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the conditions of the isaleb on
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k*.or several slarrpeatn•teport lies been iii circa-
_lation in this prekince thin the Ring will not come
Iglu Piedmont, mid that a part of the kingdom is to
be subjected to the Anstriaa.Govesuistriit. This
emnour, spreading amongst all classes of the inha-
bitants, and particularly Ninon the troops. of the
kgave regiment of Savoy. has caused is Lgeneral feel-
discontent in thatcorpo; which we. carried
so far,
that the soldiers had formed litt slesigss of
returniseg alltogether to their boron, with their
am* mud baggage.
This pion was to have been Ptit is execution
'later the rejoicings for the celebration of The feati-
l:tritl of St. John; but the Govereor, and the other
authorities of the city who had inforMation of it,
~took .such measures as defeated the plot on that
very day. Subalterns and soldiers to the number
of sixty have hero arrested and conducted to the
citadel, Where they will be interrogated. Govern-
pent entertains the expectation of being able to
:discover the leaders, by the declorarioisa of the,
soldiers under arrest.
. Netwithstaauliug these arrests the discontent
continues. The presence of the Austrian troops in
7Viedmont for an indefinite period seems to be the
•ittause of it. It is well known that the keys of
Alessandria hove been sent to King Charles Felix;
tuft the Austrian* are nut the less masters of that
rampart of Piedmont.. 'There ha. been talk of a
1, number of executions which were to take place \)
therein consequence of the sentences of the Mill-
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Wry Commission.
HANOVER, JUNit •
Amongst the Predamtions which are beistg
for the arrival of King, is the drmolistring the gate
called Sieimihor. wlti, h leads to Flerrenhausen. They
are erecting in its stead a grand triumphal arch
and trophies. It will he named the Gate of Water-
loo. Ili, Majesty will be the first person who will-
tts and mild that time the passage-wilt
be Vrohltnerd. The expense of the construction is.,
Atilt tutored at 6,000 'crowns.
NUREMBERG, iffILT 1.
Oar Vazetie of this day cootaitis the following
uncle relative to the affair. of Moldered and Wad-
When Ypsilanti received intelligence of
the events which had taken place in Moldavia, he
imibeiliately dispatched a corps or 1,000 men thither,
'ruder the command of Prince Cantactizene, to re-
store tranqnillay. The l'oiuce, who was formerly
arCuloiiel ut the Russian service, arrived at Jassy
ea the tat of June, eud published the subjoined
proclarna:ions.
The Smokier has attempted issi further enter-
prise sjnce the ocean:dim. of Galaci.
The isolated corps of 'forks which advanced as
far as .Becen, are not of his !tarty, and the engage-
/trent which took place at Fokiebon was between
our of thin corps mud the Greeks; but the result
has been fatal to the inhabitants, the greater part
of whims are ruined. The accounts of the issue
vif this action are very contradictory. This is cer-
loin, that the Greeks lust more ineu than the Turks.
'the former having twenty killed amid • much greater
panther wounded, while the Tusks had only five
Onileil and twenty wounded. The conflagration
ily•which the town was consumed, is imputed to the
treeks, who set fire to the convent of St. James,
where the 'Fmk, were shut up, and from which
quaver the Flames were spread."
PROCtAIHATION OF PRINCE YFSILANTI TO THE
GREEKS.

" IF/NDTIINIS AND FILLOW•COVA-5.......
DV JASSY AND OP ALL MOLDAVIAI.—The A10e..._
which have taken place in Moldavia since 1 left that peniritiet
hale reached my knowledge; I dispatch thither in copse-
' ce General Prince Contacts:este, with full powers to ail-
-1 ster the affairs of our country, and to restore order in
.p
i province. Receive this Prince among you as my other
.m4f-; obey him, and joie with him in 'my enterprise which
he May undertake for the accuenoliehment of that pm-prop.
`• Given at the Head-quarters of the Greeks, at Ter-
gutvischt, the 1811, May, 1821.
"ALEXANDER YPSILANTI."
PROCLAMATION OF PRINCE CANTACUZENE TO
THE REGENCY OF MOLDAVIA.
" The Greek army ststioned in your primioce has inform-
ed me of the mischief which Las been occasioned therein,
partly by the Torka,, hut portly also by the Greeks, who se-
parating themselves Prom the main body, have committed
excesses in (Litwin pmts. This news, which lies much
afflicted me,. has compelled me to return into your nerglr-
bourhoorl, is well lo rally the' seattered‘reeks and prevent
them from further disquieting the inhabitants, as to secure
the latter from the irruptions of the Turk..
