Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-08

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rlamati0n OF the. i2ih March, That iii,
"Ailies had resolved that never in an,
case, shall any act. tesdiny Ia subver
The poliic,' and legitimate order which
exists IN Europe. he approved of, sill
less supported by any of them and TIA,
they would avenga, with an armed
force, every attempt winch shall be OPP
| posed la the or, serYatinn OF this order :"
! II Aas reported that the Piedmom;est
troops were on The march 10 Milan. the
seat oil The Austrian possessions in Italy
-n;e depot at Their arms. provisions, &c.
| bui fbis requires confirmation. 1t was
sand that the MilaBese were ready Ia re-
ceive them with open arms some of The
| Austrian officers at Milan had been a..
ready arrested for disaii, ciion 10 the
| Austrian cause but, though these ri
mours may all turn gu, 10 be false, yet
| there l. every probability that Milan v MI
| be rcvoiulioulzed. The Ila;,ans under
the Austrian yoke occupy all The north of
italy, with very frw exceptions, from
Pie'ibun' Oh The west, Ia TUSCANY on the
south They hate The Germans Trey
| only want an opportunity 10 ,ise agaIiis
them, aud throw oli the CALLING yoke. H.
tact. al This mnmen,ouS era, aztec the *
ampics we tave seen IN SPAN, Portugal,
a u
OF light which has been poured upon the
human mlnd in 80 many ways upon lie
absurdhy -! absolute monarchy AMI up
OH The rights Of man, would j. surpriz- It's,
l. see Genoa rcvolutiob'zed Vi Ian, V.
uice. ali t'ir i'aliaa States ufAusiria, ris
my against their foreign opprrssur>
Piedmont rose of her own accord against
her absolute momarch-and 6efofe n was
reported the Nespolilsns haU been viz
tDiIous. WIS should nnt her example
lily though The other Italian s,atea-
more especially il IN, n apoli'ans should
gain any adv an'agv 10 their first rem
conire Ii lie ucrlh nj Italy sli ,u.d rise,
" hat becomes Of The Austrian troops,
situated az II were between ,wo fires 3
WIFI the Russians and prussiais ma.yi,
tn their aid l-Wil o. France he called
on tor her contingent 10 assist ~ rpsior-
ing 10 Austria uer Italian poss- ssiuus T?
Frame refuses, What becomes of i.,c
Holy Aiiiaucr! lis strength Will be
gone +; and by degrees il vii be SILVER
Ell INTO atOuis.
romantic magma ion mighi give lie
loose 10 The reins, aud ask Miiy miga;
not The revolutionary Spiri cross The A 10 2
WHY nnt display Iisrli am0ug HE 90
pressed SaxOUs! Why not anruny The
II
why not among the prnssians, t., waom
tue kirg had iorne,iy promised "A con
siiiution. and whom lie Las deceived
Why not among the gallant and perse. u.
ted Poles ? The sndien departure OF
alexander squiots awinl,y IN t!iai direc-.
!ion.-FraMce too may feel the shock.
The Uiiras are reported 10 b. d!shea,i
e"ed by The movements III iialt. France
may dcmand the restoration Of the ,uiIre
charter OF 1915, that has been f,ilterr;
away by SO ghdny eIcroac!.meni. per-
haps size n.ay call Tor Inc Spanish con
s,iiulion; which makes the monarci,
more dependent upon his people, and
destroys ihe privilege Ell bremcb 70, HE ie-
gisialurc. the chamber OF Peers, t!4e mo
btli'y hole, III which the nights of the
peopit are controlled aud sometimes en-
gulphcd.
In tact, who Will una 10 saw.
ami"si these "irneu,s 81 change ard con
fusion. where the bali of revolution
'hail rest II may end IN Piedmont. f.,
1t may pe'vade Ea'opc, With The excrp
ton 1T Russia, thai last ylum of barl,a .
r.sm aud ignorance. Alexander, tho Dsn
v-rer. has less reasons 10 "isara change -
than any Other monarch ia Europe.
The most astonishing phenomenon in the
recent Revolutions, il ibdt they comm,l G ID
with the army ; AID hence so little blood has
BEEN spIlt IN iheii cGrsnmmaiion TIE a..
macs have been cor iucted by nlIicer who
stemto have sprung mp duriSg the iuIbu
sncs of the wars which arose on of ,t,,,
Frrbch revolution. They have carried citn
tenn a. antipeh' 10 absolute power ana I.
certain attach'n"nt to revolutionary eri,rt~
pics. Geu G'ffienga f., iUsianc., Who fl.
ures in the Pied.uUnteSe Revolution is sa1,s
10 have beeu oue % BJnaparie's Colonel. -,
1872. Afterwards a G~retal Of Hriv,Ge aud an
.tacei OF thr Legion al Honor; 10 1914 ,,h.n
Piedmont was re.toted TO ih- K iue az Sa,i.
ma, u" was ifd 'Nil' as s"sp ct.d per>n ;
nut IN 1916, hes, it was resolved I'm ,n.iut =; 4,
larger ARMY in Piedmont, he was ,n,nI,,e 4
account of lis ALIENS"
For orr paris, 9 like this rnckip, zot ,,e
haiiiements l. snIis The geniat purpose q,
| my saul We vIsh success 80 thf. cansq
ct liberty all over The wo'li." My the mex.
accounts bring MS news OF Nanies deIiyete,
| OF her invaders OF ally possessed OF a cou
! stiiu'l"naI government, ana OF he An,i,iauJ
driven beyond The Alps. We Ike 20 ,,,
men 'ls'ng NJ I'D his sirens th and sh k, ur OBJ
tie sleep OF ages. God speed lie 700,
cause
The election in New FORK presents the most 80
results Ge South has turned m favour OF Ciu,,o,, ,i,;
his supposed strongbolds the West and the Nor,h 49, ~
agsinst him. After the most complete tx;t,,,; nu '' ~
part of his frend, and disc iitur. arn,s t. Icl Ia
on account Of the nIN9ret,d ek"nge IN the South In
steam boat arrives with equally prcted inejIy,n ri, :,
tn North end West have ned the oppost ,9int m
e'n'pass ihr Ami cnlon,s al ~ a IN orily of 4
or 20 III the Asse' bly,.
VIRGINIA. ELECTIONS.
DELEGATES TO rHs NEXT LEGISLATURE
lHg,"te John wayt' -. W. Paue,on.
BstH Samuei Blackburn, John Bfosu ir
Monroe ~ iam Vass, ~ Erskime.s
agtsT - Deiashnptt.' - mcCoy.o
fGSs~eH-Patton George James DayiAseu.'
Not Of the last legislature.
20 FloHT has rise. in this city sinre gatur,