Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-25

but may be allowed TO make few obserya-
tons on what has passed. Much has been said
on the kind OF double part attributed TO the
Government, which has however Constant
~ maintained that line which is peculiarly its
own. There Is an Ambassador with the King
oil Naples, who is Il King, not only by the right
ofbrtl, by the right of Legitimacy, but also
by the respect This people. do not fear to
assert that the sentiments of the last speaker
would be disavowed by the Neapolitans ifthey
heard them. To doubt the existence of the
regal title Of this Sovereign, who is represent
ed as separated from his people X Il X X y y
INTERRUPTION OH the left
A voice" He is a prisoner !"
The Minister Observation-Disclosures
whatever may be Your opinion on the situa-
ton OF the King of Naples, he is still Il legit-
innate King and the King of France has
sent an alnbassador to HIM. Our Sovereign
wishing also not to neglect the interest OF
his subjects, has sent Charge d'Affaires 10
Naples, and that Charge d'Atfaires only per-
forms that part he is bound to fill. It'll CON
ciliatory as far as depends on him, which is
the wish and always will be of the govern
ment. This neutrality, so much msJnder-
stood at the tribune, is better appreciated at
Naples great example of this has been
given. An extraordinary impost, forced
loan has been raised from the Neapolitans
and Foreigners but the French at Naples
have been exempted.
From the right-Cose ! close the debate.
General Sebastian attempted to speak,
but was interrupted by the or es.
The President put the question OH closing
the vote, which was carried
General Sebastian, on getting to the
tribune, spoke few words with great vehc-
manCp, which were moi heard
PARIS, March Con Sunday, the Goth
inst. between and 8 i'm the afternoon, a
rumor spread in Lyons and al Grenoble that
couriers mad arrived in those cities, bringing
accounts of an insurrectiOn in Paris The
news spread with the rapidty of lightning,
! and DR.. Vinay at Lyons, undertook to
harangue the mob, and to confirm the false
| intelligence. A considerable multitude was
assembled in one of the public squares, and
groups We're forming clsewere in both cities
| but Lieut.. Gen. Lacroix, at Grenoble, being
| appraised Of these seditious symptoms, put
| the garrison under arms, who dispersed the
| multitude. Nothing could exceed the good
behaviour ofthe troops OH this occasion.-Tht
next day, the popuiace being apprized of the
real state of things, returned quietly to THEN
| occupations. Several of the misguided pco-
| pie have been arrested, particularly one who
|
whose o5stinacy occasioned him to he
wounded by sabre. At the departure OF
the courier, on the Goth, all was quiet al
| Lyons. These scenes occurred at the same
time, and commenced in the same way a,
| both places At Grenoble the attempts
we're of more serious cast but had the
same results. The reports, in the latter
place, We're, that the King had abdcated
| that the i-colorcd coclade had been iloisted
the Constitution Of '91 proclaimed, SIC. ant
the asitators, taking the solicit,idc, whici
these reports had occasioned, III wron,
light; actually hoistcda tri-cotorcd flag, which
was surrounded by number of young men
and the boldest of the rioters, who ther
paraded through the streets OF the city, anlids
discrdcrly cries and EXPLANATIONS.
The telegraph announced, yesterday, ha
all was quiet in both places.
News from Genoa, TO the 18th inst states
that peace reigned in that city