The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-04-16 00:00:00

~.~ I .j . r G . ~I NI MN • • ••••s rowel rr -- x Moldavia Moldavia on the present footing, is only to ured with a momentary advantage, very d;spro portionate to the danger of being involved through than in war a ga i ns t Kumar, an event which must Pecriwarity follow any attemkto nu the part of the latter t o Vele ou-the principahtirv, and which, ac coriliog to the present Political arrangements ex •,419.1g-iss-Awaw.-smaki: *4 S O I2-0- . ails*, general Ciiiivuls)oo. Frorn Ores* tOnisideratieste, itwduld appear evi- .1 dig 61, li i,A ..shribitt _ 4 unottivaph _,,• "kit iitiviitseatiitcPir , 11 11 l e* '''eganla-l* nitlr... 4 .-_--- --,-:‘ a ', ;(k Ow in'thrterfornianei 'I%4M 'witieh to+ Sit 'knit. t liiito dioritet •tieuttY 'ClViistigg'lltswerl "" ';':: ' ' '' ii it **fled i hit •tiirilti s ek44s ortfiOAT; it ftlit'ef forts •liroidsr 1301 ktilivtitSC th .i ilkat ll, oo a rer ifFlieviggi'ulieti''f,' Entree' tortfiati c i tb fake • stfitittlll4o%;#-ITnivii,"lll/fAt c tl4 t artes, in order feii;ifeketlig tiieVitlititlaett'L 4i_taii`t6i.ig rewz - Mimi 'itubsitl ktilftill oritioittinetteYinq: hld Orsidtk.4 0 girriiniiewhitiq'ti'a iii!Opell. ' Ale .4yotiiti'beYtieArltriimlin Anti w` Vet the • `Ptifte •stibdotid l / 4 411y klyint in ill; !Asir.. de /I dike lifkifie,ntitEly• filie4esi to ' t the o jr.smt „. di., v... 4.4 it ilf rottiktbs of Ilintir444tontrqueutly • orris 'filet ite.tidlietid - MiSitigtif to 'lt; ', ~ . • i •' /, Ni r . i. itit phi el'iskitiestiBn7dr 'rake/ • *iii, or trensfiittOdi atitfiitii,VllTll6Vrtfare (node tint ' 'l,'lttittrertitht efT(''flif ill iliiii of:tilrtilie, ..i • .t re dot' ft* iiii*trionVieotocl so dr'cidk I li theiez • tfi ilt*llettAifilitlni'ara':.wat ' kiid that "tale sial reit:mutt stAl44 4 l9trstr i ctufilf . ru • ili/Riblifilrfl4:3liii 1 11 1 Sh i lie . Too , b i A i r , i , • '144,4 - tyketii?. *VAT. lil,l' . ...itiat b ; ‘ ,,4 • •*iiiibsti6ri traaPAirlfies 4 ilii . iyfro . Is r vi / Mi) litirrahle.- - :it if lit `l . fi lli i,rl'lrtimutt i iikiar o l is l fa iirkPir 0 i'lie'sgailritdl' .e ft .t 1ir.1.4 i'ost , ,N idualiegtoifk •gfifilifmre.o 'l'2+l.l)4lTP dal!? Le! ilia', VIA 'die IV.t'iliio Itail4e4 , lll l ide t. ital dWlfiritflititi an Id trtir t'Ne (- 144414 4f 'resiou t iet v litribiteirionSheitriiii the tr . s IFT: . 01 1 .0 4 - , lif iT Vi i ll - Kilolikir 'Vie iiielOniif inntrA4 , 4,llo,. 4 I feltalfietlll.%, l etalii;'&!tirefr 1 tgfA s cotelltiluto,. 8 s?uke,of unceasin4 rep t ets‘ions, and a sub)rit 0 • .11•10. _' Allnet I ' IM t ', ip . Willi e7tda it i ire shirty of • '3* ettsliseitritsft ". '' Mit' fhb' contyriimisr ,Ilie Alsa rfl e brAtl utfiV;, * itlt" . .tlitit itir 'Danube r vial ) ile o '''ifiller iiii t tnril 'frOn i tier of their pre-rent • : Wit lif r iiiiiiiiri it Mill Ise! t- or if , is r d - one cstc,- . I%hiCiit'art'r t heti; rttctiefik. . • An il thu,e 10N..1 ii.g • ChTOI4IWQ; whUitte eliiiteltki In Europe is ulrrady telelidt l 4 l. Kith+ CO; Miteh'ialtilgener, and 'who musts i bt itrure k nokitlistuuding thuhigh opUtion , ..It et lateitiiic %MAI. „own iniportatice, hour a'atirefililtVi i ern it thf inercy afChristian "'overt., saiiisiti-ithrt hale' Venter t•if 'to combat ally deci 'idiktrii el . tailre;lt'sliAl ttriirived . o)mi° qf a' "l lo t ly i t' oil ,'.oiiiiii .4 territ o ry 10 . j epuldie • ''ffil.ir'id'iitfsei.vg i toytteille i r . 2.f . thtfiii po . ort•ss . ions ' iiriliog4'r 'CdaTT:t 1 1 , iNvg - i . ii,:kitpi stpull, the strict'otteffsitii . ar%it9iF Vrondirs, nitro, t;ircuni ..,4. so /jaiitiki n ki l esitlirritiK 'irei to th'ir . pAli • .114 ft ~ lerltiffed' i tifird p .'ll:o • Whiret . ' a rt* 04Rokro iiiirs, iii'ltier 01ftledeles, ' been:44'l4pr tutractiohs. I JO aka ; . 41 Afer s,- v i. . . % i t ~ , •1 : . • . - lkfo• t oitvt, %AY 4.tiii I.'ll - i jEj. ,of Irr my,,. 