Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-06

and tor that OF his people, TO hear a set |
OF foreign politicians. talking from day TO |
day about him aud his affairs, aud in |
virtue ct two or three hundred thousand |
bsyone,s, which are unfortunately attbeir
disposal, laying down the law Tor his,
King Fer,iinand's doninions, as To how
much preroga,ive he shall exercise, aud
how much liberty his people shall ,rjoy.
Discussions like ihsse may wril p,e>r cut
10 The old Monarch a $, enc not easily
suppor'able. From Frankfort, aiso by
The Flanders mail, we learn that the king
of Naples has not s!ewD himself of
temper TO sacrifice largely to The despo
tism Of his Imperial Allies. The Aige'
meme Lsitnng says, that according to ac.
counts from Florence, on The authority
OF The Duchess of Florida, Ferdinand Was
resolved against admitting any Wn'liiica-
lions IN The CONSTITUTION To Which he had
sworn, githout tie Concurrence of his Par.
iiament! III this be true. SHAT becomes
Of The famous inonarchicai principle"
as applied To Naples for here is a cOn
s'itutloD, the continuance Of which, IT
not Its commencement, flows directly
irom The express will and personal plea.
sure OF The Sovereign. Ii Tins be- so--as
the Duchess OF Florida bias the credit OF
asscrting-tle whole question is already
disposed of. On the principles promul
gated by the Austrian Court, through
Prince Meiiernich, there ia no longer
any business before the diplomatic az
sembly at Lay bach there is no longer
ary reason for the concentration Of so
vast all army on the Po.-The Soye-
rcigns, tho Ministers aud the Soldiers,
had better go quietly home again.-The
King OF Naples himself, not c0rrccd by
The Caibonari, moi instiga,ed by other
| unh0ly uuusellors-rctnOved from al!
dangerous and forbidden influences of
son and friends awt. affectionate subj cts,
blu, surrounded by the C,uii of MiiIiarS
| Despoiisin the very iucus Of true mo.
narchical philosophy on ali
sides by warnings against heevii schemes.
by reproaches against the conduc, Of hts
peopie, and by denuncidiious oil hatred
against the general advancement, whe,
| iler OF humap knowledge or of public Ii.
beriy-kng Ferdinand has turned to
such good account his more intimate ac.
quainauc8 with the character aud OBJ
Iecis OF his new advisers. that he at once
az The Aigemeine Zeitung be correcD Gals
a"ay the whole ground upon which they
mad ihtrenched themselves, purges The
Nrapolltan revolution Of ills original sin,
max 1t Il royal and legitimate instead
OF mere popular revolution and, If
There he ei'ber sincerity or consistency
III The Congress. saves Europe from an
Immediate and indefinite war. Ii will re-
quire some Ingenuity in the Holy Alliance
TO combat This plain sense and iegriiy
on the part OF Ferdinand.
NAPLES, January 25.-The Prince
Regent has ordered a levy OF between 8
aud 10000 men 10 be taken from the
classes OF 1910 and 1920. His royal
bighness has ordered COCO mu>kels to be
sent into the Abruzzi. lie will visi, those
provinces III The beginning Of February.
Gen. Wan. Pope has reported 10 The
Prince Regent on The state ut the AbruZzi,
which he has ascertained by personal
Inspection OF everv part OF theui- The
substance OF the report 10, thai the ut
mos tranquility prevails throughout
thai the laws are scrupulously observed:
AMI that there Is moi single inbabitant
who does not give The most satisfactory
proofs OF patriotism. Thirty six ihou>
saud men have been raised in The militia
regiments and legions q. 900 have been
completely clothed, armed, aud drilled
ihr remaining IL 600 will be ready in
short time. What is most praisewOrihy,'
says The General, is, that, with all their
noble enthusiasm, the inhabitants 81 the
AbruZzi display the utmost prudence
Every thing may be expected from such
a people. who are ready To support. with
their blood, the liberty and constitution
Of the country, TO which they have already
sworn"
'' January 3O.-The Deputy Poerio
made a report on the state of the army at
the sitting of the Odd. The law relating
To dismIssi0ns has caused $4,000 men
TO quit the ranks, and the conscripiiou
can only furnish $4,000 in their places
The Prince Regent lIds in consequence is
sued Il decree TO the levy Of The couscripis
as authorised by law. The first article de-
csres thar The Clergy Gi clericD shall not
be exempt.
VIENNA, February Alt appears
certain that the Emperors of Austria and
Russia will quit Lay bach shortly for The
upper pari of Italy. They will be absent.
il IL believed. aboui,lree weeks. All lie
ministers will Iemain at Laybach 10 carry
on The negotiations"
ing 10 the NH inst. The following are
extracts from them -
PETERSBURG, Jan. l0.-It seems We
are not 10 expect his Majesty back III
this capital so soon as we had hoped il
beng Ills intention, as we hear, 10 go TO
Venice, Milan, Florence, aud Rome.
CRACow, Jan. 3O.-Ouly 10000 Po'
lsb florIns are yet subscribed towards lie
monument Tor Kosciusto; get 1t seems
determined 10 execute the plan on all ex-
iensive scale,-Tbe mound, or tuDsuiuS
j. TO be SO large that The expences OF
bringing or casting up the earth are
estimated al forty thousand florins.--
On The Top Is to be placed block
OF granite of prOporiionaie size, to be
hewD from the racks on tteVistula which
- TO bear 10 inscription but the name of
Koseiusko. II is farther intended Ia pur'
chase the whole mOnniain on which The