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London, England, 1820-07-31 00:00:00

MONDAY; Ji4,16. al, !WO. )pot..,A
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We have received Paris Papers of Wedges( ay
and Thuraday Int. The Gazette de France of the
latter day couteins • Nutt from Napteaw*lsid the
Bth instant, containing on account of the occur-
ranees attending the late change in thv frame of
government at Naples, hut with the exceptive of
a few minute circumstances, the stateonent does not
differ from the accounts which have already appear.
ed in this Paper. h however adds an important
point, namely, that the KING has resigned-the Go-
vernment in favour of his 6011 the Hereditary Prince.
It is remarkable that the journals and letters from
Milan of the 17th, and from Itoone of the 12:14
which arrived in Paris on Wednesday, are silent
upon the events at Naples. The 'feria Gaup
contains the Proclamations from the Klee and the
Hereditary Prince. The Gazette of Ravioli& an.

copied la decreeing s magnificent triumph to Signora
ROSA MORANDI, the tint alidger at the opera. The ,
absence of recent intelligence from Naples would !
almost indium a supposition that the delivery of
letters and papers from that city had been sus-
pended, or their presage intercepted at Paris.
An article (rein name, of the 12th of July,
states that the 'Algeria..pqnodren had interrupted
the coral fishery on thecoplit of Africa, and thrown
lite crews of the vesselot..ip Chains.lt jests* staled
that • war is likely to .brent out between the Re-
gencies of Tunis and Algiers.
The O,arle of Brussels contains intelligence from
Curse°s of the 17th of May. The establishment
of.the Constitution of the Cortes in Spain was their
known at Curlicue, but it seemed to have produced
no effect upon the movements of the contending
parties. The Independents continued to improve ;
their successes, while Molina.° had estiblished
himself in a fortified camp in the neighbourhood of
Caraecas. The Independents had ceased to direct
their main strength against Monim.o, but had
pushed their forces into those parts where they ex-
pected to meet with least resistance.
NAPLES, JULY 8.
(lIITRACTIROW A PRIVATE LETTER
" On the 30th of May Let, Saint Ferdinalurterfsp,i
as insurrection broke oat at &len)°, Some hen
linos were arrested who avowed themselves to is eel
Alunisect of the Catboneri. On Monday last it nisi
'Understood that 150 cavalry and 250 infantry,
tioned in the principality of Salerno, had deserted,
nbr the purpose of joining the Insurgents, who,

.Chithe of theilie-106.--ehielis• a'...- sho of the sect of
Afte CarbonariOffierproclaimed the Constitution of
• sad batik' this tri-coloareel coekade-
alryAlue, ted.--arid thick. This last colour is
symbolical of the sect: Some troops were diti-
patched against Aim, but these, instead of fight-
ii,aposi.
1 nog, joined this rerOletd. Other troops were then
chows is 111 areh against 'thrill, hut the officers
deCtirA"f.liat they would not answer for time sop.
diem if tbaronee left Narles. ;The King, who
had beeisst Portici wills the Hereditary l'tincei
and had arrived on Sunday the vd, went to sleep
on board the squadron. Elle embarked all his trim.
sure all board's, ship of lever which formed part, of
the squ“drots"Whichlialiklitrived from Palermo,
On the eveniustiffitholltbilitelligence arrived, that
the Isseurgenas.4islcsiieparing ill march upon
Nap!es, for theliisiPose of compelling the King to
swear the Constitution of Spain and. change his
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'Ministers. Otithis advice the King saiwriplo an
r istestiquAlsorasc ion board the Beet; slid staing
,for Trieste,; Isst!?ewas apprised that 1•4f'444il
less
safe there than on land, beesuse..4l6.lllw,
ts:t
had^ &dared far' ttfe Itisurients, at the 'instlitat
~.,
estfirspgral•fsf sheiraficere. andwE easy +estinas;
lirltilbiif - weltird the ships! - ' ', .• ..., ' ,
~i 4 ~.A. • ' ' X' ri Dal-. 14610i14illailii *ILK iile
as* to have Naples, and to yield to the•ivislea• of