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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-10
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
EXTRACTS PROM THE PROCEEDINGS or TIL
HOUSE or DELEGATES


HOUSE or DELEGATES.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. IA Communication from the
seR'e, that they had passed. the bill authorize the
81 flour in the tobacco warehouses the corporation
lands III the borough of Norfolk :dso with ameRnien 4
the bills changing the time Of holding courts IN the coud
judicial cireuit and for other purposes !" and to change,
the times Of holding monthly and Of quarterly
sessions for the county of Morgan aid certain other conn.
tics'---1he House coneurred in the amendments
On Ms. Weddings motion, leave given 10 bring IN
bill authorizing the Auditor Publc Accounts TO admin
istcr oaillS in ctrain cases."
Engrossed bills" sutkorsing Alexnnder Kitchen 50
toll gate the road from the Sweet Springs
the White Sulphur sprpg" authorizing George Carter
toll bridge across Goose Cre,k" reducing the
Of warelorcs" changing the time Of holding court,
IN the county Of Lewis" placing Thomas Keid on the
pension list, and for bis present relief" placing Thomas
Demos the pension list, and for his present relief
placing John Lamlkin the pension list, and for tis
present reef" suthorDg theose Of the poor
the eouityof Aceomae mill adjoining the poor
house lands in the said couny"were sesersy read bird
time and passed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-10

pegs leave tr iniorD tie inhahiiants 81 Richmond
- ana stA .cirsp that she viii rrru aSCHOOI for
me INSTRUCTION Of youre ladies, WoRd6p, NE I2fh
inst ~ the residence Of Sir. Stephen u. watkins
opposite the Eagle EiotcI where follow ing branches
wiit he TAUGHT, VIZ; Reading, wiring, Aritiioelc
English Gtamnar, Ge0eTa,hy, Rhetoric, ana Cor,roZ
sioh-ais", Dfasing aud Paiaiing " different binds
tmpridefN TX its varinus hrJHcbea Fancy work Fi,-
gres, ranhcugiug &c ana Music on n. p, ano Fart.
biSS tkG' re hegs share Or pHblic patronage and
assures those pafeNts and guardians who have chit
uen /" educate, that every attention viii he paid 10
tue manners and noTais af her pupiIs together uih
her best eSe'ons tor iIsr inprot The above
menlitned hidnches. Those win mar WISH GO d ace
ebi.uf'h hndri her tuition, IGvi:ed to call her
4. the pace above mentioned.
~ Respectable references can be given,
Feb. 10. s0st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-10
TO tie Editors Of the 81. Louis Enut,rer.
United SIaIei' Canlcnne1i

- . o. teiS, NOV. q, 1870
SIR-Beihg Informed in a couunica.
ton. his day received from The Adjnlanl
an: Inspector General oiiI.c Army, :" Tia,
;"epprt Is said 10 b. going The rounds of
the newspapers, mat, in thai rart of the
army on The Missouri. aud The upper
Mississippi, the officers are in the habit
oi cutting off soldiers ears. and o,ller
wise maining them" beg leave TO
make known 10 the American pcopIe.
through the channel OF your paper. thai
no such flagitious acts have ever been
committed by any officer of The fifth re-
S'ment. The gentlemen of This corps ion
well understand The rights OF a soldier.
ana what Is due 10 their own characters.
10 lniiIci punlsismcnis mol only unIawlnl.
bat barbarous.
win The highest respect, am, gentle.
men, your olIedeU, servant,
J. SMELLING, Col. 9Th Regf.
Comm & The Posts on the Upper Mis-.
sIssippi.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-10

a III persons having claims against the estate Of
JANIS bELtChbs, dec OF Gloucester county,
va. by bond. noe thefWise ARE drs!ieS % maize
them Known TO myself, in P,tersbutg. Ma. or To- my
attorney Mr. Cars S. I"nes, Of Gloucester county va
properly authenticate as Determined dose
I't administration on tbe estate pnss,bie.
an those indebted ~ The sah estate Earnestly
sHed 1" come fofEard aud sTUls her iesueCiive
amounts, ~ infrT indulgence ard viii not be
hose claimants disTcratding dis tits notice
vii, lie plead in bar Of their claims issp.ciiveN
GrORrE A.. I'll CHfS.
Idnsi1tiStTGfOy ~ Tunes Bstschcs, dec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-10

