The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-04-24 00:00:00

SITTINGS OF THR CORTES, WTI' •mt..

The first eroding of a proposition by M. Golfin,
in the following terror :
Conspirators, awl whoever shall °fret open re.•
ClObillt'e to the troops of the line and the sostional
militia, shall be pitiered-el against in a military
matc.cr. The Government skull its •tithotiseel to
etsivloy beyond their respective districts', volovever
bet or the tettintial guards may be deemed
neeeslisrv, according to eitesimstances."
Another propos.tion mode simultaireomly by se-
verulpepoties :
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" The Govrriiment :shall be invited to
is~np in-
strut mile's to all thr directors of imit.ufactortes Of
tines throughout Or Prretimila, to 'listen the com-
pletion of ill. ir wni aceordiiiir, in the funds
pl,reeit at their The first reithilx Sir -
proved, with the addition that munitions of war
should also tie [irritate:l._

The second rending of the I.loje.ct of low against
the Mere Trade.

C.wtes tire efficially informed of the occur-
rences io Maples.

The Minisier of the Interior then spoke—" I am

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TURIN, APRIL 10.
This dos plat regiment of Savoy light cavalry.
and that of friedmout. which form part of General
Latour's tramps. entered Turin. The Marquis di
Faverges itt their heat', awl they were recoil'.
paiii-d by eis pieces of flyiug artillery. The s;wc.
tamer who ha:l collected to see them were tint very
numerous, and neither satisfaction nor dissatisfaction
was expressed. A detachment. immediately occu-
pied the citadel, and the rest halted in the Piazza
4le Castello, to writ for the arrival of the main body.
After dinner the people set out on the Italian road
ti see the troops. Several carriages belonging to
the nobility of Turin. chiefly filled with ladies, drew
up on the same road to wait for the arrival of their
good friends, who were coming to deliver them from
the dreadful cry of Viva la roustilnione di Npugital.
The troops arrived at last, about seven in the even.
ing, with the cry of Viva it 1(e! But this ciy wive
not repeated by the people ; and then 1 plainly sew
that something inure than indifference was felt to-
wards the new corners. l saw a detachment of these
troops pssoilig before the palace Carigninn, saltier
the national g4ar.l, who were then on duly, with
cries of Vivo I/ Ke ! but the guard made no reply.
All the tr.,,,ps assembled on the Piazza Cum-110,
where G...neral Latour, accompanied by ht Ital..
mud tau aiceis of the Austria,. staff, revicat:d
them. Noire of the Austrian troops have come t;.
Turin : they have all marched limo Verceil to
Aleasaistiria to invest that place, the pasia..ssion of
which is important tn the Austrians. If Alessatt-.
dna and toictma hold out, the Inver:ion!, troops mite
not yet strong enough to take them by force. I
have heard it said, however. by Fiedroontese officer.
(hut belonging to General Latour's arm; ), that
Alessandria will not hold out, and that the gates
will he Nailed to the Austrisils.
Most of the persons goat deeply implicsted
the lute reve.lation I. ft Tomn yesierday.
took passports fur France, others hoe Sit:till. It •
said that the French Antltitsclor has givcu :ow -
llamas 400 passports. The Junta did out attempt 1.,
remove the seat of Government to Alm:ambit. to
Genoa. to convey to those places the treasury, in
which there were It millions,.

P.S. The Antbo►bies of the city having onl.•trl
tht Mild!)!NMI. to illun►inate in celebration of t'i •
ArrivAl of ►he Itoyel troop.. the illttrui►atiuu low:
place dila evening.

APRIL 11.
This moitti.ii% the following proclatnateoss ova-
posio.(l up :
I. That of the Dais of Gnomonic/. laird the 23d et
Much, sod oltich has already bees pobli-hed.
2. Ati 11nrr front lira. Latour, -
he still calls the slew Kias Ore ...
rouse% it hi br believed that Übe WA
will retool*.
3. A Proclamation front Coast
in-chicf it Lomtssroly, on dm
troops into Pletasuat.
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old 11Ciug Viclot Eisignnutii I
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entrance of the Austrian
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mot io ►'irtue of any r:.-.
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ttstditibts of the Allied Powers. Zt appeitt NMt
Austria has passed over that 'formality.
According to the news 'received this morning
Porn Alassondria. the Austrians were not before
that piste at noon r esterdisp On Sunday after-
nlloll there was an ittion seer Cowl, between the
Austrians sad the coa•`titt=lltwel imps. The Ist-

