The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-05-30 00:00:00

- N..& -vi pests end Assol , irealro•-41. Ant hells et A --.IUV. Walks is die . Otrdellk No. 11.-714 t 'the Ushers,. a poem. b 7 tbe Rev. R. Materbs.—, XVll...Nertetive of the thmtivity et Aims** Meets. —lVll. Ortglif of the De insement el She National Spirit hi 11. Poems pi Mad. de Illervllle—XlX. *Mesas vivifies &deg Shims* liesests. ROgreent, Clwir" se l herd Byres and Literary oesette.—X.lL Resumes , so Diwen's Merino Petiere.-+Mr. iltaistee *ad lb. Dream—WWl. Observedeos al Me gregeiggl Mememet to George New Pv t e = l Itembilbs.—XXV. Vigilantes, Litatery set Royal *misty of Litarolare.—Doemllo Ceermleki—Tided Northern lbspedition—Deisears Igypitete Toetb.--Itspeet matiWeiglds sod Meeseres--Uterery Vied. es._ easion Volumes. Nola lestitete.--estises Ilksta li. 6l.—XXVlL-41sewa Erinway. . 2 Ts. lien sad — ix. xretierre. Agrieetteitel. end COUNINIVISI.—.XXX.Possrseat. Et &NTS. XXXI. ISTIMILITING Occuaosacts, Frousollons. births. Merrlages sod Deaths, with Riotrophical Particulars of Noel GrMsaptoa. Mir N. Colpoys. Blr R. 11111g1i. Lieutenant Jeans. Dr. basses, Mr. Foe, Mr. Daittemea, Mr. VA ridAtii.. Ls. ed for Henry Colliers sad Ce. Condeit-streets lift sad Weald', Dlinbergb end Jobs Commie,. Dias; sod ItMelled by all Sweitsellers bed Newsmen. Is. • otA PLAT**. peltahle M La 6 new is M. se Mawr , sad Caermes Cabby* Kettehatery. 011. "" ferekbook es bolie me ISO I *, .iwy 4**4110,44, tai 'Grade," weevers, Pre. oesk .0•;, will OW We Woodmen dor 6 free tie• muesli , . Variety if the beet 6ie it Mak Work. esetelielly gab, at a F OP SHRIMPS. tirsmaisi # this de 7 1 ' • 17;07s;:ii,)4424;iiisiccrafir• - bff' . . with ibis mad Willer Galilee i t as nears bis "set gralsl4 sielstme la lbw Ise meat at ms e ib • o pap • to lavabo tsemtbat It Of odd by 6N ad . arebemisas Is Loodoa. sad b Gas or , la every tows the . ' . ... • 'sae le' isialle• videos Aped " Moore tad tors seal *Ellie Cork. alum sad others. it is particularly re . Iblyying, as it Is warranted to keep is say aldadb . PA T R N T IWONOMICAL sod UNIVKIISAL LAMP.—This invention amines. every requisite to render It a doesealts teinfort la Ms more general Use of Limps iwsteN Candles.—Tha (MASHIE& or 4IOUT UUIIT being mitmes*T Islareetkrg to ail romllles. sad particularly ks many pro nay be best appreciated by a fair comparison with others whirls are most resorted 10, • via.—tho RaMplight, an old servant, bet it mast be allowed a drowsy oath sod totally talk for mottos; the Was-w ielt, stock epos a cork, loafing is oil upon water. of more sow deer date, bat must be stationary. subject to the cork Mobs Mg flee, besalling the glass It boats is. musing a suffixal's( smell. 1111•Mailler meek oil. and • resistant ewer* for the wish ; Ole Patent Eessmaileal Chamber lamp. no es pease tot for oil, mad &Mat the rateofa Hallpostay oat) for rigid or Moe Hours, giving a brilliant light, always ready at the moment It is wanted, bearing any motion. and can be reolated burn the lenges& or shortest night disappraring in the mora les. whims& smoke or small; the prier Ida. la * l an Meads sad M. la talky bronze, sad impirrial metal at ens. Tile same principle applies with peculiar seraetage to the larger Lamps fOr the diring-table and sideboard, epos • handsome scale, suited to