Star.
London, England, 1821-04-28 00:00:00

TURIN, APRIL 17.

On Sunday, at six o'clock, his Excellency Count
de Latour, General-in-Chief will Governor-General
of Piedmont, accompanied by his whole Staff, pro-
ceeded to the Metropolitan Church of. St. John, to
attend the solemn Thanksgiving to the ALMIGIITT
for deigning to restore tranquillity to this country.
He was preceded by the Magistrates of the Senate,
of the Chamber, the Municipal (Decurionale) Body,
and Seniors of the families of the Boyd University
Degli Scudii, and a great number of persons of dis-
tiuction. The Church, notwithstanding its vast size,
was crowded with people, to whom the celebrated
preacher,'Pather Frenetti, addressed, before vespers,
a most eloquent discourse, shewing the visible pre-
dilection of the ALDIIGIITY for the se dominions,
which has been manifested in the late event as well
as in former Revolutions.

The Archbishop then chanted the Ambrosian hymn, 1
which was performed by the musicians of the King's 1
Chapel, who afterwards sung Dontine Salvos fac I
Ducem Carolum Feiicem; after which the Priest gave 1
the Benediction with the Holy Sacrament. The can-
non of the citadel, and the brigade of Piedmont,
drawn up in the square, fired three salutes in honour
of this joyful day, the forerunner and harbinger of
the happiest future situation. -
The Municipal Body of this city, and the brave
local National Guards, who have acquired so large a
share of the esteem and gratitude of all the well-
disposed inhabitants in the late unhappy events, had
on Saturday the most welcome reward of their
labours and fatigues, in. the most gracious expression
of the entire satisfaction which his Royal Highness
the Duke of Genevois deigned to signify to them by
the Marquis Maraca de Thiesi de Villa Hermosa,
who returned from Modena with the honourable
miksion, to announce to the National Guard of the
city, in a body, the deep , sense. entertained by his
Royal Highness of their services, which, he did on
the day abovementioned, in a manner that was
received with the most grateful enthusiasm by this
meritorious corps.
The Royal University Degli Studii is closed, and
all those students who have not a fixed abode at
Turin are to return to their homes. It is thought
that the course of their studies will be resumed in
November.

TURIN, APRIL 16.

A Supplement to the Gazette contains a long ac-
count of the operations of General Latour and the
Austrians, which led to the defeat of the rebel troops.

It is stated in this account, that an the hostile MOCIOR
of the rebels, and their advance to Vercen, General
&boa wrote to General Latoar, that the hostile

movements of the troops of Alessandria would not
permit him to confine himself to observing, as he had
hitherto done ; that their proceedings would decide
on his ; that if they stopped where they were, the
Austrian army would not pass the Tesino, but if they
advanced, the Austrians would pass, and the whole
responsibility of bringing foreign troops into Pied-
mont would lie on them. General Latour hastened
to communicate this notice to the Commanders of the
revoked troops, who, far from complying, continued
their march upon Novara.

CHere follows an account of the precautions taken
by General Latour, and of the action that ensued.]

The number of killed and wounded on both sides
was net abr. 50: about 250 prisoners were taken,
among* wham were several Officers of the Regiment
of Monsevrat.
+he following was published yesterday evening: