Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-11

sysf''ns nf n'isru7c .5rbicA no longer gss...}
me name II goce,nmeps. is INDEED un;rer,a,.A
~ prspafenf, aud a m5U cerfniniu .;snL,.
"Sey whenerer an occasion is offered fo,. ~
manifestation. Should the infeL;os,.s D.
correct that a ricfory has been oJ;oiusJ h.,
ne Ne"po'itons orer the Aust,inns. fbe ssnI
,nent 10 'hfch ne have alluded uiH bur-,
HDrth on all SIDES. and we man eyp,ct y,
fdr of snch an etfeciuoi rerointion in Prus.
san and The North OF Germany as man set NJ
d1fnnce all Me attempts Of fhe ar6ifrarv 50.
lsffogns Of M0t snfighfsnedporfion IF Europe
lfofep,ess IL The celebrated aa,me~ or ne
hfnghty and perverse Wonarch of Anstyia
10y Te Professors Of Science at Louhncd -
bee9me a trntch acord among he best inform.
ed sen throughout The continent a .So-
rere'sn who has had. the andacity to declare
himself a" enemy to knowledge and tie fois
TO confess that he tenure of his throne is tic
IGNORANCE cf ms people. IS not a sorere;e.r
Ior NE nineteenth centnry Instruction and
| independence GO hand ia hand. and fhev hare
fon"d their tay eren INTO the ranhs ofhis ,reH
discipfined troops he ktops IL. and he
org'"s 10 fern the arms mith Which those
troops here been entrusted for tie defence of
hisfhrice-de'nofshed throne, We'll wsudm
De for him 10 acknowledge the liberties of
tHe people "ho hare been an many instances
Drought most nnworthity under his do,niu,
| ION lie must be conrimced fhat the han.
~ Of fhfow,ng of his yoke and perhaps
haf distinguished people acho haze hereto
| tore 6eeh free, op'cteu and powerful, are lat
ne refg moment that tve are thus mentioning
them, nnilfn9 themselves ,oiih the Piedmon-
frSe md Tie IuscdnS, to close the north Of
Hdfy against the retreat Of has defeated az.
my. Mercuv.
| NAPLES, March 1.-The rise of pro-
visions continues, because considerable
| purchases have been made for Tie army.
aAd also because the greater part of the
in'i"bi'anis of Naples haYr thought prn.
PEE to lay III supply of provisions. We
| have successive!S received in this capitai
I6 carsors OF corn, which had been
shipneu a, Genoa with The consent O, the
Plcdmoniose government.
| a considerable quantity Of arms and
munitions OF war, dispatched from uiffer-
rnt foreign p0r's, ba- also arrived here.
| The army nov collected together 10
| defend The passes into The kingom.
including regulars and militia, exceed
l3o,G00 men and this number il da,'y
increasing bv volunteers f1rkint 10 e
bor'i"rs In tn approaching COMES ths
greatest difficulty TINS yernmeni his o
cnrcnn,'r Is d vant of money, and tbts
| hey aIre-dy bel very severely. The
ior"ed loan of 3.C0o,0o0 ducats, IS coErcis
al very slp"Iy cor persons, particularly
iiiose connected viii, trade, have not
reaily thc ability TO contribute their pro-
| poTIinu.
| TIie conduct Of Enoladd while This
contest is p,ndiog is most extraordinary.
| Alter keeping large squadron here
during TIC iGsi four months, under The
| prelrXi of protecting British property
dnd persons, when ueIther we're la the
highest dangci. nov thai The Ausiriaus
are coming dawn, and ~hen peril is reai-
! IS 10 be feared, he whole are ordered
! home, with the exception OF iir Ruchc<
iosi and iphigema. Tie Vengeur and
l-iHey :la'e already sailed, and The Acc
tive sails Tomorrow. We have accounts
irom Palermo to lhr27th uli. when every
thing was perfectly tranquil in thai city.