Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-10
FOREIGN.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

BOSTON, April by the arrival a,
this port, on Saturday evening, of pack
ct ship Falcon, capt Lewis, in Sc DAYS
from Liverpool, whence she sailed On the
22l OF February. Liverpool papers to
that date have been received al Mer-
chants Hall. containing intelligence from
London 10 Tue goth OF the same month,
being Dine days later than we're brought
by The Rasselas. Although the import
aui Intelligence relative 10 the descen, ell
the Austrian army upon Naples, as con
tanned III previous advices, is not official.
ly announced, and thereby rendered GER
Tain beyond doubt; yet there is good
reasons Tor believing it 10 be correct
The " Holy Alliance" formed to maintain
The peace OF Europe, will therefore have
taken the ti.s, steps 10 involve the powers
OF 'he continent in a reialiatory and san
Culinary war, az il cannot be supposed
that Naples will insloriously submit TO
the tic'ation OF foreign sovereigns.
The affairs OF the Queen remain much
in the same stale "a al last da,e.. There is
evinced byth ministerial party in par.
Lament, disposition 10 deprive her MAJ
jesiy Of what are considered her Just rights.
although no intention is expressed Of
any additional measures of persecution.
Mention Is made in Spanish papers Of
ID Feb. of the discovery of plot AT
Madrid TO overthrow the existing govern.
mcni, which had created considerable
agitation. Printed handbilIs of sedti-
OBS character had been distributed. the
authors OF which were detected and ar
rested. Ii is possible that this has given
rise TO the paragraph contained IN the
Courier, Informing of general insurrec-
iion al Madrid.
LONDON, Feb. 1--we have received
Paris papers OF Monday last, but thew
remove IN no respect The uncertainty
which sill prevails respecting the adj.
vance of the Austrian army in Italy,
Some extiacls from private letters will be
found under the head of Paris papers
one of which, from Lay bach, contains q
singular specimen OF The sentiments.
political and social, which are entertain,
ed and avowed by the Emperor Of Aus.
trla. His majesty, lseems, was waited on
by The Professors of The Lycenm or COL
lege OF Laybach but instead of commend.
ing their advancement, in literature, or
observing upon The happy influence
Which The promotion and extension OF
learning must exercise upon the well be-
ing OF society, this enlightened monarch
referred them 10" he times that are
SOHS ipt ~ CUU-
duct. lie cautions them against embrac,
ing any ideas that bear the mark OF novel
ty, and that are noi sanctioned by the
venerable rust o. antiquity. "Siick 10
what is old, SAYS this wise Emperor
" whatever is old is good, so our ancess
tors found il, aud why should moi we 2"
lie further assured them that with learn
ing they had no concern whatever; for,
exclaimed this monarch, {" want not
learned meU, want only good sub jects."
Iu fine, be concluded his gracious address
TO these Instructors OF youth, that If he
found any one of them presuDing TO en-
terrain novel opinion, he should certsin,
~ send him packing. We eulreat The
particular attention of our readers 10 This
precious moroccan; Ill will throw light
clear and satisfactory upon the preten-
sions OF this Emperor and his allies TO
control the destinies OF many millions Of
Her iGIIow creatures, not only among
lleir own subjects, but among people,
" hon Providence had in its mercy pre-.
served from such rulers.
LONDON, Feb. l7.-The Paris papcfs
of the l4th inst. arrived this morning
Being The anniversary Of the assassma
ion Of the DUKE de Berri, il was cele- |
hrdied With all due solemuity. The shops |
we're all shut. and the several Journals
have announced that nonewoud be prin.
led on that day.
The Funds decline. The Five per |
Cent. Cousos ieh off on Tuesday al 80 |
fr.--Bank Actions, 1 .465.-rhe follow
ng are extracts
FRANKPoRT, Feb. 9.-The Istcst let.
ers from Laybsch mention a Declsra-
ion Of King Ferdinand, IN consequence