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era demaeded a Primaltetttet loam. for tge p.. rltowe
. Morn the tualositewestffriti: The Fein= of Villafroo...
011,,, Manias! di r Roarsesir Settaio,, Praire D. Gap**
iwwrtti, the Proms* P. Paleseact, the Marlittie
COlatsel D. Einnowelle and D Giuseppe Tod..
*deNlelllll2lll/!2*trylateodlse. Seems! wise resole -
bane were tillegled! eind HMI some ..Melts Of
iossweiteed delleedinsate dal olito to the conettto-
Hem mid the welimleiftlat estautry,distinguistiol ihrtimehres,
but wittutit Meg Rae to triumph tort all.pie t.44istag
lan the night of the lash Gen. O'Farrls, Gen Pnsrere, •=1
the t'omtneedsert of the Poona... permuted themselves he.
fore the assembled mid proposed, bst the whole of the
forces .huold be potted in the Pretrial of the Palace,
and Mania Teresa, to act in eget of need, in rosabiaisilms
wills that part of the people who erre animated wifka true
love of their country, and • desire for the roestablishernat
of order and tranquillity.
-Shaptupiestiets was adopted, sad the Generde reader*
IY Into.. is curt it lop.lotomou Sea.;
bat:..trist weak
y-hrenikthelo
ohms, a vsgeroos resiemoce to he factious, they served
"eft by their premiss= eis Waver the irritation.
We wish we cookl draw 'pa veil ever the remainder of
that unhapey day. Segal Remind prisoners were released
from the prisons ot UM o'clock is the mewing: then the
laity brgaii their "rusk. The troops were ati ached, and .4
brave fellows. worthy of better fate, fell victims irta/11010-
. just fairy, directed egotism them is revenge for thaloadfit
received from a rash foreigner. to she midst of this tastimils
• deist :lamest of the regiment Repo!, and some ea}e4)l
posted at Ilw arsenal, displayed the most noble frOsaeas,
and did not permit soy of the rivulets to escape. Two
Moths, posted by General Stator., opposite the arsenal,
itigiellited with great activity in pervearrig their escape.
• Most half-pact four on the some day the populace ewe-
mewled and attacked she honer of she Lieuterraet, odor
thought it prudent to confide the government of the capital
to a Junta, hoping to be thereby enabled the more easily to
restore tranquility. Getters' harelli stases that the houps
-gave proof of their love and fidelity to the County and the
King, and of their courage and Imasanity-e•virtues which
add lustre to military valour, and which will cause vs eller
trolly to deplore the loss of so many brave men, who telt
victims to • heavy which broke met on that very day wiren
the people of Sicily celebrated the recovery of their liberty.
We should have been bsppy to hove published the nesse of
the officers who distinguished themorlves in this Dekappy
affair. Them Nsopulitasis who had sot the boomer to serve •
iii the army, sod who did net jobs ii the conflict, were per.
twitted to rentsio rseutrel.
The disturbance in Fairness wtsld sot have been attended
by such fatal consequeoces, bad not a- parricidal hood
rated the convicts. This would POI have happened has fur
the imprudence of General Chars*, who presumed to Issue:
a peaceable citizen. Ilia unforteuste affair bill certainty
prove a lemma to those teedge• moo who, diregardrag the M.
terests of the common country, were the first to ores/ate
among the people those reports whsrb led Ira the degree of
having a agree], Parliament destruct hum that of Nsystri.
It is to he lamented that the madness of a few sboeld aim
proved the rod cause of-the rate of many.
His Royal Highness bee taken 'nudism measures for ter-
minating These evil.. This morning a ship of the 111*. •
frigate, arsd two other small vessels, counninkled by Clapham
Beams, sailed fur Palermo. Ihe squadron has orden, to
receive on board those Neapolitans 0110 are desirous of
taming*. their country, sad throe Skilless who wish na
▪ in Naples. His Royal Highness ham appointed Lieut..
esearral 1). Ruggiero &rhino, Secretary of Slate and Minist.•i•
fie Marine, to whom he hoagies's veritable inst,wctioua, sod
Ike requisite authority for the government of the Woad. •
The Lieutensot-General is particularly charged to post err
every commune • national guard, compured semen realty its.
terested in the maintenance of internal security sod public
order. The Junta already established in Palermo has .I.eeii
provisionally confirmed with the approbation of the Lieutc.
oant.General. His Royal Highuess has issued • poPial
pardon for the Isle disnrdrrs, in order that Wore who hat.
beret misled may return to their allegiance.
