it well TO hear The OPT.
MON Of the Council of Stale. respecting
such as possessed these qualifications.
| cenformably to iheir advice, have nam,
| ed as Secretary of the Department Of
Slate, Don Ensebio Bardsji-as secrctar
~ OF the Home Department, Don Mateo
Idtdenoro AS secretary of the Colouial
Department, Don Ramon Felia-as minis,
ter Of Grace and Justice, Don Vicenls
Cano Manuel-as minister Of Finance, u.
1ntomo Barata-as Secretary at War, ID,
Thomas M0remo-and Secretary Of The
NAVY {lDp Lruuoiero ffu DauI1 \.
NAPLES,
Decree of the Neapoliiap Parliament.
Sitting Of February l5. 1921.
Seeing, as II Is easy 10 show by the
documents emanaiiug from Laybacl, "a
well IA 10y mass of particular facts Which,
the Neapoli,an government has ascertain.
ed, that the chief means selected bv lie
enemy TO support his pretences and de.
termine the issue Of an iniquitous war
against all innocent people, is The scheme
oil dividiug the naiiOn ibto parties, and
arrayiug them against each other, and
thus divert The public mind from the true
| objects OF a,leniion-tbe Parliament of
the Two Siciies, declare as follows:
lat: One OF The most important expedie
| enis Tor the public safety is 10 conccD-
iraie the naiioOal strength and 10 effect
this, concord among the citizens, larm8-
ny between The civil and military autllo-
| rites, oblivion OF private interest. renup-
ciatiou Of all individual 2retensiops, 80
| The constant devotion of all 10 The NJ
| good, are indispensable.
| 20. 1t being another greal obi
| mlnish The number Of our 10 ,eig
and acquire new friends, all NeS
! should strive 10 evlEce in The fact
universe, that their constitution,
by the people en- masse, simulia
proclaimed in all paris of the X!
and sworn 10 by the monarch,
only established and has gouc
faT without crime or disorder, but
lie midsi OF war. attended by virtue
respect tor the throne. submission TO the
laws. reverence for the constituted aniho-.
rites, moderation and domestic lIanquiIv
lily.
81. II is equally an essential point that
the citizcns should await with perfect
confidence, and execute With alacriiy, the
measures decided upon by ihe National
| Parliament and the Executive Govern.
ment.
4th. Among Tie primary dnlics of 81,
who serve under the national standard are
obedience 10 the commanders prnmpt-
Itude aud activity in the execution Of or
ders aDd arrangements rigorous obscr-
vance OF tbeirules OF military discipline
affection Tor compatriois; the greatest
lenity aud compassion possible TOW ards
ibe PRISONERS made OF The enemy, asd in
| hue, all The moderation and caimDess
which are the characteristics of true
| courage.
9th. Shall be declared enemies of iIeis
c0uDtIY-lst, Those who endeavor 10
divide The DalIoDal sentiment; v 10 favor
| foreign systems I'D preference 10 our pres
sent Constitution 9, All who, under
| whatever pretext or iu whatsoever mode.
afbx the stigma of crime 10 The cause &c
The Constitution, or disparage its purity
Sd, All who attempt to impair The respect
| due 10 The Royal and Legislative author.
lilies, or are wanting themselves IN obedi-
ence and reverence; 4, All Who shall
| throw impedimeuIS in the way Of the exs
ecuiiOn Of the laws, Tue discipline OF The
army, or III general, public order and
| peace.
| Glib. Whenever tie acts enumerated in
the preceding article, reach The point Of
CRIME aud treason, lie guilty shall be
punished with all the severity vi Tie laws
aud when they fall short of Tia poinl, The
penalty shail be contempt aud iguSminy,
| from which those csDuOt escape who do
not love ibeir country aud who couDtc.
nance, even unWiliingly, the designs Of
! the enemy.
LONDON, March Love inseri
! day The letter, so much talked m
| his Sicillau majesty TO hi9 sor
| ting The determination olil
with regard to tie fr, q
Naples. Upou spiIf
aud substance e. diciaiel
| by governmF' mat humal
liberty, il 30 dwell. Til