good es-to Ateetandrili•—"'—
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totem T gin* yea, it a letter
itia little band of Pleduessitese ' ' '
from GINN& tied takes ,refege ht Illieler eh
tied's*, I was met mew Ihet I erg* add &AIM elleither
that celebrated emashitatioditist, %paw ill"
ihrte Of Celina**, sad Peace Meg* einfilhifis' inda.
remelt Primer, who peebalil/ displayetin the comments fel
'days as suet westereeklelly,ssol Imiedienitsey Newish! beet
served a person of ordlinidt poteleirealkellhose eaellitee fort
*hole fife, arrived at Pleipite es ' list, le the 411.
anise efa getelseaa. „ME had, iis this filletters2
five or mix mere geedirmes, escaped Ifni
Illeeltelles
the 41Valieelt, ppefied throat' Leers, aid .Meld Treacany.
liEdhleing tit telfer mast be despised by by all pisiles—by the
temitiatates, for haeitut yielded to the wishes of the Cods i-
teitiouidials, as well am by the People, for !meow doweled
blreir cAttle•Aer having esimpromihred the safety—be seemed
w iiiing to hide his diteraee le strict imeriguito till he reached
this city. Eyre here, Instead of proceeding immediately to
the palate of his father.iii-law—he -Merin married, oboist
tarry yens ago, the daughter of the Grated Doke—he took
hp Ins quarters at Betide's hate), where he remodeled till ,
1 !stolidity, whets be was seat (or to Court. Daring the first
days of his wily .e Court, he was treated wlth-the must
stroked ealtdoess, if mot afar/greet- ' At Atteno, on Illeadae,
elerillenad Dube Ad ad ahilreia so Mitre doses words, and
sleevelet the piety paid his be pletimilar :Medial. Wires
bit bele eetteetf4 lite merged lieliblell ter the poplar woke, he
itrtallibe be teetered to the o.a graces of his family.
gam never raceme lb§ character which he has lust
its of Vale world. Ilia wife, the Archduchess.
-eller die Lill ale bathe* proceeded first to Nice, with
the deg of .alkyl for liestiola; Ned owirsesireittl), as I
!save itramir to Marmara, vibrate she is expected ni a few
thlys at irgliors. The Prier', it is said, will set out to.dity
-or to slusrrow to receive bee es her fiche kation.
Timing% the Archduke is himerlf a papillae character is
Tirscauyi aid kis piecemeal is its renal mild, this pert
..1, Italy has not bees entirely exempt from that dissatisfac-
tion with alibiing power, aid that desire of coostitutional
seeuriii, s naiad opprearbe, which have been evinced with
mute or less mew owe mearly tire whole sated of the
peninsula. After the breakiera oat of the revolution in Pied-
mont a plot woo said to have been discovered here tor
* fferting a. similar charge. It embraced, however, truly
ir fi • isselividstals of is greet eiesequesee in the State.
tb•me °Meer@ I. the stony, is.. of them shove the reek
of Capt.risa, were, am accoprot of beteg engaged is it as first
put under anew, this dismissed the army, meld s•hsereacut.
Iv urdeted tit quit the cumatry. One of them, • Captaiu
italdiai, when snider ssvest isi his own house, threw brea-
st If out of the arladow, awl was killed on the spot.
&teal other read eery accused of being Carbodri, or
eugaged in the estafelserey. Assume the rest, • pleat, a mu
of considerable tidiest amtt eleemeace, who ;Sways attracted
'coeds lilies he teetered hi ore of the churches of the city
(Santa Croce) was layette/. The remedies of the plot was
said to have beer fixed for the Ibthlsit., the festival of the
Annum:4llkm ; bat, whatever may lade bora the political
opinions of the permed charged with such • commiracy, the
esidreee otos, dais, ma their part et that moment to rffi.ct
*ii revointies is thellipte must be cousidered am absurdity.
Me it remembered, theraktbet liner the Amerind had dia.
pursed dm BeardiOnn Wary to the Abeedi, sad the Austria.
A misssador, astabiliss, hat taken care lil ameseence the sue.
cessive advantages did ad vamees of his eountryaseu, by official
holletias Weed here with es much authority, ss if Flurewee
led bee., the Ow espied id as Austrian durince. A Rev..
=it is tree, had braes oat is Pedaled; List especial
lien had boars takes Aid She real state of that eosins,
shersid molls, brows 11.4611. Is the Ink of Elba twenty-
Tutu not.lies or and lice or 'Ol on,lNetwo had raised the try of the
Carsatilutiod, tad bad essekavemred la seise spas .battery
of esawoh; but their attempt bad heels frustrated, sad they
therimeives bail berm arrested. tt is more deo probable,
therefore, that the allege/ for a Itrvotistioa at Finteace,