4 1 ~k „ ,i, ~• fatiiiiilltile . '.lti, lliel rifit 01.014444 f Wilt' gfreiti64 -I tiehti; etizfrp a y„,.....„ k „,,,,,4 ,w,... t.a.,,,0, 0ti_ * , 6 ,..,,,,,,,„,,,,,,„. 4 ,,,ce, .....10y 1 4448 lli ve` sMirhallii 9 Trin.o..tc cr,r ! ,t ! weigh+, 'IAA ?t enVild oisti have' C..e.,pt ii,..9)." 13 ,-: i tirtyupti;ilts , , and probably it,Mi rtilf,not a,lei,ri l con . • , teititite re' itt. 'Ouos of the 'l Aip•t4e eliat tltoli will be•fired on the continent 'Or leititipi. I • : _„ • . . , iOlt,Ci4lV INT#LLI4NENCE. - , . i. ..,,, I! nI. . . • . . .t • 1 ":4161 1 00., ) % .• PARIS rApriet .• • ~. - • 11 „ 1 1 tow .Iwro or . - -., -!• 'b PAILMANFOIL 11. • _ Li .Lhelrfiernoop of yesterday hisllhrjeStY'tiortu --word' busitters 'with pie Marquis 'O l Lilt riainr.l; ,di.. ' 'stirrer •if - Sr i liottsillo! , il :and irAfifirtjs;• si tat the 3bLi lt i V el ONP .. till kii,i4tlvitt - *ee 41so 1.4'0.. co.fP 4 l49.lito.‘Allide to Irsamet,fifisions. ~ The_preyanitiows for eiriebratitterNdlfrittis which will !Nike rPere the ht,'Volk, and jd orNltty, on ac- ' codat or the hvtisin of the Duke of Bourkleaux, ..,.• •...• - • hove s:oiaolcAtct•d at the l intel -de-Ville. rued at the . i„iogitpa,Elysees„., /be .keur liollit aerostatic fin,- fessitchbois ripiired 'for- this octet:inn an huge tie r imnpot, 'Mitt feet high. . taro of tile principal brokers its Paris. M. Manor' and M. 0 7 .-- lbws ,Ail aVetrusit of a quarrel at lor.g itociichwg, -which Woke oucwith violence eet4erday at eine fleeirset r., "-finty,iit A tine eicii,el; this zrzWindirg kie. Ift-lliiirle: " .M.,Aftin'tri tired 'pot, ":i4 l _-• *a wt . " - Imn - 1 J 11 . ?,:tidversary ! 114,seqvivg,d a ball to his (yeast . ; he fell immediately, and waccarricl Ito his tarriagi...a4iere he trifiirdd - -irt • the eutome of wi-few gni:torts, This event has throin a . glimaii "iipoi e feieuda,d ,6.1. .Manuel. villia *op gewetwity eistrialtivri; hi trassessed a very !Iry loirtutie, add i liiiii left a widow tuid sinierallihiloiresi, . latirlligcoce horn filrewellde at tile Sth April • 'hetet, •' Dreaoble enjoys at pressut the greatest' ' " • ti traastem ! ..,„ wo r d every thin; prociiiints pitt fisrlite 'fottitre rb"4.3,4ittiet,io drbitalileywrWatt;At" taturliiti4l • F ilo - wet cells. causols,.B2 I: IS e.l Beek Adige.. 1,54,430 . c: a 6.4. , • • - . • : .•'t 11111h•APRIL . 14. •The elsotip•of • gplley ' thrteigfiert:ll6nt yeettrdsy more ills . ' fib* the picette'io ( 1 1 , 1 ahlikt„ The it um. ber2of tlii'mriatficts itrusuatad so 44; iiiiorig theta opipe tipivier, f rrlyt tiud 14 ;1111trileilliltd to death for the honitl6 ottenipt atiae Itgcnet,tte i Duchess of • k .iiL 4 ;4 1 ,- 1 111,616.21_ 441 0tillt:Ophilialiellibinap.toviuelts. cocaine* wbe a 'Feiner 61' !filF•l44!etareel? R9ria .1•11*1 . 1'11P/Itft'.!0, itilotittel ',„ '. 4 ,1: Por‘i.tieW to toprillilifit%itiA4 • ) , 1, -. ' . , • *it lilt 4111•11.34441041(11111011 . I jr '• : rx, biAty;iAt'V:"..:"!':kaa - Pso"' 1 . • • • I's . 00 1 461d ie1ika0 0 .* 41444 1g# 5 41 .i 4 , ,I,,vAlletweedl ffifftv&y , 'c , ~..I . , ! rild. ;$ -4i • - J.•pot .7.sirparS .v.9kr,..-ii Tut ke'y ;. at . toe' Asti beiOl. too '1164F104a, fii the lotiefrof . 01614 WM Vtiiii4ge* t#4 ace to rest 00-lhe , setreA4lB/01W1Vilif tfflo - rekgre. pct.. ipyi ,, atonal character t-Pnid erftelilltiV ' et VA.s3tatt, tie , r' shiibir 1 r abdtrfiefff% ilitteill`44e ' 014 . maticii hilt orottfraoolalll%!NlteNNitt k Airl : 141aut the•pcitiibaott's wit prifediient.politiv.4, , ,i a ftr, titoldlielllttittrkt nitliejlteCtioelict? of at itioo 1- ..a- ... --a .........-• it .....xak.g , ~ ..1.:I.i.•••/.., . ..1.u2...?.!..i 1:12L-1_, - .- 14th, aid 25th of March, silivetl this morttillt4 The iiidittair4 ibs gad beapi the tithe of 2511 kiittiu!