Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-18

prevent you from suffering il 10 b CONT,
italy read. This same view being :
addressed to the Ministers of the ,wo 81
powers. you will please, sir. to ~.
more particularly with them the usa NV
shall be made Of it.
Receive, Sir, the assurances of nv
perfect consideration. [Sisn.t
Of The first results Of lhe Conf,.,,,,
Trypau. ''''n''
The events Of the 9th of March in G..
those OF the Cd Of judy in Po,,,,a,II paG
catastrophe at Naples, necessary =" nv u
ced, amongs, all those who bad an t s'
the tranquility Ol nations, a deep srn,'
OF inquIetude and pain, AMI desirs ,o "0
and cooperate to avert from Europe =, III" !"
evils ready to burst upon her. ." |"
II was natural thai this desire and =.
sentiment should he more lively in N.
vefnments which not long ago had c.nona
er the revolutionary spirit, and who s,s
at this day re-appearing triumphant
II was still more natural that. to rsnr
it a third time, these governments .t+
have recourse 10 the means which lhsv /.
SO happily employed IN the m.mc,,I
struggle, in which Europe had seen n.
break the yoke under which il bad gro,rs
for tw enty years.
Every thing authorised the hope, fl,
this union of the principal powers. iora.
in midst of circumstances the most =;
.icai, crowned with the most briliap, ~
cesses, perpetQaied finally by the act, y
1914, 1915, and I8i8-that this uuisO
which has prepared. founded. and comps
ted the paci6cation OF the world. bayno|
delivered The Continent from the mil,,,S
cespotism exercised by the man Of the R.
volution, would. in like manner, deliver a
from new power, not less tyranuical sh]
not less disastrous-from the power Of crirl
and Of revolt.
Such have been the motives and the o.
ject of the Congress OF Troppau. The f,|
ought to be so generally felt as not to :.
quire longer explanation: the latter kJ
honorable and so useful that the wishe, h
all must, without doubt, accompany N
Allied Courts in their noble enterprise
The task which duties and engagemes
the most sacred impose upon them, is w
and difficult; but favorable presages PEREZ
the INTO believe, they wiRbe able to accOil
plish it, by acting in the spirit OF the Tni|
ties, by which they had restored peace \
Europe. AMI established general aIlauo
among all the European governments.
The Allied Powers have availed th'u|
selves OF an incontesiable right, in deeii
ing to take common measures Of precaulI
and restraint (repression) towards stats
the confusion of which wrought by rtvo|
regarding it only in the light Of an exampl
would be an act hostile TO all legitimat 10
stitutions and governme nts; towards stas
which, above all not content with kiI
own calamities, seek by their agents TO COM
municate them to other countries, and Cd
deavor there to introduce disorders and il
surrection.
The position and the conduct OF The,
states constitute a manifest infracti0n OF "
sovehant, which guarantees to the Earopa
governments, with the integrity Of their ~
ritories, the maintenance Of those paos
relations, the first effect Of which is 10 Il
clude even the idea of their doing cad
other an injury.
This irrefragable fact ought to
the point Of departure Of the Allis
Cabinets. In consequence, the Plei
potentiaries, who could receive
Troppauthe orders Of their sovereign'
have determined between them. on
submitted TO the deliberations of ilI
courts of Paris anG London, the prir
Ciplcs to be followed towards state
who submit to violent alteration
the form of their interior regime.
we'll as tie means, whether OF concili'
ton or Of f"rce, proper to restore
the bosom of the alliance such of the'
states as they can exercise a salutar
and efficacious agency upon.
As the revolution at Naples strik'
deeper root every day; as no oth'
menaces more sensi'lIy and immedlat
~ the tranquility of the neighbour!
states or can be reached by ways moi
direct or prompt. the convenience al
necessity are admitted of making
the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies q
immediate application Of the principle
which have been indicated.
Before dismissing. with regard
him, measures Of a conciIiatory natur
the Sovereigns present at Tr"ppa
have addressed to his SiciIianMaJe''
an invitation to join them at Laybsc.
a step the only object of which o. p
hcen to set free the will of his MaJes,'!
and to engage him to interpose y
mediation between his deluded poop
and the countries whose repose tl'e
compromit.
Decided not TO recognize govern