The Report ,lcbatsd for lass days, bn
Il IS not yet fnlI, deei,d. We pr the whole
viii b. settled this DAY, in the II. OF d.
On IniHsdoy, Nv Sudeli took ibr floor. in deenrc
lis repur' AID in r,pij BarbuGr and Eiserburn.
lie Discussed the subject rprn principle and cont pid
that csui b. dragged 20 the has
IS tn FEDERAL CDurfhat this in which, the
vertgnY OF this stake that tsifing
ter Whch r hal b.sl. described by VI. Bs hour, b6
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IMPORTANT.
1srtraet Of letter, dated Vera Cruz, N
rg,uker -

rem6er %.
since writing TO you last, nothing
particular has occurred, unll The day
before yesterday, when Tie Spanish GO
Vefhmehi Drlg ITme entered lbis port,
~ 40 Gays rom Cddiz. By this ARRIVAL
%e nave received the agreeable news,
tDai 'his port VIII be opened TO all ma
tiobs' Dy decree ct Tie Cofips. THIS
measure IL to take effect ia Europe on
ne LIST January, aud here on the Isl
march consequently we shall have a
ifee commerce Tor all articles except
couoD g1ods and IL is expected they
a'so VIII he allowed. The duties are TO
pe very moderate. not 10 exceed 80 per
cent. snd as low as ~ on some goods
very bl'ls business doing here at pre-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-10
GRIA1- EANGAlNs

HgrawGre, cutlery and Ir0NMWgcrg
FNEOBGE wtTT. 70 his store on N.'n stfe,t. urniy
~ opposite tie sell Tsveih. las latgt general ARD
well seietfed 81 the ahnve mentioned af
cles Of superior qaaiiJ; and IN add'r S3afse f0N es
PrUof fcWiing Piece cupsirnmsut 1f fndrnsS Justly
celebrated Planes Vingranie Cox Iacaing Glassrs
&C &c /: all o. witch, VIII viee 81 ch1Hgng MS
Hue Of husinrss be NON selling of Vefy reduced
prices ao drug pppot lity 10 purchasers 10y @ho,e
sale 0r reai go seCuic great var sAS tiheT fof cash
of appfo, to'es. Dec 80. i..WsU0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-10

Mroycd .f,om the .Sfabte If ke Eogie intel.
o ,mStn,s ia, ~ te t a,,. Just ana rs hi, ss
high .....A"y person TsIuinine SAID horse shalt be
iessonaty rewarded
Ter. 10. "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-10

Riie PTHlfed DiniAg Sets
lust RECON IN At No. q Eagle Rn.'. fsw tine
y printed psuag ss,a--ore craze blue and srs ~.
edg Dishes- and ore hid. pressed astre Jugs aBd
Caus-which will be seld cheap
Jan t3 y. .erGAf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-10

There are spirits of al so,is mixed up
IN The opposiIon To Miss0url--so,ne Of
tbem good, but others " black spirits
and grey" Some are actuated by hu
maally some by sectional jealousy and
others by patriotic ambiiien." mong
these, II is wonderful That the clear sgli
ed Republicans of the East do not Ges
cry The old iraven Of Federalism. Who
Is He leader OF the Anti Missouri party
IN the II. If K. p! Mr.. Scrgean-Who
are their editors Messrs. Walsh, Stone.
and Dwight, the Secretary OF Hart
ford Convention. These persons uoI
satisfied 10 reniain al The foot of the lad.
DIES, have rcSoried 10 sncb means for
mounting TO The Top of affairs. TAey
would conceal The cl0vrn foot under The
cloak Of humanity. They hope 10 hide
their political sins under novel and i'm
posing party names. Surely, the Eastern
Republicans ought 10 I've aware Of this
HuSe de GueIye {; not suffer themselves to
be enirappcd by u.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-10