`t ttk lN AJt i 444. s44k P'll fltit - thhtior-fAlMbeilot dirk L'.4441: 4'41;4 r"WWI a - of 17 Th _ ve tir 4. ? r, the :b—Citti cdnlaiiis, with respect qily, the following ergot .d din,, " IPhiellopteremtjtib will contiinae to perform the duty ' tbr that of serving as i lguard of the palace mild of the Kin, • " The eistrenee of the • Austrian treopi into Naples I ttet permitting tbeNenpolitnn troop* CO. in the city to re „.hpiain withiu it,..the (miler fur their departure will be Waited day. They tire to he placed, with regard to their ulterior ~ideritiantiors, wider tbe.ordars of his Excellency the Com inaridant-General, Baron de Frintoni: " The gendarmerie wilreeritinite . its ordinary service. "The (lewd of Intaritaldayl: . tb to Whisji is due the mainte nance of ender during Its of agitation, shall . retain its ac,tusloedanatition, bit ilahill wt take arms or perform Gut duty except by the particular order ()Me Baron de rein:moll " The orders iitsbia Royal Nii:Lness the Kitice negro' fur the rutty of the ist,driau troops into the. forisemetr Gaeta mid Peseasa, shall be dispatched tottaorrow, , reed tulips entry of 'heavier., into ifer Airy of Nitiilee, ticellettif Efirton de WistiOnr, by teiiiitt dower nor Of N4p . les. fortresseaand the city of Nagle, WWI ite Wein Irplad Mmitodim to the Mode axed' Icy Cor;inifitid 40 . 14 20th of Match, su e d bea m:Capita." : I ' ' • • The Seniiaggf Sw#alpine..of i s t e e as t e i ne g • sif follravirar edtriiet cense, a letter :' • - T 7 ' I " A ship which has jail arrived limas. rous e. tog* I~i , ateivgcnce iiuittne Anytime'', *woe to ester Said*, tun tad or titit of March, hut that the Neapolitans blivin Ibiirsitelliteltivillaifed lit riebonnit, had retained thtisilte eviler ihkrPi.'"'" . • 4"..' EIGHTH BIILLETSWVP iiilirAirtfY Of iTAI.t. the 4 . 4.41ii c h the eetultll • tionary Parliament was dersol“d ) iserl an :ntintatipol ae deer, to the few'. e j (e)ra ?e ttl iu ,were pr esertt4 .that they alight retire to their, respective loonsEsi The 'elovernm'ellt, 114n:inlayed by the i tog, has entered ;nit* full nasiviey, ender the sit— periterno,ence of the'Prlsletis Ctrcello, fin( fl,sr • act was to-issue a dagressactust7stsug-ull the offseaul f persons ereploFrd- illy 'the Kim; in -the siteatiprus occupied pro - tun 4 la tVe Goy ,Lily. . • • At the instsnt tint the •Att•trtott army hitallgta March f, , rt the capital, ifte.Voi'irrior of Naples Cusped to meet the Cetterat,imrfChiri with ttomealvel ortiers,:. Philtitarl by the Dake offCitdbrm , splolre,aed to the , °Meets cootionuoadlog at Gaeta and Pescara, to tie-e lister up those fortresses immediately. As Genet- t at ni, riawitlistsodin4 the sttsproosiqso of all* bud, iu.•tbs peon* of the 49.41, wade a *Artist whi tonic Wills ! ca ttttaillst 'the A ostriiin tr o o p s p os tsid . au olm ukiAls one, Garigliano, Cant:tie Zecreo3l was segot'lltrlder, to stale, that ir, after die order bove-inentionvii, he did not inonnectistely o geecuute 'the fortress, he would •he treated as to rebel. The fortress of atiett slit!, in effect, surrender on the 45th. - " CONVENTION • '3os TIC SICeIIPATI , N Or Tile CJTY or xii.t.as A,NIA ITS itte AlUsilllsst 'favors, FOR Tile 'l,ll.ittwriuti pr 7111 ItVRTRAGIILS or plias, AND Rms. cluA. " lit consequence of the relations of friendship which wow exist, anti exitiformsbly to the orders !limn by his Rota, Highness the Prince Repent In • Lieutenatot:Geueral 'Pettit: nelli, Gorirnor of Naples, the Austrian' array Silt *ease Naples •I 8 o'clock to-morrow morning, the 24th of March, mud will occupy its for Wiser, with she e:scepiton of dial of Casks limos°, which is destiated as barracks for the Rept( guava. Ibis guard will continue the same aciticei in which It has been usually employed shout the Palace and the person of firs Majesty. With respect to the entry of the Austrian troops isto,Naples,siammuthl as it is impossible to provide qiinrters also. foie the Nearolltan soldiers who still remain within the city, the latter will receive ordtra this day to quit it, and fur their ulterior destiontion they shall be subjected to Sim orders of his Excellency Mires . Frittiont,Gettera4iu Chief. The gendarmerie shall mafioso to peifortit ihlrfrarreuitumed 'duty. The efvie guard, to shoal good conduct has helm ti ting tho sitaintiustlee if lug the late period of estretue ~organisition, but without the pqwfry ocashingosparusp, or put fin Ming any service, triibbul • preiriouy requisition from the °ewers' is Chief of the Amitiian Army. " The orders given by hit !Royal Highness the Prince Re. Mal fur the surrender of the furtetwo iefGnet* suit Peororei 1614 1 be vieit'secid 0 . 