Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-06

;ect of The .spiru IN discussing the SUD-
ed al p--7einsal OF the Deputies elect.
y, aievno 10 act in their new capaci
The Commission prnposes To force
them 10 come and vote in the House,
asia in case they doaoi succeed BY these
measures TO declare them dives'rd oil all
tbeir rights ANA privileges as citizens.
NJ. Gal "a said mai they COULD never
place any reliance on Sicily DRtii the Ba-
ions ami Bishops ~ete done away with
Ai. Rugyiero repeated that il the De.
pufies of Palermo were but cnce brought
into the Chamber by force, they would
soon be obliged TO change their senti
menis
VI Pope demanded that the proviace
q! Palermo should be declared deprived
nf lis right to representation for a period
OF 50 cara.
VI. pncrio said thar the Deputies had
retus'd "a obey the mandate OF Parlia-
men'. The laws of The constitution did
not reach SO enormous q crime for his
part he knew at no punishment that was
te1uatc 10 the nature of the offence
therefore he should refrain from voting.
The proposals. OF tho Commission 10
bring them by force wan then agreed 10.
a. Nothing has ttanspired respecting
he negotiations al -aybarh. The follow
ing lis, OF Ministers assembled there is
indicative ut very ssrinus business:
'Austria.--Th- Prince de Nlet,crnich,
viii VI. VI. dc Spiege aud de Cent? NJ.
,le Vincent. Minister of Austria at the
Civil Governor for Austria &c the Veue-
tan Territory: M. de Bombti,es, new
Minister Of Austria 10 the King Of Ma.
piles
France The Count de Blacas. FrencI,
Ambassador at Rome /: the Marquis dc
Caraman, French Ambassador 1T the
Court of Vienna: NJ. de la Ferronays,
Frsnch Ambassador al the Court of Rus
s;a
" Russia.-The Secretaries OF State,
NJ. nj. lie Caro- d'IsIria and Count Ncs
selrnde: nj. Pogo iii Borgn, Russian
Minister. al The Court o! France the
Gam, DC Moe nign, Minister at The
Coori Of Sardinia NJ. dOubrii. Minis
ter of r. ia to he King OF the Two ST.
giles: VI de SEVERN, Councillor OF
State &c ,erals ince " ok onsky, Ger
',itcheH Gnwar Il. Ospharowsky the
Cauui 10 Goloo gstn, Minister at the
Conc . Vi ma the Prince Of Goris~
chak Fl.
:; Prussia Tie Prince Of Hardenberg,
Chanc.ll, a. State, aud the Count de
8-rnstorff, Minister tor Foreign Affairs.
gland Mr.. Gordon, Provisional
Chargc rAtfaits from the Court Of Lon.
don; Lords Stewart and Clanwiliiam were
expected:
Minister T. Ike Court Of Vienna: The
sfaGuis de Rufo, Secretary nf State :, the
Prince lie Buffers, Chamberlain to his
Majesty.
Sardinia. The Count dc Saint Mar
san, Minister Tor Foreign Affairs the
Count dAglie, Minister at the Court of
london.
!" Fuseany.--The Prince de Corsini,
Minister Of the Grand Duke.
!" MOdens The Marquis de Molza,
hiinisier for Foreign Affairs
LONDON, Feb. lO.-'rhe French pa
pers OF Tuesday are arrived.
Whatever may be the military move
ments or designs of Austria. i, is certain
she has already commenced one sort OF
hosti'i'ies, VIZ, war ct paragraphs, az
2a'nst the constitutions, govefnmeu, and
people OF Naples. The German mail sup
plies C. -i'h a melancholy version Of
The slate OF parties and Of principles in
That devoted coubtry, which IL represents
,in be falling TO pieces under the violence
ST lis own distfac,ion--to be destitute of
men OF talent in the administration Of af
tairs, both civil and miliiary-to bnyc
Desiiier officers. nor soldiers, nor money.
nor zeal.
LIZ al this be true. we must observe.
that Austria need certainly take no tur,
tier trouble; ani might be expected in
cnnnnon consistency, 10 save herself the
enormous EXPENSE of keeping together
large army il the Milaurse; to saw no.
thug aboui the further folly of marching
then I'D attack 'he already ruined and
peni'ent apolitsns. but il happens
some hat strangely that accounts, bn,h
pub X and pfrdte, inform us OF great
additions being oIIered TO the Al.s,rp
YeniiIaa army.
Sund'y iegmenis Of grenadicrs, and
susiil"rS, aud ;'n,.ars. fronn Hungary and
sis.e here and this at the very m0mrn!
az all Others. when ilie austrian Observer
declares that iprrigB force is guile unnr-
c'eiarv, that the Constitution OF Ma
p!esi absolutely .fefo de Sc Nov ane Of
these s'a)r'ncnis Is at complete varidnc.
with The OH lfAuslria - r-irtorcipp
an artny Which before consisted If 100 600
men, Tor HE mere purpose OF attacking
Nap es, II look very much az if The Ne.
upoitans were gathering siremglIi instead
OF lsing 1t /; way more, such elaborate
pictures IS The weakness of an enemy.
wheo we are every day increasing orr
own force before we venture TO assault
bin, would lead a calm spectator TO guess
That we are s'rewlDg up our courage. or
that OF our followers, 10 an ENTERPRISE Of
considerable peril.
In spite, however. Of the Austrian o.
server. we suspect Is, il is still as much
question, whether lie ruin of the pub.
l;c cause al Naples is more l!ian news-
paper ruin. IA 1t is wiicthrr the genero-
siiy ascribsd 10 Tie motives OF certain
mighty pOlen'sics oB this occasion has
any existence beyond the columns of The
same newspapers.