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No. * LO, 18'21.

FOREIGN. INTELLIGENCE.

ArnAlas ; • thitno,ool Greeks have taken the same
direction, and that *ambers repair thither daily from
Itessarahia. Prince Ypsilanti has already a st,i;ill'
corps Of itoo men in uniforms, each art!ied pith t es°
pistols and a sabre. .. -.4,51.
At the departure fiV the lust courier .froni .Jassy,
they write that news had .boen received front Doussn
• of the arrival of 14,5100 To'ks at Braila, and that
the appearance of so considerable a corps had excited
much disquietude among the Ypldavians and We-
lachians.
Lastionst, APRIL 7.—The intelligence of the
insurrection of the Greekep which reached us via
Malta, excited a gnat soniation. Several vessels
laden for the Turkish harbours have relanded their
cargoes. It is said that the Greek inhabitants of the
isle of Crete have made themselves masters of it,
having got possession of all the strong holds in the
island, We arc assured that for some time past all
the Greeks of the islands e repaired to the isle of
Idro, in the Egeattliste;r, , rdcr to furm a kind of
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fleet there. The eh*: aye 1,500 trading vessels
of different sizes.
FLURYNCE, APRIL B.—The King of Naples sets
out to-niorro‘v to Rome to keep Easter. Some are
of opinion that he will not return to his capital at
present. The surrender of the fortresses of Gaeta,
Pescara, and Civita del Twine, has not, we are as-
sured, taken place, the governors having refused to
give them up without an express order front the
King, and they will only surrender them to Neapo-
litan generals commisimittl by his Majesty. The
Prince de Carignano has arrived in tills city; he
slighted at the Pitti palace. A conspiracy has been
discovered among the troops of the Grand Duke,
and an officer, convicted of having participated in it,
hus.been condemned to death by a military commis-
sion.

nigh
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the feet of thirteen chil44. n rcpreseniing the apos-
tles. These children wht*Yested with a-scarlet
tunic, having a purse einlit*iceil in sliver at their
breast, and in which the Prince put 13 five-francs
pieces. He next served to them thirteen plates filled
with such eatables as are prescribed for fast days.
The ceremony c.oncluticsl-at midnight. The Prince
was assisted in his piers duty by the Duke d'An-
.gotilerne and the tw:,.principal'pages: the Princes
and several distinguished personages were present on
She occasion.
• Alsoottn, APRIL 9.—The journals of Paris, and
private lettere confirm the news of the events at
Naples in the 'latter end of last month. it would
be difficult to justly calculate the eircet which this
news has produced. The Congress, in one of its
recent sittings, having examined the retort of the
special commission on the memoir of the minister of
state, relative to our political situation with other
nations, has adopted the opinion of the commission,
and recognised that " the principle of our own re.
volution was attacked by the hostile movements of
Austria against the kingdom of the Two Sisilies."
This deliberating of the Congress was published,
end every one has been occupied with the subjuct.
The memorable sitting of yesterday has entirely
torn away the veil. All the history of Naples if
known, The most energetic speeches have boon
pronounced, and things were nut harried litrther,
Duly because there was no diilerence of opinion.
Extraordinary measures ass *s be taken to prepare.,
hese arms and ammunition, and perhaps means of
repressin., individuals. For the rest, Madrid is per-
fectly calm, and the interior causes no disquietude.
The band of Marino, the priest, no longer exists ;
this is an official and ineontestible fact.
Sitstria Or TUE CO4TES. Arnll. ti,
The Cortes are officially informed of the occur-
rences at Naples,
The Minister of the Interior then spoke--.s “ I am
charged, gentlemen, to acquaint you on this occasion
with the sentiments entertained by the King. His
I%f:tie:ay dues not think that very much importance
should be attached to the events at Naples; and as
circumstances favourable to the establishment of our •
liberty may have suffered some alteration, his Ma.
jesty commands that tho ministers should watch with
snore anxiety than ever, to repress the enemies of
the existing system. if there should be any, and da-
hires that the Cortes should propose such measure-sus
they may conceive nceesssry.
ff His Majesty is prol'omidly aacted by the situ.
ation of the King of the 'lwo eicilies. The presence
of a foreign army in his stases must necoteierily emu.
shin great calannties to his people, Tho oppression
and the inevitable consequences of every invasion do
ootpermit. sovereigns to act freely, nor to grant to
their subjects what they halo a right to require.
His Majesty feels how destrnctive it must proves
not onZy for the people, but also Mr those who go-
vern, that the royal word once given should not be
strictly observed; and it ia. trum this conviction that
psis Mstiesty charges me to declare to yQU, ill his
name, that he is muse firmly resolved than ever to
observe, and cause to he ocsiervi;d, the constitution
with which his throne and parson toe identified,"
ho President of the .:ortes f The Con.
mss thanks the goverinuen; fits this eymmutsiattion,
ttnd nrjtwithstanding the grief which the sad event/
of Naples necessarily eseite, the (;onves2 ettiiiiot but
hoar with pleasure the expiessitats contained tho
royal message,"
Pnotatsits of Motmtvi.s, filmseit 31.-wsThe
post of Jassy,. which Ints 4rrived to,tlaY4 eoribrius
Filerii4cu has maraivti
anti F 04444 with chogicu

