The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-12-07 00:00:00

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A Idler received 'from Genoa encloves the
Proclamation, mid to have been circulated
in Piedinoia. and to have excited there a very !min-
i:ll f.etibation

" TUE ITALIANS TO THE PIEDMONTESE ARMY.

" L)r•scendants of the Conquerors off/n*Blmila, who would
then bare sr hireeil Ilse in& petstieure of Italy, had not the
Fr orb allies broke° their faith to King Charles Emanuel
Gr menus ltrb•nders of the Alpa, whom the ye of She ereal
Captain of the age Jivi Inca i•lied allliJit 11w ranks iglus vast
army, and whose mice cosiferred on on the title of " illus-
trious to the field of victory, and faithful in the day of min.
fortone!"—Sohliers of Piedmont ! from your love and from
ymir courage wr claim protecting for Italy.
" Numerous troop. of Aostria us Je►rrnd into Lombardy!
Vu would they n They hold alieroly under their yoke four
millions of Italians. 'l•hey reek to inflict the same deer:lda.
huh MO, taw lwople of Lombardy, to spoil them of their
ancient heritage and their recent glories. Nor is this all!
They in. dilate to become the arlritt•rs of the petit ieil tii•ti-
tationa of all Italy, and they dr,ore that the German brlon
may lie the weepier- to which every Italian most helot.
" Soldiers of Piedmont !—Victor Emanuel, your Captain
and your King, cannot be ignorant of what is demanded by
the loam-tit 'tote of society in Europe, and would be present
liitit.elf in Ibreh,ricterofa pestilent governor of his people,
he will Mond the independence of Ills crows§ on the universal
attechmeut of the Italians. Tlrin is the point principally
feared by this Aostrians. They will not use threats, whirls
would be listened to by the magnavimosis Monarch w►th din.
Jain—but artifice, stiliteeloge, an& treachery! Their slum.
L.rs will out be tranquil till they have reulered Virtor
Emanuel odimis to ally Italians, for the purpose of imposing
Chains on him arid them'.

" Who shall fru-irate this wirked design Swear to be
triie I usliaus, to be fir a tier Italians, whatever may befall you,
mid this lot is yours. Your Iseart• abhor a civil war—your
liaytinets sei k other breasts than the breasts of your brethren.
Yunr thoughts turn to the greatest glory that cart attend an
■rnny—that of delivering your country from the iron rule of
foreigners. Soldiers of Piedmont!—When that day shall
thou sr hob you deem propitious to this great noslertaking,
let your drums sound to the charge, and all the bells of
Italy shall answer them:.

NORFOLK AGRICULTURAL REPORT FOR
A 0 I "K.llli ER.

Through the gr:aiest pare of this month the weather has
hero nedil and fa•toirable for the conclusion of Wheats'',
which from various circumstances, as stated in our last Re.
port. his this year been delayed beyond the usual period.
flieWlicai whirls was rut in early has made considerable
p.ogre.s, and looks well ; others are springing up reps.
ladle ; and earn the lalrr sown ore shouting fatly. This
open and temperate season is alto productive of many other
ealsi troy The flocks sod lean cattle cuneinne
to ii , nell at grave. The Turnips are improving, and the
stiit.ble ploughing guts on with facility. So heavy are the
complaints made respecting the cast of. Whew, sod an se-
serel% fell is the great el,pression in the priers of all agri-
cultural produce, that the insprovcineals which occupy the
fermi r's attention at this season of the year, are almost
w'iolly neglected. le is consequently to be feared that a
great iiiirlit)ll,,Ur the lahouring bands, in many places, will
soon he destitute of work, and must come on their parishes
fur maintenance. Could any means be devised for employ.
hoz 1144•111 Io bonne adveninge, rather than reurrt to the
profit:3W system adopted in foreseer tr/114.1111, it would be
most d,sirahle. .4 considerable reduction has taken place
be the prires of both fat and teats stock, and our markets
continue to be well supplied with both.