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London, England, 1821-02-16 00:00:00

die canoe of Ihe Archdeleos *llona and

his accomplices, who are arrested as the supposed authors of
iefiammatury proelamatieesiN may be speedily terminated.
The blunicipality addressed In amsequesee a representation
to his Majesty in vigorous and energetic language—(/or
irkisa see Ms Paris Peelers.)
This night it was asserted that there would hasmother .1,
meeting at the Foment de On, and tine MltglNlMlre
would speak. All we know is, that tbflivirribb#ool44l.
patrols, and dial in lies eieiritf owe, pm* ed that of
a conspiracy. • • ,•141 11.1/11•
This morning a gaited of the ithillinad militia has bee*
placed over the Archdeacon Tinnetwiterith seatinele within
the prison. It is added that ibis ecclesiastic has declined
eassefiug the (mafiosi that have bete put to him by the
judicial authurities.—(Af istellasea, Farrar, 1.)
• o.ses • ~rd
PARIS PAPERt "940 tertlt-.1e..i.
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PARIS, PrISTIVIIIIT 11.
All the Journals of to.dity have summated that the bap-
tism of the Duke de Bounces: is Amid for the 3d 3lay.
We can state positively that milking with respect to it has
)et been derided tipou.—(Journal de Paris)
PARIS, ISSILVAILT IS.
Captain Mallet has arrived in the harbour of Brest, in the
frigate moiler his command. lie is wow performing quaran.
tine. He has intimated that be landed at Cape Frannie,
sod had a private audience of the.Presidert floyer...-(Jour.
*el des Dabs's.)
The Gazette de Lausanne dr"? 30th of January, says—
" Tbe recruiting for the Frei* torvice has become very
active in all the east of 8w01811114211411811,1be several Go-
vernments of the Comoro oeritetinetteenser• to ~ere its
success. The, the G eeeee meat of Garialliktheogtot proper
to great in favour of the recruiting penelssioa to dance,
which has-bees a long time suspended."
vt eVIA. 3401,fitlitr 30.
11se bask _aim which all the oegociatioo:-st Leybash
will be firinsied, it is believed, will be, Ist, The satire do-
tuimioo of all the States of Italy; ha conermstioa of the
stain quo, stipulated by the Treaties of 1815; and,ldly, The
admissibility of Representative Cutuditatioas fur each of
the Italian States. • r •
It is, therefore, walk to abolish the ',delis"
COUNiIiIIIOP6 Government, which bus been obtained by
ree.b.tioo. sod to substitute fur it a. legal Constitutional
Government. To accomplish this ead, propositions are said
to hate been made by the Court of. Vienna, tot !fp*
has acceded, and the Doke Jr Gallo is to be diapplibiall
Naples fur the purpose of communicating them imilial!Gili-
verionent and to the National Parliament. The aireiimreub. ,
hot arrive before the middle of February, and hostilities will
moot be commenced until that period. The Maw. fie
Rao will supply the place of the Duke de Gallatin theboll-
terraces Curing the abutter of the latter.
It is reported that in case of a rupture taking place, the
King of Naples will be invited to take up his abode at
Vienna. It is said also that the Congress will be transferred
from Laybach to. Udine. The mistier of the Nespolllan
Parliament will prove the truth of these rumours.

vIINSA, rettatuaire IL!
It has been frequently reported that the y under)t de.
neral Franont has pared the Po. This setadarin sot her.
hitherto confirmed. It is, however, essallalsolly lsaireod
that Ibis movement must lake plaice betimes' Of Ist lad Ohs
10lb iostaat.
•
(Extract frogs a Petro& teller.)
The couferences are cootioned at Lsybach with math
activity it is 1160,01 that the mutt will be sent to Naples
in a few days. We may therefore every moment expect to
receive the news that our 'room have passed the Po. It
has been already anoouuced several times, but without foun-
dation.
The Ministers of the Dishes Conde were invited to the
eouferences fur the first time on the 28th of Janwary. These
Ministers are, Cardisal Spina for the Holy See, the Prince
de Ruff° fur Naples, the Marquis de Paint Marian and the
Couot d'Aglie fur Sardiuia, the Priece Neriz-Corylni (Of
Teaeasy, and the Marquis Illsolsa fur the Duke of Modes.,
who is at Laybach in person. The Doke do Gall* is still
He will out, it is said, be admitted to the Con-
vene in the capacity of Minister, but only to receive the
telthostant.

EXTRACT 111.0/1 ♦ PRIVATE I.ETTER DATED
" Laybaeb, January 28.
•' Every one knows the aversion which the Emperor of
Armada entertains fur revolutionary doctrines. When the
Professors of die Lyceum of Laybach were preatuleil to him,
he emit--
_

" Geutlemen, the Students of Carniola have always de-
emed rimer. Endeavour to preserve for them this (owl
rhameter. Remain ever faithful to what is ancient, fur trace
is mutant is good, and our ancestors ever NUO4I it so. Why

•huold it not be the some to UP? People are occupied eke-

where with new notions lbat I cannot approve, anst which I
wirer shall approve. From such eutinus preserve your-
selves, attach yourselves to within:: but what is positive. I
do not wont harmed sten, I want only loyal aid good sub-
jects, and it is 'our past to form theta. lie who serves me
MOO instinct according to my orders, and whoever feels him.
self incapable of that, and cuibraces novel ideas, had better
dcrirt, or I shall myself ftlll4lSe I• ."
MAI/RID, •LRRUARY 1.

Dun Paidoxi is appointed Minister Plenipotentiary at
Paris, in the place of General Alava, who has reigned.
A new rause of agitation mists here. The day before
yesterday the Police discovered the author of • Proclaim'.
lion, entitled "The Cry of a Tress Spaniard." He proves
to tit Don Mathias Vinaesa, his Majesty's Honorary Chap.
and Airhilemons of Taragona, better known by his
rumor title of Curate of 'lraniajuis. Two of hit coming,
she our a print, r and the other a student, were arrested with
him, and after a shirt stitch in his chambers the manuscript
of the pamphlet was found wrapped up in a hair shirt, with
several copies addressed to different permit•. A journeyman
printer is said to have given the information against Duo

Vinuess.
As 'nun as this Clergymah's arreql was made public (nn
th• 3181) at the Pulliam& d'Ora, some persons mounted lime
lades, and began to harangue the company. "This culla it,"
said they, " will he suffered to escape; let us proceed in the

Alagistratts in • bully and demand justice upon him." By
these means the people were excited, and a diturderly medal-
; udr, from ad quarters, was soon collected to repair to the
Alagisliatell. That body immediately obeyed the voice of the
PruPhihy doubling the guard of the prison, in which Den Vi
suiesa is ditained, soil by transmitting • letter In the Liar,
whitli contain* the foUuwisg papooses That a hick we
prod/tied to your Sloirely so the November, has bees too
coon e•attrmod. It is in your own piker, is your oven basset,
That iliautikr urigiu•tes IN a trend measure, as Om peoples
lohere. Hun len are peaceable gitisitag to litre it this