Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-27

'egree divided among themselves, All
the boasts OF the pnrnals are false. The
provinces long for tranquility, al Naples
Itself no explosion between the parties
can take place before the arrival Of our
army. except IN our favor" ~. Chron.
IL is now SAID that the mission of The
duke de Gallo. who lcfi Lay bach for Ma
pies on The 30'h ui,imo, VAS To carry the
uhimatmu OF The allied soyere,gns 10 the
Neapoli an parliament. lie did NOT, how
ever.as some OF the foreign Journals state,
proceed on his journey, bu, WAS sum-
m"ned back 10 the congress by a courier
dispatches after him, and did not final
| " quit Lsybach till about the 6 hins'aui.
His instructions direc, him TO announce
| TO the parliament, that il is necessary that
body should be Immediately dissolved,
ana by their own aci, inasmuch as the
( allied eovcreigns cannot consent ~ recng-
/ niZe constitution, OF which they form
part, which has been imposed on the
kings acccptauce, not by his peopl In
general, hut by the srrt of the Carbsnari.
| The Ncapolitans are required, az Il pre-
''mnary step, to reinstaie the king in The
possession OF all his former rights, with
the understanding tina, h. will then spOn-
aneously bestew on them a constitution
better suited to their habits The form al
III constitution pres rlbed by the allied
powers is carried by Tie duke de Gallo
= Naples, and will be submitted TO the
arpro baton OF the parliament previous
IT, their dissolution. THIS constitution
is modelled, u Is generally believed, on
the FrencE Charter: TIE Ncspoiilan,
are fuIlb1 nired. IN the event OF
lnl1 these conditions. TO SUR
hriy Tor their iulfilment,
| 'lM pal forirPsses Sn the iron
tiers hands of the Austrians 10 be
occupied ling five years by ii force OF
$4,000 men. SHOULD these proposals be
rejected, the Austrian army Will inStan,e
IL advance, in hostile manner, into the
Neapoiitap territory. With respect 10
the expenses incurred by the march of
the Austrian army. the parliament are
Informed, that no indemnity will be
claimed by Austria, provided The cnndi-
lions proposed are accPded To; but should
they be rejected. The Whoie expenses Of lie
,cdr wiH Je charged upon tie Neapotitan
nation. 1hese Statements may nu', per.
haps. be correct 10 the letter, hut they
may be received as true in substance, and
are peculiarly valuable AT this moment,
"a, from The state of the press an ihe
Continent scarcely single article Of in.
iel!lgence Is permitted 10 reach lhe pub
lie eye in an authentic shape, without re
curing 10 the actual difficulty OF oh
raining information on these subjects.
Engfshm0n
| February 2S.-The unprov, he'd aud
unjuSiitiabIe attack Of the Ausirians
upon Naples mu,, fix the attention of
The civilized world. II becomes ques
ton of deep interest, whether it is pfoba
BILE The N.appltaus will be able 10 make
successful resistance The Aust ian
| army, which Is marching on Naples, is
estimated a from sc. 600 Ia loo, 900 men,
~ l. probable, from the statements of tue
Austrian papers, that they Il" MOI exceed
the first mentioned number. OF this
tIrve 1t Is SAID that G0,O00 only will he
tree 10 operate on tb NeapOlitan frontiers,
| a. The Remaining so or 10000 men WI be
| necessary 10 secure the rear Of the Aus.
| ,rians. The statements respecting tn
numbers oiihe Ncap, Titan army, which
| have reached this country make il amount
- two divisions of 40, 900 and &C. 900 N en-:
besides ich the militia OF the provin. es
amount Ia 10000 men. IrareUer.
EXTRACT OF A LETTER. DATED
Augsburgh Feb. IL.
| According 70 private letters from Law.
| bach, the second discussion of the con-
gress concerning the Italian states, Will
not be entered Into until the affairs OF
/ Naples are disposed of nevertheless,
communications are already going Tor
ward on the above subject, and diet is
talked of, 10 be held at Rome, at The head
OF which Is 10 be the pope. The Russian
aud Prussian gallons at Ldybacn have
been augmented, aud the Rus ian dlp,o-
macy III llaly arrive from all quarters al
Laybach. Nj. Krudner, Russian agent
i - - H.l., Il. 4
Bonaparte rs arrived al Vienna. Since.
general Frimont has rec wed his last in
sIructinns, the different Austrian repi.
the passage OF The PJ."
FRANCE.
Priudte Letter )r0ni Paris, February IL.
The var against The liberty aud indie
pendence OF Naples is likely 10 agiate The
~hole continent; already II has produced
important changes in the external relations
OF this country changes which will pro
badly promote an internal revolution II
Is certain that HE Spanish government
has sent a second noie TO the French mln.
lister, to demand an immediate and cate.
gorical explanation OF tie views of France
relative 10 Naples and 10 inform the
minister, that 1t such an explanation he
not returned. and that satisfactorily for
the Spanish government, an army Of oh.
servs'iOn will be immedialely ordered Ia
the Pyrennees. la the present state oil
France, this communication, on which
you may rely, must have great moral
force both with The government and tie
people; and should a few Spanish regi.
meuts pass the ir~B;iers, with the ri.
cOloUred flag, the South of France would
Instantly raise The national standard. la
he mean time, il is next 10 certain, Thai
tie French diplomaiisis. NJ. NJ. Blacas,
CaTeman, aud Ferronaye, have sigMed