The National Register.
London, England, 1821-01-21 00:00:00

SUNDAY, JANUAItY 521, 3821.

scarlet fever. The eldest is out out danger; but
the second, Edw. Ruff), died last night, and much
disquietude is felt !respecting the youngest. M.
Edw. Ituflii was in Vie service of his Britannic
Majesty, and had Am to Paris on leave of absence
to pass a few months in the bosom of his family.
A letter from Rome, dated 28th ult., states—
" The Holy Father enjoys excellent health. His
Holiness assisted at all the solemnities of Christmas.
Cardinal Consalvi, Secretary of State, exerts him-
Fell* to the utmost to ni..intain public tranquillity.
The presence of the Austrian armies in the States of
the Church does not a little tend towards restraining
the evil-minded, especially the Carbonari, who arc
closely watched. The friends of order hope every
thing front the meeting of the Sovereigns at Lay-
bach. The Treaty of the Holy Alliance will no
longer be a mere nonentity between the High
Powers who have signed it."
JAN. s.—We arc assured that Sir James Crauford
has received orders to quit Paris in 24 hours. Ac-
cording to his usual custom, he exclaimed, it is said,
" Vive la Chartc !" at the moment lie was setting off.
According to the nios't recent letters from Spain
the conclusion of a treaty of liipple Alliance between
• Portugal, Spain, and Naples, may be considered as
certain.
Art ENNA, Jan.3.—Yesterday morning thcEmperor
and Empress quitted our capital for Layboth, where
it is expected they wild. arrive on the 6 h jut.
The Neapolitan Ambassador, Prince de Ituffo,
Who bus remained at his post, although racaled by
the new Government, setoff Lim Laybach on the Ist
instant.
The Emperor Akmartitaciat ofd' for. the setae (led-
anoint) this morning. • The King of Prnssia is ex.
Feted to pass .hrough here, un way thither; in
the course of the week. •
It was a smiloich 'complaint that carried off
Fouche, Duke of Otran at Trieste, un the 26:1t
Dee. His last wordo itere addressed to his wife,
as fhllow—'~ Now you can return to France."

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The Austrian Obserter, after q►toting the article
in which the Courier refutes the news published by
the Morning Chronicle, that a difference, had taken
place between Prince do Meth:llM', adds—" We
should not have taken any mtice of this tale, which
bus not the slightest foundation, and which has pro.
bably originated in some pot house, if, to the great
astonishment of the best informed persons, the
English Opposition papers had not endeavoured to
gain credit ter a report which was so 4reeahle to
themselves. Under these circumstances, we have
deemed ourselves bound at leastto insert the article
from the Courier, which appears to us to come from
an authentic fouree.

JAN. 4.—The Allied Sovereigns have given a
fresh proof of their determination not to recognize
any of the acts extorted from the King of Naples by
the revolutionary f.c.ion. Prince de Rutli, who
was deprived of his club:Ls-1 at Vienna, and recalled
by a decree of the Parliament, converted into a
Royal ilk eree, has been invited to repair to the Con-
;Jess at Laybach, with the title of A mbassador fium
his Majesty, the King of the Two Sicilies.
Nkomo, JAN, writ() to you in great haste
to inform you that the Cortes are convoked
Tuesday, the 9th inst. in order to take into consi-
de•ratiun the invitation that hits been sent to Fer-
dinand VII., by the Allied Sovereigns, in repair
personally to the Cortgre.ss tit Layhault. This news
has produced the liveliv4 ensation. if the Curtis
permit the King to leave his kingdom, it is probable
ho will trnburk at Barcelona.

It is rumoured in this capital that our Monarch
has received, front the Sovereigns at 'Tropp:to, an
invitation to repair to the clinfercitees a Lay --
If this should bo oolitirmud, there will, no iloolit
bo an extraordinary convueatioa ul the Cotes, to
deliberate upon so icip.irtant u measure,
They write from Atalriii, under the date of Jan.
4, hays the6a4etter/e &ono!, that tirniA men tit all
deseriptiiais have passed through the town of Z -
Inora, " long live Religion !" In several
viilitges the country people joined the.o.
A new compirucy ha% iita:n diSGOVerVI at S4r
hut tile seal anti activity of the civil authorities
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