Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-24

made 'hs following rema,k,:-' With respect, Z, tn
condition OF this county,, must certainly adm I tha,i
70 UNREASONABLE 10 suppose that the pessanry: and A fin
err or more vigorous psasanry than Clare possesses I
nave never seen-it IL, l mus, say, impossible to ex-
peet that they Will quietly lie down, and die Of stva-
ton. To me II occurs that ,h-ie are three measures
Que OF which, or perhap', GU intermixture Of al, would
o. likely 10 better the efcunstances OF ,hs .cu.,,v
The hrs, IL that there should be- a sufici n, pn,,o,
OF land to raj = an adequate supply Of he nece.s,ias
OF 10 Ios each individual. The second H., tia, the rat,
Of wages should be such as " ouid enable popu.ati,n I,
procure or purch,se those n~cessai~s.
The third is a measure which | will no, ell bv IN.
term poor iaws,'s that term is e~on.id-red rat, or an o..
tensive one, and alarm, many from The manner n w ~.
in England, but | will cay, a modified, a well re ,uI,,ed
provision, That In case the two former were not found
ample, wonii give assurance aha, at all eysn.s. M A.
son could die from Starvation.
HIS L9rdsh'p, after commenting on ihe necs,.i,v nj,
restoring tranquility, aud his repugnance to resort TO
corrective measures, said-"It my ex=r,iops have IN
desired effect, aud that | can ono. zee Iceland ,ranoui,
AMI p ospeeous, wouli, DO tolemnly Assure Won. IN.
next day die happy. However, n the ne, p NJ ,hs
country continues TO be dislu bed, il viii he nv Juty
10 resTt'o those strong measures from which arr
ANXIOUS 10 re'ra,n-ii there he no security for lf.
or Propsrly, L shall be boun! TO say tha, tue ordinary
force OF the laws is not sufficient for heir pro,seioo
aud call on the Legislature for greater powers. To The
existing GoverDm sat ,hs pres .nt conditi,u Of Iceland
u an olJse, OF the most anxious interest,-inds.d /,
occupies their almost entire attention, and for INV avn
part, will underiaket to say, ,ha, no representative OF
my Sovereign felt, or can feei,a stronger in,ere,, in ,he
coun'ry's welfare than myselt.'
ITALY.
hNCoNA, Matcn Zb.-ln consequence of The orru-
patton oil that part OF the United Italian +. oyinces hv
the Austrian troops, and the declaration of heis com.
mander, that he intended TO take possession of In 70.
naming Provinces, The persons who had as mined ,bs
provisional government OF those provinces. 6ndino
themselves involved ia an unequai and homeless con-
test, thought il advisable to make propositions. wi h IN.
view OF spa,ing the effu'ion of blood. and guarding
against furlhss disorders. They accordingly depu,ed
General Armhndi, Count Cesar, Branchetti. and two
other'' to treat with Cardinal Bsnvenu ii, the Pops's Lee
gaive-a-la,ere. The negotiation soon terminated ;r
FcstOTlOS the pEOvInC es Tin the NDris nj Tho T.a.,.N ,n.
The arms OF the Holy Faher."
MILAN, March 81.
place during the night of the Goth, but tSwards seven
o'clock on the following morning, firing commenced on
both sides. The Austrians, seeing that they were losing
a number oil troops, entered into combat. and w;sbad 20
push the assault as far as Cattolica: but the patrio,s re~
sisted Tor two hours SUCCESSFULLY the CHARGES of cay,inv
ana the well sustained fire OF the artillery. AT the same
uine a corps oil patriots from Missano and Bisamco cam.
up, and increased the number of the defenders of the
country, and having with them four small field niscos
commenced a spirited attack upon the Aus.rians' flank.
Inc Austrians, during three hours, were frequently nm
the point OF taking Cattolica, but they were each fine
repuised, although 10000 patriots, noyices in The r NJ
war, fought against 10000 Austrians, Hungarians and
iy'oiese gown Old under military dis .iplins. A, LIAR.
aoou't'n o'clock in the ate rnoon. the firing discoa 1 ned
9y aesress' and ihs Aus'rians retired tow Yards Rimin,a.
Inc obstinate resistance and the courage of The pat
hos excited great enthusiasm in La Marche, and the
peasants ran from the different villages to fight for ,beir
country. The Au,,rians los, more .han 1000 man. in
killed, wounded and prisoners, on the 27,b. AS
Lorenzo, a guerilla obliged an entire battalion 10 Law
down Their ~arm'-GeuerL Geppert ha. reouired ,
reinforcement OF $4,000 men before he can commence
hoioiiles' III he, however, certain thai the patriot, can
not hold out for a long tine, but thew will n, los, ~.
rate.
