Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-25

ltsid TO accept the crown which the king his
brother only abdicated from the force OF cir
cuirist;nces but he has ordered that p.o!nnt
| measures may be- taken for'ihe suppression
% all mo'enents which may tend 10 per,}e-
! tuate disorder.
"Sayoy receives the reward ofthe flelit,
! which It preserved towards lis Sovereign.
This duchy 'yil! not be subjected 10 military,
1.-THE Gencralissimo Latol,f, has elfcCleJ
! his Junction with the Austrian ar,uy
Letters from Constaatmople, vi a very
recent uate, announcc 1lat the Porte has re-
| solved upon prosecuting the war in Nb1liia
with the utmost vigour. Numerous troops,
! artillery and aminunitiUn have been expcd:t-
| ed to that quarter
ROWE, March 9a.-Many Neapoitan no.
bienlen pass through this capital On their way
| 10 Florence, 20 express their homage TO The
! King Of Naples. The Prince de Salcrao ar
| rived ON the 23d inst. and continued his route
| the following day without seeing tue Pope;
he causod himself 10 be excused on account
| OF the necessity OF joining his father witho.r
delay
Gen. Pepe has embarked for Malta, be-
cause the Spanish minister, as it is affirmed,
! refused INN passport for Spain.
| TuRtN, April THE following has this
day been received iiom Alessandria, and pab-,
lshed here:
| Etghih Bulletin Of he ARMY of Ralq
On the morning of the gath Haroh, tie
revolutionary parliament was dissolved, and
an animation was given to the few members
who were present, that they might retire TO
their respective homes. The provincial gov
eminent nominated by the King has entered
! into full activity under the superintendent
OF the marquis of Circello. His FIRST act was To
| issue decree, reinstating all the Official ,cr-
SONS employed by The king in the situations
they occupied previous to the 9Th July.
, " At the instant that The Austrian army be-
gan Its march for TIE capital, the goy ernor
OF naples came TO meet the general in chiat
with unseaed orders, signed by the duke OF
Caiabra, addressed 10 the officers command
ing at Gaeta and Pescara, to deliver up these
! iortresscs Immediately. AS general Baganj,
notwithstanding the suspension of arms, mad
m the evening of the esd, made sortie will
| some GIN boats against the Austrian troops
| posted at the mouth of the Garigiiano, Capt.
Hucccry was sent to him, to state, that If, az
ter the order above mentioned, he did not
immediately evacuate tie fortress, he would
be treatcd as rebel.
| "I'he fortress Of Gacta did, in effect, sur
| render on The Goth.
! "Posterior accounts from Capitaaa di
| Bastmento di Vincent, who landed at the
| Gull OF Spcgla, or .he evening OF the Slst,
! having left Naples OH The 2Jih of March, re-
| late that In Naples aud III vicinity the Nee
! pohlan troops, amounting TO more than
| $4,000 men, 6cing Joined W the people, at
| tucked the AHSlfiaLs, AVID niade such :,
! slaughter, that the few who escaped fed
! precipitateiy TO the Ablu-zi, whore they VIII
| be totally destroyed by the corps which &C.
ccpies that station.
! "Thesc accounts are confirmed BY respec-
fol
from those quarters.
RAT'TAyEf, T olitieal Caiefof The
g Province OF A,essailli1il
-&,cssahiria, April 4, 1891"
g CONVENTION
FOR ina occupation Of i,e eiy of Naples,
and It's tprtresses by the Austrian troops,
ana Tor the evacuation Of the iortrussas Of
| Gaeta ans! Pcseaga.
| In consequence Of the relations OF FRIEND
I ship which nov exist, aud coalyJrnlah!y To
the orders given by his royal llighness the
! Prince Regent 10 Lieut.. Gen. Peliineli, go
vernon of Naples, the Austrian amy viii
enter Naples at O'Clock Tomorrow morn
ms, the 9th of March, and will occrpv It's
iorlrcsscs, with the exception Of thai OF Gas
tie Noyo, which is destined as Barracks for
the royal guard. The guard win continue
the same services in which il has been usual
| ly employed about the palace and the person
OF bis maicsty. With respect to tie entry
ct The Austrian troops into Naples, nasmuch
as II IS Impossible to provide quarters al y
ior the NeaPoliion sol;lierg, who 2lll remain
within tie city, the latter viii receive orders
this day to quit it; ard for their utcrior dee-
tnaton, they shall be subjected to thc or
d2fs OF ms eXcellency Baron frinnnt, COM
malder in chief. The gcndarine-i.. shall
continue to perform their accustomed dilfy.
The civic guard, 10 whose good conduct has
heen owing the maintenance of order dEgiNg
the late period Of extreme agitation. shall
preserve their organization, but without the
! power of taking up arms, o. performing any
service, without previous acquisition from
the general in chief Of Che Austrian army.
The orders given BY his royal highncss
the Prince Regent for the surrender of the
fortrcsses Of Gaeta and Pescars, shall be de-
hyered tomorrow, by Lieut.. Gen. pediihci-
Ii, TO his exccllency the general In chief, be-
tore ihe entry Of the imperial ARMY into Ma
plies.
"The ahoPe named fortress, as well rs The
city of Naples, shall be occupied according
to the stipulations Of the. convention conclu-
ded the Goth of this month before G pua.---
The garrisons of the two fortrcsses s!iall be
placed on the same footing as the Neapol;-
tan troops.
Concluded and signed by Lieut. general
Pedrinelli, governor of Naples, aud major
genera! Count Fiquelmont, ia virtue of their
full respective powers
| (Signcd) Count dc Fiqselmont,
Major general in the service of his APPS
tolic Majesty
"Iicut Gen. PeudrinclIi,
i" In the service of his Majesty the King
ofthe Two Sicilies.
| "Aversa. March 90 1922
IS soon as General Frimcnt received the
Intelligence Of the instruction nm Pirdr1nl.t.