The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-03-07 00:00:00

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... _Ate State Parr is presoaked is a sub.
sorgeesit ondmirv.l
con" Mt Tilt' DOTI op SIR W. ecOURT. THE DR!-
t7llllt IttillIFIVR, To 41'1111 DUKE DE GALLO --Lot
'Whit* he' rite yeatenlay the su hslatier 1.
IfFSRVAItY I.'"
" The tenderstgoal hoe the hosoiar to acknowledge to his
,Excellency Ike Doke "(Gallo, Minister for Forrixis A flair',
the receipt of the sole addressed to bias be hi. Excellente),
the commander Pigsatelli, charged, ad Werke, with the
portfolio of fureigi affairs, intimating the itecesaity of a
further explanation of the nsotivea which induce the liritiah
fiinernmeui to keep so large • naval force stationed' in
the Bay of Naples—mu explanation rendered rrrrr say
by the rominvoications made to his Royal Highness the
Mince R.egest, by the klialaters of Austria, Remit,
nod Presidia, in the name of the Powers ***enabled at Lay-
has-h. The undersigned acknowledges the justice of this •p-
-peal made to him, and ha.. therefore, no he/tattoo in
giving st frank declaration of the istentions of bit GOT/QM.
MIME
"The British senadron at author is the bay i. simply a
squadron of uhser`vai ion, the presence of which is **Scantily
explained by the critical circumotsinws of the ementry, and
the necessity of providing fee the arearily of the permits
Ind pours ty of liellistieeklecia, under all possible chalices.
"The B&W' Government, faithful to die principles it bee
always professed, 1. dearynitaed to nualataia a sicllci
Illy, and to take so part either directly or indirectly is the
war which these seems Isi be but too muck reason to appro..
. besot 14 ow the mast of breaking out. It will interfere in no
way with the affairs of the country, unless such interference
Aosta be rendered lediapeusable by any personal hired' or
dancer so which the Royal Family may be eippuord.
" Not foreseaug the poesibility ofseich a ease the under-
signed flatters himself that nothing will alter ihe peaceful
attitude is which Great Britain is placed.
"The Unitereigneil tikes this opportunity of offering to
his Eacallency the anturaner of hie 121604 consideration.
igned " ATQURT.
"To his Excellency The(SDu ke )of
EAPOLITAN DECLARATION.
The Ciororde Cumstittitionate of Naples contains
the following copy of the Iteasslntioua unanimously
adopted by the Parliament of Naples, in the unto g
• of the 161$. of February, upon the mhject of the
threatened invasion. They may be regarded us the
Declaration of the Government of Naples, io
an-
swer to that recently published by Austria
PA RLI All ENT NATIONAL•AILTRAORDINARY,
Fastattanir
The National Parliameat declares— kl
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I. Thel it claret agree to any of tie pr00natii.......-
niunirated to It mi lite part of their Majestic.
Preemie, mid the Emperor. of Rosins and Austria-
tions tempo, to the de:tree:am of-the 'Mousy Coosa,
and to the occupation) of the Idesdem
" E. That ItSaatitlere lapif iiseemppani to attribute
the free wstl of Ilk Majority my eel, prier future,
may he contrarykis oldie of the
dull; aellemaset=iheestakeit lb. With
to stash sells,a
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3. Iligetali 81•43.3•0 "eta* ink 111=0.
Duke of-ealobt MOW* lost
the Kin ctlowto *vat will Ribes-
ere. of thelOds 111110.
" 4. eat. is elliteSe McMeekin' modelled-
in ells poomaling ato theist it sties,
alLatewina he Maim fee she men, of the Stine'
Cousidcrint the lareimlitY of rwelleriuN
afoot the priaelplai of public Inc which
of the Two Sieilirs, the Parliament dealt,
P I. That the native if the Tkr• Neilies
_ ally of all those minims which enjoy their '
etaeMs
or and that aecordles to the particular ii".l4Pl
eattblisleal by miniatitutiostal Methods.
" E. That it dues not isterineddle with RIP It
other nations, nor will it Nitride' that alma
iitiih its Government mid is disposed to employ all II
means, in order that tut other Power may recede from these,
principles.
" 3. That the nation offers as ambits to foreigoera ba-
nished from their conutry on account of liberal opinions.
" 4. That it will never make peace with an enemy while
occupying its territory."
Referring to the 4th Article of the Constitution, which is
thus coureived—" The nation is bound to preserve aad pro-
.-teet with wise and just laws, civil lawny, property. and
otherty legitimate rights of all the individuals belonging to
• it."
Referring to the 6th sad 7th Articles of the same Coasti-
vihich are thus conceited—" That patriotism la ore of
the principal duties of all the people of she Two Steil*, and
likeviise justice and heseaskiice.
" Every native of the Two &cities is booed to he faithful
to the Camatitution, to obey the laws, and to respect the-
coast I t n test authority."
" Camsidering that owe of the wisest and jiMeet laws for
the preservation of liberty, property, and the rights of eili-
MS*, is that which .informs and direct. the public spirit so
as to increase the national force, and to diminish that of the
menu ;
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" Coasideriug that the pretext set up by the Prosecutor,:
of our Constitutional Goverument ip the face of ooteapopoi
facts is, Ist;that it has been the revolt, not of the natiowel
will, but of a sect, or of a military faction---std, that it is
inevitable of preveiting anarchy.--3d, that it is subversive
of the Thcvhe;
" Con.idtriag that the prioeipal method adopted by our
enemies to justify.tbese pretexts, and to wcure the lONIC of au
unju,t war against an ilium:eta people, hail been to eudeaeour
• to Phonic the sentiments and feelings of the intim, so excite
uue part of it against the other, and to divert the public
spirit into other chamnels; and that coodeet Is ant only
evident from the malaise( the 7th and IBA December, NM.
and from lb* titoostr of the lasi primediags at Una*d, hal
ham a multitude of particular facts which have come to the
hiltivistilly of the National Government
The National Parliament of tho Ti'. huh,.. declares
*lst follows—
" I. Is is • duty of the greatest importation for the OffeY
of the pro*, that Its rows be towerstratioalis
(meetly let there be evaeord aseseg all tits
brrisees the coil end military aulhariams, an alilleheacsit
private interns, as abeatlounsetit elan private
:madi am application of all we's exertions to she public
" 11 is likewise the duty of all etagere to esdeevour
olihnielrhtlbfi of stat forma eswa,ien of the ear
flie or to routine the old. It
dirk 111.11
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ohm is the ers of the world eh
Canshotiom, desired by the great masa of the
•41oes, proclaimed eiteelleeveueli pasts of tie kit
tel ainetioitad by Ira Midi of the hfunioch, is
AbildEselted,aerdihoi hitherto proreeded without bla
1,1601 it aired lowom the 0414 of war mantas* it.
virtue, with now town* the shaver, lash wheals
the law., with i'vrinave haw* the POW tiled a
'with emodenatioss Sod prom,.
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