Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-22

returned to Turin at the head of the troops
commanded by General Latour, that the i'm
surScntS have thrown themselves into the
citadcls OF Turin and Alcssandria. 1t is ad-
ded that the wishes OF the nation recall Vic
tor Emmanuel tn the Capital.
NAPLES, March GA part OF the Aus
trian army already assembled in our neigh
borhood has this morning entered the capital.
We admired the fine conduct of these troops
who, during their long march from the from
tiers to Naples, have observed the strictest
discipline. All the corps passed thro' Toledo
Street To de'.e before the Kings Palace,
where were the Regent Duke OF Calabria
and his brother the Prince of Salcrno An
immense concourse of people expressed
their applause of the King, and saluted with
Joyous acclamations the troops of his August
ally.
Proclamation Of The Dtke Of Caiabria
The patcrna intentions of the King, my august
father, have been fully made known to me in his last
communications, which were addressed to me from
Florence, under the date of the 18th current, and
which were brought 10 me by Lieutenant General
ardea. consider IT not only for the glory of his
Majesty, but also useful in creating confidence TO
communicate the same by literal transcript.
Dear Son-l have received the letters YOU en-
trusted 10 Gen. Fardela learn with great SORROW
by tho contents of those of the l3th all that you
have explained to me respecting the state in which
| my well beloved subjects are placed. The reason
ngs into whichyou enter would seem to poin. at me
as the cause of the evils of the which acts my
| Kingdom.
Il was precisely for the purpose OF avoiding those
evils that employed my cares, and that TO
You from Laybach the letter dated the 9Th of Jan.o
winch unfortunately attention was paid. Hostili-
ties nave been conmiitedby troops, without pro-
'ocauon and even in contempt of my proc amaton
OF sd Feb The troops of my august allies arrived
| as friends; the SovcTeigns had declared il. | ex-
pcitiy announced their intentions and mine To
whom ought Tic disasters TO be attributed 10 whom
\ does blame attach
| The allied powers and myself did every thing in
our power to render evident the unfortunate circum-
| stanceo which mypcoplc were exposed. We offered
tue means oil dvoidE thcm,and made known that the
welfare and advantage of M kingdom required, and
that reason dictated, the immediate abandonment of
all me innovations, which had been made but |
iound to my deep regret, that the Inaonanimous
voice OF the august Congress and my patenai wish
cs were not listened 10 and that blind obstnacv has
caused the most iruiilcss and most fatal resistance
To every thing Suggested for the safety and tY,,c in
| tcrrst of the state.
For cnce listen TO tho vocn Of an afcc;ipnatc f.
| therj such have always been, ard such my well
beloved subjects vii, always fluid mo Do not lose
sight OF my celebrations, OF The desires and the wish
es have expressed TO YOU, Nv letter Cro.i Law
bach and my proclamation contain c>efv thing ne
cessary as rule for that conduct, which the inter.
csts OF The kingdom, the wishes of the good, and
those which constantly form for the tranquility OF
| my state, require.
am confident, my very dear son, that -ou will
on your part, contribute TO the accomplishment OF
| that object, which cannot be separated from yo,ir
prudent aud ardent desires. j embrace YOU tender
| ly, bless YOU
| fodr very alfectionatc father,
FERDINAND.
Florence, March 70.
The Congress al Laybach is said to have
deiiberated on many questions of great ex-
tent and difficulty. The German Cunfede-
ration, and the state of public opinion and
religion, were amongst the most prominent
| topics. The discussion terminated i'll the
| formation of Il closer union than before eX-
| lsted, friendly as the three powers were to
each other. Report says that amongst 9th
er Resolutions to which they came were
| these -
/. To prohibit their subjects, under pain
of the loss of title, rank and property, from
| engaging, as Adventures, i'll enterprises cal
culated to disturb the peace and cndanger
| the governments of other countries.
| .. 70 assist each other invariably in all
cases OF danger to territorial possession or
mOnarchial government.
8. Ando this principle an offer was made
10 Turkey TO aid the Porte in queng the
| ipsurrections in the territories OF that power
| To this riunOur adds, that representative
governments will be given To Naples and
| Sardinia, founded, however, ON the ancient
institutions Of those countries. Against
the Spanish constitution the Monarchs have
decidedly pronounced.
A letter from Vienna, of thc ood nit states,
that The troubles in Wallachia had given rise
TO some measures of precaution on the part
OF the Austrian government. Orders have
been given to form corps of observation
on the frontiers, and the regiment of iinpcri-
al hltssars stationed at Fcrmcs, had march
ed Tor their destination. This circumstance
was considered a good augury in the event
of any opposition to the Austrian govern
ment among these Italian states. All the
corps of the Austrian army we're abodt to he
brought into active service, it being the in
ten!i0n of the emperor TO terminate the war
III the most speedy name. possible. IL was
estimated that the Austrian force in italy, in
the course of three weeks, would amount 10
10000, without Including some expected
reinforcements of Russian troops
We have reason 10 infer, from the contents
of private advices, from ST. Petersburg, by
the Hamburger mail Of this morning land
which are three days later than those acuui-
red yesterday that war will speedily be
commenced between Russia and the Otto
man Porte. Ii is calculated that the Russian
available force throughout the whole empire
does not amount to less than 100000 or
100000. 1t is considered likely, now that
the attempts i'll Italy, on the part of the Nca-
politans, have proved Intellectual, that the
designs of Russia upon Turkey WILDE car
ried into effect earlier than was expected
About three months since such "A rlInour
was circulated in the continental courts, and
at present it seems TO be renewed.
BOsrON, May 10.-We have copied va
riety of articles of news from Gibraltar pa
pers. They give also some later news than
wc have before received, from Portugal
The Congress had dccrced that in case the |
king or any of the royal family should APP
pear in the Iagus from the Brazils, the fact |