,E>UE ccpaunership hitherto exsuug unaer the firm
Of WILLIAM 5. CLARK q co. - IBIS "a as.
solved IN consequence of the death ct Col William S.
CLARK one the partneIs.-AH psTsons inGeAtta 70
s.td c,m aye Informed thar the payments arc &C. be
made a. the sGbsctbefs- HUiidm Ct0Th VIII di5~
ebatre All demands against said company.
rhs subscribefs having connected themselves undt5'
he nrn, II WILLIAM x DAVID ~ CLARK, ~ itis
oiace an! - DAVID ~ CLARK Co ~ Lssksvil'e,
IA. c , Lnst tie Vublic general ana sNlsHsHs
asso, igebi og sT.yLE & FANCY GOODS.
william CT ARK.
pA1iD 81. CLARK.
iGn,r'qrfia coas's9v'e, Jan. y, ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-10
PERRY AND ELLIOTT.

A M. Raf mond OF Baltimore has pub.
shed his Thoughts on Political Econ
omy" ; and The bsut has excited much
attention in lie Northern TowHs. Some
OF the papers have praised il 10 the skies.
We have mol yet seen copy OF II aud
therefore, are unable TO form any opinion,
bal from The loose extracts which We have
met with IN the newspapers. Might we
Judge from these. We should suppose that
The author al least studies originality as
much as truth. lie has tie modcsIy TO
eadeaVOr 10 slIrw HAT The most approx.
ed W,iterS ou Political Economy are alta
getter wr0ng ~ their noiiDns of national
weaIib-ibat they have entirely rislaken
the subjeci-ihat their definitions are
radically erroneous, aud consequently
their vikings are ambiguous, confused,
and RHintelGgidis." MIR. Il. treats Adam
Smltll 10 particular With very lille cere-
mOOy. Having Illus cleared the road Of
all bis competitors, he labouTs 10 estab.
Ii>h : weio systrm Of Rol1icai Eeo..Hmy
which some OF his admirers have pro.
nounced 10 be truly American. II is MAJ
niiesi That q man must have pteify
strong confidence in his own pon ere, who
Presumes 10 disparage The writings % A.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-10

JoslIaa Cuslman's plot lias exploded.
Its dark, InsidIous attempts 10 bia 81 MIR.
Holmes, and 10 array Northern party
against The South; his s!iarisaicai means,
his appeals to humanity, and il4es GIL
drd ban OF "paIr,oiic ambition" which
he held out 10 his !iieDds in Maine, have
failed. The reply OF certain members of
her legislature, published in this day :
paper) dIsappolnis all his 'pairiulic
am6ilIou. The citizens Of Name are
mol 10 be tricked in tins way They love
the Union they love Their brethren OF
the south; and they will irUwn indIs-
mainly" upon any man who attempts 10
array one part OF The Union against Tie
other. Let The other Joshua Cushaa.is
OF tilr North take timely warning. 1t
is ou'y necessary To uumask themselves :
10 lei The people see them as ley arc.
To dfa" dDwn upon them the "lndig..
mani irowns" of tie uaiion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-10
,Siaples Of he Hic6000d ycyLef

IoI"i73ta AZ NC fltCINONN -TGrEet
Tobacco. nid S IS S-ptw, S ia S-FIaur
COUNTRY, sat IA 32-ci,y. 5 3a-MeaI, 40 "A
o3c.-W heal q. a 05c.-Hcmp, S i5G Oats.
Pc Corn, l75aS2 Batter ftesb. Is a rs
Cheese good Ease
GnocERlEs Browo Sugar, s 7laII-Loaf
do Is a re Rum, w j s5r2n 81 -Ja. f.
!"r- hickey, $50 Moiasses 81 a 35r Teas :,
inIpeiialS f25 "a 10y Hysnn, s. IA Gor-Cof-
Zee, 80 SIC. Bacon. &c.. Cnt Herl,ngs, s 3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-10

