The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-04-05 00:00:00

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We ate convinced. wa..tvainfettildoyed to counteract
the efforts of patriotism hut until this be 'hewn.
the Neapolitan soldiers must endure the reproat is
of cowardice and dishonour.

The events that have disgraced Naples and
pieced her et the feet of her ',teed ervegoiveve, have
exercised the most deplorsble influence upon the
affairs of all Italy. The accesotat that daily twirls
us from rations porta of that fine enentry, 'hew that
the spirit of freedom was ready to hisret lute action,
mid to teemed the exertions of the Neapolitans, had
they maintained the contest until the champion. of
freedom in the other &atea had completed their
errangernerits for making art effectual and
netias effort to promote the general prosperity.
The Genoese in particular displayed a spirit worthy
of their former name, and of the proud distinction
which, as e free State, they had until lately enjoyed.
A 'evolution vans effecied in Genes by the resigna-
tion of the Governor appointed by the King of
SARDINIA, and the delegation of his awtherity to a
Junta of twelve individuals. The constitution of
Spans was the rallying cry in Genoa. This circum-
stance we think worthy of notice, as it skews that
the Geaoese are willing to sacrifice their claim to
national independence, provided the whole kingdom,
of which they now form un integral part, shill enjoy
a free representative form of government. It also
skews that local jeelousies, which have from time
immemorial prevailed too degree almost proverbial
in the several States of 'Duly, will not be opposed to
the completion of the great system to which every
friend of Italy looks forward with anxiety and hope.
and which, by Wending all-distinctions in the com-
mon name of Indium., will raise their country to w
proud rank in the scale of nations.

A private letter from Paris states, that although,
the great majority of the Neapolitan tt•ops have
laid down their arms, or have, like the royal
guards, ►uffered themselves to he incorporated
with the Austrians, there are still some indepen-
dent corps is the mountains that refuse submission
to the invaders. It is added. that Generals CAR..
RASCOSA and Pare have not been heard of foe
some days. We should be sorry to hod such men
embark, under the present aspect of affairs, in so
hopeless a cause as that of redeeming. Naples from
its preened calamities. Perhaps they have with-
drawn themselves out of the reach of the royali.t
party, from • well-grounded dread of reposiu
any hopes m the clemency of Feantaasn.

lianaburgli Papers to the 27th last have arrived.
They mutant oo news of any interest.

Sunday night Mr. KROUSE, an extra messenger,
arrived at the Foreign Office, with dispatches from
ball
We are happy to say the Duchess of Gunn's-
Telt is newly recovered from her cold. Her keys(
Highness received a visit yesterday from the Prin-
cess AUGUSTA, &C.

The Duchess of Kam we are sorry to say, io
confined with a cold, which prevented her Ravel
Highness from bring present at the grand (loniser
given by Prince Lsoroso to the Dirk, of Yves
and an assemblage of distinguished characters, on
Tuesday. Her Royal Highness received a visit
yesterday from the Duchess of CLASEN ca, dtc.
The Duchess of (AsseNc■ visited the Princess
AUGUSTA yesterday.
Yesterday the Dnke of Your and a nume-
rous party dined with the Duke and Duchess of
C LA MINCE.

Mace Leopous had a dinner party yesterday.

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The Rev. J. C. M. A. Chaplain of Tri•
nity Collei.,re, is appointed Deputy Rolston Lec-
turer for the present year.
Two gold medals, givea annually by the Chan-
cellor of Cambridge University to the best proli-
ciet is classical learning among the commencing
Bachelors of Art,, were on Tuesday last adiudged
to Messer. ALFRED OLLIVAST, and WIC HENRY
FOX TALBOT, both of Trinity College.
" The demand far cotton increases, and prices •,e getting
upward.. Basiseas al Manchester continues to naprove."—
(Hall Ildtchet.)
.‘ We are happy to hear that the iron trade is reviving iu
Staffordshire, Shropshire, and South Wales, and that bar
iron has already advanced !Os. a ton, with a prospect of fui-
titer ailvancement."—(Leede (ntelligencer.)
" Th. pout's rate for the current quarter, at Prestos, is re-
duced to Sd. is the pound."—(/teat.)
" We are glad to find, (roars our Mane ester correspon-
dent, that the atenufacturers in that town are obtaining
good prices fur their goods. and that clocks (of eartsline
particularly) have seldom been lower lima Obey are at
present; arid, which is of more import/Duce' at it at.
fens a greater number of individuals, that wtanere winter
continue occasionally to receive mall additions. Cavalries,
which three weeks ago could be bought at lbs:44: wire
sold last Tuesday (the 57th ult.) at 16s. This is the
price the sense article brought last Spring ; bit nit twee
been so accustomed to see a coestant and gradual deprecia-
tion of the value of goods, that we cannot bat coosider it
as a alga of greater prosperity vibes an article a kept up to
a stationary price."--(atargow Chronicle.)

Dr. GIBNRY. of Brighton, hod unfortunately his
collar-boue fractured last week, on hie retuni from
Horsham, in consequence of the poet-chaise is
*lnch he rode bring overturned.
At Norwich Market on Saturday Wheat declined
Is. per coomb; other grain much as before.—There
was a tolerable exhibition of cattle on the Hill, but
little business was done.

This morning the prisoners who stand committed
on charges of felony will be removed from the
sewer.' gaols in the city of London and county of
Middlesex, to Newpie, preparatory to their tak-
ing their trials at Justice Hall, in the Old Bailey,
which wilt commence on Wednesday next.

The Sessions of the Peace fur the county of
Middlesex will commence at the Sessions Home.
on Clerkenwell-green, on Teesdey next, when the

trials of traverser', and others out on bail on mat-
ters of assault. nuisance, and misdemeanor, will
be proceeded on, The &salons of the Peace for
the city of Westminster commence ou Moodily
next.