Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-24

Gus existence, conscious likewise for some
time past OF thejust aud benevolent inten-
lions by which the emperor is animated will
receive with confidence ihoSe vi no in the name
OF ms imperial majesty. aud OF his auyust al
nes, come TO otter peace. friendship, aud pro-
iec,ion. Ii tins just hope should not be rpa'-
ized The army will know how to hn,moup,
tue d,fhcnities which may impede its progress !;
ana u. contrary TO all calculations. aud contra,
~ To The tondest hopes of the allied m onarchs
an ent"iprise. formed with the pun est inten.
uca and actusted by no hostile spirit. ,houId
degenerate into actual war, or il the resiAt-
ahce OF an implacahle faction should be pro-
iracted tor an indefinite time, his naiesn Tho
emperor OF the Russias, always faithful 10 his
principles, convinced of the necessity of stru..
ghnS against an evil soseTious, and guided by
.nat nooie and constant friendship of which
SHE has lately bestowed so many precious In
kens' n the emperor, would lose no time i'm
JON n his forces TO those of Austria
In the whole OF the transactions which
nave Just taken place, the monarchs have
only had in view the safety of the states
they are called upon to govern. aud the
tranquility of The world.
lhis IL ihs the secret IF III cir policy .-no
other thought, no other interest no Other oues-
ton, has found a place in the deIibsta,ioms nj
their cabinets
The invioIability of all established ri,b,,
'he independence OF all legitimate govern.
menis, The integrity OF all their posse ssions
.ness arc the bases from which their resolu,
tons will sever deviate.
Ike monarchs Will have obtained The sum,
m''oi heir wishes. and will be IulI> rewarded
f.r all theft efforts, hit should he passib,e 10
insure tranquility ia ,br interior OF siatrs
me rights OF thrones aud the true libetty aud
prosperity of nations, bl. ssmgs without which
external peace itself could have neither yaIue
nor Duration. They will bless the period
when, sci free from all other causes of anxi.
e'y, 'hry ean devote exclu.iveiy TO the happi.
"ess OF their subjects all the M aus aud the
power which have besn conferred upun them
oy heaVen. Emukfo,! Gazette FED. 10,
+ AUSTRIA.
address from Gen F,imont 10 has Aruv
The army, the supreme command of which la, been
trusted to mr. by his Majesty the Emperor pase, over the
confines of the country, with intentions of psace The
events which have disturbed the tranquility Italy are
the only motives for march. do not az in the years
1918, advance against rash enemy; every nhabant of
the kingdom of Naples, that is faithful and weII.inenon
eds will be our friend. The duty of the officers and or The
soldiers viii new be observe the sricte, order and
mine to obtain it BY every in my power Wbe,b.r
the army shall pass through the peaceful states of italy,
sha place their feet ON the Neapultan ory, my con-
slant care shall he directed that they may constantly pre-
serve the discipline and love of ORDER which they 40
CURED between the years 1915 and 1917, in the same cou
tries they about % enter.
Nose but the enemies the tranquility of their Co,
CITIZENS, but rebels the sentiments of tbr K;po
resistance TO us by others, they will still fail to withdraw II,
from the saIu'ary plan which has presented 10 u.s. The
cons qeccs Of tir enterprise will fall oil their heads
ohe ana not on those OF peaceful citizens. fit gori
ons Tor the soldier To fulfil his duties on the field of s,e
u" NV " 80 'of MN 10 secure the general tranquility
against III Attacks of eviIdisposc,i iaen-our E,,r no.
'ie' upon U.S. anil we shall Justify OH th, occsson as M;
confidence and he reputation of army, wi,hou, recu
rug 10 the sen'innts with which, are animated to The
fulInent If ON. Iuf, 49,
GIOVANNI BARoNDE FRIMoNr
'' General of Cavalry
Hs9H- quarters, PadWq, Feb. !, 1921"
ALI PACIA.
