The National Register.
London, England, 1821-04-09 00:00:00

K. The present convention shall be ratified by the Print*
Regent and by Baron Frit:mint, the general commanding the •
Austrian army.
Sinned at the Grand Priory of Naples, before Caput'," March
20, 1821.
Baron AMBROSIO. Count FRYNELMONT.

SARDINIA.
NOVAILA. MA/LCH 43.
The following declaration has been publiahed
here :---
CHAILLSII ALPERT 07 BA/707, paitor): Or cAmiskuto.
When we accepted the difficult function. of ?since lltiegeOt..
was only done to give proofs of our entire obedience to-the
and the ardent desire with which we are animated tot the
nt stet/
enityclty, the.
- " mole=
Chutes

good, which did not permit us to refuse 'betel= of
to us for the moment to prevent its falling into s,
greatest of all evils that can alllict a nation. Btu our fit*
oath has been that of fidelity to our well beloved Xing,
Felix.
A 4 a pledge of the fimmess with which we maintain the faith
we have swan, we have quitted the capital with the troops which •
follow us; and having arrived here, wo declare openly that.
renouncing the above named functions of Prince Regent, we
have no thire remaining but to show ourselves the first in the
path of honour which our august Sovereign points out to us, and
to set the example, once and tot ever, of the most respectful
obedience to the will of the Sovereign.
CHARLES ALBERT.
Given at Novara. March 23, 1821.

PROCLAMATION.
" Piedmontose I—II is Majesty Charles Felix, on whom. ages
the abdication of his Majesty, Victor Emmanuel. the sovereign
authority has devolved, has commanded me to unite his ftithful
troops into one army, and to assume the chief command.
" Already his Royal Highness the Prince of Carigano. giving
the first example of obedience to the sovereign will. and of Many
to the throne, hug repaired to Novara, followed by two regiments
of cavalry. and one battery of artillery, which he has conducted
hither front the capital.
" All those who are not blinded by deceitful illusions will
applaud this example, aware that our firm reunion around the
throne of our Kin"s is the sole way to safety which remains to
us, to avoid the calamities with which our dear country is mans
ced ; of which that of seeing it occupied brforeign troops is not
one of the least disastrous.
• Piedmontese ! I fad proud at having been selected for this
undertaking, for which 1 prepare myself with confidence. be-
cause I know that you arc loyal, aud animated like myself' by r,
love of • Let is restore to our beauiifnl country

dw
otrr cAmintry. that
tranquillity a bandful of ill-juitging impelled
by unbridle(' ambition and howler:it folly, haw:ebb:4,st 10 deprive
us of, io wishing to make mimic the reputation of tidelity to tbn
august house tifSayoy—a reputation winch, during eight ecnLu•
ties, has formed ow most rattled posiession.
•• Citizens and ,ohliers Recollect that you form but one family,
of which our good Kinr Charles Felix is tho father. His voice
alone is that which you are to follow ; any other will iiiwitge'you
into mournidg and &isolation. Lire the Kinil
Given,at Novara, 23d March, 1411.
DE LATOUR, Gzieral in Chief"
. _

THE REVENUE:
A aFTRAcT of Nett Produce of the ftryzNu E 0
Great ,l3ritain (exclusive of the Arrears of War
Duty on Malt and l'rUperty), in the Quarters
ending the sth April, 1820, and Gth April, 1821,
chewing the Increase or Decrease on each Wad
thereof.

Customs
xcis..
SMITS
Pit-off)oe
TaXC.N
Land Taxes
Mist:ellanco.

$3.4t1
168,741

31.1%
1140

on Qt

Vii7,3lV
3'4,9611

This dot:re:lse in the Quarter of X2,^,&,031 in very
serious. in the Elcisc there is a very reat falling
elf, as from th4distressed State of the Times there
is a oonsiderabla diatinution in the unnsumption of
exciseahle articles. lu the Assessed Taxes also
there is “ deficiency compared With the corresponding
quarter last you, and tho d uunution !AS year will
be Mater, as people are scarcely üblk; to pay their
Roos, much lest *,he

Accounts &ea; Guayaquil of itto ath December
State, that 4 fog -week;; after the declaration of in-
ilapcnttenue In that port, on otpeditinn vonaiating of
fits' bittlre4 men was sont agoinst Quito, to attack
thP Ituyahits in that quartor. This tuts untlecaken
with the expeotatiuo that o'la4,e number of para•
Peat of the itutoptindent came would bu found in
Quito, whose covoperotion micht by relied on ; but
the event rruved otherwise, and tho act:wht-tont
Wm! (iwiyftgoil were ne.aly killed or tuko:
wtr tl4ko attatur.

. • •

},

• •

. ,

3th April, 3rli April,
Ib2o, 184.1. herein.
• X1.91'0,703 Ai .9os .no
. 5.87 G 335 3,707,59(1'
. 1 ;131%Y-2 t 1,467.799 14.573
, 54,1,0I11) 530,000! 9,000
• 873,716 1149,5311
. 149,4119 137.4 r.
4n,960 67•373 8.713
...........•••••••.,••••••••••••••••••• •=0,10,••••••••••••• •
4:10• I/3 a 5714:1 01461 i. I t. 13 A:3V.ttal
Deduct Increase
110creue on Quarter