The National Register.
London, England, 1821-04-23 00:00:00

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LONDON, MONDAY, APRIL 16.

Three o'clock, p.m.
We have received the Paris pepers of Friday last.
They contitin no additional intelligence respect
to N.iples and Piedmont. The private letters tram
Rome meation, ro.o tine foreign journals ate full of
c. Dint misrepicsentation, with respext to tlw aff.tirs
of Lally The p o6res „f itner,y ma: be snspendeti
but the principle is uosuilitied. The Italians can
never be reconciled to the Austrians,and tile despotic
conduct of the holy alliance increases daily the num-
bers of the Carbottari. The Russian army is ad-
vancing from Volhinia, and the Cossacks are to lux-
striate in the fertile ploins of Italy preparatory. it is
believed, to carrying into effect some projects formed
by the precious triumvirate against Spain. It is
reported in Paris, that the two Emperors will re-
quire from the Frencli Government its permission
to march a considerabh army through part of France

to produce a counter revolution in Spain, and ulti-
mately to take possession of that kingdom and Por-
tugal. A wimp of observation, it is rumoured, is
to be formed in the neighbourhood of Lyons, fur it is
incumbent un the French government to watch with
a jealous eye every movement of the troops of the
pious Alliance. The insurrection of the Greeks, to
recover their independence, goes on prosperously,
but the Emperor of Russia, it is said, is perfectly

neuter. le he acts ctmsistently, be should oppose
the Greek rev Anion, is the same manner that he
has that of Naples 'mil Piedmont; if lac does hot his
neutrality is at least of a. tioubtful character.—The
Greek inhabitants of Odessa had offered Prince

Ypsilanti sum ,)f 300,000 roubles to assist Lim in
in his efforts ,o ef:ect the deliverance of their wan.
try from the Woman yukc.. Juni° Camas:lli the
late Dragoman of the Turkish Court, and several of
the Greeks of the first rank at Constantinople, are

said to have been uebeaded. Ihe Paris papers con-
firm the intelligence given in an stride relative to
the arrests tvltich bad taken place at Barcelona.—
The low nal de states that the magistrates had
. in this affair, tieett compelled to yield to the demands
of the constitutionalists, who, on learning the re-
verse of the Neapolitan patriots, presentel a list of
about twenty persona, whom they denominated
wales, insisting that they should be taken into
custody. The Qvalidienne, on the other hand,
speaks of the arrests as having been caused by the
political chief, in consequence of information that
they were engaged in a plan tosoverthrow the Con-
stitutional sysielu. Among the parties arresteo
were Baron D'Eroles, the Bishop of Barcelona, the
Vicar General, th Superior of the Capuchins, anti
Generals Fourn....s, Camp'lell, and a Fournas
was suLacquoitl; permitted to re,he to France, 11,,d
had arrived at Perpignan.

On Sunday morning a an early hour some yoone
meet who went to amuse themselves in Cupenlisrai
Fields, discovered a 11411 banging irons a tree in u. e
of the hedges; they cut down the body, tvhic:i was
quite dead, and appeared to have been so so.qe
hours. There were no papers or other things about
him to lead to a discovery of who he was; there
did not appear any other marks of violence on his
person to lead to any other conclusion than that he
committed the act himself. The body was curried
to the vaults under Islington church to be on nett.
FouT RACE MIAINST t.tivrtunin
John Halton, ut Stokesiey, in the aN•trili Ri.linb ut
*Yorkshire (who beat Beal at York), perfortneo his
numb ut ten miles anal a, quarter within the hour,
in grand style, near Doncaster. He ran a measured
wile in and out, in the north road, through Lou.
Cater Bar to the foot of Lady Pitt's Bridge. The
watch we understand, was fur six hundred guineas,
sad he won it with great eats Ibe pultamance
u under
Min. Sc.e
Ist Two miles ands quartet t l 5b
24 Two mum. o 1 to
id Ditto 1 33
Duo 1l SI
ida Lau 11 SI
55 24
This great pedestrian entered into the 26th year
of his age on Thursday last.

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