TURIN, APRIL 12 —.Official letters, which were
received yesterday at three o'clock by his Excel-
lency the Governor-General, bring the happy intel-
ligence that the. city and duchy of Genoa have
returned to the ancient order, and that three deputa-
tions were on the point of settiqg out—one to his
Royal Highness the Duke of Gcnevuis, the second
to his Majesty King Victor Einntenuel, and the
third to his Excellency. All these deputations will
be accompanied with dtnatches from his Excellency
Count Desgencys.

The Secretary of State fur the Home Department
has just received by express the following official
letter, dated Alessandlia, April

At this moment—that is, hill...past one o'clock in the after-
noon—a corps of Austrian troops, commanded by General
Bretschneider, has entered and taken possessioa of the city and
citadel in the name of his i‘fajeay our giing. It wa: received ut
the gates by the Ilishop, the intentlant.tiateral, and the corpo-
ration of that city. No accident has occurred , anti the popula-
tion, who have taken nu part in the piczeciing convulsions,
preserved their usual truoquillity."
•' Luigi iloniiulanni di Catitcheirgo, knight of the Sacred
lieligieu, and Military Order of St. Maunce and I.aaarite.
Commander aril l'n.a•ctrer. of that Society, Mejor.Genund of
the anotit, and Guyer:tor ad of the division of
Turin
All persons.. r they bo subjocui of his Majesty pr
foreigners, who have arrival in this city sine the Ist of d;oituuy
hist, arc tp depart within twent-four hours. units they °hum*
permission to remain from the Royal Govetionent. l'ertms-ion
will be ;iven in writing lo 011 those who shall ussiipt sutticie,rit
raison&
thasc pervns. whether civil ur twilit try, who arc hero on
aeccont of the Royal service, :are matted from this order-
'• The oflicers, stibulterns, privates, and Other iMividttals, not
attached to the bilgaries or tegiments hats stational, ur iwe:siug
through. are also to present theinsclnw to the CioVerumeut, to
reOvire orders.
wlio kholl contravene tha present order p`ru.
WOO against Willi t (iwyv of rigour propurtionetl to the Car.
CUIILISt6:II4.Cd. 64 1)14. CASTEL4IOII64I,
Aptil 114 144. " 0/144CC1i14. Scc."

!AOstori, 4411. I.—Tu 4:ly a royal igaute was fired by
111, Cattle tor tin* celeorato the !puppy unioo 01; the
iliwtriour i4all1! or St. Itliehlrel in our glorious 11:,:okerattitm.
It OIQ Ile 11011011 i. 1141 this e/sSiabiile Ndl iq.lucc 111,3 other
Islands ni the Auntes to lonliiaro •Ilie ca.n+r sir lin'
rorluoiese natino. 4 less. 1.4. y to: lii4;tltotor, Ott 11w
Hollow tor the Piing, V 1., oniniu.ires that lnc Gene-
ral Liorinsiditutry tool Citacsl ash Csli IC* at VW POI
'Winn 444110 drtireil afialleiNisso
TOu Itvlirtal. 4r. I:nite,,, desirliK In manifest Ow chit it /if
;113d-will Winch Oil eeis them jn piety thlo, vonipAtiolo with
Justice urnl with the security iir the public niils:t Slow Vale
111.018,......
1. The !Price of the RI Is of JGchtllary, tor cur, is co-
lt:Welly and dcelur.J 10 cun.prellru.l all liolose locnoloos
goo o{crutoill a their ',main.' tow i i ttt up I. Inv
day of the io-iisil.ol4o pr lisuClliseP, ale whler arm. 011(1
rcrpiel.ll to it Is) a iTll4iss pt cr.
Isi• 10 Ir4la is,. isoltsl is; Itsi: 1,4,4, 61i? yltiolr, tow, in
Ihp deorro to %k hica it mt. to ',poled
.stO
saJ IMp tech w4cit.:o 4t ii,vik flow, and to the lavoli)

