Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-11

| derstandiug with all Others, if IL exae,-
| mes without pariialiiy the conduct OBJ
| served towards Austria.
Scarcely was the form Of our political
regime changed, when tue first thought
Of the Court OF Naples was 10 assure the
| Cabinet OF Vienna, tia, such change
could no. ~ any manntr impair The re-
laiious Of friendship and alliance exist
ing between the two Siaics. The fest
overiures having been rejected, the king,
setting aside all resenimegts, repeated
l,is assurances, sent ambassadors, and,
in short, attempted all means Ut amica-
bic communication. but all was in vain.
81 much IL shnoss Ca the parl of Aus~
tria, wss returned al Naples By The
| Sreaies; resppc; TO the Legation, The Con-
suls, ard all the subjects of Austria
Nevertheless, the Court OF Vienna,
constantly alleging that or political re-
form e6ook the foundation o. the so.
eial edii;ce, thai il proclaim anarchy
| as ia~-iiiat II Henaced lie safety OF
| thrones. land that of recognised instiiuo
tIensard the tranquility C! nations, ufg.
| ed ~ilii precipitation The moAt ex,r1or-
binary preparations of war in The lialiaa
States, increased the garrison OF Ferara,
Placen'ia, and Cam'nacchio, aud soiiciIs
al all the Powers uf Europe 10 declare
| against the Neapolitan Government, not
e. receive ii% ministers, and 10 break off
all communication with IT, lis Majesty
| then ordered the Duke de Campo CHA
| 70. his Secretary OF Stale, Minister Tor
| Foreign Affairs, to demaud OF that Court:
III h,s name, a categorical explanation of
those extraordinary armsmenis, and Of
the attitude Whiuh il assumed tnwaros us:
but tins Note, seDi for that purpose to
Prince Melternch, the very day when
! The King, on opening the first Session az
the National Parliament, renewed in the
~, ds, of il the oath 10 maintain The cone
stilntioU this Note, in which alI Tie ac~
ousatioDs directed against our political
reform were reintcd, received M answer,
In the interval, the Sovercigns Oh Aus
ira. Russia, and Prussia, met a, Tfop.
pan, with their Pi-nipoienliarips, and
those Of France and England. TIE OBJ
| Ieci al This meeting was 10 take into
| consideration the atfairs of Naples and
its result 10 invite lis Majesty The King
10 repair 10 Las ba,h, TO cu.operaie win
The Allied Sovereigns on " the means CT
! conc'iiallng tie interests and the hap
piness OF his people with the duties
which they were called upon 10 fulfil to-
wards their own States, and towards the
world "
| His Majesty accepted mission whiel,
was proposed 10 him in the name of-a
iWeiary alliaucr, solely destined io guar
an'ee The political Independence of ali
States. Ehc Parliament consented 10 The
| departure OF the SnveTclgD, aud thus re-
| tntluS the cdinmules spread respecting.
the codsiraini in which The King wnS
supposed 80 be, it shrwcd the conf
dencc which j, placed in its august
| defender. lie drpdrted in fact, aiten,ied
| by the prayers of the ua'ion bu, scasce
! " has ne arrived az Eaybarh. when he
Is deprived of the Minister whom lie had
brought With bin, and threatened with
disastrous war, 10 obiige Bin TO ad.
! here 10 tie principles aud 10 the violent
measures already resolved at Troppan.
| All the means he employs to avert this
| misfortune are fruiilesa,
| IL was then 'hai IiIe Allied Powers ss-
sembcd al LaybaclI. took against HE
kingdom OF the Two Slcihes. resolutions,
WINCH, ~ the utmost, wOsld be imposed
| aiicr great number 0i victories upou
varquIshed anj hurIbItd nalion. The
! Envoy OF Russia and Prussia, and Tue
Charge dAffAirS OF Austria. communica-
| led them tohis Royal Illsauess the Prince
| Regent on The ninth Of ibis month. and
| declared TO him that an Anstrau army
would advance 10 occupy the Neapoiiau
| territory, unless The order Of things es-
lablishcI since the 9Th July be immrdi-
a;eiy abolished. and that even If this
| spontaneous submission took place, The
army woqli slii prnrtrait iato the
! Kingdom 10 maintain The new Ordrr Of
| hIngs whicli 1t bad intended TO esiablisii
there.
II was then that his ROYAL IIiglness
gave 10 Tie Diplomatic agent those mo-
bic answers, sich, after having excited
! turlT aditiratipn. and rcsprCt produced