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VIE KINGDOM 9-r The 'veep which preeedest kpenglirt French troops to the Enviers of Rapids present change in the Government. I'm- consideration has induced a Neapolitan . ee give a assuseacd sketch of them. been published in the Neapolitan skeich, wrists* by one of the numerous Meets to the measures of the former C . follows s The French army bad scarcely quitted the king. ism of Naples, In ORober. 1110 S, when orders were hosed for a general ealistment of all young nom between the ages c twenty and forty, in order to increase the regular army to 60.000 men. In the suppodtkes. that the French army. marching against the Austrians, could not pay attention to Naples, 16,060 Russians. and 18,000 English, lent ed Ass tiro 19th of November, and took possession of the frontiers of the kingdom; but. after the bat tle of Aseterfits. the Russian General, jersey, de glared, that be bad been recalled. The English this mss t repulsions for their departure; the Wiest of Naples began to be alarmed. Such of Kohl:ors as. had not formally declared for this • sandoe. hot yet had not had the courage to oppose . it. did dark utmost, and advised peaCe, for the hie* time. Oa the first movement of the Ros shoe. Cardinal Rao was seat to Paris. and the ilithe St. Theodora was dispatched to Prince Jo-' mph. at Rome. to commence negociations. * Persuaded that only a small army would be sent . against the kindest, a plan of defence was formed tar supplying the place of the Anglo-Realism, who were already departing.. This plan was sketched hp Generals Dosses. Nadici, Rodis, the thief of in ' istritalos, and the Queen ; and was completed by illeinsardi, Captain of Artillery, Captain In norm pad Major Clary. In Min to put it in exicatioc, tha moor wow withdrawn from she frontiers of the and they Were dinned to occupy the posts ileation and forsams Candies' to Capra, pot which the army woe .to support its left, Feesthrg a bores-shoe. Abrusso was to be armed A loose t• defied the defiles of the Appecimes. the masses of hi. and Garigfieso wets to conceal _ ... ,thoresivor in the Most iameessible meemains, to . IMO 'flin ?remit a ademim . e es far as Fourche'. .jollis the lastogeats ie . /revisor of Le hompao anti timais she makes break aura the UMW. to tint *lag CostrifpOiallis, sad attack, inseams"' wiithegimbesself Guts. theme-guard 91 she Fin may. General Dameb sad the ahem hapset ha • this reeeeer, to ender the war paidlystedemi t ar dimeipedig the nembisis Wok le *JIRO. they per. leaded dienmelme. that ttielirsoili. ems •if .ice. does; main be so aimed by this emu% M se be amble r ofpintaia their road ,111 Cohan& Thom gaimetddameselmeip swot that the num of ids exploits Wadi brig hen the timid islaaders. who. so *emir . * the imagery of the arrival of the l'emeh l , bad iimpeedelly Ned. —Peering. bowever, lee the honest and en lightened Wieldiest' Aosta pardyre this by es mars b their counsels and influenre, and desires. of making k a pretest for the ratifica tion of private roosts, and for stripping the • peessful shims of their property to friend the withal, the following rom of preacripsies wreargaaised t Is all the coramoses of the heselese. sad is she quarters of the city of Naples. Wens ertalished mamemiem, owls of which had its drew. its eerrespeadent, its craw. zed a arta) Nada of hired beaded. Tapers were dir twisted amen doe essupiratert. oestaimiag the farm of an oath, sad the day es which the Opal mac ao ho eels gee di* *mai of the repute triads ef the heed and their Morisco. This her. ' rlk. seaspiracy was called the Gaol SAW Tee. pers. The Deb* D'A sal we, innorated of it. lirist steles ion the time fee it. monies was at band. be attached with beside eamage the obi liteema. Vulcan. and the priest Toomey wised OR.jbdr papers. sad &Leered pan diem to the Lag. who was made to believe. that the whole was the work of dem three meamers. That the carmine, was suppressed. and dl investigation of it was pro hibited. The plea af