The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-03-24 00:00:00

that is, if the people will let them. We know not
whether their sapient Majesties will think it expe-
dient to deliberate upon-the propriety of enforcing
this rule with regard to Piedmont preriossa to the
exertion of their military power, or, having fist
invaded Piedmont, deliberate afterwards. But the
same apparent want of strengt, h to repel aggression,
which first tempted Austria to attack Naples,
seems to exist with regard to Piedmont, and to
be equally inviting. The Allies, however, may
now possibly condescend to learn wisdom from
experience, and having witnessed in Naples a
far greater developensent of power than they had
ever contemplated as probable, sad having ex-
cited a stronger spirit of indignant hostility awning
them than they may find it emy to alloy, they may
now perhaps hesitate to pursue their system of
aggression opin.t another people, more warlike
than the Neapolitan,, and better able, from causes
physical and moral, to mist their cosines. The
attack upon Naples has produced the revolution in
Piedmont, and will probably also !induce a revo-
lution in the Papal States; an attack wpm Pied-
mom may extend the principle of liberty, and pro-
duce other, perhaps more formidable enemies to
the establishment of a system of despotism which
is now the avowed object of the Holy

A commercial house of the first respectability
in the ciiy has received a letter from Paris, in
which it is stated that persons are acti►ely emplaied
in various parts of France in inducing the dis.
handed officers and soldiers of NAPOLEON'S army
to repuir to the standard of the Prince of CLIIIO
MA no. under the assurance that the Mince will
gratefully accept their services in a►sisting him to
drive the Aust,iuns out of Italy. The situation of
Fiedmuot, with respect to &mitre, will afford the
Prince the greaten facilities in recruiting his army
with the French veteran troops, in the event of a
war. betweea Piedmont mod Austria•.

A Flatubingh Mail has arrived, with Patten
Irons that City to the 14th instant. The
Norwegian Diet, in 1816, laid before the KING for
Ilia approbatioa.• Resolution fur fixing the rights of
the Nubility in Norway. The present Papery give
a copy or his MaJulies answer, which contains
the following remarkable passage :—" Ilia MA-
JESTY therealre believes that politics:l reasons
of relit importance to the maintenance of, the
good nucterstanding which prevails between as
and Foreign Powers, require that the Diet should
not take up this subject dining this Session, and
his MAJESTY proposes that it be deferred,"
The following are extracts :

COPIIMISAGIM, MAROS 6.
The •ppoinlment of Count Charles Etodius Vim Moltke,
to the puts of Ansbassadur to the Count of Great Britain, is
pow fully Itsursto.

The Sound la covered with solid ice, and sledges have ar-
rived from Sweden by way. of IJoeen. but to the rout► it is
stril open, and a few days ago an English brig from the Bal-
tic arrived off Provesteew, which is therefore in seine danger.
The Great Belt is partly covered with ice whiclustops the
passage for the present.
A Sirinight ago ten vessels sailed from-Cappelli far eis-
petahagen, with provisions, but as they. did ant arrive before
the frost, they are probably frozen up sense where.

7.
We hear that oar Diet will shortly be prumgeed ziee

After the Drawing-room on Thursday, the KING
stopped to dine milt the 113,incts• AUGUSTA. At
eleven o'clock his MAJESTY whittled to his Palace
in Pall-mill.

Yesterday morning, at eleven o'clock, the KING_
kft town for Ili.%liton.
Yesterday,. et two o'clock, w Cabinet Council
was held at the Foreign Office iu Dam ll ll g-street.
On Thursday the Duke of Yvan, had a select
psrty et dinner.
Yesterday the Duchess of CLARENCE took an
airing in her carriage.
Yesterday Prince LEOPOLD dined' with the
Duchess of KENT, et Kensington Palace.
Prince LEOPOLD will wine • grand entertainment
on Thursday evening next, et Marlborough House.
Wedowsdey and Thursday the Duchess of KENT
visited the Duchers of CLARENCE,
Oa Thursday the thither* of Kittce dined with
the Duke and Duchess of Ctsitzticx.

The Duke end Duchess of BEDFORD strived
on Thursday evening at their house iti Sr. James's-
square, from their seat, Wouhurn Abbey.
Mr. Ileetsity did not vote on the Malt Bill.
Hr paired off %%tilt Colonel GotisET.
Mr. THEOBAkDes black horse, All Steel, is
matched, for '2OO guineas. pier or play, to.gahnp
tivrnti;ogie miles welkin the hour, belting six to
four no tUue.

Theatre Hord, Fag?iris ilpera-Ilona.—Flis
Itoyal Highness the Duke of SVSSEX, honoured
M. MsTitswes At Home on Thursday evening.
The house was very fait, and one roar of laughter
lasted through the whole entertritimatets. The
two acts relating to ballooning and Margate, with
ell their various introduction of amusing diameter,
are from the pen of JAMES Sairrth Esq. author of
the N Rejected Addresses." The third act (where
the hero is upon the water, on Lewd of the Pally
Parket) is invented and written by Mr. MAKE,
junior.
Monday the 7111 dragoon guards, under the
command of Colonel DUMME, received a route to
march in two divisions from Pierabill barracks,
where they have been quartered since the first of
May last. Tuesday morning one divisiceof this.
flue regiment marched for Berwick, and the other
for Carlisle, whew a route is to inset theta for
their destination in England.
On Friday last Mr. Wwirmis BARRON, of
Derby, corn-dealer, was convicted before the
Pmrough Magistrates in • mitigated penalty, for
not having on the 3d of March isilitasit, delivered to
Mr. TOOMAS Citalftili, the receiver of assize re-
turns, a true and exact return of the price, of all the
wheat bought by him in the botough of Derby
within seven days then preceding.