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the la these was Mill no certainty respeetink the dept
of the Prises &nest for die Weed-quarters. At that pried
all busiume was suspended at Naples, payments had ceased,
and the Bank err very backward is fulfilliag its engage-
nients.—ffisseft• de 'mete.)
Si. David* has Ikea returned for the department of La
Vendee. The other candidate was Gemmel Sapinsed.
Magnifecat fetes are preparing for she baptises of the
Duke of Boardman, which is so take place in Easter week.
M. Heflin, the respasaibte editor of the Jewess: dee IN-
bale, has been seateseed to use istontles impoisuoment sod
200 francs fine, fur eontraveuing the law, which subjects the
Journals to the previous examination of the commission of
censorship.
The Mario ell Roses of the Inth contains the bulletin of
She affair of Rieti, bat ankh more iu detail than it was riven
by the Milan Gaselle. The numerous prisoners, however,
atotowneed by she Win Gazelle are reduced by the Dior°
to thirty. According to the same JoitrualGeneral Frissons
reckoned greatly uu the effect of Eire Feet:hermit's proclanae-
Mos. He did not wish to rommenee hostilities soon, in or-
der to give time to the Neapolitans to know the lineations of
the King. But be Pees discovered, wills minute, mays the
Roman Journal, that She rebels would listen to twilling, but
would ;meat in their sestimesta.
It is reported Heat • the Duke of Genoa on arriving at
Tories.. She Mk, refused to annum any salter dirtily thou
that of Regent, wishing to govern iu she simmer Victor
manuel.
General Morillo irk now at Paris, whence, after a short
may, he will proceed to Madrid.
Five per Cent. Commis, 76 f. 25 c.
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rheas, saucy e 6.
:0111IAC1 ?ROM A LETTEa, DAVID LATRAcM,
MARCH IS.
" The sews of the late events in Piedmont arrived here
by ao extraordinary cornier. Far from changing the plans
concerted among the Allied Sovereigns, it has only served to
Quadra. the resolutions which they have taken, and to fortify
the measure, which they had ordained, in order to save she so-
cial order of Europe from the dangers which menaced it.—
The two Emperors had a cooPrence of conk hours; afti r
which their Majesties gave audieure to several foreign M
eiatere. Conners were immediately dispatched, and it is
known that the orders gives were to form immediately a new
Austrian army 0t70,000 men in Lombardy, indrpeedenily of
Sheexpeslitiorary 'mayor Naples, and the Miseries garrisons
which al this moment occupy she whole of the Lombardo-
Venetian territory. At the same time a Russian army of
100,000 meet, which had already been directed to hold itself
in roadie/en to march, will receive orders to eater the Here-
ditary States, and So approach the theatre of war.
" The revelation which has just taken place at Turns, tied
the detail, of which have beam transmitted le Congress by
an able band, throws great light upon the polities' iteration
which has tor so leak a time engaged the deferral Cabinets
of Europe, is laying open the nether, the *mei and Ike
erects of that catastrophe. is fret, it appears from deem-
meats arrived bete, respectieg she cosispiracy of Piedmont,
that it has been, like the conspiracy of Madrid and Naples,
arranged by a foreign (actin.:
" That it has been executed at Twits, as at Naples, by •
handful of rebels, against the with of the people, wad is spite
of the isdignatios of the great majority of the ratio. sad
army.
" But that the instigators, the plan", the springs, the
resource', and almost all the limeade of that vast ter
'piracy, are new knows with the utmost madams
wad se it colored nuts the cosabiastiess of the musepi-
raters to predate ezpimions in ettuatties which appeared
the least susceptible of them, and to strike at Goverasseitts
which thought themselves the most secure front their est.
lerprime, it I. scarcely possible to thigh that any State can
amine, as isislifiermit spectator of the struggle which is
shoot to commerce bowers legitimate nionaschy aad re-
bellion • between a sage liberty and the license .f nailitary.
despett:M. If the mime which has bee. perpetrated at
Turia.werit In remain unpunished is the midst of the p..
liaised mafioso of Europe, ell the tiee which hied peep'. is
three Severeig*, sod maws to each other, would be
Imams; 'in civilisation would MOO sink wader Ile strokes
of asteroid auditions sad foreign wars."
EXTRACT OF • LETTER, DATED GENOA, MARCH