0-019110 / 1 to his Excellency the General Chief, before the entry of tiro i • imperial army into Naples. '" The above-named . fortiessrs, as aoll as the city of Naplesi shAll. be occupied accurdieg to the stipilaouss of ihe'Coo. semiuu couciude..l the VOrla a this month haore Capita,— The garrisons of the two fortiessrs shall be placed ow die ipar ft w o, og as the tither Neapolitan tramps. "Cooslotted mid signet! by Lietthruasst-General Guveruor of Naples ; and Major-Gesetal garlsoori, iu shies of tilde full respertive " Custut DE FIQUELSIONT,' Major-Gra. iu tle wirier of his AsioStolli4llsisity. " Wan -Gen. PEDRINELtf,' • 1b the mei floe of Isis Ilakeiry the Riot of r aw Two Sitilies. Aserss, tee irch,lo2l." : • As Fowl as General fritoo'll rt ctit'tf Wet• gence of the itisiiire . c:tion Irg•Ar. red 19 d e t a ch 10,000 men row his repay lP.piveatfle the eufety of LoiuburJy, with the *lams., ; thel tore sere would create, no eboteele to the proireseei Lis tuilitory eite.itiees.' • . • .. . • • • •r t!iti p et4l , ‘ t.t i litt. 6. : Copy 'of itietithifi•ii.,4st,46.o .Tina • iliodens, the 4J,4 4 ,114arc1i, iryU e 4tr a yet Bighorn , . , • • • ON DON, • ?gilt APRIL 16, 18.21. • ' Irecelthil Muir Papers of %Wednesday . ThtiteAsy. 'The intelligence they contain korit Naßleg,il not of ba,. c (Lite than what has al ready appeared in this Paper, but it communicates • seine piefleaterti teapecting the entry of the Aus. „Oa t) * Amu !bat airy which are nut nninterest. ing. The Cosartiltion of Capua prosideit That the occupation . of Nettles by the Austrians should be .reitukdeOik'sipiirstte Convention, a cow. otwhich is given in another part of our Paper. All the forireires if ''site city were to he surrendered 'atssOltilety io'the Invaders. with the exception of Camel NalMlo, which ins slue as a•lsittrock for the Kiiik'sguards,... To wept room '1144,4 A us 'trlans, or OCrlrOlro. to ell:ape the inoonveniente and danger of navy hetateoi. the strangers atid teie' liatiYe ttohps, oft . the . Neapolitan soldiers in the city,: to/betiding only the guards, Were litiineopiqly ordered to !care. their capital, aibd wriauplaced,. with regard to their ulterior des ' fi l arlori,* • tire clioprie4 -of Boron de It eisiirs that the Neapolitans were in total ignorance of the intoirrectio, which W as ar ecte d in Piedmont up to the very •moment of the en ',trance of the A ustri.ina into their capital. This ignorance, which is certainly to . Ito attsibutid to the extieare caution of the AAtrialis; tvaeno doubt fatal to the liberties of Italy, .for basely though the Neapolitans have conducted, themselves, whether from cowardice or treachery, wo yet think that had they been appeared of the eves is in Pied tterota titer stastlrt=ltatie aviator. d a blow again s t th e ioradese,f.44 imehers of their cointry. 'A •veitefti iitrOttitrd Virsonu that I.la. 8014418 n 1Y pper filly, having la•ecune • divertaltle‘trietoameqtseiire of ibr ieet,ut ibttt ctia . t4ri,l4 be qmspl47tal . This ~iteolost nit very pthrhsehle, bits it' shewo whiat,thryeottlf thiak of tlfeir .Sureseigti sod bin Ltpyrtrid t ANy, Spots., if.us wadi in their Otter iolerpiesi• would :rqtridly feel their 'cu. PRottit itrtritritsve been received front the North 1..0. 