the allueut, with Amens pedestals, at Isk to des.; sad for the study, to write or read by (tl hesarbra). they are every thing that ran be wished at his. M iii.. mid spool a smaller smile Cis. to Sits.; those tae Illdeffsall pfbred and patronised by (lexical pad odor filsolleasess. la every part of the Warble, and for MI oars Lissy are ovally dmirablo. The lieselon akar lag Lamps, for the staircase. wears aoasere s t4, I —" Mal poly ate rly new le taste, mod elegantly from 308.40 M.. Me latter apes large scale ; le a 'boar; Lamps. Um some portaelbsa estate. borsht. whole ,vets- , 1:5 1 ; :out trimming, r Sr mairbiff la TWAsellbed witb"" t ease% two thaw Mika. and so Am* 15 losasest sersdri.,--41•1111st i rguitigt no aurru RES. itWAII aiii .1.1‘.. MI, Pleet.areet, (baring 1,. .toteetedli. fasidiliall 1. the Me It owes of 4111* - witk"PINDIV'S PATIENT TRUSSRS. without Mk se* soeidegtee In the seperiority of . 3181 r .• ' Blow SaMlllll.44abothkelaatibree eases. I . e dvel tiwili vitt Plibl. ualwira k Vt. I } Mean. (Wafter a lair trial of suitable lauds.) they do sot / =• Xrisogligrosarce and Du asetirre. bolas the dla if these Trusses, and sway of the 1**,400 OW =NW lowelhiad hy thew. Profeselooal and 1 fl a = swouected with Hospitals. Truss Societies. 97 4 ev we sssat respectfully lafoneed they will be g sated es tbaattble t eras. N.B. PetWeelandlacSidrensfirtat. of go body below el BO %IA awl the Largest .ibt the thigh, stalleg Stela aide lan sre Ilelsfiltd, may en beteg eorredtly fitted. - . - ---,- Allah INN, ST. c Last EN rs, . . _. STRAND. " ' U..- ' • E. ltr TBAVIILLING AND CON TARSE ANDANDIZS. MAILS add other COACHES f sad hews ten at vie , Tread*, Friday Nights, O S 4 . ... ."-^- Vompera Milt. throeuh Oedabielser. Peg• ut. wr y Evoking at a quarter past 7. 6. On its arrival a packet sells to t ;16.1 passenger* sad paresis sad a • *roil* Dfortes. Oust au ey. outbid. sad elishaa. .o. 11PdAlbar. Man' 7 8 111111 :at %11 :1;s t a r*"."11"Ea rter pi:T C ;I : ISAS l = . pa sieugers sad par te, Basestrate. Sandwich, Innen 11;retielire conveyed to Folkstoae, igailvDissrisoreh. Rowney. mid I.ydd. AM.= Carmarthen. Ilaudilo end lister. ~.t. wog, 0 a quadter-past 7, *all Sunday at *pi =Il . k Bristol Poet Coach, to carry cooly four Wide. ',. Ikeitgli Reedtee. Marlborough. Caine, and Chippealsam. I lathery litorahvg at a qoarter.osst 6. mid Bristol light P.m Coach. rvery 'Memnon at 3 ..- , i t 11/ht Peat Coach, in two days. to carr y fuer beside. 11141‘ 4 4 14 t1mi. Religiinc. Marlborough. Draftee. and lilowlay, Wrists'' , y , and Fr ida y Ntornincs at 0. • This' Coach is diiely Intimated for the acensameds•ioa of •-• Passllks. Invalids. Re. who auwat undergo the fatigue of twait a distaetv is one day. Reigate and Ceet• Brigham l4ht Poet Coach, through . LK every Monolog at S. 1 Cheltenham Origins% Post Coach, to carry only four le- NlNh,_threagla Healey and OxforJ. every Moraine M 7. ' Cillhoner, Boner. and Petwurth Post-mach. Meenclay , ifirdasedsy, sad Friday Mornings, at a quarter before 7. : Dow *ad Casterbery Light Post-coach, every Kvialleg , at half-past 9.