Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-18

On The 10Th, at 8 III the afternoon,
he left tile corps which had advanced 10
Aquila. 10 re join, aud 10 direct the
movements OF the other divisions of his
troops; (S'gucdl ~
JOHN BARON DE FRIMOET,
| -" General In Chief OF tho Austrian Army.
| IL rs announced in the French papers.
| that G:Uoa has raised the flag OF indeppn-
dence. n letter from Lyons, also, under
the date OF the 10th, states that an IN
surreciion took place on The preceding
day ar VizeIIe and d'Oisans. The in
habitants OF Dauphiny were on THEN
march to Gren0blc, but The soldiers took
no part IN the commoti,n A similar
movement was apprebrnded at LYONS.
Turin, March l4.-'rbe Prince of Sar
voy Carignan has sworn 10 the Spanish
constitution in The presence of the Pre-
visionai Junta. The Marquis de Breme
formerly III the French service, has been
appointed minister for foreign affairs
The AusirlsDs have broken up the bridge
over the TessiDo at Brussaloro.
BY intelligence from Germany i, 40
pears that violent discussions have re
Gently taken place in both The Hanovetian
Houses OF Parliament, which have only
been silenced by an extraordinary and
unexpected dissolution. There appears
to exist in The Haaoverian Commons.
or chamber OF Representatives., as we'll
as IN general among The middl;ng class
es, an anxiety 10 abolish The privileges
and influence of the feutal nobility.
HE London Courier of the 4,h contains
Paris dates TO the I'd received in London by
ton from Baron D'Ambrosio, who si.-ned lilo
Military Convention with the Aust,ians o.,
The goth March, az the principal military an.
,hority on behalf OF the King of Naples II
PROCLAMATION.
-" NEAPoLITAN i-The time il cnu.g
when II is sot only HE interest and the
duty oil all good subjects 10 adhere TO,
aud obey the lava, bnt when il is absos
iuteiy Necessary from the stale of affairs,
hat they should resign all hopes of re-
sisiapce
The efforts of Ike disafected, and of
those misguided individuals, who ina
gped that submission 10 The authority
OF The king wouli lead 10 foreiga sublm.
CATION, have failed in every quarter, and
The Austrian armies have approached ,hr
capital, compelled 10 appear as enemies.
which, IN The first instance, their greatest
anxiety was to ACT as nds.-Notwi,h,
standing The resistance ATTEMPTED. The
forces Of bis Imperial and ROYAL Majesty
are SIM disposed 10 Teiurn to their orr
ginai intentions, under the conviction
That the deluded will return 10 their duiy.
and HAT the loyal and we'll disposed in-
habitanis of these States will conduct
themselves In such manner as 10 merit
their fOrbearancr. The security of peIs
sons and property has alreadq been otfi.
| cia'ly provided for. His Majesty Tie KIM.
teei authorised to announce, will soon
restore himself 10 The bosom of his pen-
pie, persuaded that The affection 80 his
person and family has not been dimn.
lshed by !lie calamiiOus events that have
occurred within the last Two months
lbs MaIcsty's anxiety has been, and ever
Will continue 10 be, The liberty, prosper
Ify- and security Of ali his subjrcls.
(Signed) "D'AMBROSIO,
Grn. Cnmmandant.
{: Naples, March 20. 1921"
Although The date of Ills Instrument 10
The same az that OF the convention. j, is
obvious, from the reference contained IN
II, that 1t was issued subsequently 10 The
signature OF that docuMeni
The private letter from Paris, contain.
ing The above, mentions, that by the
latest accounts from The south. the
greatest portion Oi the NeapOIiian indie
pendent troops had laid dos n their arms
Some warlike parties have, however.
continued In The mountains. On. Pepe
and Carrascosa had not been heard OF
tor some days.
Supplement to the Extraordinary Gazette Of rIorenc.
FLORENCE, March I7.--Ai,er Tie pub
licrtlon at the Gazette of this day, we
have received from Rome, dated the 18th.
me following Jews, which appears 10 us
OF The greatest importance
On the evening Of the II1h. three
dispatches arrived al Naples 10 his ROYAL
fighness The Duke Of CaIabria, The
first, coming from 'hr Abruzzi, annGnnc
ed That Gen. Pope had been abandoned
by hrs troops after his first rencotllre
with the Ansirians HE second, that al
Gaeta the army had revolied against
Gen. Bfgany The third brought re-
| quest 10 his Royal Higllness from Gen.
Carascosa TO proceed immediately 10 Al
verso III order that he might have an in.
terview with him. His Royal HighHess
thought u better instead OF goiug himself
To send Gen. Farderla, with the Minister
OF War On the I2ih, these two person.
ages returned 10 the cspiiaI; and after
| having explained tile state OF things. the
| parliament assembled, aud ordered tlIe
| Deke of Calabrin 10 address message
10 The King IN the name of the assembly.
To declare their respect and Submission
TO his Majesty.
| "C 'ONh oi iVdplPa ls quiet. some
women have been arrested whilst lhey
were distributing ammunition and cart
ridges TO individuals in prison.
| The Austrian army nov occupics the
Abruz2i aud lie greater part Of The Terra
~ Lav0ro."
| IL IL said iIatif the Queen had gone IN
The Drawing Room, her Majesty would
~ The first instance have been shown into
an anii-room, when the King. accomna.
nird by some OF his Ministers. would
| hdve gwen heE an anhiemcr alirr ,.I.t..L