The Sun.
London, England, 1821-02-22 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

EVYRACTI, FEB. '4.-The Duke tie. CA' TA-,0,
Neapolitan Alinister of Foreign Affairs, arrived
here on the. 30th of January froth Geeritz, lie
set out-the next day for Naples, with dispatches
Of the utmost importance for his Royal ilighnesi
the Pluxcz REGOIT. The demands of the Allie 4
-SoVereigns from the NeapOlifan Government will
therefore soon be known, and no measures will
be taken until the answer from Naples arrives.
FEa. 3.—it is currently reported that the Bri-
tish Ambassador bas delivered a Note to Con..
greSs of such an important nature, as to require
au, extraordinary meeting of the Ministers. It is
alSo • said that the result of their deliberations
was submitted immediately to. the Emperors of
AT.TTRIA and Ros.s.tA. Several: extraoritinary
couriers were dispatcbed yesterday from the
Chancery of Prisce METTERNICH to Treviso.,
Milan and Rorne

Fan. s.—it is generally believed that i.he
, liius
of NAPLES was with difficulty brought to-c6nSent
to the match of thei Austrian troops. We are in
daily expectation of seeing the 'Manifesto ad-
dresSed to the Neapolitans. Tile Congress, it is
reported, will,be transferred to a more southern
town, most probably in Venetian Lombardy.
The court of Rome will not quit that city, as
was generally imagined.
VIENNA. FEB: 6.—it is positively asserted
that the Ministers of Austria, Russia, France,
and Prussia, carne to the determination on the
SOth tilt., that Naples should be taken military
possession of by the Augtrian army. The
lish Minister took no part in this confederaCy.
The Duke of GALLO was the bearer of this deji-
slam
rto the Neapolitan Parliampni; antra Ca-
binet Conrier was immediately,dispatched to the
Austrian Corrimander-in-Chief, Baron- .de•
MO'NTr with orders to hold the army in readiness
to advance on the arrival of a second Messenger.
Private Letters from Upper Italy, and the Ty-
t'Ol say, that the two Emperors have had several
conferences with the King of NAPLES, and have
succeeded in convincing his MAJEsTv'that the
Spanish Constitution (night not to be established.
in his States ; but his MAJESTY is, however, re-
solved on giving his people a Representative
Governmtnt, the basis of which is to befixed at
Laybach.' This determination- has.becn conarou'
nicated to the PRINCE REGENT:

Since the last instructions were trausrnitted to
the Baron de FRIMONT the several diVisions of
his army have taken up their respective positions
in order to effect the passage of the Po at various
points.

FEB. 7.—We are expecting the publication of
a Declaration explanatory of the measures which
have been decided on by the Congress at Lay-
bach. It appears certain that the Duke de GALLO
has been dispatched to Naples with the:proposi-
tions of the Foreign Cabinets ;. the first of which
demands the military occupation of Naples for
three years by 60,000 Austrian troops -; during
which time , the Government may consider and
determine the modifications necessary for the
welfare of the Neaßolitans. It is not intended
to interfere in the decisions taken in concert with
the: Sovereign. The .approbation of thiS Pre--
clamation by the kiwi of NAPLES is expressly
mentioned, and it holds out a threat ofincrcas7
" ino- the military force in case of resistance..
The Vienna Papers of this date contain also
the intelligence from Frankfort, that the Army of
Italy had passed the. Po on the 28th and ..9th of
last month, and were marching on Naples ; and
that the King of NAPLES had issued a Proclania-
tion dissolving the Neapolitan. Parliament, and
enjoining his subjects to receive the Austrians as
Allies.--(S.ce THE SUN of Tuesday.)
A UGSBURGII, Fnn. 11.—The following intelji-
gencp- has been received from
,Italy
:
" The head-quarters of the Austrian Army are to ba 're=
moved immediately from Treviso •to tielogne; • but before.
making any movement in advance, Baron' de 1' ItimoN-r .
proceed to Laybach, and receive 1113 definitive instruoicDs froze!
s Sovereit,m in person.
" A division belonging to the left ding of the Austrian Army
msrched to Ferrara, and has taken up its position en the right
bank of the Po. This movement gave Ilse to the report that a
regiment had occupied Bologna, which is entirely devoid of
foundation. .

." At the departure of the last Courier, the most contrarlic-
',ory reports were in circulation ot Lr,yhach. Some of th47rn
presented - the Austrians as marching on NaplA, while others
affirmed that tize Austrians had not -quittLd their cantonments."
12.—Private, letters from Laybach,state;,
that a Spanish Minister was hourly expected to
arrive in that town, and that he had received
instructions to deliver to the Cpngre'ss,-in concert
with the Portuguese Minister,
.a Dedarat,ion re-
lative to the present political state.af • the -kink
dom of the Two Siciiies.

The King of NAPLES IS 5F1141.0 have exprcsscd
his wish to return immediately to his capital.
RO3IF, FEB. 4.—The advanced .guard of the
Austrian .Army. is expected in t:iis capital, be-
tween the 15th and ,20(.11 of this month.
FEB.- 5.—C2111111;lal ANTONIO rIIN
PAMFIIILI died on the 31st ult., aflur a tediOtis
and painful illNess.

M.thrtin, FEB. •beon
state of ferment and agitation since the sth; i"
consequence of the popular indignation having
been excited against- the KING'S Body Guard',
for having attackf,d and wounded same persons
had assailed his TviAJEsTi- with the most
suiting cries. In order to restore public trail- •
quillity, and in compliance with the 1%-iLlies of
the Guards themselves, his MAJESTY has Pub"
fished a Decree, disbanding the Body Guards
provisionally, leaving the definitive decision. of
this measure to the Cortes. Ili? same Deere'
announces that steps Will betaken to discover the
authors of the late disturbances, and bi:ng tholl
to punishment.

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