Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-04
VOL. XViI.-- NO. 40.

formation, prepared during lie space Of
twenty years, would not BE- cancels a
tnronyh their fault or inprudencr,-If
NE h'ng bad solved 10 ga 10 Laybach.
ne could have 10 ether object than To
reiu'e The caiumuies 1T the enemies Of
Naples 10 assure The happiness OF The
Kingdom by means OF Independence 10
maniies, to the universe that when he SO,
ms seal To 'hr Constitution Of Span. il
"as MOI tear, but The love OF glory that
guided his hand"
ia. Neapolltan papers of the last OF
december contain Tie minutes, (pul,lish-
e' Nv au'n"riiy) at long Conference
between Prince MetterDicb. The prime
minist'r 81 Austria, aud Prince. C,ni,iJ,
Who had been sent by The Neapuli,an
Parliament oman extraordinary mi.sion
10 ne Russlaa Emperor, bur was slammed
al VIENNA. The dialogue is too long tor
us TO copy al present. but some of lis
ieaIing pein's may be mentioned.
ih' Neapolitan envoy rspresenlrG.that
,hough The revolution in Naples shoald
be admitted o have been lnstigated bv
Tue Carbouari, yet il had clra,iy became
the work OF the whole nation ths, t,ouoh
!, should be admitted to have been re-
prehensibie IN IL origin and mode of
accnhpi'shntH'-set Il Was done and
could mol be recalled or abroga,.d.-Ihe
AIRES sh"ulu, Therefore, III pind nee, law
'neir account with IL as "A question Of Jacf.
Heftef h'ch Insisted that, allowing !, 10 be
e",'''eieu IN an existing, established
o'"e' OF th'rSS,-all"wing that the new
government was resolved 20 abstain fron,
all 'anpering and violence with oii,er
states, and In case of being attacked To
make desperate resIstanc.-v.t the
example OF The revolution. If il w re t,,le
fateo ana permitted !, Il urish. we,,in lie
100 dangerous Tor IN, rrsr nf Tire norld
ne tohiag'oo would spread Without Do-
si'iNe eaoF's 10 iDoculate - dples vac
therefore 10 be treated al all events. like
ne theatre OF physI, al peSlil.ncr. lu
D' puiihed and Insulated the means of
communication between Der and lie
hedHhy countries must be preyenied ~
once.-Upon this priuciple would ,he
aiiirs act; They would p..s rye ancient
Institutions against whatever attack rom
i"noVaiorS and sectarics.-The re, oiuiio;,
III question was The work at "a r.prul,aIe
sect aud seducrd army -rhere wa4
Que course bS which reconciliation mieit
oe I'll c'ed.-" impiOre the ktng 10 ne,
sumo me re'ns "i government as .rmt ~
~ uH oS corr martial, the PepeS, the
'I0rctis and The NinickinaS item
will death within ,wen,, -four hours altar
Judsu,ut-de, iare the Ca,bona,iar,,.II
the 9ther political secls guilty of hich
TREASON -aanul and stigmaiIze all tb.,
ptfh "oHt as The work OF violence and .
ireason.-The Emperor will moi absndou$
his principles nor lie interests of the yoM
part "i ms own subjects, 10 piPasr he
TOOLS ana designing ;neu Uho have thrown
your country into MISUNDERSTANDING or
one hundred thousand tlonps are prensr
eu 10 na'ch al the first signal. When
ttn'tife tema' ked that, IN such case
btood ~o"td b. she'd. Melternich repl,ed2
hly dear Z. luce; btood miH be shed I
cannot dens 1t ii wit FjU in Naples. aud
THOSE VII be answerabr Tor il, " so nave
disturbed their country aud sacrificed II
10 personal ambition. YOU nav publish
on conceal the 'enor of this convrrs.iIop.
Just as you please" Nat en-