• ano, eery newilog at half-pest 0. Bedakelag. sad Guildford Telegraph Cnach. throuirh Lemtheerheed, Clandon and Horsley. Tuesday, t i t at. riday, sad Saturday Mornings at 10. Ditto. through Kingston. Ditton. Cobham'. and Ripley. es f Ibilwisy.Wolliseaday. sad Friday Mornings. at 10. Maley Coach through Matzenheed, every Afternoon at I, 11ANKIll'ITA. 4 7 4 j a d diemareae d • J. P. llo:liv. Bnlinebroke-row. Newington. tiller , to ear elimPlt . Arundel. and Palworth Coach. ToesJoY, reader Jane 1. A. July id, at Osildhall. Attorsey, Mr. 1 OM Saturday Moraings. at hatf-past 7. A i re KIWI, CliFunCe-rite. Ramsgate, fle sh, t, B,l4.l".l:Alehi.c...anideeitreadjit--- • T. Nicholls, Birmingham, dealer. June 13, 16. Judy le. at ili thed Light Po7t- e grac ' h .o , . Mini* at 7. rn t i s r ee - g b - - H - eel e y - " , ' Ate. every teviorWaltewliliabrenkrt-inn: Digbeth, Birmingham. Attorney. Mr. N owell * new end elegant light p o .... vve h. t h e a n . e . ...'‘%:. B. Ilan. Kine-atreue, Choarble. memaleowt. Jew 9. litor, to eorry only four inside. through Kingston, Dail& ford, Pitterstaid, and Portsea , every Morning at 9. Combas from Portsmouth to Chichester, on the arrival of the MU, through Kensworth. Coalmen , ae. to Dorlor. 51;.1;..Je.;ft..114-aps.altdelleuldhall. Attorney, Mr. Te)lor, Kiss el Yeedro Dover. Tarmenter, Juno 11. It Judy 10, at Ilse liaildlesil. Canterbury. lkttornev. Meggrf. WlOCker. son,Daw awl Herringbam. New Roswell-Toert. Limenbea-Ma, =Wry Peast-corieli, to currr only four Inside. through .., .W. Gorey. Doter. bait-r. Just- 11. It. July 11. al • ilkalarilek•• WhOchw th • All " Tee ' &e • el e '' the Guildhall. Centerbury. "sttorneys, Mears. Mocker. Mem** st 7. elogilloehoprjv Poem-coach, through esford aid Mottos- p a iii :"" 4 'm g Iletri t te lno • New Boswell -enstl. Lincoln's -44 • - bliellgraternr(u'olnagchat(7re.movod front the Bull and Month.) li; • Ing 11, Bri".Illas"1. J16.7.14* July I°. 'us, Bristol. Attorney, Mr. grass. **so Aida don. Pm-louden. and Cirencester. Taeaelay. I . lt the e° Thimelo gli 1 smi g t4sturd , y .)lornings rat a quarter before 7. • 1111 "" K. s; mimed stir - upon -Tene. perfumer, Jane I. 90. Wallingford and Wantage Coach. through Maidenhead. Nettbshod. and Harwell, Tuesday, Thursday, sad Saturday J A u t l i, v irn i .. .l... - * M I r t: l l l. ... a . r: b r i k t ;: r. li pm e t' re ills) ,: hi N ne e . grefitle-urge-Tfne• • Ilesillags at 7. J.Waret. Beech. Stalfortia.eiro. farmer. Julie 6. at the octe t NORTHERN: COICIII I ,I. I. of Mr. Brooke, attoroec. Newport, anti June 7. /els 10, at Took, Newcastle, anti EdinburA Coxchea. anti to ill the Re.l Lion-ism, Newport. Athens/ y. Mr. Make , 61 0 of the North. every Morninz • at a trader peat il. Mae . cheater, taneuster. Ketolsl, ltultdftle. HaJelersield. i ns- ,tar}. .. - . . . . j___2l . ls. ;ha il. . •uortioorisie, Liverpool. twererealet life4f6eti-Lee‘' 11811411z * " th erhem ' ' 4l4lleld ' 8" Nu" 10. at the Uminee-len. Liverpool. Attorneys7sews. Tai• whit Couches. Daily. for and Ilmoeue, leieg's Seorh-vralh, Temple. CABBIRRS-9'u Twieltenham.ftrantford, sad Mower*. every Monday, Wednesday. Frb!liv, and Saturday. Dirt !stains. C..tMES and Ca., Proprietora. Pergola and Packages are ssfelv and expeditiously eon- Jew It 3- nittrem ant W. W^ l4ll - Virefloe feet. lo r4 eemital ol brewers-Jane 19 I IloullstolkTbarer -444 'eyed from this Inn to ever. - Cite, Town, Where. etnel - t ailor -J e er " ie. W. J. ref ' ageless.= Csantry Beat in the fa:lowing Counties. viz.:-Becks. Rack.. 411""......iay ce..R . 