the war was mosswhae pro secuted, under do Idea that Mimes, Terra di Lc. vet*. and the preview of Lacers. had .0,000 acs ill ems. A very hog maim ken the Chiefs appear ed at the same time. stades Oat sash if theta bad raised diem hordes at beaditti, lie bad hag reseleed pay. and had straogthested them with all the Wiwi. dais eyelike of bowleg arms, and am Bahia to the aeueseiries few weeps of the line. Roil wee &p -rimed Gmeral. end seat or Weal" te tie the eonsamed of 41.000 sea et the orar , . whom he pro waded to be is resdieres is those throe predates. Mona this dot Si. Modica Milani been tot. wriesinn. wee link lops of peas ; he was east both agais so mike a sow anoser. or at least t. gain tune j for, according to the manila giadigia. ghey pendent comb to provoke an enemy, whose ar mies. they are incapable of resisting, an popular opposition will be useless, and can only lead to the destesaion of a portion of the kingdom, which God committed to his direilion, that he might make it happy." This answer removed the veil with which flattery had covered the eyes • of . the Queen. ' That Princess beheld the abyss yawning at her feet, and exclaimed : .6 To what a state. am I reduced t" But she perceived too late that she hid lost the con fidence of the nation. The Queen dispatched St. Theodora, for the third time, swing, 4 , Tell Prince Joseph, that bee fore I yield my kingdom to him, Ise shall find now thiag but heaps of rains and dead bodies; if he does not leave me hi possess*, nothing but the re membranes of it shaU be laft,bias." Was it possi„ ble, hi this critical positionAit wait with incliffer, ewe for the ringing of the:bell, which once gave the dreadful signal for massacre and proscription at Paris and in Sicily f Was it possible to await the mama of the yet recent seems of horror of MO ? The danger was imminent, and admitted of no delay. All the youth of Naples, and ems resemble &alters of families, took up arms ; inlet* than eight C lays, nee Irendrod companies, perfealy obedient to the orders of their chief, were completely formed. The Queen was alarmed.; she caused all the secret are. uses to the palace to be walled tip, and &cited a trotabdil eye to be kept over amps/moos. She ms.df k pttlditp, through the Du lie of A*64' that alminieudied so intrust the defeam4 aity to the brave inhabitants, coke, however, pro -very little ereist to. what she said, sod head thmesalms in nets ' distu for any erneraper. Scrircdy had she Quesumeburkod, whet the their erns MAW so ht-0211145.-Aesof i wawa of ohs Reraq• zallOONli_ ,0 14116 10 1 0 *P t city might be ememdMed fathom. At this the revolt of 11,000 gallipalasses, in many pithier litePoie,ttrillt ;doe, flit rem - part of the polies goad was immediately detached to the plass Them nun the Duke of Aesed had kept in tim e setwithetamileg the earls aside by the me nthe oldie arose teenier thee in the insurreaion. The *Wien atelir folks surpord all expectation. 1 11110) 6 0 lisMibbr al then who had first arrived. Isesived as a eampart against the Insert/et% and with courage all the rat of the corps arrived. *oh ar i ffe of cavalry. A few lives were lint* A'Witless. The following day. the galley , shies were in iron& The same night, a disturbance bribe out in the primes of La Viceirie ; bat it was otiled in its \int through the eartiens of the si des, who bowed W ispestemesue seinement to the spot. IF was en Ws miry night, that the Re gency andtheised the chisets to occupy the pans t lowallllll the sat day• so many patrols. were sea le the !thy. and die Caps De Garde were so »- Waned. that the malbeems sad banditti had not the sewage to show tilimalves. The brave citi eras waselmil these dayb fee she defence of desk property and families ; and. ow the fosidi. the heath army enured the capital. The Imam* set by tie mateeporm was foamed by the previews. endow earners. so revolt *es heard of. all the en. efespetion of Aknsao. Terra di Laver'. Lae can, and Awn. 1 the State was saved by the maim WIG whisk esineaably nod . vigorously op. pool theallbrts of the flee-Maids s and. by she. thew. pensethed a rural convulsion. Yamamoto* Pt Lit Ssenostims... tug WC -SWALE& 11.11-4461 wawa, o. - --- This expedition, although nearly ready. will not sail before t.