The Sun.
London, England, 1848-06-20 00:00:00

ITALY.

LOMBARDY. Ah AU"
The report of the capt'.fre of Vicenza by '-erieti'
trians is confirmed. On the other hand, this
,„•00 °1
montese are probably by this time in poss6'7"ticces
Verona. Thirty thousand Piedmontese are s'ts co'
on the heights of Rivoli, from whence they el in
nonade Verona in case of resistance. peh et
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Six hundred Austrians were made Pr-- he ide.
Rivoli. RADETSRY has, it is said, given uP / -
of defending the forts on the Adige, he col'
The Italia of Pisa, of the 10th, publishes 46.0,0
loving proclamation issued by General NVIOj)
Conegliano, on the Ist inst.:—
I come to you, Italians of the Venetian VI C(Pa
to offer you peace and pardon in the name of Y. ,00$11;
stitutional King. The army of the forces I 61"; to Po,
are not turned against you, but listen At le: 00 ,11
voice of reason and duty. It is then only &giro
them to defend and protect you. Under the a y
of the legitimate acknowledged authority, °,/, !cog
severe discipline, which I shall maintain :ati; 31 00,
t:oops, you may freely return to your beb'''' 001'
patio! s ; ou will enjoy the tranquillity of foil'
mestic hearth, resume your cares for your, (01111,,1,
nay, enjoy constitutional liberty, and Y,OO „,`,11°11)f
tional dignity, accordinn, to the intentions BO': itte:tbel
fested by his Majesty. The' assassination Con ace,
the crusaders on the 22d, on the persull elfryost
wounded Austrians, in the hospital of Cfns toile!
where they had been received by the cOIDIASS:—, OW,: 1
national guards, will be for ever marked in Piet; ions'
history as a sign of infamy and universal COII7, sote4o
will wage a war of extermination agains,!d; ' Cdfr. so
triguers. I shall defend the sacred rights orarp
against all foreign enemies, and shall not ceas",,- cop tOO
them till I shall have repulsed them to their ufi,, or
Separate yourselves then from the perfidious 1:, siest'o,
of an unjust war. I have sworn their el 7 tbar
whence will ensue peace and order for you, 611
1,0
perity of your country." .00Alt
Advices from Milan report that g`P'j (,0111v-ii14,1
ALBERT signed the act of union betweeph, , act utf.
and Sardinia at Garda, on the 10th. 0 131;i
~,,
been brought ready for signature froral-'
CASATI, and two other members of the Ftr. viss
im
Government. The Provisional Goveratnen' be I::
mediately to lay down its functions, and t° ord
placed by a mixed Committee of Regency' e tip
partly of Piedmontese and partly of Milan°
the presidency of M. CASATI. . 00 k
The Piedmontese Gazette of the 15th Pr, Irice°,o
news from Milan of the 13th, stating .that .010
after a noble resistance, had fallen on the 1 01}0414
the hands of the Austrians. On the 9th an i 0011;
force approached the city from Camisano, at
.0e tliej
pied the Bassano road. At the same Istilic;
Austrians stationed at Montebello t et
towards Monteberico. On the
a ill
dawn, the attack upon that positio
dt 01
menced. It was valiantly de fen epe a
noon, when all the artillery of the iible
having been directed upon it, it became imp° 'aiief
defend it longer. The rest of the town was biece4ol
and protected by the whole garrison. Fifty' P:t
artillery bombarded the town and harrassei I citetiii:
grape. The Austrians could not succeed in sice- t", 58
uninterruptedly
nrtitocbeawar
drtntue,e.prt
tiheelods though
f firehe tmh maintainedeoynl
atwes
bte
lasted
der
by
toui t arill f vve evening,sgt eatpr r :0000
fpm
00114
the us 1,
•
exhausted their ammunition, and it Was
that General DURAND° capitulated to save !rt
The gi
:garrison was allowed to march out 'ondirior
honoursh of war, and to keep their arms, on C
iepe 3'
