Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-22


an impenetrabie veil still covers the deiib-
efatioDs OF The congress al Troppan; aud 1,
would be presumption 10 say any thing les.
psctug them. so much, however.we are au
thotised 10 declare, that no idea was ever Ell.
ter,aihsd for a moment, at Tioppau, OF ne.
g"riaii"s with the paIt, prevailing at Naples,
OF 10 make proposals 10 IL, to change the new
ORDER Of things This would ne in other
terms. r.cosnzi"g the legality al. an insurrec.
ZION. The insiigato,s ~ which we're a secret
poItical sect, and whose Instrument was the
army. ihcre cannot be a thought OF bringing
a c2nsitnfon WHICH Is the product of AN un-
lawful power, moie mr. len near TO The monar-
chicai principle. The niouarcbical principle
rejects every Institution which IL not deter
mined upon, aud accomplished by the mnna,c CHI
himself. OF his own thee will. Ii is for the
King ut Naples waeu he shall iua state OF
liberty, TO introduce into this king dom ano,h
{! Ell constituiion-tba' is so tar as he hal he
convinced, that sneh one is adapted to the
wants aud the wishes OF his people. 1t is
therefore wholly untounded, that on the goth
on Novembfr two couriers were dispat cb.d 10
Naples, with proposals To the present governs
| ment only iias is true, that on the 2frb. the
ouatchs dispatched autograph letters 10 the
tireiy unknown. II is likewise entirely false,
tha' the conferences at Ttoppeu were adj
!"urned for three weeks. These conferences
nave not been moment interrupted"
ihe following Is an extract OF a recent let.
ter from Naples, written as we know, by
9is'iuguished member of the British Senate.
His account of tue Near olitan parliament.
Is entitled 10 peculiar ient,on
- The crop OF the constitutions multiply ev.
cry where, aud the parliament Of this king dom
| ~ an interesting object. 1 60 frequently 10
| it, debates, AMI see great display II talent
aud good sense In the principal debaters:
more practical views and less tervour Of inn
agitation, than ] looked for IN tue south II
tta', clear and fluent language; no hyper
bo OF false taste rhetorical honrish.s aud
an ear e. ds,ire TO do tie be-, 'hine in tie
pest way; All The new minister's have delIv
er.d 10 the parliament iuii aud detailed re
p" Is OF the state OF pHbiic affairs in their
respec;iy depa Itn eris Foreign affairs ,Fi-
! na"re war, Juiirature, Police. &r. aud these
are curious documents. There are som faults
III til mode OF proceeding, aud some unset.
lieu points, very essential points III the com.
petiOn sf their constitution.
But The Congress ofrroppau attracts all
me attention OF politicians in these parts;
us i'SSe Is hitherto Unknown, aud perl APPS be
cause II has not yet ANY issue. DO not know
your minister here, aud perhaps you have
none until The recognition of this government
Is declared BY yoa, sovereign bat that delay,
and al others of the same sort will end nm
shor spac al tiIar "
Our readers VIII find below a Translation
OF t'e Message from King Ferdinand TO the
Deputies Ut the parliament OF Naples. inform
.ne Them OF he Letters received from tie
Sesereigos o. Austria, Prussia and Russia in.
wiring MN 70 repair IN person to Ldybach
and announcing his determination To accent
OF tie inviialilH aud III the letter of invita-
ion from HE Emperor of Austria which g
said TO be conc wed 10 the same term, as
those o. the Other two Soversigns, Ferdinand
says, thee WAS no alternative, as the Sove-
reisn' had declared that ihey would ,reaf
with no o'her person. not even with the Priu.
Cos of his Royal Family.
These de,potic SoveIeigns claim the right
OF Interfering with the ineTnai Affairs OF eve.
