Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-04

de,vnd tier lad i<,endence against the
enormous poaer of 6onspar,c.
i;oreN spoke az HE manner IN which
Ausir,A had illuminated the establish
ment of the Ntapui,,an Constitution, by
representing II az an absurd aud bloody
anarchy, and had availed herself of this
phantom 10 induce Russia and Prussia
Ca nd their aid in measures directed
soieiy 10 her private advantage. The
orai"r spoke coistasily OF Austria as The
poser which stood single and apart in
fnis business in her interested policy -
he pad the lotii.si tribute 10 the gene
lastly and iiberaily Of The Emperor Alex
AMIR, aud he pointed out how Prussia
had yielded, from complaisance, 10 The
ins!iga'ions at Austria, though against
her real way OF thinking. He discoursed
also oi the king OF Naples. and Inferred,
from the language of his litter of The 26ilI
Ut January TO the Prince Regent, that the
'aonafch hi,t written il by cOmpulsion,
amt HAT its tenor was also ewing TO the
circumstance OF his being deprived OF his
constitutional advisers, for whom had
been substituted prince Ruff, a traitor to
his country, and one who had been
stiirped 81 hia titles and diguiiles by this
S,.ne king. And as regarded The dake
sie Gallo, he had been suifcreh 10 remain
4, Layiiach only a lew iours. his ears be-
tn5 declared official, bn not has tongue 80.
Upon England, The orator bestowed d.
bun idnl and earnest applause for her
sohdnct, which breathed the constitutional
snrit innate liz The E,glislI temperament.
France he represented as neutral and even
aes'rons OF eifccilng an adjustment with.
out wrong aud opprrssion and in no
WIS., capable OF uniting her arms with
those al Austria.
III" then showed that the Allies had
ieii The Neapolians no scope for hesiia.
non as TO The course They should pursue,
since while they were covered wEli 0p,
P.ooriim ON the one, hand, nothing vas
oHtied ihem on the other but diminu-
Ton %! The burden of taxes. When,
moreover, The occupation OF the kingdom
was mentioned, tie term IT it ras not spe-
cfed -ns'hIns then renamed for The MA
t,'u but The alternative OF conquering
her oppreSsors, cor pefishiDg gloriousl,
Success was not impossible tor though
Austria threatened her with one hundred
hoaSa"d men, not more Than sixty thousand
.HeciiNe tro ps were al hand. .IAese
D'ing repulssd, some mouths must elapse
beiore Tie Khssians could arrive; aud il
III gel remain to be seen whether they
marched 10 occupy Germany or italy,
Ct!i"r nations lie acclaimed, Tor instance
ne SWISS ans! 'he Dutch, had fought and
conquered WITH forces still more dispro-
pDrtienrd.
IL, perclIance, The war should be pro-
Fae'ei, II may give birth 10 Incident. ia
S"u able 10 the Neapolilan canse--our
enemies vii, perhaps, Learn 10 repent of
having drawn hitirer the Cossacks of The
D'h--a reverse of fortune suffered by the
Hustrians may rouse and propel all the
thhaOian's OF Italy to second the Ma
poiltans- hey n,ight engage IN The slrug-
S'f tor HE defence OF The cause Ut all
iFeeneh throughout the universe, and all
fire. men would aid with their PRAYERS o,
their arms.
BoreH concluded by exliorting the
apeii'ans NOT Ia hide from themselves
me heavy ca!amiiies TO which they would
be exposed b, resistance the death OF
Tie persons most dear TO them; the
pihndef OF their property tn. violation
al NeiF mives The devastation of their
conatry but, At the same time, he ven
tnred 10 predict to them, confident in
God. The protector OF the Sicilics, that if
ihey hero'rally faced those calamties, and
showed themselves tirm and fearless, they
would ~ ihe end see all their efforts
crowned with the most brilliant and last.
ing success
ResoiDe Of tie Parliament.
The Parliament having bearl the
speeches OF various other members on
The subject Of ih> official notes from the
Congress OF Lay bach, and the cries of war.
'car-bavlng been repeated for a long
lime by the whole assembly and The PEG"
pie. passed unanimously the following Re-
solutions:
That they have not the power to ac-
cc''e 10 any OF The propositions which
have been communicated to them i'm the
names of their M,-stes TN. K;,a az
P'ussia and the Emprrors Of Russia and
Austria, propositions of which The purporl
IS tae subyersinn Of The present consfiiu
ton. and tie occupation If tie kingdon.
2. That they consider If 80 impossible
10 ascri5e to HE free viii of II. N. Fer.
dindnd, any az; done or WHICH NAV b.
done hereafter, II II be contrary 10 bis re-
peaied oaths IN defend this same coustl
tuilon-ant trial by reason of The act, of
tbs KIND, they regard his Majesty az
placed ~ state Il duress.
3. That, sille this state of duress con-
tnnes, the DGke OF Calabria, bis august
500, shall retain The Regency of She
kinEdom. coni0rmabIy 10 the mode pre-
scrIreG IN the decree Of The lO.h Dec.
1920.
A. fhal, pursuant 10 the tenor of the
pr"ctHing IL 'soluiionS, and according TO
the Constitution, The measures proper for
The safely 81 the state shall he taken.
And, considering ihe ~ cessiy OF max
ipg more and more manifest tie princI-
PEE oi public law, by which tho nation o,
the Two Sicillcs is quilted, the Pdilldmeni
declare
lat. That the nation OF The Two SCR
lies . the natural aliy oi all those Who en-
JOY tier Cpns,i,uiion, aud OF whatever
OlhcT and under The paiticulaI relations