Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-15

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SARDINIA private letter from Paris. dated
March, 81. SAYS f" 4 courier, VINO has arrived THIS
day frcni iial ssotcS ;tai the alairs of Piedmont
not in hat situation whici. has been REPORTED
that the PrcyiSi0nary .Tun,1 have declared the
Prince OF Carlgnano, aud all Other members Of the
royal family, incapable of rvignng. IL IS added,
that They are nal,ing great prcparatons for march
ins on Milan, where they have been invited lie
public are IN the grcccst anxiety to near the news
OF ths intended movement"
The thoraccounts fiom that country, which have
arrived 10y express, arc as follows
this cofud. fdisorcrs and aisiorIuncs ba, occurred in
the provinces we'll Genoa, the nconoeahc
Iac streets Of Turin flied with soldiers Nuineros
continents ing fom all tie provinces Of the king
has acdred an order Of the day them. Tie Russian
minister las taken his departure 1t is to Re hcpc that
the great Powers wi no, atciupt of Ars-
tria To occupy Pnon; well Naples, tat would DC
10 give up 10 her the whole OF Italy.
In commenting upon The above intelligence. tie
Liverpool Mercury of March 9th, (Which contains
ireSidcpi Monroe inaugural Address,) remarks rs
follows
The failure of tive Nearoliens TO establish Their
freedom, Will be seriously lamepted by all men Of
liberal sentiments, particularly at u moment wien
as confirmation OF Tic beautiful thcor, OF liberty
we present then with the Inaugural speech of the
PRESIDENT ot great nation, which shows how ben
ehcal tn the hcni;tu race those theories may b..
rendered practical. The Holy Alliance may tn
rmph over lN"gles, but America remains, a great
and incNtin. lshable beacon, To- direct our ho-e.
and our endea the safe harbor of constiiu-
uona government. While America remains f.o
lahd what power on earth euslavc her y t.,-
J rope cannot be wholly caslayed Nor do we think
that the friends of freedom have cause 10 despair
even OF Naples. In this successful aegression
Austria has added to the catalogue ot her own
crimes, and thereby afforded f,Ulhcc cause to the
hatred and the vengeance OF those WHOM sia iares
TO Cypress. Ii is not by soldiers iiat tie its and
sentiments of men can be cNiirpatcd and slc mas
bern 1ugt by the events OF the Inst year thai even
soldiers have their pc. ods of reelection that even
| these well prar;iscd machines Of war may some
tinics assert teir share Of humanity and may turn
their weapons 10 other purposes than hat of defend,
nag The thrones OF despots cr that Of cccD;Th he
siusuinafy Sehcsts oi'erccuy anc ambition, tvfans
SPAN ahu Portugal still remain in the endowment OF
tcir ncviy acquired liberties and is i,nrossible
| that France and England can long contiGue to be-
! holu WIN indifference the westward progress Of
that oriental despotlsm which, while il prscn,ls tn
preach the safety of thrones, Is manfes;y aiming NJ
the destruction OF all the commerce. iil tie pow
er, and all the independence of the western nations
Inc desPouc spirit must be driven beyond the Vol
| gA' or Europe viii &c TO Russia, what Egypt and
trsi We're III ancient DAYS ID Assyria
vi the intelligence from Piedmont, there are
| many circumstances; which, with oil their volume
| nous contents, amount 10 very little information
| and 1t would be real uil of patience either 10
ourselves or our readers, TO attempt TO al,ridsas
them: The following is summary extract from.
| the INES newspaper, Of the 4th inst
| = The troubles of Piedmont sire not apbcased:
! along with those OF Naples. aud probably may not
totally suosIde into tranquility, when the news
oil That which has occurred IN the Southern part of
| the Peninsula shall be fully known in the North
| and ITS example shall have had time To pro.
duce ITS noxious effect. What the Austrian peace
| makers may Go when thev arrive, we are az a loss
to conjecture Ii is certain that the Prince Recent
| Vlariagnano) marched 10 Novs.a with certain re-
! glments and has there endeavored TO re-uniie IN,
Dreaeh winch he has made in his fidelity the an
! cent order CT things. The ROYAL G.ncrai De 10
Tour, who is along with him, inierprets lis ii.,h-
ncsss conduct faVorablv 10 he cause Of ,, ,,n,,
| hing, Charles Felix. The Count de Santa Ro,,
however, an ardent man. whose zeal does not seem
to impose upon itself the ordinary restraints OF pr-
dence, or 10 look forward 10 retreat in the posi-
pltN oi iUrsNcncss-Santa Rosa, we say, the War
Minister under the order of things appears ia
proceed as u he either did not believe in the tcfec-
uon OF the Prince, did not think il nuri,.;,s Ia
| the public cause for he calls upon the vounr wor<
riois OF his country 10 defend themselves against To-
reign aggression. Indeed the orders o. KIM Sc
liN, transmitted FROM Modcna, are, strictly speak
ING, no more entitled TO homage (except that wi O.,
lear tnoscs) than ii olJicrs similar eject .i1d
come from vienna or the Austrian head quarters AZ
! naples. lhey are the orders of power, and nc, y E
| right. Ii 1t were worth the while to hazard al,
! opinion upon this mcpient commotion we should
s,y, tnat those VINO nave the issue OIL the Nca-
poan no-contes do little else tiIln despair Of
the powers OF the Piedmontese to defeat the royaL
ana imperial cOniedcTaCN az finst them. W would
theFciore indicate our wishes, rather than EXPRESS
our hopes, by lew general observations. Cow
ards are conquered even bciorc they are attacked :;
but brave and determined men Hight defend the
/ county - Piedmont for almost c.np period Ger
tiiniy tai troubles broke out in other parts and dis
t2Sttd the attention Vi the invaders. The passes
Of Mount Gems aud the Jura are open in lis rea,
| To French officers and adyeniurers to men cslicd
rench indeed, but of every nation of Europa aud
very many of thcn Pcdnontese'