The Sun.
London, England, 1815-04-19 00:00:00

STATE PAPER.

_L•I,
COPY OF A NOTE FROM THE FLENIPOTENTIARIS OF
HIS MAJESTY THE KING OF NAPLES, TO'I2O4',D
CASTLEREAGH :-
rientia, I Ith Feb. 1815:

" The undersigned Ministers, Plenipotentiaties
of his 31ajesty the King of Naples, have had the
honour of addressing to his Excellency my Lord
Viscount Castlereagh, Principal Secretary of State
of his Britannic Majesty, for Foreign Affairs, an
Official Note, dated the 29th December hest, so-
liciting the conclusion of the Definitive Peace he-
twecn the Crowns of Naples and Great Britain.
" His Excellency, my Loi:d Castlo4a:oli—was
so good as to assure the undersigned first.Pleuipo-
tent iary of his Neapolit;:n Majesty,,that 114ould
occupy himself with the object of that Note. It
has nevertheless re:ilained to this day without any
result.

<< Although the King cannot but be keenly af-
fected by this silence, • from the eagerness with
which he is desirous-of entering into more inti-
mate relations with England, he has too much
dependence on the sincerity and- justice of the
English Government, to allow hint to doubt for a
moment of Its fidelity in fulfilling ti:e engagements
which it has contracted towards hint.

" If all those, reasons. which the undersigned
urged io their note of the 29th December last, re-
claimd to be corroborated. by others still more
powerful, they might recal to Ais Excellency my
Lord Castleteagh, the Convention which he pro-
posed at Troyes, with the three other principal
coalesced powers, by which the Britannic Govern-
ment,-
.recogniSing the' political existence.of the
King of Naples, solicited an indemnity iii favour
of the King of... Sicily, as an indemnification for
the kingdom of Naples.
" Austria, Russia, and.Prossiii adlici-Cd' by se.
parate acts of .accession, stipulated at Troyes, the
15th Felmlary,•lBl4, to that Convention, which
has irrevocably consecrated the rrinciple of the
political existence of the King; "of -Naples.
b

It -belonged next to 'the, Powers, in svhose
bands were alt the disposable- countries, conquered
front the enemy., to final and to propOrtion the
indemnity to be given to the King of Sicily.
" His Neapolitan Majesty could concur no
otherwise in this than by his good offices, and he
has fulfilled on this point the engagements which
he contracted by his Treaty
,of Alliance,..of the
Juntiary, 1814, the undersigned lins'ing de-
clared by.the Nate.which they have had: the ho-
nour of addressing to his Excellency my Lord
Castlereagh, under date of the 29th beeember
last, that they Were ready t 9 comur in the at.-
.

tbse
rangements which might be. proposed '`)•
effect. e
tinder whatever point of rievy " cito
tannic Government wishes -t P°-
,„ view, its c,
thl
t..levith regard to the King of Naples, it cAtillichic#
(insider as just and reasonable the demallu.,-cto
-ithe Undersigned are charged with reiterarcir
Excellency, my Lord Castlereagh, °6l„ltifc
ceeding_ to the prompt conclusion of a -
Treat of Peace between the two Cr-oVils,' „old
_ No person can be better qualified tu(11004
Lord Castlereagh to enlighten the EnglkS ples'
vernment with respect to the affairs 91.;b-prr
Having concurred in the negociation `'°b
°f 110
ceded and which followed the accessi°3l -.Oh°
Neapolitan
of thei
apolita ilajestytothe
organ Coalition, fe' by the
engagements entered c
English Government towards the Court (N OP
and his character for justice and probity ,/,-pose
known to allow the undersigned t°
that. his political conduct will vary in anY
and they, are
,certain that he will support the
don the engagements which he eontracte;'l..of
win e of his Government towards the walle'd.'
Naples, as well as the pronii;es and verb3iiiga
rations made by ban duringthe last 013—'1;09'0
the coalesced armies, and pAlicipally at CiDdi
and Dijen.
The Undersigned beseech his Egce eso
my Lord Castlereagh, to accept the assuranc-
their very high consideration. c
(Signed) " The Duke de CAMN-011"
" The Prince de CURIXA''

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THE SUN.

7
QUIS inGERS VALSUM AUPEA"

LONDON,
IrEDNESDAY, ;ilPlilL 19, 1815.

coo
The scanty accounts received from
toe 6rili
,nent since yesterday, do little more than rooor
our intelligence respecting the decision al DO
sieur AloaAT. It is 'even reported that lieorlier
Come to blows with the Austrians, but w:
suspect this to' be premature—yip echo of tue 00'
mew which was advanced, but .afterwertls
tradi-cted in the minor Fretrth PCfS•
The Morning Chronicle, with a 1113ri.uof °vs
eerily, espouses the cause oc. this sci°.til 1)°:
BuortApartTa Stock, and publishes his °P":‘, 11,0.1-
enments as received from NAp.4.sollfr
t
and per " British NObleman," Wen: '
101.5 e
'fussSUN of yesterday. It is so jot Sill on fie
nicnt to decide political questions 004
garbled assertions of one of the Wti: '0;110'
we have copied the Paper of this das-t tier
appeared this morning ; and we Oulu ton'
90,11 q
therefore, claiming to ourselves a 6- .00
turn of public applause, for thus maga°
giving every advantage to. an ener9wYetlilf°;
we shall speedily have to fight. Ibis' of niffride';
it must be confessed, is true greabl6..
though its impartiality and patriotistu
of some minute doubt.
ipafe
bring in the Alien Bill,
Mr. BATHURST last night obtaine`
.t ol 7 of
of Mr. WHITBREAD had thus the
fOrCIP'
poring one day ; of which delay all 010'0 or
conscious of Putriotisni, may avail theiotirell'/
they deem most, adviseable, after the'l rooet:p
have received of the intentions of Gt'vea
We trust"that nest of vipers connect A
het'
which the spleotliti, de
Opera House will be ""a'e
ces of
trust ,we may soon be able to o- r)
to I) fo
own streets, and enter our °-
entertainment, whether theatrical or nclw
without being elbowed by illlPlie-nt Paell-roC114::
and out-chattered bYtheirencorniuli's eptv- 0114
PARTS. At present there is not
of stcgr 00;1
11" g,
Eatiag-house in London which is
•ag du.
with these fellows, talking ti"- oei
ar
loudly in behalf of the Traitor dos',
in the Cabarets of Paris. so re"i
• were
Many of the Emigrants also w 0 trboosod
to flock round the_ Court of Pr
• ,le-1)
obtain their Crosses anti Dears veat
ntYthe
faithful services in receiving 08- were sor'.
vino from the British Government, at'
i•ne
to abandon their Kin, and are ref° at sentl:4
these ,vd,
reclaim the Pensions—why arc ? %ad'
follow the fortune of their Sovere'g'
Oat of
o
ere long a•sintiltir Proclamation twhen ittt
1803, will be. is.sued and entorce.d'
5e rve`
fainUics will be contented to be PPI
servants and English Cooks• f
atore ° rrell
\Vc yesterday announced tbe (lo'
„ of t r,
position- relative to he rePe IreA
r One 000 sr
Tax, a temporary Measure . tbe
is thiS niglit to be cubmitted 1° .a%CO of
rtb" ;0'
COIIIIIIfIIIS by the CHANCEkt'r (3' itV 13 `1- Fe
The Party, with their usual gl4r 1011 t
any thing which tn uy strength° cur