1 ; 1 1 111 tri. 110 t 4 11 , 4 46 !latM • the 4th iaidout, slates, 21;c .t I t ' CA RIG N A tip departed frotn " I lTOrtttil(44le iu the came 'secret mousier . . _ -- ,~. • 6. rfahe.airspdorted tbe evils] ; and iii. ed:tkd that lie. inteiteAti, and exclaiutyl, that ha, had brew betrayed.., *(Nbir subtrquent kiventotet; it lilted that he trpoired to Nbidetot ; but the new KING refuved to receive Lisa, tied that he had gone, to consequence, to the Cruet of fa- Grew& Die rftmiatiff. - rifiorence. Tue Prioress 'of CARIGItAIIO was rslarcavd to joie . bitn_tbet.e. WidrIAIII PEPE is faid.whave escaped to Mrlt» iiy means of au Biigtisis Thy ['tench. Five per Centa: Bunk Stuck 1,540 t. • . . TheStai tOoneport, Lieutenwrit.nsttiT JlllO, arrived pt .s4lpeclay at Spithippl4. elle left Plitt. euiloafee Cletobair LS, •Cioloaclui Neeeioiber •9. P•iiiit de GeUe "Noweistber lit, title t ,l4loos• December 8, the Cape of . 'Good. Hope . Ja nuary 20, St. lieleoa 10th, sod Actinciaaion 1411 s. February. Ilellr- A dmiral Sir H. BLicgwooto. sailer! !;•oin T.iocuulel,e oil the 6th ()Uglier, fur Madras and l'eliatig, and the leopiute Ca sin LUMLEY, for Ii buy and the. Pe raiin ,111tilf, 1. torelieve the hdos and Cativo°. Trincomalse.sies h-altll3. The Tees, Captain ItEnurr, wee st,,, the Mattiilitro; the tirazro, Captain l'ittErtif:aBD„ •t. the Cape ; the Vigo, Admiral Ld.r.I3EILT ; Blossom, Cep% VERNON ; ./itedteini, Cdptititi HUNN; and the Rosati°, Cept.IIEMDItY, at St. Helena. The Menai, Capt.,3lllusti:soY. had left the Cep*. to 0- litre the Tass,•telneh Moir, with the' Ealing. mod Alligator, di* hitite, was ordered to c4nrii to Eitglaad.-trideIMPANTS wee in good health—and beyond iltio - nit, liith 4.eier known of him by the , .., iirladron. Ilia ben 'house was cortilifeted; bye tat his ileiniatiewis wrived iw. the Star, with his :Witt:Amid child:: it is • understood he (pitted his ilOitile:!:ti . ..aeilfte trOtti 'choke:. the,',Akte,lifte, Wooed mails fume the various platy, wanted,: a quwnifiy of 'ordolince ii.ld "naval stores: Ind the alocciug officers and percent', p imiengeni:...: •-.o • lit aji.wBhlntiel sod family; !Lieut. and Mrt.litellel light Kendall aod Agii•iiatit Saigeon Whittled, with 100 Wieiy of She royal artillery; CVO.. Shaw, S3J, awl faatilr,y . Witt. !Welter, MI, with abort 20 airily invalids; Me. tierrnie, Isle Liesetensot 'of the ToWate; Mr. S. 4 16.'Mottland,-1211e Midihiputito sof the Londer ; Mr. Eeatte;lehi h!ithildikiitais of the Brazew i Ni.:l3, L. Smith, Midshipman, late Acting Lica..mast 'titre Mt saes ; Mr. Welisugtioat, Clerk is Tim- tamale? Yord ;. sod mine smarts. • • id A it44lrogiefloa k be; oitat. noted Nov. 8, •atasSe tr a ••Geaernipent -baa. amtire• and quiet be fici:',oollolt. al 17aiiiltiun cowl ./q,. luix thatEtase- vat>ves tistnatebes are tuniathig (thou kiA fihin,itkiikly). in fu $O 6 l . asid . t,Turtipe • /Pad iiiiosaglauut the hhun4l. KAslify is lib. • howl - 'qlerterli of the 45th regiment at 'fad, saint', 'ht Ceylon regioorot ; mud this.. niaila 6jll ,shOrify be tostveypitaio ihat•plaot by reittlor - Tfie so watts i - roviacev, atflset abe.reatest eikiritsdh•titteltifetittoniinti-laciternet Sir F.: BAR t U, • 4114 1A74 4 111;:d bp Veld the seininnt galienouirait. ,• -• • • • 11 " ' •• •t 7 _ - • • . . • r. • We were lately promised a revolutionin thin 'hope. is 'fled. We ure non tanglii to expect. • resh:lution in Turkey—:lle result, we rein, will not be more . fortunate. Moldavia and Walladtio., are rewesented as the focus of •the. insurrection again s t tits despotism •of the Ottoman •Pearte. ifileseltre sinees have long', ihnafts;ed the. dis i oOnfint arising from misgovernment. The proses insurrection might, therefore, be expected ; hitt.sittnite.notthof the f)Miube, they may he seemed 'front the. Turkish enipite • without endangering its . ktistetece. Wit.ginsox'2 sceottnt of Illoldatia•nifei Wallachia, a rely interesting murk, gismo a foil soil antisfue. tory view of the state of this ,part (iif the COntinent, to which the public attention is now directed. Ve are istfurrneil that there is no present upes., tati 111 l that hie ALL; MEI( will embark in his richly before July next.