Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-27
FOREIGN ARTICLES.


LoApoN December 30.--Or ieade,, wuI nnu b,Iov
translation Of the Message from Kiny Ferd,n.SS An
hem Of The Letters received from ,he so,.,.',s
~ austria Prussia Russia Inviting him In ,r.ai, M
l., go, L"ynaco ana announcing hs determination
VI IN insitston; aud the letter of invita-
''on h"n The Empstor OF Austria which i, said IN "a
eese" w Tue saine terms those Of the other twu
eesn' teid'nand says, ;h.re was no alternative a,
me soVsiesns had declared thar they wouId raj nm
SAMMY. W 1'' sN'> a'
me m'rnent this Message was published, an exnre,.
sh of hissatsiaGiIn was every where beard ire nro
,eachs,o"s ae p,"po,ea departure Of the King
snouid hoi lie allowed t"g, The Debate, a, nm. -,
rns.,c,. warm. Colonel fepe Porrio and Borria
''AIac'eLes as unconstitutional, and a, en,anan,
tion bad Ministers rhe King thry said ,,rn, o.. !,
,,,., pu' ,ney would give no sanction to any neao
.atshs Dt Depu,auon Of four OF their Merns,r, =.
'hey could receive no proposition for a chance !. H.
c"hstiuu"h bey now enjoyed. this ppnt th.r. .,
ann rsarc. ''''"P' every Member declaring against
In eoHs. queues Of the opposition to the Kings dep,r
,a, ans "'saoa w.nia aerm 10 have been one Time
, s."' !" WAS al least se"efaiiy and .IstooJ. III.
RAD Jirided In tls respect, TO the s,sbe, ~ ~.
ep.e an evening paper Of ia.t tight states. that az
Puste communication, dated from thar civ fNaoi-.,
ne i5tn ,ns upon which Ne rely We are n. INV ~,
hna ibai tue Parar.nt had cons ened to the Kine's
departure. upon his MaJestys ssEctioning certain nndt
acaiions Of the Con,iitaliun which tbry lad aron.
nis as5seinr 10 change the iie OF hi, Repressnta
hts departaTe for Laybach. -"' W
The object Of the Sovereign. in demanding co.f.,
nee WIN ais hbscie old man, alone. aud detrr,nin
ing 10 accept Of no snbstitute not even of ANY ~ 49,
hnees oi his famiiy. 10 obvious enough. Th.y conn.
efhy expect thai they shali he 10 prevai on n,
!" agree to measutes, which may give Inc m h.,,.,
lisext ta.n any The, nos Interfering Win ths
ahdus OF Naples. IL their Intentions we're hosest tsY
s"aid Not have endeavoufru 10 withdraw ths
is rsst adstsrs, but have comm snics;ed an, srono
.s, susy naa 10 make regarding Naples the res
p."soie mis,'ers oi that safe. We may ~ Gu,
account, ihtrefors with seeing IN a shou Ii,ns Ms
80 r"s uee'sta!'onffom La)hacb, To which The name
proceedings In Naples nall ard void ealing ON ali
rsapas 10 a,d la restoring the OLD state OF thing,
du promising, on b's rest,tation to ht. tull rsh,,
sovereignty 10 iecuIe the liberty OF hi, subscf, n,
sueb n'"tner az 10 leave h, Royal PreIosa,ivs MUM,
paired. The SoVtreigns VIII then engage 40 AID ~.
King and the loyal part Of The Nesussan ,ani IA a.
yu.ins down the asuTping fsciA, and marcel 10 The
frontier. Of Naples With all ttat 10 rotten md " Wv
thet STARE at The head OF their bands. 80
Ihrse dsspotc SO,eIeigns claim the RIGHT of ,n.,
~" ,he ,n.e'sAi ntfahs oi every stale, TOR The
prFny VI tAeh of The countries LFh n 4, conoos,a
Opon thi' principle the Constitutional STATE. 1la, a,
Nsho toM 'btse monarchs shah grant constituents, IN
e s"pJects securing I" Them Ia the amplest manner
t"eu personal aud political rights. Tue poyerpu.n,.
T., SpAn france, The Nelherands, Sweden, Switzer.
.ano, bavaria, "uIembuTg, Baden, &C. might for
instance, call upon the King OF Prussia 10 sIsnt b.
rne PROMISED Constitution to his people, as measure
essentially necessary 10 the tranquility Of
tney might urge, thatt all the people Of EuToue arr
aomiueu 10 The enjoyment OF riyb, N,
Tranquility eau never be consid red a. seemed
loysbss proved that countrie, arr .ul,r IN 49,
frequent c. nvsisions as those which are subject 10 rbi
lay koVeIuaiehs. 10 the two most arbitrary sates IN
nave. during the last Century, becn depo,ed and mnr
usIen-wbiie England, since The settlement of m, con
suuoh AZ 'he revolution, has experienced mo change
rue dto'uaIy toVereIgns may be considered the great
s'emies 10 TIE tranquility of Europe for no gnyern
'"et Wnch iess on any other foundation than that of
.'e VIII OF the people can be deemed secure forged
sale oi ings can never be considered a, conaueive IN
tranquility as men are thra dis 10 avail
gIHation. " "s'"e INC"
what an ouicty was raised when Republican Franc.
heciarea "oud aid the people Of every country who
iuI.
Is the very same on which these sovereign, are now
proceeding They ase now Confident iu their strength
oh' iine may soon come when ry will repeut l6eIf
present mrasmts. " ''r''' ''
CADiz, Dee. t.-Hiihn few dav, Their. have b,,n
srvsrai not, Today theJ have been o., confederate
,na We hso serious Tears, Especially when we heard
the niadhsn crying, that IL vas necessary In mn, In
JUDGMENT tso'e whom they accused Of the event, OF
'hh mafch, and puering The Uinst horiid denunc
nous AGAINST lh5se uietcnes. 1bey demanded ais,
we prompt deposiY OF several iTreproschsble mays
ts,es' InmenIMslI the troops we're PIT under arms
anu sieal pMt OF the rnfers dispcrsed Al the
departure Of the Courier good order lrs,u 10 he e.s
u'hed, and We hoae that the irrpo.ms prepafatton.
~ I"rce VIII restore tranquility Go u,
~ 9Noh as Inc "lcai notice was received al MALAGA
d' u"HH' &c itat te Ri of Spain had sanctioned
"t nsN pinhabili"H Grr.e, the price at auicire Of
p~r cent ~ ''
JtTAtCt, bee rs The soop Of war On,a,o bropsh,
IN king.sn, hoe ,unO norn 80. Martha
NffcW}crV3. We Rave learnt by letter, from the
"PAI % we independent Provinces OF New Grenada
nat e 'hc Kingdom ~ 0uifO has decidedly of
iht SgaHisf Joke The Spanish General Melrhinor
Htmtht' 'oVsin9f ofGBitp, had been completely de
,e"r' previous to the iB5drr,cuon Of tho province
POI der bis Command