ors the ith. WWI • mere plot of the police, listened or
shagged against the individuals who have bees pososbed for
it for the porpmee of geld., rid of those whose political
211 s edited the disappeolialieo of the rating powers, or
,77 mit* severe with the perpetual siumioatium of
Austria in hale.
Though the pollee la this country has been extremely se.
else diebag the revel troubles ; though it hoe reeled to,
amide* mow resorts to, the emplo)atesit of spies, who are
ager.aririmmiirely to mix themselves la every eneuiderable
party; sad though it has sheet no backwardoess to gratify
Gana in her *eel for the tramquillity of Ituly, by keeping
under siseveillesee all who are thought Carbowari ; still the
Imperial ogees have mot hero satisfied, and the firmness of '
the Greed Duke stenches *vested more (leonine measures
ter a more edeasive imiltefeirece with the freedom of °pinkie
' did the pees of families. Thrice lass the Austrian Miuister
emismded that the pollee should be placed un the footing us
*Mel it was asaintaimed I. the tone of Bonaparte, sod the
threads of it given to the Austrian Minister; and thrice has
Nitt deseatt4 bees resisted or evaded by the Greed Doke. It
dim ewer made by Figuedmient, the late Minister here, who is
UN Seel warrantee the atiairs of Naples, said twice by Born-
belles, tine reseal Ambassador. The Grand Doke is said its-
variably to hove declared that he placed the most perfect re-
liance ea the fidelity of his subjects mad the vigilauceuf his
officers, mod 'that his heotber the Emperor might as soon ra-
Torre him to abdicate his thrown as to give up the interval
Adraiaistratios of his Groverriesent. The same answer, it is
said, was returned on the demand of Austria to place garri-
sous is the towas of Tweedy. The report of the Grand Duke's
conduct of these eases has bee. generally timelines!, and
leas nonrated the respect formerly entertained fur his per.
soma character sad civil administration. But although thee
tisseirat demands have been resisted, because they week!
•have amenidel to a complete aid formal surrender of in-
dependent power, Asterism authority Is here so strong, that
it ansooots warty to sovereignty. A British merchant has
bees ordered from Leghorn, merely for doulatiog of the
'trash of Austrian bidletins • and the Austria§ troupe, that
defiled roved the walls of Rome without entering the ' clef-
seal city," made ay scruple of occupyiesg for successive
the (violent, and ;quarts of Florence. Nay, at the see 1
tweaking out of the revolution in Naples, the Minister of
Assyria required from the bead of the police of Tuscany a
hat of the peruses suspected of being Carboaari. The list
was granted. The first name upon it was that of Pi inee
'Borgbese—probably because married to Bonaparte's sister,
-from *lsom he bas been separated ever since Ii lb. lt was
seal lo Vienna, and reherned with • command from the
Emperor, that the Grand Duke should be requested to
'banish the peeress whom it included from him dominions.
.2t is said that his Impel lel Highness "ranted fur the host
time of this interference when the returned list was put into
his hauls, and that he immediately tore it in pieces, savor(
that he would be answerable to his brother tee the good and
quiet cowling of his subjects. There is no doubt that these
persons have been since under Asistriao inoreedlarce.
We Lear very little of the affairs of Naples, though we
have here the Neapolitan Court. All the Neapolitan news.
papers hare been suppressed bill ore -the Journalef file
Too Seedier, and it wisely occupies itself with the affairs
of every ',shoo but its own. It has hitherto nestaiairel
only one or two official documents regarding the settlement
of the country. By use of these the hussies and papers of
the Carbonari are ordered kb be searched, though the Con-.
wahine of Naples guaranteed freedom lions molestation us
aceonnt of previously declared political opinions. The
King bas received one ur two deputaiivas with sddre,ses
' iron. the smaller lowa*. It is sorprisiog that mote have
-asit bees sent. t)ue would have supposed that Ferdinand,
berag so popular a monarch, mud so ciceroi's'. a (deportee
of the constitutional independence of bis people, would
have bon overwhelmed with loyal addressee on his Meta
Vittoria*. 'lo order to increase his popularity,.he has re.
apipeistad Prince Geom. Minister of Pollee. This Mini-

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