~ State tor the purpose, they Say OF" Sc
curing the rePose. and prosperity OF Europe
nd
countries OF which il is composed Epnu
this principle the Constitutional Stale NAV
demand thai thes e MonaIchs shall grant Con.
stituiions to their subjects. securing 10 Them
"a tie amplsst manner their personal aud
political righ,s. The governments OF Sna,n
Fra C III y 81 riands, Sweden Sw,tz-r.
land Bavaria, Wuitemburg, Baden, &c
miEhI Tor b-Ih"Ces call upon the King OF
Prussia 10 rrnt he long promised Consti
tnt'on 10 his people, as m essentially
neccssaiy To ite tTsnqnIllI y of Eurnp Tney
might uiae, that TIL dIi TIE people OF Europr
ate admitted - the eUjoyment If Cons,,,u
iio"ai rights. It's tfdnqniiIny caI, yer br con
si,ered ~ secured. HIS toiy has proved thar
40 countries are subject 10 such itfourp,
commissions az those which aie subjec {. ar
bitrarS goSetnm'Uts. H. the two m II arn,-
trafy states In Europe, Russia and TUX Y
nnmb of Soyereigns have, during The iaSt
century, been daposed aud murdered: while
England, SINCE The settlement OF the constitu
tien al the revolution iIas experienced m
nsdered the II 1t ni-s to tae { amouiI.
lify OF Eu' ope-for no Iumen, viii N
rests ~ any other foundation ,hnn that 4 inc
WIZ oi The peope can he deemed securi. A
forced stale OF tninls can never be consider,
ed as nducis0 10 tfdnquilifiy as mn arr
thfn Opposed n avail themselves of eyery
iaV"i"D!s connictute fer changing their si-
tHaiiOp.
VIVA "a ouicIy was raised when republican
fiaHce dcola'Td il would AID the peopie of
every county who wish ii 20 nd then, elves
OF thor kt"g The pIiaclpIa is the vefy
Oh WING these 'oNeICi2ns are now pfoce,d-
ing. They a g nov co fiden, in tb IT. r. reapih
but time may soon come when they viii ~
pcui then rIesPr. measures
NAPLES, Dee 1.-The Parliament proceed in tb.i,
labor, with great ACTIVITY AND the chief mari n ts,
measures are entirely % reyolu onaTy cbar.c,er..
There are, however, some which are favorable TO tb,
course OF order-such, Tor instance, The Law which
deraTes thai no pers shall be elected a, .neu,bI
Parliament, who has not certain revenue arising ON az
landed property la thu iaw relative 60 The nsnonai
guard II 70 ordered ihai minister Of religion shall
advance into the rauks. accompanies by ,mmander
Of the regiment, whh drawn sword and call npon the
soius'S 70 S"ee' eoat 'hel VIII only employ their anna
iot W. ace ~ we c'nntr, the maintenance Of the
established regionibat they will faithfully serve he
sing aud consider bis person sacred. The answer u.s.
According TO tue last aeconn,s from coussninopIe
th Grand SegnOT has expressed his dspIrasnTe aths
sowness Of the campaign against An Iaeha ehis1v
because the TeiEforccments IT men and artillery dc.
mandrd by ;he commander III chief had not been SEMI
TO him. Tue Saltan has addressed an rsnti
mand 10 the Grand vzsT ho instantly gavefbe necesa
~ orders Nv consequence the Pacha - TI-ssalp,ca
mnSt ny ibi' thne have assembled several corps Join
the troop: Of Pebl'vau Pacba. ReiHforcsnents have
als@ beeh sent To isnseI Pdcba Ali makes vigorous
resistance VI Is supposed, however, that some one
among his folo"es will be gained over To take away
his iHe. '
nee. 2.-on the 2lb Of last month 200 soldiers Of
the Hew levy, OF TIE % regiment who we're in batracss
AT Gtahiti DE-, rnn'c della tddeena forced the guard
about eight O'Clock in the evening" aud deserted with
their arms ana baggagr The cavalry instantly putsnrd
The deseiets, aud 10 o them, either from fear OF re
morse returned 4" Their quaiets., Some few resisted
hut they we're seiEsd and banded over to the roIce
Those wbo capcd proceeded 10 Saerno where the
unia al iItia 81 he pro inCe, alb 20 coo strong
disPAcheh paTues IA pUf5ut aud sutceedss 10 taking
o. destroying every one Of them Almost at the same
me NiJiebi disturbance bfUke out in tie Public
Seminar, az %uld, While The Pfiuce Of Denmark was