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of Sicily should reAccend ti.:: t7.rocc of N tp!..

ton drew the only inference which the real paper
could present :

44 I return you the papers, which I have re.:j;
they contain 'no proof against Moro."

Such an- authority leaves us nothing more to s,T,
Lord Wellington attests that the letters which 17,
have quoted-are true, because they contahind rot,.
of the proofs which were wanted against the
Naples, and that tbose produced by Lord C.Astler,:tl:6
to tie Parliament are false, since they stroiTly
pate the King of Naples in his relatii:l;;"w;th
Allies. No one can refuse this tectimniiy.
What. therefure, has happened in the inert il lit.
tween tlu 4alt .linuiry and the 4th Isfa::!1, '
The Count de Lille, who never ens::d to
Congress of Vienna, that the branch of Vic-

served, that the Powers whieii had contrizt%l !•:•.•
with the King of Naples t.isted or 11,,.r ite.!. 1! ‘.
therefore neces,.t y to overcome thei:
to justify Ow violation, required of then:, t..y
to the king of previons
The C tbitiet Count de v:l,ere !i?.ve
(wired the certainty thAt they studied fr,
order to serve the passions of tie •
hoods of every kind, compustd the false eo:r!•;)
dance of which we hAve been !p :oh;
Lord Castlereagh presented to the P. 37/•;"
went as the I..u,is front wiiich m••.,t re.to:
or war.

The Royal falsifiers could not supplse t!..::
archives in which they laboured should ag:rin !,..:
imperial archives ; that the Copnt Blacas, in
pitate flight, would abandon those of his m v!, ;,...!
his most secret papeis, and also furnish th.: mar,,„
publishing not only the low intrigue which we vtr.
this day developed, but so many others w!licii hay
been employed some time, and occupi-NI s.(cli
t nguirshed place in the re;gn of some months.

LETTER /ROM LORD W FI.I.INtiToN.

" 1.4111:0, 1.11;ILIZIi 4,

C 4 SIR-. 1 :etnrn you pip7rs which you I,ot J 0.%
and wh'ch L have read. They d ) not cont-tin ant
proof against Murat; they merely d..monstr.,t,,
he had taken a part with regret, that he felt mire di:
more every day, and that lie spoke highly of h:s -
tentions to.do no harm to Nap:ikon,
44 But these letters in general, and thai Of CIA:4
in particular, tend to prove that he was in downrigi,:
hostility with France; and this is what he ong:it tc
Lave peen: YoUrs, &c. 14 WELLING TON.
" To Count Blacas."

w the only inference which the real paper
resent :
eturn you the papers, which I have ;
utain no proof against Murat."
an- authority leaves us nothing more to
ircllington attests that the letters which 17,,
!cued-are true, because they contaiiind roe.
••
which were wanted against the
and that tbose produced by Lord Castler,a,:b
. .
'arliament are false, since they stroiTly inci:l-
- King of Naples in his relati,a;-,"w;th
No one can refuse this teetimnny.
t. therefore, has happened in the iwerral !it.
Ise 4ili January ar.d the 4th Mach, l H.; )
lam de Lille, who never cns.:d to
ss of Vienna, that the brar.ch of the I;
y should reascend the t! ;,re of N t,!..
that the Powers wl.ich had contracts,.' f•,..• •
King of N.iples tC.ined or 11,,it.re.1. vo
e neces,.iy to overr•noe theiv ;.•
Ow violation required of then:, by
hint; of Naples previo,ts
C Count de I.ilie, v.-Lere !i:tve 7.c
the certainty thAt thQy studied to ;-...
!.erve the passions of the Gower:in: •t:!. •,
If every kind, compustd the false
which we have been !p t,:k;nz, ant ,; :c••
:astlereagh presented to the pj,l„.
,s, the ha:,is trom which re.to: p7.r,
Royal falsifiers could not suppose 0... z: ,
s in which they laboured should again
,?..
1 archives ; that the Cupnt Blacas, in i):,.
light, would abandon those of his m i••!,
t secret papers, and also furnish
ing not only the low intrigue which we f,,e.
developed, but so many others which hay
aployed some time, and occupaNl kl.'•••
hed place in the rc:gn of some months.
LETTER /ROM LORD W FI.I.INoToN,
" 1.4111:0, uzu 4, t>:..
t—..l return you the Rip7rs yes Jar, Th..,
L'ch L have read. They d ) not cont-tin an,
tgainst Murat; they merely Lkmonstrate thy'
taken a part with regret, that he felt mite j'
very day, and that lie spoke Uglily of h:s -
s to•do no harm to Nap:ikon,
it these letters in general, and that of ClArik
cular, tend to prove that lie was in downrigi,:
y with France; and this is what he ong:a a.
tent Yotirs, &cc. " WELLING TON.
L'ount Blacas."
MILAN, MAY 2.
n Frimont, Commander in Chief a the /Nes.
rmy in Italy, returned on the SOth to his head
1 at Mantua.
Murat has removed from Anecina every thing
cisely necessary to the defence of the place,
directing his march upon Naples.
orals Bianchi and Neipperg have efl ctcd ihcis
12 on the Metauro.
nal Nugent is in the vicinity of Rome.
re are 25,009 Austrians in our neighbourhoo.i.
number increases daily.
Pay we received 'Brussels Papers to the 1.1:i