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


measure only accrl~rgie,l the execution
OF the plan In fleet, Il regimen, al ca.
valry stationed al ! .ssano commenced
on The 10Th instant Ia cxvlaiGp +" Vive IT,
Rni! Vive la Constitution At Espagnr !
aud on the same day HE sam. cry was
repeated al Cherasio, al AleNan,i,ia, "a,
Verceil, a, Nnvere, aud ether places, in
terms 80 loud thai on HE ! Nh the 70, cru
men, we're Informed by ditietctt cOuriers
that all the country was IN mniion, and
tina, they one aud all made the same de-
Wand. The King assembled his council !;
they discussed ana deliberatcd for six
hours In The end. they determined 10
take The part which they ought 10 lave
done al first. that is 10 say. 10 recall 10
the side ot The King The gallant Prince
Cariguan. The King exhoried him 10
mount his horse. aud strive 10 appease
The iumult. The Prince soon restored
tranquility and confidence 10 The city of
Turin bu. When he reached HE army,
he found il in such a state ui .xaliatloir
that he was Obliged hin,s,if 20 join ia the
cry both %! 1--WE le Rui!" and" Vive la
Constitution d'E payne !" rhr army dill
not couiine Itself even 10 these cries.
they exclaimed al the meiino "Guerre
mort aux AutrichIcns Guerrc "A mort
aux Barbarps Marchcns tout dc suite
ycfs Milan" Along, lei us straight eie'i'
yer our brave cOmpai,iols who are suffer
ing IN chains
Messieurs Prize, Peron, and the valiant
Prince de la CisterDa, who were among
the persons arrested, were forthwith sci
al liberty. | every moment expect ulieri-
or news of an event which n,msi have the
greatest influence Oh Ike affairs OF Eu-
rope.
The trial NJ Thomas Flindell. The rdi
tor OF the Western Lnminary, Tor publish
ing a libel nu her majesty, came on al
Exeter, on Monday last, when after tri-
al OF two hours, he was found guilty.
The prosecution was instituted, not by
the queens lawy ers, but by the kings
attorney general
A declaration has been made by the
Emperor Of Russia, in which he allu0es 10
the pledge OF neutrality given by The
governments OF England and France, bu,
he on the contrary has declared his active
a'iance with Austria, aud he expressed
his determination To co operate against
Naples, by Immediately sending an ex.
pediton 10 The Mediterranean.
Letters dated the 18th Oc;aber, have
been received rom Canton, announcing
the deatl, OF the Emperor OF China, and
that the event had been succeeded by a
contest between two of his sous for The
imperial d!adem. Several of The provin-
ce- are said 10 have been III a stale OF re-.
volt IN consequence of the dispute torthc
succession. 10 add To The distraction Of
the Chinese Empire from these causes,
We learn HAT the cholera n,0l bus, thai
fatal epidemic, had found its way ihthcr
from Bengal, and was producing the most
fatal rava9e=. the inhabitants dying by
thousands. With every precauiiom, iis
eiiccis had been severely felt even among
The crews OF The British ships at Canton.
LONDON, March 20.-Neapoiian Ga
ze'tes of The ST. inst. were received lasl
nishi, by express. They supply the FOL
loving Intelligence:
National Parliament Extraordinary
SITTING OF FEBRUARY ~
"Siguor Poerio, as Reporler from the
Committee Of War, proposed The follow
ing war project
"The National Parliament Exiraordl-
nary decrees az ioli jWs:-
9 Art. l. On the advance OF the enemy
10 Il town 10 occupy IL, all The PROJECTORS
OF Elunii.oDs OF war aad PROVISIONS shall
| transport The same into the rear Of the
army.
-. IT The means OF transport be want
ing. The same shall be suppied by the
Generals commanding the corps which
may be nearest 20 the place threatened
by the enemy.
"3 If such articles shall be consider.
ed necessary for the use Of the army, the
proprieiors shall be satisfied therefor by
the military cOnmissary-iio otherwise, The
military administration will preserve
them, and will, together with The propri.
eiors, adopi the necessary measures for
Withdrawing all movable property from
| The enemy.
Alter short discussion, the decree
was adopted.
"SigHor Poerio then read the plan of
another as follows =
The National Parliament decrees-
! Tie inhabitants who may abandon
| their own districts IN The case of occapa
ton by Tie enemy, shall receive in the
| places 10 which they remove all the sue.
cours of hospitality: the administrative
authorities shall distribute them in the
houses ot The citizens, and shall provide
| tor them every possible comfort.
This decree was also approved.
"The Secretary CoIaneri read The fol
| loving communication:
" The Hon. Deputy (TafurD Informs
| The Parliament of what has been coH,r
mullcaed 10 him by The Judge of The
| Grand Criminal Court OF Lecco, viz. the
legionary troops and militia OF hat pro-
vince are animated with the greatest en-
ilIusiasm, and every breast is nflamed
with patriotism. They are all eager TO
Ny 10 The frontiers 10 be the first 10 com
ba Tie unjust aggress0Ts but they must
not all leave their homes, The lol will.
therefore, determine which OF them shall
have permission TO enter into the career
oi glory. All Europe viii finally learn TO