" 1 make known by these presents this intention to the
Regency, that {t may slim on It. part nse all possible mesa..
to re-establish the tranqnitlity whirls before prevailed. My
corps ninon-32M0 nu disquietude to the inhabitants; it will
rmuire notbiug beyond the necessaries fur the support of the
Melt mid horses; mid in order to prevent any one inhabitant
from being subjected to a greater charge then another, it
will leave in the bands of the Regency the regulation of the
scale of tuntribni ions fur that purpose.
'. Prince GEORGE CANTACUZENE-DALION.
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MADRID, JUNE . . ~.
• ' Accounts from Cadiz, of the 16th, mention that
'Map-itches have been received flout Lieut.-Colonel
.I'. Vista-, commanding thC detachment that is in
pursuit of the insurgent Zeldivur. to the first, of
11th June, lie states that he had received informa-
tion of * bend of 100 smugglers near Tarifa, and
hurl not been able to come up with them : but iii his
dispatch of-the folloailig day, lie states that he had
procredrti with ull the local militia of the district,
and had taken 44 besats of burden, 15 loads of to-
bacco, um{ 4i peartinta, whom he had detained as
prismiers till hr received the instructioos of the Po-
litical Chief of the province of Cod's%
Arconoti from Seville, of the 19th, give the de-
tails of this conspiracy discovered in the provider of
Andidusi.i. 'Elie plan of the conspirators seems to
kti.,brep communicated to the .Political Chief of
ilk by a courier s,lit by the Minister of the In-
"lot76i, who artiv,7o at Saville ins the 15th, for the
'police was ob.et red to be very active, the Judges
att.awitthirtl, and the Political Chief with smile
tronpe a ent to the hotel hi the street called
Amelia de IN Feria, Wilt-Fe he wrested D. Isidore
Mir, chief of a conspiracy supposed to be car.
reins on at Xeres, Cutdn%s, und di:A city, tuAl

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vent of St. Antony. where the battalion of Cata-
lonia is stationed. On being emulsifies!, -Da
made • .rivry 'long deposition, its'ivhicK he aiiiiinver
ed the stature and extent of the Conspiracies, in she
three cities,,their Plaits, their rittnifications, Hod the,
prroons he toew to be implicated in them. At
midnight the exsminetion of Mir war begun, who
appeared to be u chief lender of the conspiracy. 'ln
fret, afire imploring the benefit of the mammay.
offered by his Majesty for himself and his at•corn-
pliers in these infamous plot., refusing to confess ,
out soy other condition, he disclosed every thing re.
!abets to the conspiracy, mini the persons engaged in-
it. In consequence of these detiositions, misty oilier ,
persons have been arrests d. Gen. Don Petirw'Gri-
merest, as it seems, was to place himself at the
head of the conspiracy, together ;with Brigudier-
General Mir, with the titter of first usod second
commanders of site Army of the Faith. Their
meetings were held at the abode of Oen. Grimarest,
who furnished the money, hut, as it seems, very
sparingly, for the necessary 'expenses. Their plan
was moot absurd ; they were to seize the horses of
.the depot of u regiment bear the town of Homes,
•to retrace the imincent prisoners confined el Xeres,
which respectable force was to serve as the nucleus
for That which they fancied they 'could assinatde.
the insorr,,ent Laldira. engaged to eeitforce this
great army with s body of partissos and forme.
companions of his, at the time he commanded a-:
party of Uttering, in the French, war. Ali bring
done which was to be accomplished without
money, for they had none, they were to proclaim'
the King absolute, to overturn the monumental
. stones of the Constitution, anti Come to Seville to
join theircompanions there. Several persolis were
arrested, sod several fled. in search of whom the
most active measures are adopted.
It is reported to-Joy 1450). pif Madrid, that there
has been • terrible commotion at Valencia. To
prevent all error we think it our duty to say, that
we have before Us a Proclamation of the Ceptaits-
General of that province, in which he states, that
some malicious persons, taking advantage of the
niOtt, discharged a petard, which led some persons
to believe that cannon had been fired from the
cltedel, and that
,General Elio was going to be
set at liberty; hence • great agitation naturally
'mired, which, however, was happily calmed by the
prudenre and firmness of the Political Chief and
the other authorities.