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here lay our heart wholly open, and relieve, at the same time,
oar grief in making known to all, in the fare of Europe, that
the wheili:/asolt will belderloille pinearrnaktte dr legitimate
order, if ever soy Atelier army than owe woo :MIMI shove %tett
I in the interior of nor theree—sor, Wetter, which it gives ma the
greatest chagrin to think n[, the Grower at giwildloeord
should fall on nor people, whom we have always cherished,
and whom we shall cherish always, as • .part of our family.
" Given at Turin, the 12th of bfaret,•l22S,
••(Signed) • • "VICTOR EMANUEL.
0 PROCLAMATION OP THE PRINCE REGENT.
.. •
" Charles Albert of Savoy, Prince de Carinnan, Regent.
"We make known that his Majesty, Kong Victor Erna.
noel, in abdicating the Crows, has thought proper to confer
on as all his autbortty, with the title of Regent.
"We Wrote the Divise mosionante, end, in announcing
that tonmerow we shall manifeet our intentions, conform to
stibeadtgallnrisheu; 'we call ow you, is the memo time to
peg es isemediate stop to all tumult, mid to give eeeedimii;es
es lesseillly.
P We have undoubtedly no need to give worm that his
Igijesty, his Royal Spouse and his family, with their whole
smite, shall haveliberty to travel, and to remain ie any part of
'lke &allocate] dominions where he may be pleased to, repair,
end Wit he ihall every where meet with a profound venera.
thee awresponding lu the sentiments of gratitude sad love
ieeirevess on the heart of every subject, aid -which are .o
hasty due to him for his virtues, and the re-establishment
odd aggrandirement of this Monarchy.
-o. 5" We roundelay the prmervalioto of good order and public
tranquillity I. the seal mud aelivity of all Magistrates, Civil
sad Military Officers, see all Corporatist's of Towns and
Cossinunes.
" Given at Turin, the 13th March, the year of the
Lord, 1341.
(Sigurd) CARLO ALBERTO."
TURIN, MARCII 1.4.
Prior to the events which we'hare witnessed, there
were serval important arrest., which have ben in
some measure the forerunners of these same evens,.
Among those which beve•taken place, on the de-
mand of the Austrian Minister, are cited those of
the Count de .Peron end the Marquis of Pries, who
have been conveyed under an escort to the fortress
of Feneshelter.
The health of the Grand Duke of Tuscany 101.
pros,' ,I.wsly. The events in Italy are ill calculated
.to accelerate the COUViiit'Ser nee 01•11110 Ill'reuee.
No intelligence Iprs been received dile day from
Piedmont.
DOMO D'OSSOLA, MARCH 11.
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The• Canton of the Grison• per;hes in tersising
tilt kind of necontmntlaiion with Au.sriA, an ilir sot.
jeet of it. ancient Provinces of the Bor-
wen, and Chinwenion, whit h T rtnaiu 'nutted to the
kingdom uf Venetian inutbirdy.
MADRID. MARCH 10.

Our situation begios to chalige. the new Mi-
nistry hoeing manifested an iiiteittion to fortify the
.•Royal Power, this determioattois has had • 'great in-
fluence 011 the tone of our journals, and in the
language of our orators. flowever, • great putt of
the 13epaties, those who were intimately connected
with the dismissed Minister., persist in pronouncing
in the !whim sittings accusations agaiust the king.
Men who judge without prejudice* see, neverthe-
less, iu the midget of the Mmtarch, • itickWl of
prudence and moderation. The Secret Sittings of
the Cortes (there are such almost every da)) are
extremely stormy.
In that of the day before yesterday, M. Zapata
;imposed, that no monger should ever be mode to
the confitleutial communications of the King. and
that no document enstinatiog from his Majesty
should ever he read in the Cortes, unless it was
countersigned by one Of the Ministers. A very
discu-siren took place ; however .this motion
only Obtsined in its favour fourtren vote!, and
amoug others that of Count Torreon.
• 'FICHNA. MARCH 8.
Since it has been ascertained this the chiefs of
the ruling party at Naplei Mean t a defend them-
selves to the last extremity ; u urst morriwent has
been observed tuitoog the irstops,,which remained in
the interior of Aostiia owilliungary. Very
dreatite tempo eontione to proceedector ltaty tett-mini
eschellons of communirabon bettireta Lombardy sod
the army of Generel'Primont. This General has
declined imitating General liasuchi, aim, in ISIS,
Penetrated rapidly by the tante of Term, ilia to
.Naples, because he wog wire to nod him-elf soli-
ported there by a strong party orNropolisons ; but
• battle gained in the Alo uzxes wilt 'be much more
decisive than any hazardous much. as implanting
that it does rot immediately open the rotate to the
capital, it will draw the Austrian army towards the
great plains of la Itouttle, where it would be in
cornennuiesition by sea with the ports of Austria,
Dalmatia, •andltagusa. It is also probable that
haviug nothing to fear from the Neapolitan navy,
the Austrian General may be able to draw .sup-
plies from Hungary by these ports. • The place of
Pescara once passed or taken, these will hot tie to
the Golf of Terentum a single town able to stood
a siege.
AUGSBURG, MARCH I_l..

We begin to receive idetailecUreports from Italy
concerning the movements of the Austrian • army.
The conreipienee is, that General Frimont has
changed his first plan, according to which hr was,
with ilia greater part of his army, to proceed by
the route of Route direct for Naples, whilst the
corps of the left wing was to peuetrat. by Te,anso
and Aquila iota the Abruzzes, and clear the
mountains. IVe are assured that slur first
plan was conceived under circuntrutirees lull
suppositions which have not taker, ',lure.—
The Austrian Generals having learned that they
might expect.. powerful rearstiruce, and that there
would 6u great danger in snaking an eccentric move-
ment, it has been resolved to set with the greatest
precaation, and to concentrate the arniv as much
as por.ible. The positions s f the Neapolitans
are Knelt as to affirrd them great advantage", and
alwold they proceed rapidly with SI f tollg masses
between the Austsian corps, if these were tan
far removed flout each other, to place one or
other of thew in biluatime4 extremely diffieult.--
6,.,,erai Frirnorit has so well considered the difli•
nuttier which he Will have to overcome; that without
awaiting the ulterior trews, mskes the rrserv.s
which remained iii.Vppor Italy•advauce toward. the
kingdom of Nspler. They.aritarow Iliii.4llllaCi..
The fortresse" •of Amway easnaetna. Ferrara,
ond•klantur, frile4wrish depots of provision., and sr.
idler/ of reserve; form such aline, that n is scarcely
h partible' to apprehelid that the 'dime commuter:l-
-tiosi4 between A urtria and the army which is acting
against Naples, should experience any rasooramlith-
eta lty, even, should Use, Cairbunari atisampttomiiis-e
their threamiotiatsiusereectioulepoti the•rear utehat
army, buthitheeta the4tiosmrStateit atid.rhe Tar-
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