-morrow. His Royal Highness the Duke of You: will leave town, this day► to visit it. In the 011010. time. Sir SA MUM. AUCIIIIIIUTY has ar- Area sr Portsmouth to command this expedition. with - Cahoot Da sorties), his Deputy Adjutant Ge sell*, 4 4 sow Officers of his Staff. Lieat. Geos ral Sir Pass Doves boo aloe gone to Portsmouth, to * pito tave of his fine Roffimenti the erah. — Calrals 1:16"% . and Wro — iperusa are likewise expedted&show to take hove if their Regiments, the 45th and 9Stli, and to receive the puke of Yost. • The Rewire/we, 'Captain Ala• le , is ordered to take the transports, with these troops on board, ,o Plymouth, to join AdeuiraTikiiss, It is gene, rally believed that the gallant Admiral is going to the Cape. The Ist division, or right wing, of the Ist bat talion of root euards. 'commanded by Colonel Prsessv, consisting of orwards of 800, from Can terbury, dircted Mirk ililat{data oa liesteeday•— Titer eestsr-is tO the DartaOks It; get refreibpd with, anit, and in the afternoon embarked in bats that were ready prepared for them is the harbour, and were taken en board some large transports that were lying some little distance pe.airoriat ; after which they ailtll fttLibillawuJotalipaildw Ammon. and CiaOster transports. *.'l' X V"' sandal Morning,_ *oft eldest o'clock, the 2d perkiest, or kit wise of the Ist Rattelion of Foot Ortards, matched iota llaaugate trio" Canterbury ; and after being refreshed at the Barracks, went on bawd the transports la the harbour, and sailed for rh e Downs Yegle'dayr ansdlordiviskus at die Guards was troops will arrive Lir gami n i s . 4 ,...„ Can. Steyr ea r teswv - vif the Nally has the me. narment of the transports, and every •attentios Is paid to the comfort of the troops embarked. The gages, and the Camelia, 74 guns each, are waiting at St. Helen's. to convoy this Expedition, ucoediag to report, to &icily. Our Plymouth Correspoodost statue. that is. ROM{ Boxiarsets.'s eque4roil was left blockadxsi sat blastissiquee by Aintiral CoculaMs, with four sail of the line. He adds, that the gallast Admiral had made an attempt to est a division of the enemy ME. en its entering Fort Royal, but that a land trees* 'pelages& up. deflated his intentions. His Maoist is *spoiled in town, to-morrow, to held a Privy Council. 'llte Dukes of Vutiteratimn and GL' UCISTRIL leave town immediately to take the command of their districts, thtSevero and South-west. The. Duke of CA slascas is actively empkyel in his district. An Artillery Asylum is about to be established at Greenwich, similar to the Miller" Asylum at Chelsea. A grand Crimea Hospital is building at Wool. with, for 700 sick, with suitable houses for the In speflor-Genueal, flargoon-General. Physicians, Che mist. &c. A part of the army in Ireland is preparing to Isere it for foreign set A large addition is about so be made to the Ileadieal oitabliabiliest of tit? Artillety Olken. A swaiderabie ~oaDen is about babe made to that los iseee t die The Leharkshere I ... see to embark in s few days at UMW op is MEN Ilinwick smacks and two " Tir m e l lt il oritl je gt,Aeadeaty, at Grew Marlow. blithe ups an Tuesday last, for one month, during Mash time several allerndoes and additions will be ADM. Gee. Cession. Esq. of Gewstb. in the county of Loodendseey. is retursed to thee in Parliament foe dm berms% of fair. in the room of Owes Wirtest,isq. L'Oriest impugns eassisted originally of seven Isigeom. of which La therrierr. captured by the Sierarlor. die Itrwrorhe. and Spew, proceeded to Oeseslasid, and the other four is Davis's Streights. • Esuss of a Letter from as Meer in the Obi's estileet. sahib Friend is s—. awe, the fah in mem si•-do Admiral Hs air ev.with she Teenieer, Sor ties*. Reesrwe. Pkoffegeort. Beliemplim. and Mastro.. el Cape Estimate. sad always keeps aim di the Cape frigates are station. *A to watch ports of Ferrol and Ygo. 