The National Register.
London, England, 1821-03-25 00:00:00

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Whereto we have reason to believe that tummy of our
brave subjects, feeling as Engli!hmen, are inclined
to aid the Neapolitans in the defence of their Rights
and-Liberties, an inclination which we, though we
profess entire neutrality, are determined to render
nugatory—we therefore by and with the advice of
our Privy Council do declare, that dny and every
officer bearing our commission who shall so act shall
be cashiered"—this would have done honour to the
candour of ministers, however their honesty might
have been questioned.

The Paris papers of Wednesday contain the fol-
lowing Austrian account of what we doubt not will
turn out to have been a very partial and insignifi- •
cant affair :

" A kaccount front the Austrian head-quarters at
Iticti, of the Bth March, says—' the enemy, to the
number of 9.000 men, advanced yesterday, the 7th,
in the direction of Rieti, and attacked the corps
under the command of Gen. Count Walmoden.—
The third of the advanced guard of this General was
sufficient completely to beat the Neapolitan corps,
which fell back upon Civita-Ducale, in the greatest
disorder. A second column of the enemy came
from Lioneesa, and attacked near Pie-di-Lugo, Cu'.
Schnieder, who had need of only half a company of
chasseurs to disperse them completely, It was only
the night and the precipitate flight of the enemy
which hindered our troops from profiting by aU their .
advantages.

These two actions have already sufficed to make
many prisoners, among whom is a Capat of the
staff of Gen:Pepe. The Neapolitans being vigour-
ously repulsed, fell back in a confusion which the
night served to augment.
Our troops entered at ten o'clock at night into
Civatas Durale, which the enemy }nut pillaged
before they retreated. One cannon and two caissons
were taken, The Austrians have been webs:ped
at Civita-Ducale as deliverers. The spitit of the
inhabitants of' the Abbruxas is excellent. Our loss
is estimated at 50 men. A Captain of the 7th bat-
talion of chasseurs-was killed, and two other officers .
wounded.'

A letter from Paris states, that personrare ae. •
tively employed in various parts of France in Maim-
ing the disbanded officers and soldiers of Napoleon's
army to repair to the standard of the Prince of Ca-
rignano, under the assurance that the Prince will
gratethlly accept their services in assisting him to
drive the Austrians out of Italy. The situation •f
Piedmont, with respect to France, wig aff'ord the
Prince the greatest facilities in recruiting his army
with the French veteran troops, in the eevut of a
war between Piedmont and Austria.

On Friday last Mr. William Bsrrun, of Derby,
corn-dealer, was convicted before the Borough
Magistrate, in a mitigated penalty, fir not having
on the 3d of March instant, delivered to Mr. Thos.
Crayne, the receiver of assize returns, a true and
exact return of the prices of all the wheat bought
by hint in the borough of I)erby within seven days
then preceding.
COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE —On Tursday last
st•vertil witnesses were end 11111 l ed as to the distress of the
occupiers of Land. Mr. George, a larnwr• of Norfolk,
stated the embarrassment winch rev lard his district ;
and Air. Burton, a prolessional gettileindio, resident lit
Sussex, spoke of the number of lahnurers out of work.
and of the groat distress which retailed amongst the
farmers. lot. next witness examined was .11 r. Nolan,
J 1111,111..1.1Clillt`r 1-nid rooritoo- it. I '1•0 the
rmmrimrtcd oleo's ;rod 'mowed knowl...dge to mil, cru,l-
- the .I:trmeillturiSt• looked tor tr ptiaitil
rstJ-
IdutluW•ut al Muir e./..V. • iiiiiii ill an oritrul ur
olatittia., 101 l II low price um raw produce Is 11j51111111...A1
tile 11141111,3Ctiller, sad a high rice heneheialm Hos
grand p.,11144:C1 for the vainiii.a distress vtvs a moral 1/111.11.
bitiiill or !lie pro...ocls of 1-Jrciili aviculture. Now we
would ask Mr. t.. 0 sinipletpiesiums wuth reipe.:t
to his evide•mee —When the nintiriiiiiaits intinifientr-r
expends Ino (warmers of men and Ilk) halts ml' wool in
prep a tesali•ity of cloth, will he Main liiah•T
point, when ,his cavitaliarti for I:10 q i.non and
I VI %mist—A. Ihus entity whielt has iato.ii the titan
it. her uemthtwntrsiu wtaliii, al1.11111.11131.1C•
inns, have stela a high COlUpdif“:ll.• price ts
wrnuetet goods, as u. reader it intpos,ilile for lk-r in ex.
punt the former in exolitiwx for tlie latter, Wt.iill pill
prnhihiniou auainst the importation of for .211 I/144104AP
ul ettelidente for stianill'aetiiresi, a 1111 l isilate Inc only sloe.
Cies nl cc which It IS praCiwaiile liar her to carry
mt—Jul, with testwel to all tile wirisr.e. of loroturt
mole, 11.1%'t tar rtiect .i nee shores wait a
mall iii brass?—We Age 1101 wiuunn li..pc 111.11 W.I it
Mr. NOtall Ilall IrriVed al 3 CO rti.h.fit and satisl,ctory
y4llllllllll of these creations, he wits be inclined to reties
he evidence he has given.