4 ,.. N .. g .. s t re pt. Cornwall. Devon: INl.r4et. Hunts. IlarefOrti, °lower/ter. daunt sue . y ig eel. T. Cosirtnec, Smiled. ealffee-hosarkserer - 4 0 . , Kent, Otford,l 4 oiservet, Surrey. t 4 rages. Wllts, Wftwenter- Juni.',--• • ... vi , seinnewoe se w t news- la. st . Sure% Tistites.litT. wiry assainn. South Wiles. i ll !tart` °r the tile of Wield. Jt"et;-„.keilwr,s,,,,, Y. J. tug. Roitiortdsse. - mornsint -4001 soy, and ill parts of Franee : and to all Purls of t bl , rth. a__ . • V. ..ank . ,i,i . J. mama s • Take netice.thet no parka/re. eontgialog giros. ell**. :PP* i " al ' Miti r lite f irr a . "tehes. plate, cash. or Dank metes. however moll the tsehrg . ... t a rt. rA . . ' n. lt^ . si . .111_04r."01110_!! rttio.st ... - alesst_ . valet,, will be isee"na'e4 hr. if "I Gl' daleitted; sot 50! t wi er n su. ll ltial:;lZus I: 111. ""'4 , lr. .n:1! -4 4 :4101" . rwi1b4 or te = other parcel erpasseuger's leprous. of nor° - ell IIL va ned eioihier -June Ildg M . O' ltil f• -111 . Inalikl‘ I ht l';l4. 4Pteißd ha siath " al/ eil.terei rot thh Otter ' 4erivett..c -J .ow 21, W. tioi 1. DorLiu,. - 14 f or abrordlnery ~ : en. IV" tft Swet Pouf-choler*, lc. at die shortest maks. . . builders. .•.: ix . . - ~ id'! In it msarawammemmaremor moat's (Amok who, to swift lho sepotiltlas these limp Immo Me servos of selaiteraied Oil. are lioesid to sell bops bet pare sad graoloa Ilsoarairasetl.—N. Yawl- Mos or paeans molding la. or poisalipre to tar East or W•st ladies. Nosh Avacriet. orNI Sad Ilmiao Lamps a valeabio aecialsitloo. War ealsolelmil le Ws Comes Nat Oil sa wall as Spermaceti. ••11".:, - • - •7 • ♦'d:UM resisDAY Aviuurs UAtti, cßowv-orimra. llav 0. 11111111ril 111ETVIII411111 TO onovonismaoIP*64IItNTIPAIIILIIIIIIROT. P4Nime or *mimeo. —Wow) linoor Ihromoud, 1114. of Moir 1)roonsOod. IN Ow room of Sir Chalks gdooorstwoo. Hart. deceased. WAR (wines. Maw 0. Commisskons Ie the Weetmartood Yammer! Coenlry. signed b) the. Lord Llystadoot of thirCeeely of West morland. W. Clapham. Omit to be Coco s& J. Reniary. Out, to be 14mrgroe. Commission signed by tie Lord Liestment of the Ei Riding of the County of Vett. and Toss sad Com.st) of the Town of Kingstne-epeO-Hull. O. Melsonswer. Esq. to be Mipety mie Lleetesset. J. CAI n. Cierk. to be ditto. W. 111. 0 ilby. ClerL, to he lilt t. Coniasissioui slimed by the Lord Ideatesest of the Lowy of Bedford. Bedfordshire Militia.—Ensign B. 11411tarrigelh Req. to be lAriitensist. 'ice 'tweeting, resigned.' Bedfordshire Iteeinseot of Yeomanry Cavalry.—W. Colgehoun. tient. to be Cornet. Commission is the Anglese y Militia. slatted bl the Lore Lientensnt of the County of Anehoiev. E. Owen. (lent. to be Sergeoe, vice Pritchard, Ille• A ceased. il:ahk .maid sliedlio—T. T. weri.-/. 11.ein14. Calling. km. Oarnow...- nlmenhiinusers.—?. Elliott Ind W. Antonio.' . Maki sod J. alliteliline. Newt FA4l l :Dim•Zi-tv;:est.g.r.o• " 4 :wie:•-a gt —a. soul J. 11. Cooper. Wailingistryst. inanlia-on neve.—lnonial J. W. Prk.n. Red Lisuretrent. Cielll IT. Itallsed se/ W. Shmililes. Aar* k —A: Wilcox , " I. illantis. WA a . Leolloard-street. 1•40 ; :l• . We•lley is* J. barge. C —W. Qom W. Pixie. Ks* p aid igliiTi; ll7l4ll9 A Maw bargensisters.—T. Ped/016 It 1411110. sod . . 4xze . 1411, ws. Lasenshire. inwlbandilm. . 4 ,4 AO - _ii isminnomemig==. reI44IGENCS. . • _ - 11MCLASSateN 01 TRU ALLIID 110112111101 111 1.,111- 1141C11..