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

ihthty dDdnNoueu hcr Intentions.
II Will be seen that an improvement had |
AIKEN place IN the cotton market, 'Ihc.
,rice having advanced during The
week, and The sales having -amomfa
upwards Of $4,000 bags.
PARIS, March 10. ..InteIligence h.
FLORENCE states, that, OH The evening Oh
The 3 u INST. an extraordinary courier arr
rvrd, with the news that "A warm engage
meni had taken place between the Aus.
TRAN advanced guard. and the corps d.
arniee commanded by General Pope
fhe Neapnltans at frat displayed great
inpeiuosity, aud rushed forward To the
attack with blind confidence that nothing
could resist them. Tbey wera on The
point ot being surrounded by masierly
marcuvre ut the Austrian General. hen
They discovered The snare into which lhev
had fallen. The army on this, precipi-
ta'c'y tell back, and even General p pe.
"as b"rne away amidst thr disorder He
pa'niy cntieavoured 10 rally. Attempting
TO sustain the slo u al the head of some
men. he xas killed by cannon ball
The most recent news which has beer
received from the Austrian army in itdly
states, thar on ihe3 ms, the head quar-.
ters of the General in Chief. Baron de
frimUnt, was advanced upon Terni. hes
tore which place all the corps of army
formed very riose hue All the move
ments made up 10 the 9th inst. demon
strate that General Fiimon IS pian Is Ia
surround The Metropolitan army IL The A.
hrnzzes, and Ia end the war on The spo,
where II will commepce.
PROCLAMATION.
- Venice, March 3.
VS. has been received from Naples
HAT The y apoIiisn Government has pIsc-
eu under scqucstraiion all The Austrian
ships ~ The different ports Of that king
n""i. Although The Austrian Government
does no. consider itself in any manner in
s'a'e ~ war with the Neapolitan Gov.
e'hhfn', nevertheless, 10 guarantee, as
mnc, a. may bo III our power. The pro.
perry OF Ausirion nav'gaIors, we are COM
prieI 10 have recourse to reprsal.. and
therefore order That the Nrapoltan ves..
sells IN our ports be put under seques,ra..
iloin'
BULLETIN.
PARIS, March i6.l o'clock p NJ.
The news contained ~ the BuIle,ln
OF yesterday; is confirmed, bat The Cen.
sors have forbidden II 10 be spoken OF.
I'll the Gazette OF Turin itself has men.
TONED il.
We have news from Madrid to he
tenth by express II contains no,bipy I'M
poriant, unless IL he same de,aiIs OF the
arisiocrailcai in'rigacs IN that city the
plan OF the Spamish Ulras was 10 de
throne Ferdinand, ani place the infant
Don Ca los OF 'he throne"
by a Courier Ertraurdinoru1
MADRID, Mar, "a 81, tne sitting of
The Corie- of The 81 NJ. Jara,, Minister
OF me Marine, announced The dismssion
OF all his colleagues from rdi:r. Upon A
moiion, they were desired 10 attend The
Assembly, and give an acconn of The
circumstances that occa>Ioned iheir rr,jrr
ING but political reasons prevented the
explanatI"n rom being made. The next
day NJ. Jarat gave III his sIgnaIion.
A message from the king ~as read, i'm
WHICH lie demanded from the Curtes a list
OF The persons worthy OF Inc confidence
Oh lie naiion, to compose new A mi
nisira'ion. A long discussion took place
on this, winch euued in a reso!u ION
That II WAS Deifhrr competent nor pro-
per for the Cortes In ipfine,ce his mares.
ty in The choice of his Ministers. and thai
1t he wanted advice Oh tins point. he
should address himseif to bis council al
STATE"
The king then desired his council of
stale 10 present aim a list IT candidates
thai is 10 say, three for each Department.
which tho council has accordingly done.
and his majesty has chosen the ministers
ir"m among these candidates, nainrIy =
For Foreign AGalrs-M. EusebIus Bur
dnX, and Azara, now Envay Ex1aordi.
nary and Minister PlenIpOienlia,y TO The
count Of France.
For Finsnces-M. Antonio b raIa. one
OF The Managers OF ihe Public DrOt.
For The Deparimeni of Grace and Jus
tIce--M. Vincent Cduo Manuel, Memuer
OF the Supreme Tribunal OF Justice.
For the Inlerior-M. Valdcnuro. flo.
Dourary Counsellor oil Stale.
For the Marine-M. Escnndero. Ex.
Secretary 10 the Board Of Admiralty.
For the War Departmrmi-Lieul. Gen.
ID. Thomas Moreno Das,z, al present
Governor General OF Aadalnsia.
In The sitting OF tie An, Nj. lie Toreno
moved that there be laid before the Cor.
les, from the Bureau of the Ministry of
lie Inferior, the Minute OF The speech
which rad been resolved on in the cuusr
ell OF Ministers, Tor The King to deliver
rom the ibrone-ibs was ordered. and
lie Minute signed by seven Ministers,
was iaid on tn table. ii con faded be
lore The paragraph, which begins with
these words, " have hitherto spoken"
&c. II was Then resolved that The Cor.
cs should. III their answcr TO his majes-
VS. speech, proceed NO further than To
hose words.
tFrom me ". y. COMMERCIAL Advertiser.]
letter from Florence OF The 24tn Feb
states that the AUirlam troops On ihelr
march for Naples wore an 0Hve braach IN
heir cape; but always took care 10 nave
helr baYOneis fixed.
Accounts from Naples stale that The
whole population are in arms. 81 moi less
han 200. COO men we're ready TO offend The
soil. Letters from the same place 10 The
20'h Feb. slate that forced loan WAS