'egoist 110 a ass ikeedree bee salbd from the &mils Re Mania:qui Mimeses we byre from the Mis ter of a Perivieses vessel whisk hod been capered by she equiwiren. ma is arrived at f‘isbort. We hope • Some Weeper give a good arenout of diem, as he is gee* es the West Indies. Three Spanish frigate. wok quefilreilfrommit their escape from C.asuess ° image me% sod have n.* let been Load ags Some Chlekaas sick,. MOW, Were fared, it lama, to slay at lame A eat, a cuania(P lineage, Who, Mktg out, would fat* get he, Now drea'd -herself lass a Physicalist. ,". And at the door bepa to " What, all at home ! how are yea pay I " flew comes it pu don't walk Wiley I" - The Chickens quickly suss a vat, Ot vatisr, Okapi% they know the CO3 . Yob ttnis they .W, is Wiese will l! befiese al, • • And should be batter, It peed hav e us APPIAC/IL*1014 0:4 . . Whether with Dolor Of wi t • • A Potio n 's betiar o ssese say deutst*.a 'Sul sure it, is, as wail be maids Without the to& of errsalutrieadis ratemewles The young Princes of OLosuareo arrived, ea Sunday.. at Windsor, and walked on the Terrace with likeitlLAJ air tut. Yesterday morning His If Ai corr. Duke of Cu*. BERL 4M1:1, Princesses Asinine* and AMELTA, rode in Windsor Great Park, attended by General C A K r watcue and Camel Tenon, mad use Countess of ELY, iat ht phsitOn. • ' ELISIUTH and teak aa string helm intonate to &afield and back. Princess SOPHIA and Lt MART MART BOOTHIA' toot an siting its the coach and bur, is Windsor Great Park. , Yesterday, Me: Pox wee aomidatably bettor, and walked is his Orden ? aimpwded by a dontestic.— Mrs. lox took 112 MAR .in be carriage, at three o'clrek. • The last orivals at Hoirensase iTe— The Mai Mrs. sllos4, Mews. eft wee Milers Aden, Loa Wondhnneles, Leal wwil lady.thostai. kayst Dania& lb ini ton, the Hun CapWw. noweews She He.. WA DIMAS, General Harmed. Colerreloldillmetrytpal Vwroll.f Caead Wawtreau, Lieut. Culed Iterieq. Limn. Cdersd ldagerald. WAS U031111111pk; and ClllOlOlllOlllllO4 Arrivals at. Scarboraugb—• Gee. Mine r, Ma ßerptere, hllt.ara Ma. B. Themweaa Mr.. berme, Meta amilliiesCoolse s tAr H. coo*.r6 $. Cash*, Mts. Mi. F malt, Mr Mn. sod Iflowaibissos. Mr. Ballollosk. 0. sad Mrs. Merrare , Ms. 1411, ersd M. Oimegd o ant WS .1 Ammo. Annals at Swansea— • Mresertd Mlsi Rev Mr. Asher reans.ttee Mr. Leon Enos, W.O. RYKr, key.l. Conn*, three mieo Collins, Mr. sad Mn. H.T. Mn. Hart, Mies Jaws. to rite. The following pawengery arrived in Dublin on the ?Id inst. by the hums packet boat s LAI Loathed, Major Crawford. Mr. sad Mrs. Vealidl& Mi. Chaser. 'Mr. - Dailey and tangly. Mr . Collins and Lulls. Wears. Atwood, Hodgson, Draper. ireprse, Vaud, Cones , , Mangle, Caldwell. Teruel. sad Beriatort. Monday senoight, Lord M gist Lie, with Lis re• tissue, passed through Carlisle, on his way to his seat in the North. Mr. Wateea. ri•deveet Fellow of Trinity Col 4e. Publin, is preaching twice a day at the Olym pic Circus. Edinburgh. John BUSTISMCK Casuals?, Esq . . L.L.D. as heir of line to the dormant title of Lord Bo I T aa w [CPC, is, we hear, about to submit his claim to th e House of Peers. Madeto Ge assist is engitged to siog at q Grand Concert. at Preston. nest month. Mr. and I,ady Cagoules LAM • leave tows this day os a visit to the Earl Of Easiness, after which they proceed to I,ittle Lambton, Basses, to take the benefit of sea bathing. Lord and Lady HUMTCIIOIII[LD 111111•11 town this day for their seat in Suffolk. Mr. and the lovely Mrs. Foote left their house IS Pall-Mall yesterday, for Marlton Place, near Can terbury. Master //errs is engaged Inv eights at Hull, to commence on the 1 Ith of August. Mr. Eitisrois and Nlrs.G• tattoo were to per form in The Csale Spears, last night. at the LIVa. pool Theatre. Weymouth Theatre will open in the coarse of I tortnight. Mr. Huo,ets has engaged an ezcellen; company. On Friday and yesterday se'nnight, Mr. Dress. Dora gave his promised