—lllun:pshire Telegraph.) --1 - -- - -: I . - Extract of a letter front the Aitipts to Lloyd's 'at Celina, dated the* instant By is letter (row a merchant. dated Osisiam,oth.alt. i.N.Sis he had suspended tome cososaercial . operettas's its eon sequence of news having arrived ibeie "that • the 1 Greeks had,revokell *genet the Tasks in.Wella, chits and Moldavia:. The same letter 'Mew, •that to it 'west - reiserted there that the revolt was to be general thicnightext the (Montan ettipterl was expected to break out on Sunday tbk.lletoll. to which •I;Teet all the Gicek inhabit a nt, ef,., *we ittioat distiuettinh capable to bear arras, keys enlisted thearbeites.. and set oat for Muldoon', at the rate of from two bunched to three hun dred per rhsy, excited'', a spirit of patriotism to recovor 'their libertT. ft is reckoned that etenat . 4,000 Greeks will go fron t . said vitt to ird w iih e twiny. It odds, that twin ewue masters hrali;pe, with their cre%s, have ahludonod their Vessel:, to go to fight. Several alsopkoepera Iraq sett Off Mill at their own expeure..and others sell.t4f their goods at trhy prier to join their comp/miaow ; its Await. thst it its t hfs t a l t to he • grett s s esdiftleititn which twit It florthier thtut it is .liarrliy crethla:r tens thletki tweak' hazsrd to carry thiogr Ili fifth an etaeut~ttsi~R souse prdlt e rtj u i r .!.. t'•4 . • Another letter of the same dale gives tharltnise news, awl rtetes; that " itsl6ll kr mission of, the Sublime Porte to let is fleet gfij pass . MVO - . . The 16th regiment of !sheet's, which hattlieral two rests in Itritipule Barracks, hate niarclal fist Sheffield luta reliev.e4 ll ;Ujil the Ist drazoon guards. AMMAN . -••••- T Berry, and for *km 'the King, !at the / N oes of this Princess, draumated bi. sentrvirt into perpetual • hard lalmiSr 4 . uoiemplice, remains the iotirntary of the aieetret lira iments' alienation, see to to Conllndr. • * " INTELLIGENCE FROM ITALY. wow— -- • A , Prince Charles Frtix, CAL of Ge.orvoir, to leis Ot- Collency Count tl'Aluilezeuu, 9overtior Geuenik.of le the Duchy of S avo y. ' 1 iit Se: \'' Y...i WMY Out AN ortnntnwAl 4141 r lea* of the 26th, frau Vee Count as . You may infirm" how gratifying it was to me to learn that the cradle of my family of the 'lmes flia . i *is! romsd itettfirreiti d The h"41, 1 3:1: sttleert iiibiltitet.tile these raffittr foble( !give Pen'. pleased to grant Wien, all ids Islemiagur is it is with a g o o d i laefHtal c implore it fur them! *s fraelownt•ll..yorte towdort kne.tptemimgfePt in every respect, and 1 doubt mit that 11 will se centimes& to the end. Amore ilsesegodad twebjems that they Wiese milytwiserarvr;e in tWr good seolittietem, tad thet I give them my word a hononrhat 1 hey" ball have to rear &tilt guarded by any forrign force; they know too well how iii au that duty to. tni-mselve-r. I dispatch your neplre• to you immediately, that you &ay he able t• amaze torus that every thine whirls can be said to then, coutrary to this, is framed only to seduce and decisive them,. Adieu, my dear Andezeno, it is with perfect friendship that 1 sign inpielf " CHARLES FELIX. " 1 pray you to signify to the Senate of Savoy my perfect satisfaction st their wont), samduel.reserviug rti self to ap prise them of the imam by writing u speedfly as possible." LAUSANNE. MARCH 6. A commotion of the most alarming esiture , has taken place sit Booneville, in Savoy, iticoityequenee of.the imprideitte of the military .evomesintßitt, jet er , ,mrd to compel all persona 01:14 iguh . ittoge to •rejoiii their regiments,..as ei 4belsecruits to vepeirto the depots. The report .101tich l ites clrcu. I ' aQ,nf the approaching arrival of ittattian troops passing by the . Simplon, and to who're the Swiss I• wire to gmut a pasitage, had contributed to exits p-rate the public Weld. ' ' . . 