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London, England, 1820-09-21 00:00:00

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• row-Geraersi, in paiagsfidga *A the sorely formed Cahi.
lre, lie__ be isms Oh:sem sell 111 ep the sews-rat enanloy-
tato" *ma bed hareem weesiii. The Pretrhional /soft
alimilmiltilli Oirbiseise the oath of the Royal
girl, • a. well as to set is the
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4 She 12111 the great doestre of Sas Carlo
"„ i leg armed to the peovinrial troop intl.,
who swelifilllbliNlllB4ololllllltrul to Au it its a acres
vtapoodliallaieellsiaspdllbillitelloomisil: The Webs presarted
r by the !NW et the via, s. .pied by so motley so somas-
biotite, of whirls were armed rap a pee, was oat one
of the , • remarkable exhibition ant,ott ti:eope witirearant
, by the in the short some of twelve dap. The nolo.
Xie
I of abaft sod his homily assisted at The .1 ration,
1 mod mom lbws divided IM oppisese beat we the per-
formers.
" On the 111th, all the Inas" regular and peaviseial, took
the oaths of fidelity to tie russtiositien.
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" The Seedily (July 23) s public dinner wag
osier* et the Coomie di Illeve4 so all the sewed terms this
essmeibled et Ilismdes Msludiel the miUtiati Freebies to
these last retereber to their respective heats.
will be recollected that she seveletiessery immemeeig
oak* tools ptsee almost speoistreermilyliresteliest ohs biog.
dam ef Ilitiolpe, were seesdepetial by ditesireelestiees
Await same ie the priailtmill, se Poet* CoOrip sad th.
Delay of Illipaguft; obeli 4uti song states, shouglo sub-
ject 10 the Peas** arm way be ressoisherd, by their
Local positise, se foretiog parts of the Iteepolitse demi-
skims.
" their two states openly threw tiff their allefisoce to the
Court of Rowe, sad &dam. Mirk lateutlioa of shielisor I.v
lbethosteers, sad isherism theisilepetideoce, of their tsrigh-
boars; hot the Virmaseerel sod the wee Cabinet wisely
disclaimed soy wish se avail themselves of these friesslis
Ovrtinres, sod eves prohibited all Nespolisan subjects from
Nltiost any pert in the melseedbres which might pile ow.
his.. lee ps.rr which psoirwlN sod friendship they were
Easiest* Ie salamis.

" Perhaps a similar oho* of forbearanre with regard to
Airily, although the relative positions of the Iwo eniintries
have no aaalogy with those of Naples and Benevento, marht
have averted the 'elitist which appears mote than appre.
handed in that ialad.
" The revolution at this period may be avid to have
reached a goal, to which the most sinsgoise hopes of it.
early partisans could scarcely have looked, and trynnal
which they certainly did not extend. The rapidity of ii.
progress was that of • conspiracy, and it perhaps may he
• siginatited by some pregame by that name; yet its gradual,
though prompt deareltopesnewl, an well as the nature of the
hencfita it sought to attain, shushl abetter it from the odium
usually attached to such an appellation.
" Could it be considered as tensioned, the varion. pr.
ettliarilies (4) which distinguish it, will hold it up to the
atleatioa of posterity as one among the many Extraurdinaly
political events which have occurred daring the first twenty
years of t►e pi (sent century."

(4).Thirteen millions of detests Werr found in tbr tn 3.
miry, and not only afforded the new Cabinet the mesas of
immediately raising she pity of the army, but relieved it
from all time embarrassments which the want of remiss,
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resoerces imposes ma must incipient (;cieerameida. This is
slot one of the lead remarkable circumstances attesdier the
Neapolitan Resolution ; as a flourishing exchequer is gent-.
rally the firmest support of a despotic state, and the po•
wed, of lire one mostly precedes the downfall of the ether.

NAVAL INTIILLIGENCE.

roaTsnourn. sarrntemt 19.
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Arrived the Zephyr, Crown, Fox, and C strollue trawsporte.
oas Cork.
!hided the Aurora transport fur Cork; and Laity We:.
lingtues, Eland, for Havre.
cowry, SEPTEMBER 19.
The sloop Foxhound, Edwards, of Ipswich, from Ti up-
mouth, with pipe clay, was towed in lwre this moraire by c
pilot boat, which fell iu with her of Portland in a lealst
state.

SEPTITIBER 19.
Tht Margaret, M`Kinsey, from Sunderland, with costa.
was brought in here by a salvage smack this morning, liar •
in lost her mainmast, foretopmast, spars, and Lail., off
Fairleigh yesterday.
DMA., srrreatnett
Came down from the River and remain the Mary Jau.e,
Cormick, for the Cape of Good Hope ; Adventure, Cultism,
for the Smith Seas ; nod Marshal Wellington, Garbutt, for
Ste. ra Leone.
Arrived the Mariner, Thompson, from St. Joha's New
Brunswick, awl rental,, with the rut of the Isornenat—
bonevil.
VARIIOUTII SEPTUM/It 19.

The Mary, Brown, of Kincardise, from Riga fur Loudon.
struck on the Beaton Hulg,•, off Lowestuft, yesterday, but
bas been got uR again leaky.
mutt., SEPTIMIUR 17.
A letter received here from Aberdeen states the arrival
there of the Alexauder, Webster, from Davis's Straits, with
13 fists, a fall ship, sad gives the following accusal of the
fishery :
Royal George, one fish, May 1; Henry, two fish, May 20:
Progress, five fish, June 1 ; Helot, 4 fish, Julie 4; Ariel, Moe
lisle, July 1 ; Truelove, four fish, July 12; Thomas seven
Ash, July 20 ; John, six fish, July 22; Cambrian, twelve fisk,
July 30; Duckenfield, Hall, nine fish, July 30; Illigintou.
twelve fish; Kiers, ten fish; Symmetry, eight fish; William,
filter. fish; and Zephyr, ten fish, July 31; Ingris, 'weir,
fish; August 10; Lee, three flab, and Ellison, five fish, Au-
gust 8.
—"es 18.

LIVERPOOL.