15.—(RVINING
" By the Tolman mail, which is just arrived, we under-
stand there are letters staliug that the troops and people of
Flimsies have declared for the Spanish Coostittstioo. We
have not lime to aseertaiu the troth of this intonation, as
the post is this iostaot leaving Genoa."
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" stun, MARCH 14.
a The Vice-regal Court has quitted this city for Mantra,
seder the apprehension, as is supposed, of a visit from the
Piedmoatese. The military stores sod baggage, it is ex-
pected, will quickly follow. I dare not be explicit Cla the
state of thaw here; but 1 fear that political chimps of a
vet), serious *attire are near at hard."
The deteih of the revolution at Turin are already known;
bet the followieg spirited Proclamation, which was the Arse.
cause of the change of government, has sot hitherto bee*
made public. It is coetaiaed iu a letter from Genoa of the
19th instant :
" THE MIRY TO THE CITIZENS.
" The standard of despotism is with es for ever struck.
Oar country, that has so long groaned under the most
opprobrious chaise, hreathes at last the air of fraternity and
of peace. Citizens ! the hour of holism indeposidoec• is
arrived. The Constitutive of Spain, which was proclaimed
and sworn to on the night of the 9th instant, by the brigade
sif Grata, by the King's own dragoons End by the fede-
rated halloos, shall henceforward be the wily law of Italy,
by means of which, united by the most sacred ties, the
King and the people will form one sole family. Citi-
zens ! the dignities and honours of the State, now
hereditary and the cdtpring of arbitrary power, shall
be elective, and be the rewards of merit only ; and
in the laws alone shall dwell the strength of the State.
This new Code of social compact, founded upon the religion
of our furefathera, shall form the bond of internal security to
one country, awl shall serve es so impenetrable barrieregainst
say foreign phalanx that dares to attack us. Citizens!
gaffes, nut yoursclvi s to be led astray by the few insidious
enemies of the public prosperity; banish from your minds
every sentiment of revenge; and let your cry be Long live
the King! Long live the Spanish Constitution! Long lire our
dear Italy!"
`• The President of the Provisional Juuta of Government,
" Alexandria, March 10. " ANSA L DI."

" I send you the following documents, which have just
been nude public here:—
"'PROCLAMATION
aT 011 ROYAL. HIGHNLES THE PRINCE REGENT

TO THB LOYAL ARMY.

" 5 As Regent of the kingdom, 1 have takes the oath of
fidelity to oar King,Charks Felix, and to the Constitution,
iu the presesce of the Provisional Junta, which represents
11w Natimaal Parliament. Soldiers ! honour and faithfulness
reside where the Prince Regent, he to whom the King has
rounded kis authority, tells you they eei•t. Beware of in-
ii.hous %tildes who shill point nut a different path! You
will preserve that faith and obeilience nhich you owe to the
sovereign authority. Yon will protect your owu glory and
that of Italy, ii hese whole miention is fixed upon you.
•' ' You will show yourselves worthy of a government that
has instituted equal rewards for virtue, and which opens a
field of all honours and all dignities. The two extremities
of Italy, being united iu one spirit, to what a degree of
gluey will not our beautiful and mach.esvied country be
rallied! You will maintain, soldiers. the character of a war-
like mortis, faithful to your King mid to the Emutilmion,
sod deserving M the same time of the highest destinies.
• CHARLES ALBERT.
I.' Turin, 15th Match.'"
TURIN, MARCiI 17.
The following are the terms of the oath taken by the
Prince Regina before the Provisional Junta:-
41 ' I, Charles Albert of Savoy, Prince of us,.
gent of the kingdom, Moe sted with authority by the altdit•a.
limo of his Majesty Victor F.nsunaou►l, secordime to our
(+troilism of the Rithcarreut, swrar.before God on the Holy
Evagelists, So observe- the pnllsie.l cOnstitutioa of Spain,
subject to the two essential tnoilificstious hereafter speci.
lied, and which are lobe/Tut to Ibis kiiigilont, analogous