Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-27

other. same Of those dangers wkieh threaten
ed The trd"q"'ihty Of Lurepe might still be
oec'fod, rose 20 gice notice that Eom Iuesday
nerf he should more an address to his ,najes~
ty, or some ether proceeding on tie s06ject.
Agresd to.
LONDON, February 27.-Paris papers
of Friday and Saturday last reached us
this M morning, whici. contain some inter
es'lng intelligence respecting Naples. I'm
our preceding columns we have given the
Declaration Of The Congress OF Law bach,
published IN the Vieupa Official Gazette
o' the 18th OF this month. II is stated in
The Vienna Journals OF The nth, that the
answer OF The NeapOli,an Parliament to
the propositions transmitted from the Al,
lied Sorereiens, may arrive at Laybach
about The iS'h, by which time The Aus
iran army will bave reached the from
tiers of Naples, when they will. accord
ing TO circumstances, recrIve further or.
ders with regard 10 entering the te,ri,o-
ries OF that Kingdom. II adds tina, Lord
Stewart has taken no part in the deibe-
rations OF Congress respecting Naples,
and that orders ifom The English govern
meDt have been Transmitted Ia the com.
mander IN cii'tf OF the English fleet al
Naples TO leave The port with his SQUAD
ron as soon as The Austrian troops have
passed the frontiers of the Neapoliian
States. Deputies from Sicily we've pro-
ce,dlng, II ls said, 10 La, bach, TO repre-
sent TO KING Ferdinand, that the majority
o! the Sciilans would take up arms a.
galnsi the Neapolitau Parliament, pro-
vlded his Majesty would restore The Con
s'ilution OF 1912, established by the con
seat OF the King and the Parliament.
1t Is confidently reported, on the au,ho.
rhy OF private letters from Rome OF the
llth, that strong division OF Neapoli-
fans fans had SCI out for that capital from
Bosgi, and that The PRINCE Regent had
Quilted Naples with the garrison of tina,
city tor The Abruzzi. II is added. thai,
HIS Royal HiglIness had addressed "a
PROCLAMATION 10 the Army, announcing
That war had been declared. This intel,
ilgence is confirmed by private letters
received yesterday III The city from Ma
pies. HE GoyernWeni, the People and
ihe Army, were animated by The mos,
ardent patriotism aud rivalled each other
III zeal Tor the defence OF Myir nation Al
independence. The ~ k,-s,.d by
| the government is 10 IAN -
to enter the Papal STAT
| Rome before the Aus rial 10
seize upon the large maya zen had
Oee'i formed III thai city sNihe use OF
The Austrian Army. II il also resolved.
I'D The event oi the Nespolitan Capital
beng occupied by The husiriaus. to
ifans'er the seat OF Government 10 Coma
III the AbrnezO Citeriore.
! The Annuity Law, which has occasion
Ell so many iumulIuous debates i'm The
French Chamber of Deputies, has been
al length carried by majority Of 247 10
ia. The MiRisier of The Interior linen
proposed project of Law, for a new
organization OF all the Communes i'm
France Much alarm was expressed by
ihe french Opposition, who exclaimed,
thai The real object nf The new Law was
to revive the ancient Regime as it stood
before the Revolution. The proiel WAS
however ordered 10 be printed, aud will
be examined in the Bureaux OF Nh.
| Chamber before il become. the subject
OF public discussion. On Friday The
! Chamber took into consideration The pro-
Jei ot Law relative To The cIrcumscrintlou
OF the Electoral districts, on which a
ons and warm discussion took place.
The consideration of The individual! nr,i..
cies OF this Law Wa, appointed Oh Satur.
day last.
During the debate in the House of
| LORDS on The goth Feb. on the Queen's
! Annuity bill, both sides of the House
|
~ had been i'll ADVISED in refusing the
money which parliament had voted
! her, I'll her uamc had been restored 10
the Liturgy. On The 90, the bill re-
ceivrd II, iinal reading III the House of
l. rds, and vas passed.
| On The 2is,, the Marquis Of I.ansdowue
IN moving ior the revival OF committee
o. iheir lorGships, 10 ascertain The best
pfdcucdl means Tor OnFaging aud eX-
ien'iiD8 The lore gu trade of The coun~
| try. made tome observations on The
dIs!res- ct which the pubic complained
! lie attributed the present distress main.
~ 10 the eXpendlirrc during the war ; and
waS OF opinion HAT, though no ver>
prompt an0 eAicacious remedy could al
| pr sent be found Tor evils, " hich bad been
| generated and growing for several years
| YET some relief might certainly be found
IN The gradual progress of rofrenchmeni.
| wien applied 10 The body polite, as wise
| physicians gave away 10 the cOursr OF
| nature. Alter some remarks by Lord
| E'irnbnrnugh. The committee vas named
| consisting, ia general, Of The noble lords
WHO were appointed last session.
The Earl Of Liverpool rose, for the
| purpose OF moviug FOR an account of the
| home consumption of excisabe articles.
In The course OF his speech, Ire read an
account at The different articles consum
60, which he showed were much greater
| han The average Of the preceding wear.
| From this statement, he drew an argu-
| ment That The present agricultural dis
| itess was al least partially produced from
excessive production. Tue improved
state OF agriculture in Ireland had also
some Influence, which would be obvious
from thus fact, that in a former year only
$4,000 quarters OF wheat had been i'm
ported from that country, whereas The