1 „ The Cenreilestation has ' not set decided ulna the i. embjeet ef elm verdure et neutrality.; itthongh in I..teeter; .case pradvmCk requires : that. our lieribere - should be covered. hare, APRIL 9. The Et -Kinz a lr s ictor Emmet/at I,iie . atilt hew. fie Inhabits Use Hotel St. l'irrre. theievrey day takes lititliatft, accompanied only by a trig titiOeira tics. The Queen herself frequently' rides in aver tinge, seermtpunieci b, .*he il'riheesses . and the totilitcssire Brig - Dam whir ive% 'er'llives her. i •...etettee. iihncti3l.. -`• A report is circiallsnettickiliat flit Ritaritsio arriy, ' vihich is expected in toinesnotiths in Upper Italy, may po-isibly be employed signior Spein.—((..oilt . stiff:riot/net.) u, The two Emperors rertivin.at I.aybach, and the contain:nice of their stay in that city will firob'ably. , . ,k, e..r eg ulatrd by tug !remit of Nye disturbance. in .• . • alit. .lC llY Ount Nugent. it is :wild,. has. requi•eted from hiwK i:rdiustpl his disiairtiati limn the Neapolitan irtwire. Tin! Revolution of the Greek, which has. latgketi tint io nltluvie, Vt'alatitioratirt Beshria, easeaktf I eqa v eh the reater seliaition liitleTtistest an asset/ea h' at ive a -gtrat mtiur furtiguere smith Prince, . 11.1°I t. g r i. • r. ) . ralirl'l'S.ll: - FRli:ss. ttt.± • *TIP . • \. Mita kfirlilei4 4 j . YTI. • R The Dike and Duchess of Northumberland will l.4ye 1111441. Mb awry+. fee Agit:teat, Mon./trove. for the holidays. 9he Make ilawanailairt will tette town to-inutruw, fur k, for the holiday, *. _ l'he Marchioaess of Salisbury left town yesterday, for her twat, Itatfatdd. fat the holidays. . Lug Oulfbnkesafilfs .1 1 d-P- has left tone far Lis father's (th e Dale yf ( ractos)insmi, Ladgt. Suffolk. The tar! arid Giuntomp coreper, skid lard Atelhauric, w 1t leave terdiminorrow for Brightdo, for Atte holiday*. Lisly cud Aliso I•kartiker left Bet:di:Ws Bert, Join's. os Saturday, for her Ladyship's scar is Earn. beirtirtures frotti 11.1cuauti4 tiotql..Dorer.street:—.W.: i r frarher,foi: his seat is eris ; Captain Dnyd, on a toss uud . the Rev. Mr. Denial, for his seat in Diuoushirs. 411.01pcil sy, ES* left Stoney's Hotel, cockapor-mre e t yesterday. 9111, a Vlng. - Captain and William Lockhart. RN .: haaselets etc Water. 100 Hual, Jerrayn-street. Arrives at the. Pu Itenry.ftotel, Piecatriti : Earl of Eno is. from his seat in Ire:and; Sir George Pigot, Birt. and so., frost tluir vat in Stsffurdshirs; Air. and Mr,. Teo perun and family, from their sear ia Netts; H. Elwin, Esq. front B, iglaton; MAZIR, EA. (run, Melina Ifinvbray, Leicestershire. Lard Deerhurst left yesterday, for his seal, &vein Rink, Wureeseerstrire. Arrisa:a at the Royal Motel, St.Jantes's-street.:—R,-v. J. Preston and faintly, from suushamplan and W.A. Q 141111% gaq., (runs his seat, Bronchi, Beats. . - Depaitaies Croat ditto :-Rev. E. Oscar, foe hie seat in Accra • D. Brotra,,-EM. M.P.. fur Bognor ; Jamas Sipaihci, E,aq Lis tat in Sturaik Juni Captain Ceshiaa,. R.N., fti4 Bath. PASHIONABLK PARPIES. His Royal Highness the Quke of Same: entankinell the Duke ef Norfolk and a dritiaguisbcd party yeSterday, at Keasington Palace. Ills Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester eatertaim* a large party of distiognished persons oo Saturday, at tilos- Ceases House, among whom 'sieve the Mi ll ais and Marcbto ness'of Lartsdown, the Earl and Countess of Derby, ibe F,arl and Coalmen of Darnley, Earl of Visinton, Earl &air, Lady Fitenley, Lady M. Illigh,. 