EHr0ct Of a letter from Corfu dated JanI
"e Suio't have drawn their swords against the Sultan
~ IA '"'or o A!i facha, ard have procued from the sur
''"""'T' villages corps of 5000 men TO support him
ley Dc set the road from ST. D. "a place about hree
leagues from Jsnna) Arts, and have captured convov
g" zoo mules. loaded "ih provisions ammnbton which
was coming from Prevesa and proce,d ding TO the Turk,
army encampe before JsnI.a. he escor, WIN .,,d,
ue convoy we're pat 10 the sword Ali Pachs had ,.,
one "i' npews, who in the fortress with him. toy
"e' "t TWO otbr distinguished persons hostage, 20
'e S""'eS' ad they III return had delivered UP to him
eis"t OF t"ir principal chef. It suspected tis t.
"ther chiefs fihe Greeks undt rstsndc with Az
Para. 1t IL sail likewise 5000 of the inabtan, of
e provinces Of iapIeni where Ali was bo have decIor
threw OFT their allegiance the Porte These his allies
have blocked up the road to Mzzovo Should te,e fac
&c confirmed, would appear that the b forcs.
""'h 'fse Jinini will be off from all provisions In
ms ease the change of fortune will he truly astonishing
Tor Al would thus BE- recu cd from his destruction and
'' o' MS s'a'e oil ns'gnieanee, by the exerions of
ms early enemies 1t is probable that the latter roms
emse Ives soue advantages from the genius and riches az
All AMI ealeuat ,at by placing him their head ,hey
viii possess chief from they need he under no an
prth, nSiuns of a alliance with the Porte
LONDON, Feb ,6The French Journals OF last Fri,;ay
M ui1t oll"r OF 'he Royal Guard had been take,
UP .or ueIlhS rTls and nenactS of treasuuah natIr
sgain the Duke dAugOult me- Tie seen- ar d. en,,
M was 'e DlS dc l,oulogne where he declared THAI
ne was "a,ng To- attrr III Prince then supposed IN hr
so"ewhefs !" the ighbOrhUod. II probble that the
nah was drunk. ~ Wv
Among oar foreign extracts are c;ven ,t - e -.
persnrs aDu 10 te tried under decree of ae.uss,,o nv
~ re e. o. France, tor bing accomplces what is term
"a the Conspiracy of the East" against the ROYAL Fa,ni
w. At tn head Of the list stands Colonel Pjsnzeaux
@ ue maturity OF the others are, have BEEN of the mi
hccount, from Madrid to Feb l3th state that the great
est tranquility prevailed '' s'''''
England coiite House, in London by arre mart, s
1t is said the Congress, a, Laybach !, IN he ,,c..,
city III Upper Italy ~
Private Letters received in Isnton state" NJ. de Cha
teinofanl, WHO - the French Minister ar p,rI;
wes rom mat city as OliOws -" much asDI,she
at ne great humber of factions in this country
IL que GRAIN that the Minister of Spain n, Par,.
mas prosecuted to the court Of the u Ieries very energetic
NOTES on the part Of his government, relative TO the Affairs
OF Naples The Government of Spain loudly comnla;,,
thht rance appears 10 favor the designs of Austria on Ma
Ps, neCust, III Appearing TO act Ia this manner France
attacks The cause OF Spin, which the same rnnstitn
as Tue Kingdom of the Two Sicie These ntes are writ
yen, u sad, 20 very nenacing tonr ard 1.-The French
cabinet lia'e0nly made evasive ans Sers." ~
he King "fPrussia remained Berlin on the toh NJ
rem nut was about 10 repair TO Lay hach
ocrrH Leone-Sazettes 10 the 10Th N Dec. are ree,;veJ
wo fr neh brig fwar had arrived the cst M s,s,
~ SpPrttsng the slave tfa(e. rhese CSazeIst con,a;n
the great river Niger and is said that importan, c
InCohs on tnS subject have been nbtaiied from the
pW PrIss OF Dslah Mahsnmadoos settlement on the
tsed from The shores Of the Red Sea- the borders of
through Hoassa, to his present resd nee, and is said
W Oe remarkably Correct aud intelligent
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