Entertainments at•the Hall Theatre, to numerous and applauding audiences. — The receipts of the house were 741. and 4;1. re speeively. Master Bute is to perform Atiowl, on the 71 11 , and Itfeeed, on the Sth of August, at the Duticaster Theatre. Oo Saturday last, the Karl and Countess of Rot oloa arrived at Longford Castle, in perfea health, to the great joy of their tenants and neighbours. Sir Joan and Lady Naweoar arrived on Sat•ir day se'nnight, at Waterford, where they were re cairns! with the most livel+ r d e e e monotations of joy. The wonderful Vine at Hampton t 'Or *. which last year produced 2178 bunchts, this only boasts 1504. Their Graces the Duke and Duchess of Bins Is honoured the Dublin Theatre, on T.ir.d.iy with their presence. to see Mr. Lawis's adtatirt perforation of Yeti!, is the Comedy of tA. ikt snotiw. Yesterday the Rural Stafford Regiment was • viewed by rhe Duxes of You and CAVIIC• Gemmel, lir:see and Halmos:se attended •ree • COllOOl.l DRISU OW COMManded. 'Mr thiles.th •s • eel the Odlcan fur their attention to the who went through their ramie/ to their retire 14 ' tisfactiori, and to that sot else General Otlzersyt mt. Atter the Review. the Dukes went into %‘, lON Great Park, and j used Their Mager ...a. returned to the Cattle at half.put One 4:Chle k The Ito r•s. llsat.• sliced with the ()MG , : • I the Sanford Regiment at ;Le Boracls. . - . . . • . • . . .. ORLf$7, - + . ' maLuird oily a 0011 . aski: frustrate any attack that Russia • the Seven Islauds. sod that (:''':;":"%* ;t304 4) r . the :c.,* t orbasarr. . But *hai r 1,11; consteroadoo of the Skill, c - 4 ; . k'. ,__,:;; 1 ' ( k. • .• • . ' _..e. vmr.... ,,,.... L. _• • • l' ...... - t roit iresi rtin militan rl if teir ibaka f‘4 . the rants of Rodin Itar&s. "...‘ in ure. "4lll" prarldin eli g th fo e r . o ur stn - . , ,a, l / 4 ...- ..,„ ..... y „„...... * ..... " - ;----- •c.'',', 4 % ; .; t..bswei fikber;ly -- ----`2---------- bein "'rat allfls - IglogallareAnY.. eNretnovelftficuity in the ie- . voalablY awosifflet by. „inhjstsjtant‘, • ll'hy is .1 . w.• toule o . i._ Foluta in a4d France ; and, . ....„.,., ..........._ if......" A . . ne..... . . ' _ - 1 441111461 Th " tad tetchy 454 to tire litfrietations ttf atTa - iv- Artfir, I . ltlS separate r tre;aty, ifsuch really exists, is POETRY. altars oinstlernan . --.............---, brand, “Iftite 11/410410oitikr 044 fitott i et% A ieh Woe adverse to a general peace. THE CAT AND CHICKENBi OR, " KIN D ENQUIRI4 , Is white 1613 P ut nature bus 0 11. . . 141 41614 ._ -. Jv ' d . wirlike 06/11F, - -"' -. " "'" ----hollo- - n IN STABLE-Y ARM News p a p ers.— to be dgfeadadibliipkilewilierself worthy of being The lit battalions .of the B;th regiment, Colonel (After the Greek ) Sir Erm glamorous Orr - . theirebi e fi iikigt; „ a i d* head of h i s army, an's, 111.14 t 2, 906 strong ; and the I st bat - BY 01.0 NICK. mer Conn, i f as and share with thaw tits Owl and the danger. lf, talion of the 4bth, 696 strong ; three companies of ijme me e puysia id,,,aor, kri, jo wee imm,,,,, p , the 95th regiment, riflemen ; and Capt. DICKSCIN'S * , Art.. Gat,suts. 11.4. t• N oct . An owttre contrary, the Kieg's advisors have been im emitted the kina. . . company of artiller y, embarked at Portsmouth der- Some Chicken sick, rabid to roam, THE BRITISH PRESS. LO! DON, TUESDAY, JuLv The Otoolies eivateted. yesterday, ism IN to •. awl left .it at 71. TM oder twin el ?we ' varied is tbe ewe properties. The Mrasare, obese Averted from am, with dogsetbes fee France. we eseteeseed yesterday. traded Deal is Ilwaday sees. est mast is do 84istelaiir kart kr the Pima .sort. It isondleeseesit dot *0 eiged. Wee yews a feressehie aged. sod this spike. added se s septet et Lard Klee a a se's spa* Oyer. ore in Pere. is esslaeol eilibe awe el die Ma in dot feeds. The set we, beinAlte erikh opal do the Ideimmars wlba snivel ea Friday a 4 braegla a Cow el s *yam tasty el P. eeseissie4 benne. Prow end Ileeds, k is mete es hate less egessi ee the tlx, sad le *dram