'lke Duke of Devousbire bad a select party al diaper on Satreidk, at Devonshire House. The Earl and Cdutitess of Blesintots eatertaiited a large party at dinner yesterday, at their bott l e so St. Jecoe s .,,,p a g e . The Earl and Countess of Derby entertained the Mmqnill and 'Sardinians of Li asiforia,, t aud a select party, at dioutr yesirrday, at their house in droaveaor-inprare. The Earl of Limerick entertained tba Earl and comows or st. Givniaina and a aefect Patti at dinner yesterday, at his &lose hi aos6elJ-stseit, Caveodisk-square. Tht Cosines of Mansfield iidl give a spleaditl i segytakia evening, at her house is Lower Griisvemar-atreet r , 1.40 rd Rlelbonrne gave a Raid dinner yenertlair3a the Ell I audr.eatrus Cowper, Bon. itrr. sod Mrs. George Lamb, the earl ai,A Colonies* of Kaburougli, and a seket party,aa ht. house, Lady iteetb entertained the Dockets of .Ptiehar-gd, the Ladies Lennox, cud a select party, at olio yestcrlth at her &marlin York-wet t, Grosaeoor.,quare. • Lord add Lathy King had a dialler party yesterday, at their ltowtsin Docor-steeet. Slr fA'atkis and Lady Harriet Wins. Wynn gave a gram'. • dinner yeaterday M the Duke and Darlre.s of Northumber land, and a aeleet patty of distinction, at their house in St. J a nies'irstya ar..• Mrs. Mitch.-11 gave a rout on Seorday at her hur.se Chalky-street, Berkelvy.aqoare, which was attecoled by up wards of 11M.►vtsingtrisked faibton Wes, including The Duke and illnithesis De Fria., the Marchioness of satistury, tkc- JnlW Dctlt, Fag. M.P. gave au elegant elite rtatnment nit Ilatisklay to. the Date of Wellington, Earl Bathurst, the 'Earl bf Wecorno.hosel, Viscount turd Viscountess GT *ovine. aniteiteeral other dimiuguisbed personicat his haute in Hers ford-ilreet, May-fair. -Peplue will give a Pont this evening at her house in Charles-street, ir:erkeley-hquare. Mrs. Thomas Chaplio will gt.e a grand rout this arming at DoT &lose to Graftou4treet, Bouthstrecit. Her Majesty the QUEEN attended diinie service at Itereurcismith church yesterday. Ilex MAJUTY will A rfcerve searral Addrisses at her house in South Audlay-susset, at. one o'clock this day. Yviderday, about four o'clock, the Duke of YORK arr ived in WWI) from Brighton. On Saturday the Duke mud Duchers of GLOU crsTRR had a numerous party at dinner. Priticen AUGUSTA had a select party at diluter on Saturday. . Proalist% AUGUSTA and SOPHIA visited the Duelling bl - GLOUGESTfR yesterday. Princess Soents visited the Duchess of CLA— VIUNCIe ye...lei:any. Pii ! icessi AUGUSTA. timed with the Duks--orid Duchess of Cr.sitsmcs yesterday. Yesterday morning divine service win perforred •I, his lli,jestylit Household at his Pal:lmin Pail. wall. by 'lie lire. F. W. .BLoirsmeu. 'l he Dyke of - Cusisirics and the .Prineoss Au- VOLTA ataraded &vise service yesterday at the Chart., Royal. Yesterday the Ditchers of CLARENCE attended divitieservice at the Royal German Chapel, arid lirmila; serAuoli .11 the Rev. Dr. Kurca. The Duke of- GLOUCESTER attended divintsiiir air. • yesterdatitt St. George'. Church, Hanover atioale. ". • 6 Yesterday I.Prinee LEOPOLD, accompanied by Sir ROSIBOT GARDINER, attended divine service at Waterloo Chapel. Satartlii'frince.LeoroLs dined with hicßoys! Si,:er, the Ditches* of KENT, at her apartments .iu Rensingion Palace. • Yraterday 'limning Prince ERNEST' HOTISS LOll E, • LANGSSestlits left town fur Wilidsnr. The Dulsesod Duchess of ItITTLAND are oat, t - ' tsieiiig a huge party of fashioulthle visitore•st their emit. Vi•leuir-Claiitle. liodandshire. The' Marquis mid Marchioness or LANIDOWN mid i fsmily • will .Once taws on Wedsesday, . for . liaiihson, for the holidays. Earl soil Coetit.wi and the Isdies .BATIIIIMST will leavo tostii . lOsrticitiow, fur thrit i seal, Caves. I r 6 Y'; • r• Cill:ucrON•tire• f. t, -•. ; ' A ill , . loot Lady CAROLINE LAtin will !easel's's its.oloirow, tin &bucket Hall, fur the holidays. .12tsit Aastitt.s.—LarS Olio, Lord . Duncan, Leh Slineliburgli . , Hun. 11,, Sneyd, Ron. and Me. Mr. and Mrii. IN.aelas, Sir Hugh Ditleyrenple, Sir Joint Gifford, Sir E. Find, Sir William liatford, Sir ft. naafi:ail, &c, . Mrs. LISI ON played Dishy:find 111 Bombostes Fit. eine*, Sar , Jx.r iiiralraird's benefit, at the Bali) Vicatre. ely•S'airiettsy tight, on which oe v: r i , i she intrittiOil the favourite bidlaitsi of ". Ti.? Baran ge Mere Gray," and " Nobody coming iJ marry we." ' ' ~ - ~, s. - " I.