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Paws 94d.

I being üble;tojestlfy t in Court, but not to the exer-
cise alba nates which they tilled before the facts which
teemed their arrest.'
BITTING OF Til/C CORTF.O, MARCH 31.. •
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• M. 'Castello Erman proposed, that to lessen the expenses'
•offlw.trem.tiry, find nnserywhich many soldiers endured
:fccdi the Inn great number of irnops, the army be re•-
durlxl
to 20,000 mete in thite•of peace.
• M. Fieire rend the ticcree fur 111 k abolition of the
sit ion incite kincit of Porteigol.- A *aim debate glutted
upon Ice tire..alido, in which it wits resolved to make some
itairaidnients.
tu lime diacuaion of the project of a decree for appropria
Ming the estates (aft he church) to for pay mod of the peldie
deist, a very lung delete ;tribe oil the fourth article, which
nr.l.tids that the revenue of the uglier, benefices,. dignities,
A.c. of Ike putslarehial church, be applied to the payment
.if the public debt ; the .1 1111111 l of %hick rescuer ought lit
red0t...,1 to tie loll; of what it euw is, provided web half
do nut amount hi 300,000 Mew
N. ilorges Curneiro made it long speech against this esta-
blishment, which mat annually ahove 200 millions Of rees,
which CalhOliC ualions, far mute powerful than Pburtugal,
have not introdut cd ; that Portugal had been going Is- decay
ever since it was established ; that the luxury of the clergy
111 this city art; scalidalinei, compared with tile simplicity of
the Apostles; and that it was provides) solely for the scented
sons of the nobility, who had do whirl to wurk ; that this
corpurittmo formed u court, the head of amiels am disposed
to coati udict all the orders of the government, and opposed
every titbit( that was now doing fur the good olds, country g
that on the most salmon; day on which the united nation had
sworn to the limes of toe constitution and thanked the
Almighty for its just and wise refut tit, he (the Cardinal Pa.
I rim ele) declared .:inset( hostile to thme haws; thvt a hen
this authority as i iVINI 10 such an excess. that when lee
emisidered his vanity timid the' dil:hritlty of maititt titt i t
under prete, t eirceinstance,, CI- pomp and extreme of mark
uu establishinenr, he thought the propu.ed reform extreinely
just.
!influent° trzreeil wills M. IL Cartieiro, and drew it
fri4letful picture of the misery in wlucb time people arm
plunged, a toile tithes aer et totted Imiu them to come to
" From the i tutit mina of the Patruticlutte," said
the orator, " we may date the I uiu Laid the deviate of
Piwt ugal."
The speech of M. Carineiro had ii.ilained the minds of
some members; mid :110Ura railed toe attention of the ,
us‘embly to the conduct of a man a Ito pietelided to oppose
time will of there millions; that Bait oppositions seemed COO.
hairy to the acknoaledzed somreiguity of the within, and
I at it ought to too seen whether this oat a crime or nut,
and that is tribunal should ho formed to try this nom.
The deli.ac aa% rthit• dto a erepit kegs hi, birth in this
sitting. and timt of the 2irA,ati, of whice time fullowiugg was
the scull
Time Piesident put these questions :—Wll,llber a decree
should lw &ilea up. (lechoill th.tt toes., Sitaitor,ty or inch-
t Wind to !AVM' to tit, Ilate• mu' re;isci
to be it Portuwww citizen? Decided in the 011OntilitVe.
by es votes 10 OOC. %% twilit... the individual ali.. Cruses lit
he a citizen ought to teit,e the isiogituni Canted by be
tote, by live.
Tee tuietaittee of liii Cotati tut. then out out it, draw
up the decree, and relapsing a ill it.
M. Pereiralo reed it as follows
" The (leiter:ll Extraordinary Commit w•tit ( io les of the
Porbigurce nation, that lie ;stoat: I, .tictulter DI a
Writ:ly tt 110 is rtispo,cll to suhoot to the l'uodasuciital law of
to•il arid), declares that every Poi 111.;tlem• anus rclu-,1, to
lake the oath, •insply, mid without any lAA ileums wl/iliebl-1,
bi the constitute 111 l , and to me haws of it, cease. to i.e a cut,.
zed, and is hum... Lately to mut the l'ortuAutse itory."
The decree was umtaintowly :approved.
iu the of the 31st lit Alatelt. Nlimt. iru read the
Vitia article of the Ile:ay eouctutt.d bet a:en lAsglitnd owl
Porttikil in I iilo, and taupe:4J that the committee of
Wool choul.l exataisto its real meanie A. iu tO slur to rettrict it
to its lull observai,ett. tool It, sea ahemla:r, astiwut a jury 14
the gotni uuderst:ledis.: Imna rxisls, some just cc. lautatiiiiis
wig hl not be made to the advichtale of s'w hatiou. bap.,
ported by N. Castello litauco, and appioved.

