The Sun.
London, England, 1821-04-05 00:00:00

jects to adhere to and obey the laws, but when it
is absolutely necessary, froM the state of affairs,
that they should resign all hopes of resistance:—
The efforts of the disaffected, and of those mis-
guided individuals who imagined that submission
to the authority of- the King ' would lead to fo-
reign subjugation, have failed in every quarter,
rand the Austrian armies have approached the ca-
pital, compelleil to appear as enemies, when, in
the'first instance, their greatest anxiety was to
act us friends. Notwithstanding the resistance
attempted, the forces of his Imperial and Royal
Majesty are still disposed to return to their
original intentions, under the conviction that the
deluded will return to their duty, and that the
loyal and well-disposed inhabitants of these
States will conduct themselves in such a manner
as to merit their forbearance. The security 'of
persons and property has already been officially
provided for. His Majesty the King, I feel
authorised to announce, will soon restore him-
self to the bosom of his people, persuaded that
the affection to his person and family has
tint been diminished by the calamitous events
that have occurred within the list two months.
4lis Majesty's anxiety has been, and ever will
continue to be,*the liberty, prosperity, and secu-
rity of all-his subjects: •
(Signed) D'A.MBROSIO, General Commandant.
Naples, ar el ‘4
20, la 21"
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Intelligence from Naples had been received At
aris telegraphi stating that on the evening. of
the 24th of • March the . Lazzaroni assembled. tu.
Inpltuously, and would have murdered all the
IPenlbers of the sect of Carbonari that mid be
found, *but for ihe intervention of the Austrians.
,On the 25th tranquillity was again. perfectly
restored.

" LYONS, Manctr 31.

" We have received' very contradictory news
on the present state of Savoy.
" On one' hand we learn that the Marquess
4'Oncieux is Appo'i'nted Gove'rnor of Savoy in-
ttead of General Andezeno;ifaiihful to. his King
and his ciaths,And that he arrived at Chamberry
on the 21st With full powdis. "
" On the other hand,'SavOy,. it is said, recog-
Ilizes nothing that has been done at Turin. The
manifesto of the Senate, .dated the 26th, proves
that it is still at its post, 'add maintains firmly
the sacred oath which binds it to its legi-
timate King and the laws. It invites, the magis-
trates to arm themselves with the full posver of
the laws against such individuals as shall attempt
to disturb public order. Letters from.Chamberry
announce that there arrive continually revolu-
timlar'y emigrants from Piedmont, who take the
road to Geneva, and that the Students of the
law-school of Grenoble; Who hid taken refuge in
Savoy, have received orders to depart.,

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" NAPLES, MARCH 23.

CC A part of the Austrian array already.as-
-I.etnbled in our neighbourhood has this morning
entered the capital: We admired the:: fine-0011.•
tlitibb of these troops; who, during their long
tkarch from the frontiers to Naples, have observed
Me strictest discipline. All the corps passed
through Toledo-street to defile before the King's
Pllace, where were the Regent Duke of Calabria
It'd his brother the Prince of Salerno. An im-
41ense concourse of people expressed their: ap-
plause of the King, and saluted with joyous ac.-•
clarnations the troops of his august Ally.