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

Yoa;hitl soldic,s seize With Joy aud
confidence The arms consigned To YOU by
The county. None OF yuu will fail To ap-
pear IN the day Of honorable danger. You
~Iil have skull officers 30 give YOU in
s'ructon. You will see men advanced 10
military honoWs according TO th. If mtri,
not by favour. Those Officers will sci
We" examples Of military discipline amd
hrm'asS. You will see them IN the FIRE.
most ranks in III, dav Of battle. That day
II near al hand. Pirdmoniesr warriors
sou ioice a, The lhuupht-You will be
ncknnw irdgrd The hue sons of The de.
tenders of CoSSerla, whose undaun,ed
courage excited the wonder of Napoleon
B9uaparie. aud who would perhaps have
then prevented :he conques, Of Italy, had
we not had Ausirlans for Allies. And
you. Gcnossr OF seeing The name of
Genoa inscribed on The standard of yeur
legion, our enemies. s.ru, k with terror,
sill exclaim-" Behold ihr men OF i746 70
Giveu al Tmin. March 10.
(Sigurd)
Count SANTORRE DI SANTA ROSA,
Regent OF the Ministry of War
auu Marine
The following remarks on the inierre-
renee al the Holy Alliance iu the reyuia~
lions OF lie Independent states q, Erropc
are from Bells Weekly Messenger a
moderate paper, but rather leaning TO
HE Interests Of the ministry than of the
opposition. notwithstanding The course
pursued by the government, the gsrat
mass OF Tue British nation cannot look
with indifference 10 the sanction rffart-
ed by their neutrality 10 the extinction
ei all freedom on'he continent, and we
may yet hope that the spirit of the peo,
n Lea 4 ~. Ess ~
Of their rulers. my 6,,s,.
BY one Of The articles IN iiIe Fr.ncl,
papers, II appears That the Emperor of
Russia has issued his mandate ,o the
Prince OF CarignanN. and that lac Prince
has III consequence resigned The Regency
oil Sardinia, and apnounced To The Gem
slfp'ional Parliament, that The Emperor
or hussla has menaced To enter HE Sar-
HiGiau kirgdom with an army OF one hun
drfd Thousand men. aud That his Imne.
rial Majesty is resolved not 10. eu,inre
any reform III any. Constitution 9Dwinp
rom The people. If The Emperor Of Rus.
sra has expressed sueli menace, we
nave only To exprsss our most sincere
aud hearty wish, that Spain, Italy ani
Franco, VIII rise IN one mass, in vind;ca.
ton OF ihe common liberties OF mankind
against HE assertion of This atrociass
pr'h ipir' Lei US. as a free people, allow
OF no alliance of Kings, as such, against
the rights of people, unless we choose 10
ADOPT, III another form, but precisely The
same III substance, The sldvish maxim OF
Europe Two centuries ago, that 81 the in.
deirasdble rights al Knss-amd that The
duties oi sublt cts of passive obedience
and non resistance. Under The new ua,;e
OF legitimacy, as used by those foreign
dtspois, tins maxim is now revived but
az The British Constitution. as il now px
lists. is founded upon principles directly
HE reverse, we trust that England will
not be The last of European people to
protect the liberties OF nations and The
recognised public law of Europe"
Now, VIVA, will be The probable con-
oition OF mankind 0vei all Europe, If the
alhed soVcrcISns succeed in esIabIisjipp
NE pfincipie wiIch they nov assert, that
no such reforms shall be made without lie
consent OF college Of kings. What is
this, more OF less, than a conftderzcy
amongst emperors 10 maintain them.
selves, aud their existing institutions,
whatever they may he, against their peo-
pie-'n render mankind stationary, ihro'
centuries, III forms of government cou-
iesSedly ImperieCt-and To constitute
standing alliance OF severeigns, in SUP,
port OF each other against their peopIe2
|! their people submit TO Ibis. l!Iev will
deserve The future Neros, Callgulas, and
DamItlans, 10 which such a system mast
give birth and they will make their
next alliance with the emperor of China"
ErtIGct from tie report Of the Minister of
Foreign oHairs TO Tie Spo,ih Cortes,
dated at Madrid. l5th Of March -
The rat flcation which Tie wisdom of
The King has deemed it expsdient IL give
~ the Treaty signed bv lis Majesty and
NE President OF The United States of
America, on The ODD February, 1919, in
consequence OF the authorizations given
by HE CoItes, for the cesson OF the
Floridas, Ia measure that many collcc-
i've circumstances rendered indisprrsa~
BILE II may be expected 10 contribute 10
tie consolidation Ulthc amicable relations
aud 10 unlie NOR" closely the lies of mn.
ION and good fellowship which exciis be-
tween lis and tie United States, THIS
ratification must long since have reach
ed the American government, hut no al
vices have, As yet. been received in reply:
II Is only when these come to hand that
/ can announce 10 the Cories The cor.
clnsioD of this important negotiation"
LONDON, March %. There have
been various eff rts made 10 form new
ministry in France Without SUCCESS The
Duke DecaZys, ii is said, refused 10 lake
the lead. The Marechal Gouvion S.,
Cyr also declined the perilons honor, az
did likewise the Count Daru, who, II is
said, with great manliness and honesty,
ventured to tell an ilustrious parsonage
some boldand wholesome iralh,. He iGid |
him that liz was deceived aud blinded by
those around hin, who endeovared TO |
persuade lin that he was an object of |
and veueraiiom 10 tie people |
al large whereas, the truth was, that |
dishusl and almost despair had taken