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"gNASh TO THI DIIIECTINU SENATL:.
• Dcsi.ous further cnoouragetnent to the i.;tliutry
u*' our faithful aubjetitaenzagtal in the innaufacture of cuttuo and
guoP, and of ei.cuoraging the cultivation of vineyard-,
in the cintOserts plocintoi of the oniare and the arcparatkot of
vaninia mirta of frotu rap% and varitat, fiurt of truik,
wo have thought pruptr to augtnent th interior or curounri.tien
dots tat tOrtign 4rtitlott or • tltoe debtrikaiota... %Yu mitt to klio
Ours: 4 moderato inereale of the uolcattutitiou deity on collet: and
sugar. and (oder tirtt the interior or colottutptroft duty Un tlw
be lovied at the eustoruirt• itotisek, ataxatlinis w doe
uutootratnying rel/iater, duly ounlinnol by tta.•
tgined) - L b;-ItANOt lt.
•t Laybaoh, Feb. 10, Lica.
.'Another tluctoncnt ittrkara to Pulautl is us fut.
lows
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Ftir thr etonyragtiiient or MAIL: 1,,t thy Ilan: at Warsaw it wvi
enactvit by ow ulc.s.•,‘,, dat,tl O.:who S. Ih4lk, 4 tluitsetites el IU
per cops. slioµl4l Iw isitolv from the 41+1004 krill at 1!M t Upatnt.
Wi.r4W nit all B neivn wayles tbinsitocted (tow tint
iihev.. f.'s!, into the empire of lint::., y.
•lI aV lag. uut uf thit, tky. the interior or 01.1:1.
,Wlaiaiaa ditty uu aeveral torej„n hnwhy ,pecitiett in the .ser
bc.lictit.tles wc ca.4r4 of ID tutt.
dctlucmua +d :11E.,14 rei4t. aL.di Iry q. tL finit, tli &;a ticks At t 1 c
IV Ara If, 4411 icalisitort.ti Ciotti tht: abevt 1.01
into thy otclehrt ol 11tt-^.44.
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Paats, A/ui, fro.:—.agi verdinancl has not,
seems, yet left rloieniett ho purposes to prelmg.hit!
O stay there for sonic tt. •
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Accouiiis• famiriki.l.4b- 1k 1-4nsitnt state
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• • ttat . the Ails-
'.‘4' forced to take down
tha .-$4/0 ' hi
At Leghosmia.reirolci. pr,; • ded on the 7th instant
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t the Greseriflidlisika' • totithe Isle of Candia had
'blade:red themselves Mtuirers of it, by seizing on all
the strung places of the island. •
• The wetnony of- tbe•Last Supper took place at
ten • otio on Thursday night in the rallery of
Diana. lefonsicur rcprpsented the King, and washed