Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-01


liar measures TO strengthen her easse.
Prices Of Stocks at London, 5th Janwarv az
l o'e!oek-3 Per Cent. Red.70 80 Per Cent.
79t & Per Cent. 81 i; Omnun l Prm.
Cous for cp'g. 7i3
English Wheat. 80 n SIS. foreign 5ia CPS. ::
fine Flcnr. so a SIS.
In consequence OF the stoppage of the nav
igstion by ice, little business had been done
in London for several days. and prices were
nominal.
From the severity of the frost the inland
nav igation is so much impedpd BY the ice,
that The barges aud other craft were unable
to work.
In the MOI th of Scotland, there has been no
heavy tall Of snow. that in tue clens o, vail
lies. between the hills. il is at least ten feet
l" depth, and many sheep had been buried
under il.
LONDON, Jan. SIZE are wifhout any fresh
arrieais from France a Flanders null hoc.
ecer, uith Brussels papers TO the 2Sih inclusfrcs
has reeehed our office his morning their conisnts
are ar. Of no Pet'fieaf Importance An article from
Inr,h, Of December -, Speaks Of The positions
Of rhdt ne rectircd sererai days ago. 81 pri.
rate letter from thnt capital dated thee duys
later ftdn the account in the Brusris papers ,ce
tsarn that nothing new had franspired there as to
the intentions Of Austrd but hnt tie King of Sar-
dinia kad giren great oHsnce to The Emperor by
his refusal to fdfss part ia the proceedings rhicL
are contemplated by The Allied .Sorneigns. an
trho knc,c ihe peculiar situation of that monarch
FOR there as. ia the Suites of Piedmont more con,
6ustibie meaer fhan in any ether part Of the
Continent
A letter from Rome says Amid he ,cari;ke
prepard ions wI,tch surround 0ur cOuafru IRE c.-
finue 10 indulge the hope that IRE shall not be
embroa'ed report ras an circulation for a short
time thut ia the erent Of a rar betwecn Austria
cad Naples. fhe Neopoiitan troops acouid attempt
to sfrks the fri 6to'o. and enter our Territory
before the austrian troops could arrire; 6ui these
aPprfkensi"ns are happily remored By an aSsur.
asce that the allied Sovereign, are unanimous in
fheT IRISH TO open negotiation wiih The king of
Hap1s, whach' IL as to De hoped, nW supersede
the necessity Of an appeal 10 the sr0rd.'
TURIN, Dec. 10 Tie preparations for
,ed' proceed with increased actirify aud it
rs tie general opinion here that hosiiGtses wiii
commence withfn month after the arrival Of
tie ring # Naples at Laybach. IL being. an.
dcrstood that the Emperor IF Austria miN
admit of no modification Of tie cono;tio,
'ohich p'escri6es the appointment IF LIE.
gisiatire Chamber Of Nobility in Naples.
Uhich the Neapohioms seem pariiculariy a.
veyse to. The AUSTRIAN army has. ritkiu
the last fortnight, made seccrnl movements.
and ii 'serpected to pass the Pc at,nost i'm,
medi0teiy. The actual force nop embodied
dues not amount TO 100 600 nae,,, 5ut REIN
Jorce,nents daily arrive from Lombaydy and
Venice and whem eli the troops are assem-.
6led they nil amount to more than 200 OGO
only one hdF Of ,chich has been employed
against Naples. tie other will remain as am
army of observation at the (oot of the lAips
beyond The ,iUer which separates rs fom Loms
6a,Iy. Whatever may be the issue of The
differences 6etTeen Austria and tie King.
dom Of Ike Imo Siciiies, and of tie evcnts
Which threaten the south of Italy, our Court
seems to ao'de Cy ats resolution Of maintaining.
a strict neutrality
VIENNA. Drcember I9.-Onr Emperor
,ciH a'r1re here from Iroppan on the 2sth !;
6ut tie Emperor Alexander ,UiH not be here
M the first January, because he ,ciH stop at
H1emster to pay a visit tn the Cardinal Arch.
dixie Rudolph Ectes are preparing for the
Sorereigns. 6nt they DiH 6e very short as IL
cannot be doubted that their .7fajesties wiN set
out almost Immediately for Lau6uch. in Ca
,''nth'a. tohere the king Of Naples is expected
6y The 22d Of January The preparations
for ,oar are carried on ,Dithou iutsrn.issjor.
Count WarmLrand, High Chamberlain TO the
Empress, left IroPpau on tie i2M fo, "
enna.-W. D'Ou6rit. Russian Counsellor
of Stale, arrived on the l9th f,om Florence.
FRANKFORT. Dee 27.-Great anrieiu
as excited to learn the contents Of the proto-
| col of the Conference at Troypau whicA the
Cabinet Of Vienna has addressed to aU its
diplomatic agents at Foreign Courts. II is
knopn That the affairs Of Naples form Me
only subject of them, and that then strongIy
| condemn the principle Of revolutions made by
our armed force, and of constitutions there
am posed upon Sove,eign..
The great German Courts hare cor,muni.
Gated to all tho States of The Confederation.
by the medium of their Ministers to tie Ger-
man Diet their 0ieDs respecting the revolu-
tiOn an Naples, Spain aud Portugal, and
their firm resolution to oppose all changes of
Government ~hich mag take place an conse
quence Of intn,rectionS.
The German Diet will shortly have TO de
libcrate on subjects OF The bighe Il importance
Most of the Ministers who form par. of thai
assembly have already received fresh insttuc>
tons from their respective Governments :
Ii is affirmed that law respecting the press
is In agitation which will be made bind;no
for all the States which compose the Conted-
Grafton. As for the military affairs, the dis
cussion OF them will probably be again adj.
jonrned for time.
BRUssELs, December 30.-Yesterday morn.
ing at 5 o'clock. dreadful fire broke out in
the palace OF the Prince of Orange which en-
iiTely consumed that fine building in spite of
the most prompt assistance of every kind.
and the extraordinary zeal and courage OF
Tie citizens, who were eager In show their af-
fecfion to the Prince and Princess by the
most extraordinary efforts TO stop the progress
of the flames.
Her Imperial Hishness the Princess of
Orange bore this distressing event with a
courage worthy The sister of the Emperor
Alexander.
The Prince has sent liberal assistance TO
the persons injured during their exertious at
the fire, who receive IN the hospital all pos
sible assistance.
LONDON. Jan 4.-The whole of the Paris
papers which have been in arrear from
Tuesday to Sunday last inclu sive, arrived
yesterday.
Nj Raves has been selected Nv the King
from list OF five presented TO his Majesty
To be President of the Chamber of Deputies.
The Chamber has elected for Vice Presi.
dents, NJ Nj de Bouvlle Ghifflet, Blanquet
de Baillnei. and Bonnet aud for Secretaries