that they should not tight against the Aust3 bciPtel
tree months. The lives and property Of t 10,160
bitants were guaranteed. The town was ei 130"
before noon. The enemy, 30,000 strong; cbebe
pieces of cannon and some excellent cavalry • d,
rison had upwards of 500 men hors de conilx
fire from Monteberico lasted 15 hours. 1i XlO7l/101(
sustained a great loss. CHARLES _ALBERT :'
20 Poo
tains his strong positions. All his thoughts pi .I
turned against Verona, which is the key 019
Venetian territory. The loss of the Pont& ofwill soon be retrieved by the several reg!
volunteer bodies now organised and armed S' 01401
out Lombardy. On the 11th an encounter to boafAit,
on the heights of the Stelvio with a large
Austrian 'Tyrolese, who were soon Put t
,Oiit fey
The Austrians also tried to attack several I ore
Tonale and Tremosine, but were eirerrY
pulsed.
10,:%eter(
MR. R. W. EMERSON, THE AMESICAI4I 151101,,°,
PHER.—This gentleman will, on Friday evenitt ;• pni
Hall, deliver a lecture on Napoleon, being L„".slog
three lectures (the subjects of the othersee awls
mestic Life and Shakspere) which he has b ;V. frit
to deliver for the benefit of the funds 01: Key
lilt
Closing Association. Although we cannot ". 'OO5,
this great Transcendentalist in all his specula ;61te 000,,.`fe;
impossible not to admit that Mr. Waldo EE:. ; 0011,
sesses one of the most philosophical minds tb Joe 00
been clothed in clay, and that he is the mu'
P ,ibg
metaphysician now living, as well as one '.t, dr,
eloquent of men. We anticipate a great tre o'fbitiPtot°
THE SIDDONS MEMORIAL.—On being 0001
the completion of the statue of Mrs. Siddons, thos
placed in estminster Abbey, his Royal High Pi, I°
W
Albert immediately sent a contribution of 2 6
VP el
the erection of the monument.
CONSECRATION OF CHRISTCHURCH, 813 11;er pt
—Yesterday, the ceremony of eonseeratin, r„possir,
church, Christchurch, which has been erects; ;be Or
Church Building Extension Act, took place 50c;
Rev. the Bishop of Winchester being also „orb beei,
clergy. The church is situate in Parker's- )0,,09100,4
head, Birrnondsey, a locality which, until Doef cob
sadly deficient of accommodation for the P°' 0 pre
tb!AP
There are 6,000 sittings. The right rev. pre 48' t
a sermon on the occasion.
We have much pleasure in announui t 44'7;011'
"Weymouth Troop" is about to be added to. ;!;'rgy
Own Dorsetshire Yeomanry Cavalry.Sa/ist

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111RTHS,
On the 16th inst., at Holland -crescent, East B • oil(e,
of
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John Joyce, of a daughter.
On the 16th inst., iu Lowndes-street, Belg 0"
lofr
L On ady
the 16th inst. at Edward-street, City-r' •d, s
tftic'
Shepherd, of a daughter.
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On the 16th inst., at Hertford, the lady of E..
Esq., of Haileybury College, of a sun. '' 1019
DIED. a OP
At his residence, in Skirbeck quarter, on S
000
Challis Sheath. Esq., in his 73d year. .., Of 01
On the sth inst., aged 61, James Neville, Esq''' jote
wood, near Blackburn, Lancashire. a j por 100
On the 13th inst., at Holloway, r. •
018
Threadneedle-street, aged 62. relict of
On the 15th inst, at Epping, Mrs. Price,e
co. /' ft
Dr. John Price, Physician to her Majestys For -- -40,,,g,
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" Sir " No. 208. Piccadilly, London, October 19, 1847.
kith b.—lt is now three and a half years since was sorely afflicted
kil ate
Gout, the suffering from which induced. use to try
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i ii'ai an to abatnoe,
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,' i.,'" n of the b
complaint.
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