At the same time several couriers were dispatched, by the
way of Calabria, to the Inteudaut of Sicily, sad the General
commaudiug the 7th military division in Messina, 10 oprii
a direct correspondence wilt, them, and to inspire them more
ardently with the desire of co.uperatteg with the respects/ate
•part of the eitisena in the preservation of good order, so)
io dinctiug public opiniou towards the constitutional gir•
vernmeot, so sincerely invoked by the people of Sicily, ob.,
are worthy of • better fate, since they have been at all sinus
warm and passionate lovers of liberty. Succesif,it must be
the result of arrangements which second the wishes of a us.
lion ever SllllOl3l for peace, and particularly of • pace
which restores their rights—sanctious the Will tompaet—•
and thus fulfils all their hopes.
Ferdinsad 1. by the Grate of God sad the Constitirtios of
the Monarchy, King of the Kingdom of the Two Sterile.%
King of Jcreoalern, laterite of Spain, be. fee.
Francisco, Doke of C.alabris, Hereditary Prince and .
Vicar-General.
Palermians!—You whom I call soy children, you are the
first to pluuge into sedition and dieorder ageism the risible
principles which have always distinguish,rl your nasron;
you have in a moment forgotten the duties of Tell 1141./
of citizens; you bate acted in opposition to :noir 01111
interests and the public cause. The must painful ril-t-
-arot to me is, that the moment I hail separated (rut
you, and before the effect of my measures for the d.ni,
elution of your borders roil the amelioration of 'so.r edit,
lion could be experieuced, you forgot say constant affection
and the sacrifices which I have made foe you. Rather than be
liege myself deceived in the marks of lave and fidelity ob.cl,
goo have always sheen me, I wish to cousider your en-n,• as
Old work of instigators. But the evil is not one which ear.
gibe remedied. Return to order, to respect for 5,,e law.,
op. Obedience to the King.. The profound grief el..ch has
"aided soy heart le mistletoe' 'alleviated by o(fe.u.f you
Beware of persisting in this horrors of • revelu.
..rider that those horror' may lead you where yin
would sot aisle le p. If you think any thing is wanting to
year beryline, plate that confides= is me whiels 1 base
sever ceased "'deserve. Imitate the-exanipte of pier bre-
-three of Natter. They eau tell ens whether she kug's io
Italloosi old mine have act corresponded frith thrir
I am meat aosioes to ascertain what may bereert so:tad.•
to your ion, end to t security mid welfare of the
Nation. It he
cutout direct my emotion to your nrt,era s,
sales' you east hum runnels= the disgraceful forms of art .
Si.. which you hove assumed. • Loy dowu your aroz, and
do nut compel me to have recourse to measures whirs
would be painful to my tether. Submit to the laws and t .
IbsDagistrates, Convince me that yue are capable of cam.
piellitly effacing your crime. I rolernaly promise you that
teat I shall pardon all, and shall make no haquirus either
into the cause of the revolt, or its instigator*, if you nor
listen to my voice, and feel !remorse fur hat bug made so bad
• return to my affection.
Naples, Joly 20. FRANCISCO, Viear.Granal.
IXTRACT OF • LETT•II4 DATED MAPIL4II,nILV 21, 1220.
I. the diagram, of the 10111 arrived here frail ?skims
the Viceroy of amity, Dos Diego Naselli, in entnpahy of the
Kings Grottoes& (Teneste del Re). Calomel To/rhino, some
other public frioetionaries, sand a few of the guards, all
of whom had a very narrow carepe from the getters! massacre
that was goisg on there of the Neapolitans, Firietioribites
er sot, oil the 10th and 17th instant, two Mir after the
Comtitation had been published at Palermo. Lienteumd-
General Richert Chareh (a Llentsniant.Cutoriel on the half-
pay Of the Isle Greek light infantry), who lied anima only a
few slays before from N•plee to mum* the military euov.
muds is ' as having 'Oven rise to the distoebence
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