-.4IIOOVLAR 01 INC RtP tAY 001110710110 1 1 T 70 TIN INMERIXT COCIIIII OP aviters. IL Lis- LATMACIII. MAT 11.—At the oiotment when the Con. Klett separated, the , following &eminent was pablislied is the sense. of the Goo rts of Austria, Prussia, and Rossi& Fon", is aegeeisted with thoemeires of the resole ties takes by the Allied to suppress conspi racies, mod to terminate orm . Urrwhicli menaced she etisteeee of that geileral Fere, the est•blioliment of which cost to many efforts moil tin' teritirra. At the very moment when their ~ . .tiefosi. objects were aemnsiplished in the historian erNesii - 4, a reSellinn of a still more odious character, if possible, horst forth is Piedmont. Neither the ties which ha. An mo easy grusratinee united the reigning Haw of Savoy with the Peeple s nor the lienetits of an eelightentalOovenement, asiluinis treed by a eke Prince, sad Nair has. our the sa d prospect of calamities tit M4it Itie renntr was posed, retold restrain the ollooffeeted Wan their design'. The plan of a general sebversion was prepared. le this conoltinainon against the repose of ustions, Out ens s_piraters of Piedmont hail their part assigned throb. They were eager to perform it. The Throne and the %tate were hetroyerl -oaths were risolAtod—iiiilit any booms tarilisheil—moil the contempt every duty soon rooted the sconrge of every dia l-- where the iseuelleme• evhiloiti4l the same I ha ere,/ where goo siren spirit directed ti.eve • Meek hens. • 4ei104 able is motto plausible 'motives in their jeediestiou, nor to olitsin motional support to maintain them, it aAs ltr ta•P 41trtrioire that these contrierte of a ssaindly sought an ars:fogy : they footeleel, open Mud. I seisrwletlious, a still more e le iholaal hope. I a n ;1.4 tobroolonorwaroarery MY worilem lebielo most be olsistrooywl. They nomonuessi those sr*. three* which ore ieepired by a tree love of ours roam try, soil selootitutiug fur kaown duties, arbitrary and , nsidefoomi peel•Locs few a toniverssi rhasgi in th- tee atitnent principles of tioriety, they reeparof eaillres &e -astern for the wo rld. The Allied sforersitots saw *he Answers of this eon apiesew Is all •t•-ir till 'stem, bet they had ohm di.- covero4 the real weskisess et the ronspiratoes, i n g ni,. o f their veal of des Ideation *ad deceit. Itspertenre h 45 vrtilleil their legi• anticipons. The resistance which thoste 4•1111•Ority atiPOMIIII 1101,11 has hers useless, I esitior has disappeared at the sight of the sword of jss tire. I t i s flot to ar.-i•letotsl aeons—it Is net e'es to the . 001V101.1 01 men. who behaved so ill in the isssur bat. tt e —that easy OtfoOl. he attri'mteil. It Mr evaltesi from a niure consolatory principli, from owe UMW worthy of Provid -nee welch a i li terror the conseienees of m en so 'witty: and the ceitsee« 19f the pohlie, whose Cite r i• rosopronoise.l he these a riti.