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London, England, 1820-08-14 00:00:00

the lateral fear thoassisd. When the fugitives ‘1,,,
escaped to Naples left the Unbent of Panetta, On
fury of the populate had mot ceased, and the
wretched city still cmitinued to be a prey to tile
sweat excesses of the rioters. All the public eilo•
Ices belonging to the Goveramtitt, sad many p►i•
este houses, hod fallen a prey to the lames, and
in such a .orient of horror who could tell where
the sating's woild terminate, or calculate the
'soothers of the victims r The Pieflattorine (4.
sate .1 the Ist of August publishes a letter from
San.Stepharisi. of the *lt h Jody, which states
that a Captain of a ship freighted with wiser, teat
being apprised of what had occurred As Palermo,
entered that harbour a few days after the noissacre,
and on approaching the shore paw the mos., all
covered with dead bodies. and that craw,ls ~f per.
sons hail taken ►efuge on homed the fureigii
the haibour, anxious to escape from sriiiirs.io4
such a scene of horror. The rallying cry of rim
rioters was Vice Saw Roettlia! (St. Rowelia% day,
the 16th ofJuly being the day an which tilt
rage was perpetrated). This twine will probably 11e
hereafter cosside►ed as memorable is hi.tory a. that
of the Sleilises ropers. It is Set staled that the
Captain of this ahigi lauded et Paterlao. but it is
added, that three days afterwards. wilew olosot
miles from the moos of Sicily, he heard a vislesit
cammoading i.e that directiota.
A private letter from Naples, lathe 234 of July.
says, that the squadron conveying she troops lies.
tined for Sicily had rot Ise yet aided from the
Golf. This squadrou. cousinailited by the Clw.
aalier lIAUTAKO, wall to proceed direct to Palermo;
but another disiaion was to be held in readiness, is
be couveyed to any other pert of Sicily which might
he threateised with insurrection. All the Sicilian
Noblemen. and other natives of Sicily who hap.
prised so be in Naples when the intelligeoce of the
and massacre arrived. fookai
selves wider the immediate necessity of hiking the
outb to the Constitution. They appeared fur this
purpose in the presence of the Prince View-Clem.
and farther offered themselves as hostigrs for
the safely of the Neapolitans is Swtily. The
Panetta accepted their premised. mid commined
them as priaone►s to the citadel of Soo Ebro.
Among thews are Prisms, Mikes. Alaska% mid
other high dignitaries sitSiate.
The Astoria* (*.enter d,dinjet o fo►aal
manner, that no derrusinatigitAittems yet berm
adopted by the Cabinet Aigiiii.gimpletiog the
affairs of Naples; and it coutriallabliaisfroso muthn•

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lily. that soy fresh Wear hasteirifoosietriruce ef
the revolutiou Weal* 1100144 The
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Cabinet are delfts* of .s their their 01411
*Oniony lentil they shell heelefiii4,l4 those I,f all
their Allies. lis the mesa time. hes...ser. Nimes
CARIATI, who had beets dispatched to Vireos flout
Naples to arsuswooes the Ittea'ariceeptauce of the
Coostitolsoo. was treated it the Astetriaa capital
with studied iudiguity, trot sooty by the eseesoheis
or the Goverainterd, but rem by private persona:

so that the Pi ee JIM ftilbflitli N Naph• eats ha
credentials unopened.
The same Paper also alSrms, that so far woo the
Emperor of Austas• from countenancing the
alleged scheme of placing the young Narrot.roa
upon the :hums of Buenos Ayres, his MAJESTY
knew nothing whatever of suds a prosier+. if so ectr
really exirierl, rastil he learned it from the rinca-
wrists that opperrl•epoot she 'object Ur ill LUlS-
dun sresespoperr.
..ts oes.elt-t
Pewee to said .• be coacluded 111011$12* lbe Porte
sad Au. Paean et /arsine. roolliissobtsoso last
ALI shall retain his Pachalick, with the morn of
Parga and Nevem. but that he shall cease to emery
any natherity over places Out embraced orrithira Abuse
districts. •
Au Extraordinary Envoy front the King of Sua.
DINIA to the Court of the Toilerita ea. intro.
duced in public audience to the King of FRAP44;i:
on Monday last. The present egiti.ted stare 4

.....rweretser t• en OCCIIITeItec which
at any other time would Its• paeerd over wadi in
and which indeed even new might have
no reirrence to the weedier circumstances of tiot
country. Tlie King of SARDINIA must, however.
feel some spineliensiotui, and tie might Omsk it pi•
dent to anticipate evil, Ity ensuring the pp-
peeteevi•st of Frineer - --
The French Funds-s-Five per Cent.. 7d f. 00 c.
--Bonk Stock, 1,380 f.--Excliange upou Loudon,
23 1. 60 c.
O►ders were received et l'ortunontli sloth-yard
on Friday, to ley down mooring* off Brigloom tor
the three royal sotto., whirls at persent
Spilkelltl. Sir C. PAGNT his a week's leave or ah.
His M NUTT w expected to cabin k it
Pinismouth Shout •Thursday next.
The Sheriff of the Conuty •f Norfolk, its com-
pliance with • requisition ineinerously signed, line
lived Saturday, the 19th instant, for a County
Meeting at Norwich, •r for the purpose or taking
into contidereti eeee the iw•erediugs new in progrtse
ogainst the Quads, with • •iew to sense coostit•-
tiourl anode of exp►e►sing their stetted:welts tfirt t -
upon, either to-the KING. the Queen, or the Pia-
lignient."
We lest week noticed the al.•reulsti•• that pre-
vails iu the corn iusrket •n the probability of die
opening of the ports for the importation id wits.
The following parrigniph„coontoted with this sub-
ject, is copied front the Siainford Atereasry : •
4, A wiereepoadeat et Il4an obserints, r This week's sew-
age of ode is meek up at Ike market [FUN as 28s. 3d. per
.quarlor ; Ie make which them wed be WNW isles and ea-
seaseabahle saki samseast die limier%
.wt are certain she
pewee Moe •at got each an *swage. ST sock retiree
the pores, is is feared, will he opened, tai the ride of die
Feu farmers?