An express from Paris has bsen reeeiv ID a, Lonso,
giving me Information that General Il .cchi, the com.
mander oil the Italian patriot army, id embark Old
BOARD a vessel In the Adriatie, with a considerable guam
MY oil treasures. The vessel was captured by ,bs Aus.
,riau squadron employed in bloeka ling Aacona ard
o'her porte: ltil stated that the unfortunate Zucchi
was oroeredt 10 be Immediately carried to The Austrian
head quarters; and it is feared that, 10 add III cir inins-
ice, he will be tried as a deseri,r and shot.
From the London Courier.
The enthusiasm OF the Poles is represented IN h q, o.
grea',that all the Mobiles OF Po,en who could bear or ns'
ai,hough al the risk OF their property being ccn6,c.t-
ca oy me Fusion Government, have abandoned il
ana proceeded TO Poland. A new regiment of cav IN U
OF l2Oo nsr, has been formed at Warsaw, comp,ssd
Of volunteers from the Duchy of Po,en. The Polisb
army he now stated to consis, Of 80. 900 men, well ann
ed, oil which there are $4,000 superb cayaI;y. and =
number OF scyihe. bearers.
NEw-YoRK, May ls.-The Most cheering intelli-
gence, and very cheering il is, as well as unexnectad
IS that oil the success of the Poles, against the Rms,
sians. The Polish commander, Skryznecki, raised. as
1t will be remembered, from a subordin tie station N The
CHEF command, for his distinguished services in the
contests oil February, has proved himself worthy of
That marked preference. He seems formed for the oc-
casion, and to be equal 10 il. The BaIkan-passer, who
won his laureis against the Turk, il, we may hone. faI-
ed TO see them wi,her before the genius and 70 rtune Of
the valiant Pole. The maEoeuvre by which this succes.
ia. oeen accomplished, is alike told and mastery, and
In us consequences will be deeply felt. The iniureec-
uon In Li'huaoia Is no longer doubtfnl; and though
ron the ln'ern:i connections which we now lestn
nave broken GU, IN the Ottoman E,nsire, ,hs hope of a
uLFeiS'on IRON 'ha' quarter 10 at an end, we must saw,
tho dependency vita which we have heretofore Iook.
ed at the struggles Of Poland, is i'm some d,srse "a.
ieved' and has given place to a stronger confidence.
mat partial justice at least, IN y yet be done TO thai gal.
liant people.
Respecting France, wa do not find that anv Ge,al
answer had yet been made by Austria, Cup Tin the I3th
oI APIII, tho latest Paris dates) 10 the demand bv the
french government OF IN eXpIanai ion OF the proc, ed
,hs' al boiogoa " other parts f he States. MeanwLIe,
however, ihs Aus,rans bal put down the insurgen,.
and restored The former funciionaries and auiboriuas,
And the opinion seemed to prev,il in Paris, that Inc
french government would acquiescs in VIVA, wa Jons
p'oVlusu ms Austfiaus troops ware speedily with
dra"n' and war would thus be avoided. The cores
pendent o. the Morning Chroucls, known az q. p q
was mol, however, of this latter opinion; and, in hi,
laiesi letter, dated 18th Of April, he says, emphatic ,llv.
mat war was then more probable ,hao n week before:
n grest iail had again occurred in the French stocks
which, however, this same coresponden mt represent,
as a mere siock jobbing Operation, wholly unccnuected
with politics.
IL may be looked upon either. as indicative Of conf.
uenee 10 their own strengthen of the growing influence
OF BondpdIteism That the Presidsn, Of the CouDcil has
decided upon replacing the statute of NaD0Ieo nm The
column Of the Place Yendome.
vi Belgium, we can say nothing moro definite than
a. previous dates. a report was prevailing 10 the coun.
Hy,-un'ounded, in all pFobabil,y,-that a ,tea,v et
partition, similar to that by which Poland was. out. had
oeen signed by The Five Powers, in yirtue Of which
belgium was to be cut up and distributed among s.ve.
" 'neh' 1 MS Is not %p'obable; but az to what will
De the iasc OF that country, we sre wholly in The ds,k
IL the annexed exSas, from a Brussels n,osr n
9Th April be accurate, even the French have abaodon.
ed them.
From tho Brassols Independent OF Friday.
"mr. Firman Rogier, Secretary Of legation. arrived
Yesterday fiop PATS, bearer OF the consent given bv
me French Cabinet TO the oecp patton of uxsmboo,S
w mus'' mep, reiend ourselves he good risht is with