-ers of mischief, eassed the ems to fall from ihm is. Solely emp• ii rat to ' worm! •rith, and to pot d n mh fling, th.. f.r from ptirsaing any I esclnsive interests. hat• arrived to the aid of the peo ple who were subjugated , and t he pe .0, th emse lves hare regarded the employment of those troops ass a severt in farrow of their * liberty, mot as an a g gression upon their indepenilenee. Freon that 0000000 sent t h e war ceaseil—from that moment the States which erre- Intioe had assailed, become the friendly States of those P•Meff which never wished any thing but their traMpillity sail their prosperity. la the midst of the'e grave is-clumsier., and is aimed.)s thus delicate, the Allied Sovereigns, in coo ten with the King of the Two Sicilies and the King of Sardinia. Live judged it indispensable to adopt temporary measures of precautiou, italic-Led by pru dence, and called for by the general gum 01. The al lied troop., whiote presen c e was nece sari for the , restoration of order, have been placed is auit.ible' positions. solely for the purpose of protecting the free e xercise of legitimate authority, an.: to assist it in preparin,:, u i.ler this orris, those benefits which may elfoce eve. y res.i;e of such purteutuas misfor- we i domed don. rniere4l jesty,lse rial red ltrrrl Apostolic Majesl., notwithstanding the cline of thr Cotigreioi at Loyberh: this despatclivs of the+ !Rhllth) Ilarch, very seen ',hewed to you that the torteight of the Pouperor, had been hut too completily notified, Odd that, hiflaul to his promise?, liessi4, at the tolur4 of Austria, and the legitimate Sovereign of the isismione of Ma.. hut' ' , torched an army of 100,000 men, le order to oral the calamitous and toil probable effects df the military re volt which had just broken oat In Piedmont. Auspicious erentithAve sun-evilest thofe which the or .t:firers of tumbles And of discord prorefted. Eery thins authorise.' us to hope lbw order will be Neon. ally re-estal•lished in s b u States of his %Arai:lien .Ma. kitty. The Royal 910111*ustsent there has avails's& Itself of the pnminsity of 0 GeseleargleXenetian kingdom; au.l it is the Importer Owditeeee of a corps of °erupt dots. rompoged of Aeitriso troops, which It ha. minima in restore to Piedmont the (disponi of SA internal, se cure, And solid peace. All ear wishes seek this great And eolatacs• reanit i , I \ i i tune. The justice and diainteresteeln , -as which have pre railed in the deliberations of tile Allied Monarch ..., will Away. continue to regulate tb ir policy. la (stave, sa daring the past, they will ever pres•rihe to themselves the preservatiun of the in.lepeadence and of the rig its of each State, such ea thee are re cognised and slt•fined by existing treaties. The issue even of mach an alarming crisis, will, tinder the awspless of P:nvi.lence, become the consoli , latioa of that pests wltieb the enemies of the people at `4llllllllllod.to destv.sy, sad the stability of an order of •A-ETipags, which will secure to nations their repose and Pf"Pi rli - with thesemtaibweet., the Allied Sovereigns, 410 i s: - sting the disferopces at I.aybacb, have wiefsed to asuounce to in world the principles isy whisi they have been animated. They are determined 'met' pi fbas.ton theta; and all the.friends of order s4H con-tpetly see and hod in their union, a sure sale .ataa egoist the enterprises of aniechy. ft des ta . this purpose that their litspe-ial - -'• 4 . s - • mtg. - .. 7 _ VW irlr TIOW lorwrim vs ... --. . 