John Holmes. Esq. is reelected Sem.
aior 10 represent the state al Maine i'm
Congress Tor The term OF SIX sears from
The Ash OF March u,xi.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-10

Mr. ciiuton's attack upon The officers Of the general
government seems Ikely 10 recoii upon his o~n bead
The joint committee 81 The New IOTk legislature viii
send Tor PEI sous ard papers, and silt TVS matter t.
the Bottom. Meantime, certificates are finding their
Wa into the papers ard cutting rp his charges one Nv
one The strongest Of these 10 statement undeT The hand
of Gen. J. g SWIM surveyor ofthe port 81 New 1ois
discIainng IN tue Nest solemn any niei itrenc
with The Of The custom hOuse oicefslie IS bach
by certificate from 40 The officers, who declare
that their suffrage has been fee and uncontrolled by
him or any other officer. II Is backed also by MI
Ferry, bis Deputy Who declares bai hmselt and nshy
Of the custom house officers did vote fer Mr. Clni"n
The only plarsihle charge which brought fot ard
against the bead men al Washington, vas hdnded
apon letter from 1T Van BeUten % 1T Henri neRs ;
but thai argG.,ent will scarcely hoif waieI We have
The IC;eT uself sndi fails ipfnhrly short 81 The
contents Watch had been sscr.bed u e, Tie nssi re-
presenaiicp Of thaieer vas cacpaird u r".r every
friend Of state -isif. 90 ~ c.isios pofh.scs .r@
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-10

combustible in the building where the fire
commenced was consumed. The contiguous
houses, were. however protected. The houst
butned was four stories high, aud Two room.
deep. An idea seems to prevail that the fire
commenced In the rear room of the third
stoty, by some use of oil over the fire ia pre-.
pairing quilts" dniching quilts. This fire
In tie melancholy destruction OF human life
has sheen more remarkable than any other we
recslIect in Boston. The honse, il is said,
was Inhabited by great MN Der OF persons
aud among other parts the ith story was te-
matted. From heRce, "a lad named jackson,
about IL or IA years of age, escaped from the
faties, lowering himself down lay the spout. A
woman named Taylor, having no other hope
forsafety Threw herself from the same story.
aud was 50 much Injured that she died soon
afterwards. Mr.. Patrick Jaekson. his wife
aei an aged woman, and two children perish.
ed in tue fire. What remained of the victims
eothe flames have been collected this morn
1ns, except the remains of the aged woman,
TO, which search i, nov making among the
rtins. Nest of the furniture IN the house was
ds,royed-and much belonging TO the neigh
Hfing Houses was greatly d;-maged. We
understand tbs house destroyed belonged to
Mr.. WIN. Wsich. [PuH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-10

a number of Counterfeit American half
dollars are III circu!a lion at Montreal. Ii is
SAID tnry are made OF zinc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-10

g Onr tOitecfor Dir Hs. BpGy,s, is nom tisifissS
me COMMITTEES thrsterfstd, f0ea NOffou0p, Prince
Ed"d' H. fhcri0tfG, HdibGr Pitfsglua,d0 BHckiVR-
hum fHntsrI0nd uni PD1ghofuR for ne PURPOSE
Of cGiIecfiNg arrTarf HNe 10 fhiN (Gae
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-10

SAVANNAH. JinnA.y:.2 y letter from ~
Stephens. Alabama imiorIas as that the Tom
beckDe Bs.k was robbed of so 575 dollars on
the 18th "i last month. Ills supposed. thai
ihe Bank was entered by fa'se ksy. -Four
thousdud SIN hnnditd and fifty dollars Of a
mexican gold were taken aud the ,esidre
wisi IN To'abecl-he and other notes A ~,
ward OF two thcnSautt dolats has been offered
by the Cashier Of Tie Bank, Tor The recovery
oi the money and conviction OF tie thief
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-10
nc, IRON BRANCIIBANK

