Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-15

hte IN defence al liberty. He was decldrA
Il siiiztn by acciaMat,on.
A Va. Same STING. letters wrre read
from ,~o po.iIrdl writers o! Paris. Mr..
Biston ana NJ. F,alch,u. which request
e The Pdrl,au,eai In accept oi certain
1ashs i,ey had written respecting the
deliberations OF the Allied Sogeieigns al
Iroppa1. The Parliament ordered The
work l. be translated and printed, and
ihs Originals Ia be deposited in The Ma
'ioaal Library.
letter was then read IRON the Duke
OF Ascot IN which tins aged Uobleinan,
one ~ lhe Oldest friends and servants 81
King Ferdinand, solicited permiss,0i Ia
rye IN Tie national array for tie defence
ut The couatiy and the relgning dynasty.
The hall and The gal!eIicsIrsoundrJ w,th
pidudits. aul the letter was ordered To
b mentioned ~ The journals Ut the
House.
Nunberless petitions were received
from Individuals, king tp be allowed To-
ra;se comI,anie>--amd baiiallions, 10 be
equipped al private expense, wcrc offered.
Al The same time, the iGlipaiug decree,
sanctioned by the Prince Regent, WAS re
~ tered: p" In cons dvratinn ~ III adj.
dress al The three kWndred Caiabrians, who
armed aut equipped al their own expense,
and really 10 meet The enemy, and II * Ia
be posted at the most dangerous pass of
fhe frontiers. thai they may CLOSE u with
Their bodies and sacrifice their lives for
national honour, The Parliament accepts
| the offer of the said lhree hundred Gala
bF,ans, who shall be organized in one
corps and put al the disposal of the E,e4
cuiive government
The Dia Ui Rome OF 2li Of Frbru-
| AIRY, gives the details OF lhe incursion of
the three hundred R0man-, who assem-.
bied In the NespOlian territory, then en-
'rred HE papa! domlninuS proceeded 10
Ancrrno, there hoisird the three colomr.,
ell iiag, proclaimed the Spanish CunsiI.
| tnhhn, ahd posed NJ. in The name al the
f'atFidfic Society oftAc Roman State. proc
iamalians inviiing all Their country mvm
! To JOIN them. From Ancoruo, ih,y GRO So
ell The river Ironto and proceeded TO
OG'da and the DcIshbouring towns, hire
also they raised the standard OF The Gun
s'i'uiinn. They penetrated "a far rs ri.
pairanZone. large and vel! fortified c.
| ty,"here they did the >0mr,s having cv.
| cry where set al liberty all persons i'm
| prisoDed Gil account o. political opinions.
The commanded Ascoli according to
! the Papal Gazette, marched against
| Them al The heat of the troops u: HIS
! Holiness and obliged them 10 retreat
upon OEida Three of them were taken
and consigned 10 the ptisons oi Asroli.
On the 10th o February, six thousand
n'nSkcfS from NOnem, Nere seiz ID OF noarn
a ltaRovetlan slap, which entered The
port of B!lboa. ia Spain. Tie Spanish
authorities, considering this caigp as
suspicious, ordered II 10 he deposited
und"r guard ~ The Convent Of Carmel
lies, until lis destination aud HE purpos.
Tor which il had been sent TO Spain.
| Should be asceriaincd
Many OF The most distinguished ladies'
OF Naples, have fniiawei the example of
the Princess Royal, in making gii Of
their diamonds IN The national treasury
Whom the parliament assembled 10
hear the COMMUNICATIONS from Laybach.
an immense crowd OF citizens collected
about the hall. Such were the excite
ment aud impa;ience of the people, tina,
the Parliament, IN order TO crafty them
HE sooner, went by unanimous consent,
INTO the open square, 10 finisi, The sitting.
The acclamatlons Of the public continued
Tor hours after it's termination.
a PARIS, March l7.-Extraci Of Let
te dated Vienna, March 8. Since il has
appeared certain that the chiefs of the
ruling party al Naples have resolved on
defending themselves to The las. ex,rcm-
lily. new movements are observed among
The troops stationed i'm The interior III
Austria and of Hungary. Considerable
hodIes are even setting out for italy for
the purpose of forming echeioas of CON
municaiiOn between LOmbardy and The
army of Gen. Frimont. THIS General
must have renowned the rnitaiipn of
Gen, Bianchi, who, in 1915 penetrated
rapidly by The route of Terracina upon
Naples. because he felt assured of the
support OF great party among the Nea
poiiiaus bat one battle gained in The
AbruZzl will prove more decisive than a
hazardous march for, even supposing
that ii does not Immediately oprn Iic
road to the capital, il will bring The Aus
TRANS nearer TO the great plains of Pug
liz, where il will lie in communication
with The ports OF Austria, Dalmalia, aud
kagusa. II is also probable, there be-
ing nothing TO fear from The Nrapoliian
navy, that The Austrian general may draw
succours from Hungary by these ports.
Pescara once passed or taken, there IS
not single city from thence 10 The
guilt OF Tarentum ila, can possibly stand
siege.
The foriresses of AnrOna, Of Camacbio,
OF FerraLs, and of MAMMA, filleI with d.,
pots of provisions and artillery Of
reserve, form so connected llue, that u
is scarcely possible The communication
between Austria aud the army acting a.
gainst Naples should experience any ser
rious difficulty, even il the Cdrbonafi Al.
tempt 10 realize their threat Of an iDsnr~
IectioD IN the rear Of HAT army; but.
hitherto, neither the Roman States nor
the Tnscans manifest any hostile dlspo-
sitlon towards our troops.
MADRID, March lO.-We harm from
Cad!z That the guarding of the prisoners
confined IN The depot Of ST, Ferdinand, on