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

20 king states tia; II Us beyond his pow.
To obtain Tor hls country nor, favor
IL re ul and that there Is ia conse.
enc one only course by which the
,ur,.c nj war eau be av~ricd from Ma.
,s IL l. 5ui Justice To Ferdinand. how
er, 10 point nnt that he does ~ more
,n hint his oysn ,nclins,iu, III acGti, see
the de'nsn'is or the allied powers.
IL noah-re expresses a positive DESIRE,
irh less a formal command 10 The vicar
neral 10 renD"nce his public duties, or
recognise a. lawful the out az. upon
|eif com .noa countfy. The shape INTO
hirh the old monarch has thrown this
tier sh"ws wish on his part In he look
uRon bv his subjects rather as the re-.
'agf ned.uui ihr4n.h which unworthy
~ .>.frnsivr cnuns.iS are mad. known
tttn, ihaa as h"sclf originating or
Borrowing such c4unsels. III neither de
ti- ibr eusr5at - which The invaders
.qr;r.., an pr-irnce of their being ne
c>'ary - he security OF the nris.bnur-
" -f'iea :: nor dUr> he prrsrui even an
ne ipiil, ou, linz of the form al govern,
lrnt watch The military pi,rDia,cs have
Descended 10 prO,Hise thai the king &
enpie at Naples may hereafter b" IN
u,sei With for tiei! mutual coniioIi aud
Face.
The letter, "a wond be expected, pro
i1ccd sane agtaiinn btii ,as It's tendency
ia't from The .'rsi been anticipated. the
ecl.ag ,as t!r.d'ned, III great degree
'et"r. iar Duke de gallo arrived at
Jcul"s. ITi1,cs
EXTRACTS FROM NAPLES, FEB. 10
" thougb the letter a., the K ng has
Produced much agi'aiinn IN The eat. The
fleet. on Nh whole. Is not so great as
n'ght have been expected. ...P,,feci
rarq nii!y Ia every wbrf, preserved but
you 10 nor meei an individual .,i,o Is mol
srsii.g execraiions az anst the Aust,ians.
In" pariia men' Ia nav s'tiag IN deIiUera-
10, "n he kings letter: aod su, b is Tie
|gcnerai anxiety 10 know The result, tina,
The streets leading 10 Ire ps,lismcut house
are rendered conpie!ely iMpassahlr by
|tlie crowds who are waiting tor The
LtSc'i ~. There can be u, {, ubi that gar
WIZ be resolved on lar The proposition
|to ttr'isun }he fOitrcsses With Austrian
Troops WINCH Is the guarantee deinand~
ca Ds !li- at!lri pb@rt-, "a an Insult tp
pan independent rhtlnn, aus = thing in
possible tor hef ia gram. Il IS generally
believed indeed ,ia srCtet orders have
been already Srli III 10 The frontier Ia
lY"rVac, i'ir army tor inIedia.e acii q.
a Us c"a|uc' On The par, al The king IS
trn'y "hal 'aighi i,ave been expected trrm
'he 'sat ~ which ht formerly 4eirh. lis
las aa,ds 20 the Nepu'aIon oi III par,
hamri'' au hoard The pe"sHer wer., | Az,
p."ccedlng ,w tue congress ~ IN Il. ,,hai
iavc sworn al;; Iiu-t li9' Grd vii
gly" me ~ ~ &, - rsrYS ws .nieutions
sinio rif'ci. | un,, r-tdni 'ha a 4. IcgfA
Z; -. <~ort-r naS been -tut 10 Sn,tiy Tor tie
ifsin@diaie enlha:k'', u nf Tho ahoie 81
tbr gNrISon a L Il ono, ,onss, ~ OF
aho"' 10000 men, "np are 10 reinforce
wi''innf delay tli" array 0u the frontIlIs,
aHn 'his alone proves the determination
Hoi Tho pariaiap'it ~ IN a!l" ~ ~ exeriion
=, tie dete, &c "f The country. Eir tcmo-
VaSof,he troops from Palermo will, hoA~
ever, n IL tsarrd, be pr0nutI.ve Of ariouS
Disturbances ~ thai capisl, "a it l. ow.
i9g 50 the strong garsi-oH> placed there
thA' ;'1 tranquility has been preserved
for ii,e last ,.'w months.
e The Ferdinand First, one Of our line
o! bai'le ships, tack tsr in the mole, on
The nlsh, OF lac 6 Il, aud is nearly burnt
o. ih waters edgr. She uas not en-
but las Ia i,n broken no and said.
iuder al IDe squadron was saved
lyity and zrai Of ,he boats from
iee,. Had uni The wind baea
considerable damage muat
Fd"he 30 The merchant ship
i; IL, they nave all escaped. Il
wn whriber The fire arose from
Z design"
still Without any intelligence Of
Zee Of ihe Austrian army into
Gpoiiian territory. The delay is
.5rIpss 10 he attributed 10 The uecessi.
~ ttltby The General IN Chief uf cuncen-
tratihg his forces previous 10 The attack.
Ia order That hP may rash upon his in%
tenirJ victim with ,he more ovcrwhelm
ing ed CT. Bat The very perception Of
THIS n"cessiiy proves that Tia. Amsiriaus
calcaa'e on a mu h more vigorous re-
Sis an'e 'hag tbey had previously con-
,e'nplalrd. dni that they do not think
T. pru'ehi - commence The campaig4
Without dipp'iIG evefy precautionary
TT easure hic!I skli aud cxp. tie:,.e can
dictate. Ih+ feeling Thai they are res
pactei, Ii no; feared, by their enemies
Uust trBd - increase ihr ccpiidruce OF
ths Neap eIiians, while every houe Of de
la adds 10 their ui, aus ot rcsistaur,. and
contributes 90 oYhavsi tn. .omrcrs al
their antagonists. LOHiOn Star, Harch 0
Extracts from he Debates il, The British ParLia.
meat on the Nsupotusa QaesiioH.
Sir Tunes VI fatOsh contlnuei-the NOZZLE
lard (CadIeteasi) limited The ratification OF
iuterieTguce whIcb hs bad suggested to
those pogeFs whDse territories might bv ms .
siriity, be affected by the ,icinity OF Naples.
A great dcat mad bean SAID ~ the aespoii
canS ha'lUs alor,ed line Spa ,iSb constitution.
PreieXtN VI IN = kindwers always At hand hen
dep Is coiored iheir uuprinciped aggressious
by appearances 1t necessity. (Cheers The
p4rtiiIoD OF Poland. of which every man IN
the world complained. had been defended by
similar pretexis. That nnh1Ppy country had
Indeed been torn IN pieces by those who FIRST
asitated her IniO factions, aud afIerunrds ol.
viied ner as pfey. But did il therefore
follow thdt Tie partition which followed was
DOT "a extciaUle IS ~ was unwatranted
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