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SARDINIA.

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The following declaration has been intbliAird
Vert. :
COARLTS AUBIRT OF GAVOT, PRIMCZ OF CARIOXANO.
When we accepted the difficult functions of Pr inco Regent,
, jt. w'i only done tr give proofs og our retire übrilicsice to the
krog, and the auks,' desire with which we are animaled for
. the public good, which did not permit us to refuse the reiim
of irate confided to us fur the moment to prevent its falling
soio anarchy, the greatest of 01 evils that ran artier II oar .
Het our soh inn oath has berm that of fidelity to our
..oil behoved King,. Chides Felix.
•• Ass fledge of the firmness with which we maintain the
(soh we have sworn, wr have r;itiiied she capital will, the
truer, which follow as; !mid having arrived here, we declare
siiwnly that, rumouring the altos °mauled fulictionv of
Pfister Regent, wr have no desire remaining but so show
• ourselves the first io the path of honour w bids one august
Sovereign points out to as, tad In s-t the example, one-rand
fur vmec, sif the most respectful sito.lience to tlw will of the
• Sovereign. •• CHARLES ALBERT.
Given at Novara, March 23, 1211."

PROCLAMATION.
" Pio.lniontcar!—Has Majcaty Coatks Felix. on whom,
sow the abdication or Iris Majesty, Victor Emmsnucl, the
sovereign authority has dryadn d, has rommnnded me to unite
his faithful anoint auto oue army, and to assume the chief
• esonisesoft.
• •-• his Royal I:blames, the Prince of Car;--

. Aire..lv • lignano,
Rowing the first example of sibcdienct 1,. the pelverrice
Sin/ of fidelity lo the throttle, has repaired In llleeway fa&
, lowed byiwn regiments of estate), end one battery of as til.
• levy. which 1.4 has conducted hither from the capital.
'• All these. who are not blinded by deceitful Muslims will
•
. applaud this examplr, aware that our firm re-union around
the Honor of our Kings is the sole way to safety which re-
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ratios to ov. to ovoid the ealanstsiee with which our due
country is Inmates d; of whirl, that of meing it ocespied by
feretcri troi•ps itt viol our of the least disastrous..
•
" Piesimmitise! 1 fel proud at loving beau selected for
she, uod,:,rolc msg. tot whirlt.l prepare myself wills confidence,
lbernuse I loiow that yun are loyal, owl 'etiolated like myself
1.1 the lure of our cialestry. Let us restore to tour beautiful
reentry that tranquility which • handful of ill.jiidging in-
impelled by unbridled stoliiti.ov suit ts,..o"t
hare resA)rd to deprive us of. iti tri.iiiiig to make us lose the
reptitatior of fidelity to the 1111E14/1 Moir 41i Savoy—ie ti
Worn 11, dining eight ceuturiea, las fin mot our must
valued possession.
'• Cit.l,llll and soldiers! Recollect that pie form but one
family, of which out' notelliiiity Ulm ha Felix is the father.
His mince alums is that which you tie to follow ; any other
plouge yr.o into mourning mid disolatiou. Lite the
Rio 4!
" Circa at Novara, 23d March, 1821.
" DE LATOUR, General In Chief."

PROCLAMATION.
" PieJoiontete wserion! Roue of you are ignorant of
the extraordinary vitissltuiles twin, which the count:),
groans. Our misfortunes are already very g►eat. Those
*Licit menace es are still greater. It has hers attempted
to introduce into our counts, a form of gurernmeut refire-
headed by three powerful moues, li., and their victorious
...ours ',di immediately advance from Naples to overthrow
as sail to swallow us up.
" Whilst the disturbers of er 'er pined the molt, is this

ki,el dbeller. *FY ealblelk beaks. tarries of em.
deetiee es overthrew all military &nip**, is mowing up
tbe moldier. by gine, premiers, amid eedlliesedllocugweee, dose
reemidiely Ibsen %turbine to our &Imre, whilst realm up
upsieet we leamuereble eseniee. le this ehur of MUNI, aM
bops append for ever het. but Melee Preebiesee Wit sew
doused Wass a pleat of liberty sod sesaril y a Priem of Snob
to whom the crime belongs by a legitimate right.
" Charles delis has spokes : he has pointed out to every
soldier aml to every subject the path of duty sod harbour;
he hos cottoned ow me the supreme command of the array;
be priembed to reward like a King all those she, with war,
labour for the re-establishment of poses and tranquillity la
them comatnes am long ago so happy.
But, is the moan time, he will treat as rebels Slime die.
Wheal who, through obstinacy, cooties' to call dose spoilt
as the in. vitahk misfortune of a foreign invasion.
" Faithful to the' which is required of roe by lbe least
sacred of dirties, I seusroiire to for the orders and the
parolee of the Sovereign.. Already, is the mishit of as, the
Priam of Curipususta offers the example of obedience.
lowed by faithful regimes's, he haa come hither to assist in
the commis safety.
" Brave warriors! &Aral subjects of every rank cad of
every estate! Rally under the sacred stanitaid or your Kieg
Sustain my efforts. Manifest but oar heart amid woe spirit'
It is thus you will save the country friss the disasters Oust.
menace her. It is thus you preserve t his satieoi kioiplout and
your ancient glory ; and it hi "has that you will pretest to
your most distant posterity as example of thdelitr, of worth,
rued of the true love of year 00•111117.
" DE LATOUIt, General-in-Chief.
14 At Novara, March 93, III)."

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EXTRACT PROM ♦ PRIVATE t.RTTRR.
"TRint, ti Amen IX
" General Rants Ross has tried to calm the . Sfetwescener
which prevails by publishing an order of the day. lint ►is
proclamation. w►ich haw sophistry for its basis, ran deceive.
no use. Notwithstanding the efforts made by some permute
to peewees the truth (rum reaching Turin, we are out lilted
to our dreadful situation; and the sound einjoetty of the its.
►a►itants of t►is city see ou safety *wept in a prompt re.
tern to the totricat order of things. illustever General Seism
Rosa may say, the Duke of Gem trots has freely spokes) his
'mind in the proclamation he addressed to the Posenuntese.
"Threats are sow entplo)ewl to prevent the ileschwerre of
our reel sentiments, and the citadel is madeaa iestenment
of terror. The troops its it could not be much relied on;
and it has been thought advisable to intrust it to the goer-
diaisship of some hundreds of students returned fium Max-
tor/rm. Butt w►nt sortfie means mewled to and is it sup-
posed that those young men will participate in the suassacie
of their relation* sad friend.?
" The report is circulated to-day that the Priori of Cavist.
nano is wandering about wills a few soldient in the plains of
Piedmont; that he first eppruachell Vrrca.lr sod afterwards
proceriks.l to the other stile. A great part of his troops ate
said to have abandoned hint; while it is known with yet-
'sink, that this Prince is at Novara, where hr wails hoc Air.
titer orders from the Duke of Genevois. Not a single soldier
has deserted hint.
We know not what ha■ become of the Prince of Cistern,
and two or three other perviesages who haat played parts in
the insurrection.

" It is now a-eertaiserl that the I,liers artimuucing •ieto•
rim. of the Nespokian srissyoutl mud' ly cireniaied, were
fabrics,r dis the Souse e sbauker as ties ciay."—((.szelle
de Fresace.)

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