Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-15

Whole interior Of Laly, north aud south, 1
proh'o,fed. The military preparations o
Austf0 still proceed. Reinforeen,snfs o.
troop. Sgre GU their march. Rumors are cir
cuiated Hat fhs Endi resolution has Ions
since been taken by tie Congress. Ju, the na
tnre of IL has not t,anspircd
December ID. Lisbon, Flanders ane
German papers arriUed yesterday. Ihetoi.
loving is 6,fef summary Of their principe,
contents
THE measures which brought abont tie res.
toration Of the public tranquility at Lisbon
on the i7th ut and enabled the gorernnaeni
to revoke the irregular proceedings Of tie
military p0Wsr on the llM preceding. are
chiefly attributed to Cal. Sepufeeeia, pho
commands the light legion. THIS disiin.
gwished officer, BY his rem0vsfrances aad ad
moa,fi0ns, maate.t the army sensible of DIM.
gerous conduct, and once more oJedient to
HE civu authorities Of the state General
Iereiro, rho rctieemcda moment's hasiy no.
fence by Il prompt and sincere. expression of
his regret, iDas on tie lSth commissioned Iy
the Junfa. TO frame and organize military
Council for the improvement and smperinfcnd..
ance IF the Portuguese army. THE first act
Of THIS Council nas TO recommend a distri..
bntion IF medals for good conduct amongst
tie officers aud priUafes. ,uho had been al.
ready designated by his Majesty as deserving
ofthose homors. The election Of Deputies to
the Cortes pas to take place immediately;
the instructions and details for their drra"gc
ment being extracted fiom tie me,O Spanish
code 1t is plain that the government foand
itself compelled to rrpedife This important
measure that the Constellation might be
placed forfhwith in a state Of dctire opera
tion, and that the peopie should feel fhemr
seiues committed irrevocatiy to reject or re-
sist any orders fran Brasil Injurious to tie
liberties IF Portugal. The statements from
'Fienna of The 26th seen, 80 assert that Count
It(feg0rde IS Ia be despatched on a species
II mediatory mission to the Neapoitan gou--
ernmemt. THE Congress is said TO hare Ten
antnsfrd ats deliberations the result IF which
will be made Enown By tie Allied Sore.
'rfgns IN a formal state paper addressed
to the peop'e IF Earopc. Ills report, ho.r-.
erer, phich CONES from Lsipsic Of Tie 22d.
as contr0aicted by subsequent adrices fran
tie Austrian capital Of The 27tA M Grot
dy last nights German mail, uiich gre n
,sore precise defnH of' the political comma.
nications said 10 haze takem place at Irop.-
pau. GnI indulge a more definite prospect
Of their leading IL Il satisfactory and ami.
cattle Issue fh"n any accounts vhich haze
yet t'anSpi'ed on the subject of the CONGRESS,
or lis designs We Smtjoin tie article al
tsdrd to. which is aot uninteresfinT:-
y VirNNa, Nov. 27.-It rs affirmed that Ali
parlia. OF .!4nina. his succeeded ia psrapit-
til III the inrir"ss in which he had shut hi,n-
cell ny with his treasures. aud that he has
taken refuge with pant OF his soldiers in ScIA-
Suua
negotiated al Iroppau will not be concluded
taere. hi- King ut i>.ussia lrti II on the 2lSt,
mud we learn ilai alttr The departure of the
Emperor AIeAarder, The ministers oi the four
great powers, now AT Troppam will come tU
Vienna TO rouiinUp the negotiations. Its
poi believed that there will be any war ,his
winter, and peop'e seem now 10 b mare than
ever rer>usd.d that the differences with The
Kingdom of the Two Slcies will he anraby
adjusted by mcaus of negotiations. Count
Capo Il fsird, ii is said, has formally declared
in favor of conciliatory nieainres, aud against
AN open rupture. Tic journey of ComHt
Belgrade To 1ropPau. fan froGi Increasing
the apprehensious Of war, has Contributed to
diminish them. The Conni was not sunrno,I-
ed To Troppau. az President of the council
of war, 10 give aH account OF The army in
Italy, nor to receive orders for farther arna-
mcnts. hut, for very different object.
II is said the Count will imme diaieiy set
OUT tor Milan. mol to take the chief command
OF the arms al observation, but TO reside there
a. governor General. Others assert that the
Emnerni has chosen this distinguished Gen.
erdi for his ne. ociainr. with full powers, aud
that lie viii 30 10 Naples on an important
mission. II is also reported that a plan has
heen formed al 1'roppau Tor the marriage of
the Imp niaI Prince of Austria To IA Pim-
cess Of the Two SiciIies. daughter of The DIXIE
of Calabria. Tins all differences will he re-
moved, and The heir of the throae OF Naples
will be attached to the Interests of Austria
Ii is now known that it Was after the third
conference al Troppsn, which took place on
the 9th November that the negotiations took
turn different from that which they APP
peared 20 take al the commencement In tile
aIst conference on the 25th of October, only
the proposals aud communications OF Prince
Metternioi were heard, and in the second,
the ministers of thc four other great powers
delivered their opinions Oh those roinm,ni.
cations OF the Austrian Cabinet 1t was in
tile interval between the two conferences
that the ministers of Great Britain and RUS
ga presented notes tothe Congress"
CoBBErr has been fined 1000 pound. dams
ages Tor a libel against hIs former friend
WRIGHT.
The French Chambers of Peers and Depu-
tics were to assemble on tie 10Th fDec
Sir WALTER SCOTT has been unanimously
elected President ofthe Royal Sscieiy OF Edin-
bnreh. on the resignation of Sir JAMES HALL :;
and Sir II: DAvY, President of the Royal
Society of London.
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