Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-13
FOREIGN.
NAPLES AND AUSTRIA.
0EEICIAI d pEH


irrnich, Minister Of State and uf Fu.
reign Affairs 10 the Emperor of Aus.s
tria:-
IT,. NAPLES. Oct, |. I
His Majesty, the King Of The King.
dom of The Two Sicilies, after having re-
newed. in the iace of the National Pariia.
meni, his solemn oath 10 obs. rye The new
| compact which has united in one the in.
teresis OF his august dynasty aud of his
people, deems il his first and most i'm
porlant duty 10 adopt the proper nea.-
sures which, taay contribute 10 cnnsaI-
date his work, aud To guard i, from Tie
attacks which iaise political combina
ti0as or Il'foumded prejudices might ex-
cite agaiastil.
On this accouli,:hs Majesty has order.
ell the undersigned, Secretary of State
Tor Foreign Atlairs. to make without de-
lay TO His iishncss, Prince Meileruicb,
Minister oi Stale, OF Conferences, aud of
Foreign Affairs, Ia the Emneror of Aus
tr.a, kiDg OF Hungary aud Bohemia, The
following communication
From the moment that the King de,
termined 10 second The Unanimous WISH
es OF his people, in adopting for hi.
States the Constitution OF Spain, one OF
his flrst cares was 10 make known Ia the
Cabinet Of Vienna-thr only Cabinet
with which he had ensagcmenis--ihe
circumstances which had gwen occasion
10 this event: AMI 10 assure it, AT the
| same time, that il could moi inirudure
| any change in the relations of amily and
good understanding which, happily sub.
| sisted between the two Courts.
/ Prince Cariati WAS u,ruslad with this
honorable mission but all his ,fforis 10
execute il uere Unsuccessful. the Aus;ri-
an Ministry having declined, under dit
ferent preiex,s, all explanation OH The ai~
fairs or Naples. A fatal prejuace had
taken possession OF lis COuusrls. and 1t
declared against our political reform be-
tore even II could form just opinion 81
H., aud almost on the first rumour of II
which reached Vienna.
/ Anxious TO eniighen the Imperial
Court OF Vienna on The true state of our
affairs, the King FASTENED TO write him
self TO his Majesty the Emperor, his an.
gust nephew aud son In law. Duke Nj.
choias OF Sierra Capriola was counts.
sioned TO present the royal letter 10 ms
Imperial Majesty, and 10 announce 10
the Austrian Ministry The destination Of
The Duke OF Gallo 10 the embassy al VII
emma, in room of Prince Kuffo, who, by
an inexcuSable disObedieuce 10 the or
ders OF his Government, had forfeited The
|
nation. Unhapply the mission OF The
Duke OF Sierra Capriola had no better
success lhan that OF Prince Caiiati. He
did moi obtain permission 10 see his I'm
periai Majesty; he Was told HAT the
Emperor did not think himself bnund 10
reply to the Kings letter, which he had
received on The suppos,Iion that lis coU-
tents were oil nature purely cOnti'len-
Hal. Orders were al the same Tine dis.
patched by The Austrian Ministry 10 The
frontiers OF the empire, commanding The
Duke 81 Gallo 10 discontinue lis Journey
to Vienna.
Tie Ambassador, wha was provided
with coDfideutiai letter 10 the King,
and with other confidential letters II his
, Majesty 10 the Emperor, was in fac!
obliged 10 stop al klagen ur;h-and hav-
ing addressed "Reminiscences 10 the Aus
TRAN Ministry against a treatment "a
unhandsome as il Was irregular, Prince
Mtltcrnich answered him BY a note dat
ed ihe 81 OF Srpiember last, that IN con-
&, sequence at a revolution which saps the
> foundation Of the sOci,l ediice, aud
threatens az ouce the SAFETY OF Ihr0ncs,
OF a. no~!tdgcd institutions, and the
tranquility oil nations, his Imperial Ma
J"siy would he aciirg IN contradiction oil
The principles which he had invariably
made The rule Of his conduct If he ac-
ce.tei Tie mission with which lie Duke
o. Gallo was intrusird.
We must confess that the more we re.
Dect OIL these phrases, The less can We
comprehend ibrir meaning. especially
wDen we wei2h atteDtiveiy aud canddly
{ The events that have taken place in Ma
pies. Because HE King, free in his pa
= lace, III the mid>t OF his Council, com
posed OF his anc n, Ministers, formed
y Tie resolution OF satisfying The uHani-
t nous wish Of Ills people, by grantina
: them system more adapted 10 their ne
/ cessI,Ies, more coni0rmdble TO The know
I, ledge OF the age, aud which lie would
have granted them earlier, had moi tieii
desires been concealed from him, iIIt
: CdDinei OF Vienna imsgiHes il,ai The So
5 cidi ediiicc Is sapped 10 its fouutaiion
: when Inc legitimacy OF The rights OF tt'
r relgnIDg family has been loudly pro-
Claimed, guaranteed, aud confirmed by
: The general wish of the nsfIon--aici
Tins Iiaiion has shown, from the first mo
meili OF lis political change, the mos
pioiouBd YeneTatlOn aud TIE most absO
= Lutte devotion To the King aud Roya
r Family, II is pretended Thai the securii,
: oil The throne is menaccd wben II 4
n universally known that we have carri,I
even 10 scrupulosiiy, the respect Tor tht
rights, independence, ard institutions %
other halions, having refused to inter
e nleddle ~ any manner whatever with tn
y aiidirs OF BencveDio aud Ponle COTvo
i, though those states are hemmcd III zen
= claves) by The Kingdom, aud the inhab
(. tanis addressed To The king Tie mos
d urgent requests 20 be united 10 fbe mo
. uarchy Of The Two Sicllles-aud ,,hpu i,
y literally executing bnrdcnsome siipu