The National Register.
London, England, 1821-03-05 00:00:00

ViiliisCrtvt-
. LONDON, MONDAY, MARCH 5.
Three o'clock, p.m.

The Paris pvers of Thursilly last confirm the
march of the Neapolitans mains Home, and their
welcome reception wherever they appeared. Pri-
vate accounts assert, that the Austrians, on the
contrary are detested. On their approach the people
fly from their habitations, and there is in every
direction an indisposition on the part of the Italians
to affonl these agents of despotism the least accom-
modation. Should the Neapolitan troops be obliged
to retreat, they are determined to destroy the dykes
of the Pontine Marshes. The enthusiasm of the
people of Naples was never excelled by the potriots
of any nation. It pervades and animates all ranks,
• who are anxious to come in contact with the enemies
•of their country and disturbers of mankind. It
looks well that the Austrians, of whose
and overwhelming armies we have beard so much,
have Leen under the necessity of ordering extraor-
dinary levies of young men in the countoirs of \'e-
nice and Lombardy, to compel the Italian regimints
in the service of Austria. These levies cannot b
raised but with infinite difficulty, as they detest the
service, and wish success to the caui:e of the Nea-
politans: and it is Feb ibte that many of those who
are forced to enlist may belong to the Carbonari,
who have caused so mush alarm and uneasiness to
the misnamed Holy Alliance. It is mentioned in
an article from Nl:ond, that an express had arrived
there at eight in the evening of the 15th ult. with
dispatches from Laybach, and that a cabinet council
-was immediately assembled to deliberate on their
contents. These de%atehes were probably from the
Spanish Minister at the Austrian Court, and relate
to the despotic and iasultiug declaration of the
allies, and which has excited general indignation
throughout Europe.

Letters from the Brazils state the important fact,
that the King of Portugal is resolved to give his
subjects South America the same constitution as
that of Portugal, should they apply for its adoption.
—The people of Pernambuco will no doubt avail
themselves of his Majesty's intentions, as o•i a
• former occasion they e%erted themselves to obtain a
reform of abuses, though they failed at the time.
The principles by which they were actuated will
now operate to pro,luce a change so necessary to
their own interests as well as those of thc sove-
r.ign,

A mail arrived on Saturday from Jamaica with
papers and letters to the 10th of January. Thar
Duke ut Nlanchester had so fir recovered trom his
1,.e sev, re accident as to be able to appear in person
in the House of Assembly on the Bth of January,
when addresses of congratulation were presented to
him by the Council and Assembly. Mr. Fitilayson
moved that, as a mark of respect, a present of 100
•iiineas be presented by the House to each of the
• u:. physics:lls who attended the Duke. The motion
was cirried unanimously. ldi► Grace being in-
formed the business of the session had termint.tsd,
than prorogued the House to February IS. Under
she head of advice*, from Curaroa, they repeat the
ea.:omit of the taking of Sinta Fe by Calxatla, the
Spanish General, who is stated to have mutt:if that
capital on the 3rd of Septeruba, but there is still
great ttWITQU on account of the distant date which
is assigned, fur doubting its autlkunticity. An order
bas been sent out l.y the King of Spain, to allow
the importation of all beaks, without distinction,
into the Spanish prvoinces. Many respectable
both in Laguayra and Came" who
previuu:•ly appeared to be possessed of such books
only us were toleratul by the Inquisition, imme-
diately on the publication of the above order, exhi-
bited splendid and valuable librar;es, including
books of ill clas-es. His Majesty's frigate
with Sir C. how ley on b..aru, tl:e new naval emu-
istender on the Jamaica s..ation, arrived ut Kingston.
ou the filth December. The Lnryithis frigate
hod been otypoin;e I as convoy to the trade with
Cartbagena and Saute Nlartha. By the Sandwich
.packet, which brought the Jamaica mail to Fut
=Qv th. Wl. Fraetattotle and (;apt. earth:
pathen‘ert. •