Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-20
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FOREIGN.
Continuation of the Late Foreign .N.p,.


which he had just held with Prince Mctternich. In
thu despatch he give. IN nearly the following
the words Of The Austrian Prrncc-"Up TO thi. time
We have allowed France to assert the principle of
r"n-'ntervention-bu II Is high time thut she should
know that We do not intend to recognise this principle
with reference TO the vents in Italy, We will carry
our army every where We hear Of insurrcction. II
this Intervention should war, well; let
come! We prefer tn oil the chances of war. ra-
tber than be exposed to perish the midst Of mobs
The French Ambassador observed on tn. ,clara-
tion OF Prince Metternch. and On other facts-.'You
know that up to the present mnm-nt q. Ia. pro-
nounced for peace more openly than mvScle tu'
am convinced oday. that to avoid the dangers which
menace France, II Is necessary without delay Il &c
forr the Austrian e'es be made to take the initiative,
and to throw army into Piedmont" The Paris
sian Correspondent who furnishes the above. adds
that the best comment upon the imnortant des-
patch OF the French Ambassador, is afforded by
Ordinance issued by Louis Philip. that very day.
tMarch II nv Calling into active service eddi,ioa
al force Of 80 900 men.
II IL further stated that the Austrians have even
Threatened the French Government with the Duke
de Reichssdt, whose appca rance in Italy with the
srmy would be any thing but agreeable to Louis PHI
hp.-Ths may have its effect with tho King Of the
French; but we are much mistaken fit would not d.
minish his power to resist the war party However,
cost what it may, the Austrians are determined to
put dawn the revolution in ally. According to the
sdvcrs Of the Sd inst from Rome. treaty had been
concluded between the Papa Government and the
Court of Vienna, by which the Emperor will imme-
diatey furnish to tho Pope 20 900 infantry and
airy, to bring back under the Pontlhcal domnions
such towns of he Rnm,n = ates as have been sepa
rated from The Holy See by popular connections.
These troops will occupy for Ave years the places
where their presence may be Necessary for the mann
tenance Of pe,ce. The .iust-ian commander will
have IT in his power reduce the fucc Of the army
ofoccupsinn when The insnrgcnt towns shall have
submitted themselves, and tranquility shah have
been restored The Apostolic Chamber will pay
to the Imperial Cove nm-nt for the expense OF The
f-s years occupation 100000 Of Roman crowns,
e050o,oo0 fraTcs.
PANS. March II.
An extraordinary courier from Vienna, rccsi-
we'd yesterday by Count d'Apponey. 1t is affirmed
that among the despa chcs brought by this Courier.
which cnjons Count dApponey, in case The Govern
ment Of Louis Philip should Consider the nterven-
ton of Austria in the affairs of Italy as illegal, I'M
medlatey 10 require his passport, and to qrit the
capital Of Franco without delay.
All he private letters received from Vienna con-
In asscna that orders had been he'd rom
Vienna for The entrance Of tho Austrian army into
Alodena This armed interposon. it is stated, must
have been executed about the 9Th instant. .Arstris
has at this moment in Lombardy complete eouio-
ped corps of 50 600 men.
Iasurrecion in Naiy.--Accord.ng to letters from
Romo ofthe 18th, tho ci'g ~as stl tranQni; bat the
news o. the taking nf ancona, and o. the eadng of
The insuIrec,ion IN which Pcragia, Spolcto, Fol.no,
Ferni, and Nsrr, had already joined, caused great
CONSERVATION. An attempt 10 recover SPolcto. By
sending detachment oftroops, had fucd. Travel
he & !Sm Rams say !Ga The y y. Eei Of
was, at the lime OF th"ir DEPARTURE only teen lea
CUES from the capital Great CONSERVATION prevail
ed there, and there was repo't of the departure Of
the Pope and of the Sacred Coll &c; meantime
complaints were made that the public treasury was
enPly.
We have received the following account from Pa
ris. Of the state Of affairs IN III. revolt.d parts Of
Italy, given the authority of letters from Ravenna
dated the 2lst nj. On the 9th the deputies ofthc
Provisional Governments of Pesaro, UIbino, Sav.n
ma. Fori Ferrarn, and Bologna. are TO assemble in
Congress at the last mentioned town, and bllsh
central government for the whole Of those provin-
ccs. The organization of the National Guard was
going on with great rapdity The dist rlcts Of Be-
logna, FcrTara, Besaro an Urbino. The ENROLL |
ments were completely filed, and upwa Ids of fifiy
thousand men had already subscribed their mes IN
the towns alone.The standard Of liberty - display
ed from every point Of Grabrio. Ferug,a the CAPT
tol OF the prnvincc, raised 1t the 18Th nfter the
populace had dsarmed the soldiers Of The Pope and
taken possession Of he fortress Fogno and other
towns IN the same country followed the example; Mo
seata expected to d. ike Use 7 he town
Of Ancona, with It's port and citadel, capituiatgd on
the l1ih, and surrendered 10 The National Guards
at Ronagna, Pesaro, and Urbno, under Tie COM
nnnd OF two artillery superior officers Tine princi-
pal points Of the rspiiuIaton arc: lot, Security 10
religion and Ptoperty-2 The garrison TO march
out with Ill the honors Of war-3d, The Pnpe's
Iegats formally to conceda the government Of the
province Of Ancons to the Commander Of the IN
dependent troops. The revolution hal already
spread to Vitsrba and Spole,o, that the ri CO.
lored Gag was visible from Rome itsels.
WARSAW, Feb Go last letter addressed to
you was under date of2Oth 2lst instant, in which
you informed Of the contest between the Polish
and Russian armies, near the gates OF Warsaw, at
Grochow, which is only about four wersts from the
gates; but although the Russians are 80 near U.s.
s,ll they nave not yet been able TO pay us visit IN
town. should suppose the Field Marshal Debitsch
Esbalkousky has found out by this time that the
inhabiants Of the borders OF the Visua are no,
Purks, aud that II will not be easy 10 get The IT,
tie OF conqi"r't Of Poland, "a l. wa3 ZlbIlkousky
'Fhr Rnsslans who have been taken prs ,ners saw
That D"oseh 10 wounded IT. the leg. bn; we are not
csrtsn d It's being true. On hIonday The Russians
dsmnnded an Smlsce for o few hours 20 bury their
hsad. winch was accorded them; during ,ha: time
many Of the officers aud soldiers Of the two conten
ding armies met and talked ,ogc'her. and the Rua-
sans we're invited by the Poles 10 90 with them 1,
their eamprto dine. anG they accepted Ire invitation
with pleasure but they appeared very much surpris
ad - find ouch resistance hnre IA ihev vcrn ,nlL