Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-18


TIE var in Naples has disappointed
lie wOrli. II has lasted two weeks
The affair OF i;ieti was on The III, March.
The Convention OF Capua was sigHed OH
the 20ih.
We must receive the details with some
liitlr caution. They are mostly from
AUSTRIAN sonrces.--Wiih The exception IF
Tie hisl Bulletin, purpntling to be writ
Ten by Gen. Prpe al Casiii iii Sargro. we
have very LILLE from the Neapnli,aus.
ihe details ct the war, as well AS of The
peace, are vague aud c0tiiradictorv.-
According 10 the Ausirian bulletin, The
Neapoitans made no resistance al The
passes Of the Appeniues. They did
not stand th>ir ground" and "ihrcw
themselves INTO lie mouuiains." At the
tort OF AnirOducO, some cannon vas
hTed--" Tor some tnomtnis the fire was
very brisk. IL was late, and The enemy
protiled of The nigh, 10 escape into The
hnuH,ains." But according 10 the Nea.
pollan bGilriln, lne " defiIe Of Anirodu-
CO VAS defended With cxtreWc RAZOR by the
brave General Russo, whose troops
fought veil 'mi our troops we're over
come by numbers, and The defie vas
Carried. "A private letter from Naples
sides With The Austrian account, and
" declares that even The deiiits IL An
tEOdaco, where a few men nOuld lave
sutticrd Ia arrest the progress at a
whole corps of The enem,, were a.
bandOned precipitaiely "a ccoIding to
The accounts before Va, the Neapolilans,
from this moment 10 the conclusion OF
The war, manifested 10 decision. Mi
drop OF blood seems 10 have been split.
The troops deserted Their leaders al Mag
uano, aud al Capua they rrbPlIed, aHd
compelled Their Ulcers 10 permit them TO
lay down their arms, aud disperse TO their
homes. The officers wele true ia their
cause but OF what avail we're the skill
and lnlrepidily Of Pep, CaTascusa, aud
FIIagieri. if HE Royal Guards deserted
lllpm, aud extended their irearhtry a /.
moug the legiona,ies and provincial
militia, " o are represented by G0u, P's
bulletin 10 have constituted ile corps uiIy
der his CommSAd
This mighty war winds ~ with the
convention OF Capua. According 10 Que
account, II Was al CapUa that The Prince
Regent held council Of Var, witch de-
cided bin TO dlSpotcb FsrdrIIs 10 Fl0r
renee on mission TO Tie King. Agreea-
DIy 10 another account the Prlnce Regent
Was III Naples, where the news OF one
deserliOD alier another was brought hv
courlcrs these were communicated by
him to I've Parliament an1 u was Tier
who adopted the resolution OF scndiug al,
address TO lie King.
Let These details, howeRer,y vary as much
~ they can, the conclusion IL undoubi~
ed-ihe VAR is over. The revolution is
terminated. The Neapoi6os have DIS.
appointed both irrnds aud foes. We
cannot name them in the same brcntl,
with he Dutch, The SWISS, The EenciinnS
al tie league Of Cdmbray, or The Amcu-
can troops. Lei US allow them eveTy ex.
cuse which they may cldim thai Ihcy
wcre al first betrayed by tie RI, al
Guard, ihat their corps principally con-
-rted Of rdw aud u@dlsciplneJ militia.
That lbey we're OVinumbefed aud over
"h'imcG hy 'he masses ol thc ,ncmy
It'll, these will not be sufficient T. clsar
I Asni 81 the inpu'dN0u OF waui spirit, OF
10 want IS Zrdl 10 the cause Oi liberty
/ Cosestd by Ueir deGles, aud avaiiln,
I 'heHschts of I've advantages Of The Cue
'sa "ai.a'e, ihry 0oGlI have achieve,