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

Neapoliians. aud That IL The Game, Of wa,
should extend to other pats ofitaly, il would
he almost impossible tor Great Britain 10 RE-.
ha's from seipg drawn in as a party. Men,u
panic are easily cIedsons but they may
probably be inds ced 10 shake of their fearsby
me following Statement, which we submit to
tue pubiic with the utmost confidence:
he B'ui,h Government is known 10 have
ISSUED Declaration of perfect ne rality and
has expressed its dee rminat ton NOT tosnf}ar
th's country, (under any circun,st ances 10 he
Draws tn as party 10 The contest now going
On n ilah. Upon this determine iivn they
VIII nniohbiedy act, whatever may be the
events thsi may occur, whe ,her adverse 10 the
Ncapoiiiirs OF favourable 4"
Ssch Determination. adds the Courier;
~ most c"nge"iai to The true interests aud
h'pp'ness OF the BRUSH Empire
Yes hot should the next or al least very
SPECIFY. accounts from France. announce any
si1"r h''e W favor Of the Spanish Constitu.
ton vii he British government then remain
neutral! Assuiediy they will be tiled upon
hi point
=. The prices OF Stocks closed as follows on
Tuesday evening
Red. Ann. shn,-Consois C9L-do for acc.
20. pee cents. shut-pav, per cents. lOt
J Exch Bill I'm.
RoME a'aich 3.-The Neapaiiian troops har.
'"g mate same 'nraads spos he Roman fefrifory,
ana hdrins p.daied tie tricoior fur i'm x.reryI
toTns appear 20 sare otterwards retired uiihin
their orn S"tes. The whoie frontier of me
Jhrn7>d FROM fondi 10 Trunto is corered irith
Hf"P"ium HO"ps he centre Of thar orDiu is
situated bethreea Ciriu Castepano and Aauiia.
Ihei' icjf Is commanded by General Tianyieri,
uhr occbiies FOpGi.
In rec"gituinttg The numbers of The austrian
troops "a m1rfh a APPEARS IN. y amount to AZ 600
mfn -, ~ rs also true ihat there is u reserre Of
from 10 Z" = Oo9 MN arc n1,r crossing ne
hom"n fc"iorsJor The Jraniers Of the .2bru--i.
me numbers 81 ne Neopaiitans are mt knoicn
Jor ,'H"'n; 6't i" Is presumed tkat at this mo>
"eh' they amount a" ieasi 10 $4,000 regular troops,
r'thouf tnG .adiag the numerous rtinforccmenfs
nut airir. Guiiy at the Afrn.:i III. MA, of
t"' .Nedp1idahs ,sta aroid liichsd battles .ad to
cohfine heme'r,S 10 harvesting thr eiusirifns on
ritory.
CLIMBER, or THE DEPUTIES.
fARis hrcn 7.-Secrt Committee. Gen
Dona 'ien iaii The fatte proposition conceir.G
tins
/ hare tie honor to deposc on tie tube (bu-
rr"n proposition Of IN auaiIess to his ,naiesty
hn.b'y 20 petition MN 10 choose an,fhfr ,iai,frg
seeing Tea tie present as inrepa6'e and apt;-
| f!'neh. and ihGt for these tro recsons il mas
sttsh Fise 10 the most general and weH founded
Germs i; for me fate y lie monarchy and OF
81 ca!imor Perrier asised lie ministers for
cap sneiions on tie silence chich they had obserr-
| ed respecting ne srsn's Of Piedmoni
~ f"Sq"'e' replica tia lie gorcrnmen, NOT
hac'Rg had cfrtn'M assurance " ia juci> 1t mad
th"Nsht poDe' 10 M silent, bat that mar Il tcoshl
srDsr J'eeiy al the Re,cS to BE- published ,rhic,
shoaM come 10 its kno,riedge.
| me 0!ae' orato'sicho spoke on Tie same swb
Jec' are .Hesss. GTertH, Dg6oR i|erdessus and
! Manuel ~
LATE AND IMPORTANT NEWS.
NEW YORK. Man 3-rhe iasi sa,,na
ship Martha. Captain Skeichi~y, arrived
here Yesterday. cook hcr final Departure
from Liverpool OH The 18th OF Mach, az
ter putting back IN gaze. III, Enicrs
| 81 Vie bazelie are indvb,cd TO Captain
hfey tor l..t.
| eNiTalis are given in this DAYS CisZe,ir.
ami will be found highly momen,ous. y
I.oNDoN. March ia private com.
nunicaiion has been niade by HE Mia
! neSe 10 h,s holiness, that il he remains AT
| rome, ms personal safety will be pToviI-
/ rn Tor, aad his sacred tnnctions rrSnect,
| ed- O'her accounts state tha; his Holi-
ness had expressed desire 10 heclar, for
| the Neapolians.
| Ii Is Impossible al once 10 fnresee all
he important consequence, whi, Il must
arse from The events We now commune,
gate. A Noble Lord. long resident in
Italy, has In "a letter 30 his friends ~ Engp
land, Stated u as his fixed opinion, ihai
moi an Austrian Of ali Frl;nonl's army.
VIII escape ihe sword or imprisonment
ana THIS letter was written .befo,c The re-
volt ei tie Picdnnntesc. This latter event
|
other tale eau now avail them. II our
readers will consult The map, ,hey will see
mat The Germans are literally between
| Two ilfes, or rather surrounded on all sides
by hrc-. Before IL en- are MeapnIiians.
defending every zach Of ground, and la,
rHsS'ng them at every step: on each side
| thty DeHoid popu!ace SnartiMg under
oppression, and eager 10 reverye their
sun rings on The d.voied beads OF Tie
invaders. Behind them, collecting a. a
snow bali, as 1t proceeds through lie DE-.
affected Italian States, advances HE Pied.
mon'ese army, composed, il is SAID. of
The best troops liz Italy. inur,d to VA, ,
and headed 10y many Of BoNAPARTE's
OLD OH crs, In such a slluaiion We eau
discern 10 nrdnm Of eac ape Tor the
Auslr!ans. Ibe further they advance 10 .
wards Naples, the ,a6re desperate is
their dagger; and retreat j. now cut off
by the r,sjngs in The North Of Ilaly. and
the revolt of the PiedulUntese. We itus..
therefore, The time IL not distant when
The Emperor 0l Austria will curse ihs dav
that bc veDIuTed 10 dictate 10 oil,rr
States respecting uaiiPts oi internal 20.
icy. Ills throne already iOiiprs, and ere
long, the changes al wide Sweeping re-
volmlioD. provoked by bis o~n folly and
wi'hriness, vii VISIT his own Territories.
aud bury III then march all his despoiic
privileges.
On tie consequences Of tie rfrolution a..
, Piedmo"t, independent If tie cause Of tie
Heopohtans, ne may be INDUCED IN a fen
'cordS. From Tie geographical situation u
ne Continental dominions cf tie king of Sa,..
dinia, one incritabie result of his revotnfioa,
{ must be tie freeing of he entire of the hOrh
Of Itaiy from tie austrian yoke Naples a,
: the one end ofHe Peninsula enjoying fret
Constitution, and Piedmont stthe other, IL i,
IL IL Il.