~ " ~ ptNTAAss-ii - ANN.
Among The documents, recently pub.
islied, relating to The Bank Of the United
States, we find, on the 2S,h May. 1919,
its capital was distributed amoag IL off,
ces that The Baltimore Branch had near
SIX millions, Richmond near two millions,
Charleston DO. N. Orleans ito Cincinna-
Il traction less than two millions and "a
halt, Louisville over one miiliOn-whilc
there were due 10 the Boston b anch
1872. 1926 20 THIS redounds TO The ere.
dit OF Bostonians, aud it gives US plea,
sure TO notice this fact. G..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-10

Nj. Joshua Cnshnian has acquired eciqs
enough To give ms name 10 4 party. We had
letter from Washington last h,eht. which
SAWS =" there are reasons 10 belle e that ;le
tasismanites in CoAgiess may ,ct b,-,ti >sp-
positeJ, a"d Justice tie done ay aIaa;sta..
missouri damn: tins Sc. son-aiew days eegvie
II terniiuates.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-10

Thomas Scam has been appointed AT
torDey al the Uniied States Tor The Dis
'rici OF Columbia, wee IFale1 JOnes, re-.
signed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-10

The mayor of New York bpss leave 10 ar
kh"wledge The receipt Of loo from ih- ORR
GERS OF TIE Uni'ed States ship HORNET ior
Tie reliet OF The ppur who atr La disIIess Tor
want ct fuel and IN h.ha!f of Eis fellow CT,
iIzenS 10 thank The gallant and generous con
tribdtors iGr their donation. The mayor
Wouid not do justice TO his feelings, did IN
hoteApress The particular Satisfaction with
which he has received This Charity. Ii is an
ad-iiionai evidence that bravery dssd geuerns
{. are cohcShitant virtues The officers of
ti'e Hornei may be assured, evr,S care shall
,r takea That HER benevolent intention shall
pS MINUTES aha nat no rers1n sitsL paItake
OF this b0uulS witasa, kno.iny 10 ,.ho,.. Inn
inaIiiy IL rs Uwirs. IN. l. Com. ddc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-10

ALEXANDRIA. %. CO. Feb. 6-On Sa
turday mofnng last, the ice above The
Potomac bridge began TO move, forcing
Itself under the bridge In sucL uncommon
large bodies, as Ia excite some llIile APP
prelensjoh Tor lis safely : The ice however
utd no damage, exccp, starting two or
tAree Ut The piles near the middle OF the
bridge, and this without rendering the
passage Ior moment in The least preca
Tious-
This is, without doubt, The severesl
tSiai the bridge lla, ever had to encounter
from the ice.
lha navigation IS FAR upas Alexandra,
IL now entirely open, aud, ne believe,
Will, Ia len OF fiii.cn days be the same
as high as GeVrstInwm. .Aierand,lan.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-10

II The communication ircm " ashinstoD CT
the la s.ncstion OF tbe Journal OF Il. 81 a. came
10 hand last night; and siaiicertsini, appear.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-10
PRICE OF STOCKS

Bank of NHeihia. rs
Farmers Fsdnk Of Va.............sS
nanx ...'.....-..--... loo iO1
Marine Stock -. 50
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-10

IT We are aGih,'ized to state, thai JOSEPH G
CAbELI Esq snl be candidate at the neat election.
Tor tiis lstfet wLiLb he a1u fspiesrrts snae
consisting 81 The scuniiss VG AiLtiaafe, AluLeisi,
GoOcbiand. Neison anu Fiuvaana.
II Mr.. Elliot, late President OF the University Of
South Carolina, uavDg resigned, ID. 1nvn,ess Cooper
VII" was previously among the number Of its ytofes
ssts has been appointed Pfesidsai, with salary of
S,oe0 per annnu.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-23
Attempt AT NAIL ROBBERY.


