The Sun.
London, England, 1821-02-13 00:00:00

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THE SUN.

SOLEM QUIS 1)ICEI:11 FA. LSUM AUDEAT ?

LONDON,
TUESDAY, FEBRUM-Zir 13, 1821.

''►fie received this moriiiog Paris Papers of

Friday and Saturday iast. It appears by an
article .front Inspruck of the 30th ult., and atm-
th.;-:r from Frankfort of the 4th instant, there is
no truth in the report that war had been de-
clat'ed against Naples; and that part of the Aus-
trian army had crossed' the Po. The head-
Aluarttrs of GeneraL FnutoNT, commander in
Chief of the Austro-Italian army, was sill at
Trevh:o, though the General Stall and the Mill-
tafy,Chanceries had orders to prepare for their
departare,,,The different divisions of the Aus-

t7zian &rrny.are ready to open the carripaign, and
ve waiting only for
.orderz to begin their
march. At. Frankfort it is asserted that his
SicILIAx MAJESTY has 'addressed a Procla-
mation to the. Neapolitans from Laybach,
id which he points _ out the. alterations ne-
•
c;-.ssary to be made in the ConStitution of the
Cartes established at Naples ; 'and states, that he
will give them a ConstitutiOn better suited to the
-wishes and wants of his people, and will instantly
c_ evoke a Representative Assembly. •
Ati article of the 29th ultimo, from Vienna,
says :---" It was only on the 2Gth, that the Duke
of GALLO was admitted to the Committee of the
Ministers of the Allied Powers. It is, therefore,
not believed that he could set off before the
to carry to the Neapolitan Parliament,
the order to dissolve itself. It is confidently
asserted, that King Ffnuns.t.ND has publish-
td. a declaration which makes some chanmes
i^ the plan proposed. rt is dontitful whether
tilS Monarch will come to Vienna ; it ap-
pe2ars, on the contrary, that he will show him-
self at the head of the 'Army, to prevent the effu-
sion of blood, and make the an/4 fall from the
hands of the Neapolitan troops."
Vienna Papers of the 31st ult. mention the
arrival at Laybach of Lord STEwAar and the
Portu7nese Minister SA LDANII.I DE C; AMA. It
was still currently reported that a Spanish Ple-
rrip,otentiary would repair to the Congress. The
King. of Piti;VAA is said to have left Berlin for
Laybach.
Madrid Journals, of the 29th ult., state, that a
plot has been discovered at Malaga for over-
turning the ConsCtution of the Cortes, and sub-
stituting a reptiblican form of Government. MEN-
DrALDTIA 11.1.ec0, the Editorof a Periodical Work,
was- the Author of this plot, and proposed
to. exhibit at the Theatre a piece of his • own
composition, entitled Riego, in the midst of
which cries of " Live the Republic !" Were
to be pronounced from the stage, and re-
peated by a part of the audience,, stationed in the
house for the purpose. The. Conspirators were,
-at. the same instant, to liberate the _numerous
galley-slaves in 'that city. After a strict search
tiler.; was discovered among. the papers of M.
Barr° a. proclamation, headed " Spuni.vh
!" and undersigned " The Tribune of the
People !"—lt was koved that the author had
been connected with smugglers and robbers, in
order to induce them to assist in letting loose the
prisoners, and afterwards to seize on- the cavalry
depot. lie had already conferred the posts of
President of the Convention, Attorney General,
and Commander in Chief, on certain 'of his ac-
complices, who afterwards gave information of
the plot. M: BA' appeared.before the Judges
with grrat calmness of mind, underwent a long
examination, and d:d not deny the charges brought
-aaAlifst him.

A private letter from Madrid says, that a Gen-
tleman arrived in that capital on the 28th of last
month, who left Rio Janeiro on the Bth of
November. lie says that the Brazilians
had declared themselves most unequivocally
in favour of the Constitutional System of
Portugal, and that several Cabinet Councils had
been held to consider the best means to be adopt-
ed in the present circumstances. The majority of
t.e Ministers were opposed to the Constitutional
System, but Senor AIICO7 the Minister who pos_
senses the graatest influence in the administration,
maintained with greatenergy the necessity of pro-
naglgating the SpaisbConstitution in Ali the Porta.