7 .., __ __ _ _ . . lethit'll I lte Saldinian Hovernmest itself ilea- iforiblkha, is s hout to become the ohjeat of a direr - t areastgeoseat 'woven Sardinia and Austria, under the gemenutet of the Allie.l Court, ; and as the prskeliee of MT Sour. w T IM be henceforth useless, the order to mirages le Ives al •eatly bete despatched to them. - thr the other hand, the more the resolution to make them operative was encreetie, the more salutaiy and useful has bent the Wien...ion produced solely by the intelliges-e hit they were in movement, and the more essential is it I. the eyes of the Emperor that all the Cabinets ot F o rm r should know and appreciate the *minis ousideratiens which induced bis Imperial Majtery • in fia.e re. oerse to arms, and the noble and pure in fer.tioto. 14 hick would always have directed the employ mit of :Mon. i !i. ..e,wr.eace (dell area and conntries wanly na lion, of the calamities whi..ll form the inevitable trait oi er in- and rebellion. lint last year, these gettss lIA ilre 041 lessons were contemned. Catastroph !I .neceedetl reek other with as appalling rapidity. Nat , pies vl *urinate ibly evinced the dancers of pernicious reausple. Become, herself, the theatre of revolution, and the centre of the activity of sects. this State me mired Italy with a eeneral cond(gration ; and Austria, seeing a portion of her provinces exposed to instalment peril, claimed. in the foist place, the teoral support of her allies. The sincere friend of his imperi il, - Royal, and Apoitolic Majesty, and c •nvinceil, like that august Monarch, of the evils which would on:t more innutiate the world, If the disregard of all ,unties should - obtain the apology of a lastin4 trinutph, the Emperor espoused, with sincerity, a cause which his conscience told him was that ~t Europe, of laws, and of treaties. He did more. As )n intimate onion has been established, by solemn acts, bt tween the European Powers, the Emperor offered to his allies the aid of hieing's, in case new commotion. , situate , excite the dread of new dangers. We hate already seta how the anticipations of his Imperial 31ajesty had bee* verified. Sectarians acting in the tiarknees, which they tor munch needed to veil their guilty projects, eseited iit Pievituont an insurrection which might, by its cove qitenres, retard the progress of good in the two Sleitee, and, by compromising the army, which was then advake raft eine upon Naples, encourage revolt throughout - ttle whole Peuiteila. Already alarming symptoms . 0,1144 disqnietutte for other conutriel ; and from that : the it issian troops were hJo MI to march. They, . *Or' I did march, not toestend the p oorer of Ititesia, or torsion*. the slightest infringement upon the bounds of territorial poperseion, gurante ed to all the Governmespe &- rope by the treaties roncla.led since Ilii.i ; list ose coot the Allies of the Emperor; and this, as . d r wo &tire oaiti above, at the express euneit.itions of his linmpari.l. Papal, and Apostolic Majesty. and of his 11•01 'fligh tless the Duke de lienevois. They marched not 'drew isstiratioue which have ensatlated (rein iegithatts a•Shitalty, hot to present ineorreetion from szetirifigg e piwer which wanid be a taiitersal wimp. 156.10 ) , try searched, oat to abstract the development 8(0 i'ilc prosperity, is say State whatever, lvtit to (seiner the is. es tablishment of or der in .3mo:tits where t he worain n -i -r . • A eA • , . ki . ' la i tikit ior .. A .ll V‘ ki.• 14' . - ..: s 1 ' '": . ' . .. .... ajr. ! "."-- ,i if a .. 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