As the southern mail cart was coming 70
this place, on Saturday morning last, be-
tween two and three o'clock, about = miles
from town, near thicket of pines, the
driver was suddenly alarmed by the appear
apce Of three men rushing forth and calling
ont 10 him to stop. The suddenness Of
their appearance and cries alarmed bis
horses, and with great presence OF mind he
wheeled then, around, and made the best
ofbis way back 10 farm house, about halt
a mile in the rear. One Of the persons en-
ragged in The business, cried out 10 bis COM
papior TO shoot him, which be attempted to
do, but The pistol fortunately flashed, and
he escaped, unhur,. It appeared when
the driver came on in the morning, alter
uay lish, that fence bad been made across
the road. and that the robbers had inter-
cepted Two negro men. whom they had tied
to trees to prevent their giving alarm. by
the description given by the black men. OF
the persons who confined them. that they
we've three lriShmen, dressed in blue clothes
--one of them tall man; another marked
With the small pox; the thirdnot so well see"
as to be recognised, The driver deserves
grea, credit TOR his conduct in thus saving
the mail, and thereby, no doubt consider
able amour, OF property.
PS. Since writing the above, we learn
that three men, of suspicious character,
made their appearance in Town, on Satur-
day morning, offering for exchange North
Carolina and Virginia paper, which indu-
ced belief that they were the persons en-
gagged in this business; and it being ascer-
tanned that they had taken passage for
Washington, ia one OF the packet boats,
which ply between the two places, an tx.
press was dispatched to Washington, and
they have been taken into custody. From
the description given by DR.. Saunders oil
the persons who committed the robbery on
BIN, in Southampton, we are inclined to
believe the persons now apprehended are
the same.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-23
FOREIGN NEWS.
LONDON. FEB. 26.


arSrdrs uuur nus morning this important
document was received. Ii appears in the
Frankfort German Gazette Of the 10Th inst.
Gut neither signatures nor date are attached
10 it. There can be no doubt, however, of
is official character, and OF its being the au-
then;ic manifesto of the emperor Of Austria,
as TO his motives and objects in marching a
military force upon Naples.
The declaration is dated Vienna, Feb.
s Is II commence with narrative of the res
tOraton OF the kingdom of Naples, in the
year 1916, by the immediate assistance Of
the imperial arms, 10 the government of its
legitimate king. Il then aludes to the sect
of the Carbonia, and shows the conspicuous
part which it had in preparing the way for,
and concentrating the recent revolution. 1t
next narrates the transactions which marked
and followed that event, and the alarming
situation Of the king. We give the remain
der of this Important document entire:
These events made great sensation in
all Italy, and gave just alarm to all the
neighboring soyereigns, who could not dis
semhls, that The internal peace and welfare
of their states were endangered by such an
example.
Ills majesty the emperor was soon con.
viaced that the peace and tranquility Of
Italy would he destroyed for long time, if
the authors Of an inexcusable rebellion were
allowed TO sacrifice the Sicilian monarchy
10 their absurd presumption; and however
painful il must be to his majesty TO interrupt
The progress Of the measures which be was
pursuing tor the welfare OF his subjects, and
lay new burden on his finances, he could
not bu, sacrifice every thing to the perfor-
nance OF his most sacred duties. The as,
sembling Of an army in Upper Italy was
absolutely necessary, and is acknowledged
TO be so by all frienls of orde, in Ecrope.
lis bene6cient effects in Italy, and even Ma
piles itself, are recognised in all Italy.
" His majesty went TO rr,ppau to discuss
viih bis allies affairs no! interesting 10 Aus
tria alone, but TO all Europe. Though par
liculaI relations and motives hindered the
British government from par.aking in the
hdrsEer resolutions Of the other courts, and
admitted the accession oil the French court
only under certain conditions, his majesty
had the great satisfaction of finding himself
perfectly agreed with the monarchs Of Rus
sia and Prussia on the question in debate, T.
that the difference OF position and
Iioce sding could not affect the harmony Of
fhe Europeae courts in the uniformity Of
tneir wishes and exef tons.