Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-06
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FOREIGN ARTICLES.

;Fhfher Ertracts from the iaSt London Pa5crs
AUSTRIA AND NAPLES.
4 ne character OF the intelligence from the
ca 'i'neni cpn'inaes 10 he of pacific. nature
We a!iudP inIre particularly 10 IN. Iata ami.
Gle from Frankfort. whica>S,a;es that in con-
sequence at accounts received from Vienna
,ue ',"'lf,An paper had experienced Use
we W 'ni! fan hope that this Intelligence
womb tn'd out 10 he true, aud that we shall
soon hear of The t"ial abandonment OF the
wicked anal odions designs viii. 4; An.tria en-
leftained with respect ID Naples so bare.
Iare'' an interference with the internal affairs
or an independent nation was calculated 10
HI me liberal ar J rtiectins OF all countries
Win alarm aad Indignation.
10 whatever sc we owe the pacifc die.
fositoh ia Que 'tiUJ.. whether to The aupr.hen
.ions ct Austria, The state OF her tiuancks. The
interference OF other power. the. mutual zeal.
oHsy OF The great states or a return 10 A iuors
Just way 81 ihihkl"S we are euu rag grateful
i"ri'. War when once kintied in Enrope
might not DE SO solI ea;iuguished The
GpI',nent Is now generally in snch convni.
sed state, Sni diNcOnient has struck such
neep roots IN mott states that the syyord may
receive very different direction from lhtt
whicA u was tnteHded TO receive. Bat cven
snnpo"nS The struggle Confined TO Austria
AN" Naples, though The iormer is 4 rover
,'i' sad well ronnd empire the latter is near.
" ~ populods as England is supvo,ed In nav,
osr" uAI I" century ago aud when SIX or sew
Snhiiiion' OF people fired with the ssirjt of
liberty, are determined 10 resist an invader
10 sue ia3t, they cannot be easily Conquered.
u Is a'so 10 I've recollecied that Naples is pc
cnidriy strong BY nature Austria I,s ia
100 much experience Of the bravery of ,he
Italians, has suffered too much from them nm.
DER Eugene, 10 tall iuto the silk notion START
ei i" some ot the ministerial papers OF ibis
country, that the Neapollian soldiers are de-
Hcient in bravery.
We are astonishe,i.ilat any one, after lonk.
ing 10 TIE dreadful, determination winch h..
MARKED me Character Of The late unI,suDy CON
nicts IN Palermo. can suppose. for moment.
'ne Neapoiitan population a population inn
CHIEFLY ipouutaineers, deGcieut in brave,x
II the ARMY ndder MnrAt would not ight, ihe
canSe OF thus ~ well known that army A.
Daudoned Murat, because Murat si,,sed
against The age aud refused to do Justice 10
tue people. whIse desiinIes we're entrusted IN
bn' How different the cau,e winch NOV,
cans iorih the energy OF The peopia! Austria.
W"HteSer may be the language publicly held
ny her statesmen or generals i, well aware
OF Tue energy which the NeapoIitans possess.
III common with all the people who line thr
shores OF the ~ Mediterranean However n,urh
the Italians might have suffered iroa. In, de.
PRAYED nature OF their governments and ia.
sHi"tons, ther native vIgOur OF character
0redkN forth with every opportunity for its
display and though the opinion of At6e,i
mat the plant man grows more viuorons IN
-1taiy than elsewhere. may he thought TO hes
way lie tond pariialty of a native net ALI OH.
servant sud ITielligent TRAVELLERS have mi
iofiniy hOTHS testimony to The energy az yelI
AZ the capacity OF the italians fhcir reren
Grafton WI 6e much easier laSk than some
pe0 lie ina inc.
La former days the house OF Hanover ,vouI1'
have been ibe first to ackno.gIedse a povpIn
ms"t reiorned according to the wishes Of lilo
people bui the men who now WELD the resorr
ces Ut England, l0athe and defrst IN. ntinci
nes WHICH placed that house on its tbrnno :
EveH when financial emDarra.srusnt viii no,
admit OF decided hostility, They skew Inv
thelr malice what they wurld do If tIev d,,,s;
Tie practices Of the ministers Of The ,ss,b,jn
cnGrtS ut the cOgiueHt are closely i,ni ,tsd
py tHcH mere are some states IN Europe,
nJWeRsf' "hich iidve shewn better spir,t,
S%ilSerIdnd tie y ptberlaud< aud Sye Ie,, bavs
dIsdaidcd the mo ~ policy OF lie poverno,.,,t
OF ihIS csHntry. We wish the tougdef of ihe
Idly Alliance wOnIJ TAX lesson far once
Ii'', ~, neighbour OF Sweden, aud cease TO
.'' 80 wv E'p"h power in rtVct'ing the
0'.' ~ 81 we haIinns. horn ChrOn.
" Fro,a the situation Of \ tpies, .pJ the
peculiar bits o. tho peOrte, d ufottacted
warfare might possibly bp utii"faincd against |
an lhe Allcd Powers. aud victory AT last
crown The defenders Of ihrir terftt1rv ~
requires no uncommon wisdom 10 utpd,ct
thdt should TIE NedpDlitans ouce become
succesIHi against aggicsN,n, tbry youIJ
S"on became aggressOfs Themselves Ibrv
WVuld have ouIy TO march lntO the Austtia, |
n0lnnous 10 Italy, where so mach rofubrs.
ilMr miiiert q ready Tor PXplystpo. and tbcv
would G,rre arqrre strength Tor The tuya. |
s'Ou 81 AHVfia aud the g"nprAl difTu.ion of !
Iepu"ican pUuciPies throughout the Cont.
henl. % The ntler htud. if victory shoaId
crown tie sties aud end in III 10, esf ,hti.t.
inenf OF The r Iyai Fam ly npoi. 5eSp,tjr'uttn
t'Fies TIC ronseqH noes would be- ,qnily Ter.
IIDl' ~ Europe, by adding TO the already
oIhDh 81 rre' ~ Rus,i', aud fhg general
u'sco"tnni ~ tie 6eOpie ~ italy aud in other
c%'i = MI hirt$ed wiih a Cons ifni,n Ike
i"hi OF Dreat Britain. Is eject has n,irchpd
90 TlPil yoi iltc yea,e tl.u 40 powpr Low.
ever cNitp>ivo can stu the ct iin iurs Of the
governed "I+rr The gOgrraDrs sctk To reign
npdeA lhr-0'f plea Of divine hight and passive
"bedi'Hc' without restraint tom cOu<ftfu.
',onaf sy'i'4 ana 50 long as arbitrary p0w-
'tr re'bIi;,>. "ur0pe mTsi b. pcrA .t3usd, sub