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London, England, 1820-07-24 00:00:00

FARTHER PARTICULARS.

FROM THE FRENCH PAPERS OF THURSDAY.
Extract from a private letter, dated Naples, the
6th July, 1820:
" We have for some days witnessed events that
deserve uotice. The Cadionari have gained the army
over to them, or rather the soldiers and a great many
Officers are become Carlionari; and our army, by
movements similar to those of the Spanish army, has
arrived nearly at the same result. It has proclaimed
the Constitution, although as yet we have not had
one; the King has promised one, and-it is evident
that the men who direct the movements of the troops
wish for one similar to that of the Cortes. In the
night between the Ist and 2d instant, some squx-
di ons of Cavalry, who wete in garrison at Nola,
marched with their arms and baggage in the di-
rection of Avellino, a City not tar, front Naples.
—They were accompanied by two or three Officers,
and were shortly joined by some country. people, ex-
claiming with than, Live the Conaitution !' They
were also joined by part of the National Militia of
the Province, whom General Pepi had organized.
Their prontites and their threats were for two slays
without any effect upon the troops stationed at Avel-
lino; but whether from weakness or connivance, they
at length joined the Insurgents, who forced the Au-
thorittes of Avellino to proclaim the Constitution,
declaring that they would take that of Spain for
their model. The cries of Five la Rill' were al-
ways joined with those of Vire la Con.staution but
titey cried out at the same time, ' MAU 11 with the Mt-
nisters During the two Jays employed in negocia-
tians at Avellino, the Government had marched
troops from Salerno, Myles, and Capua, commanded
by Generals Carascosa, Ambrosio, and Roccaromana.
Th 2 dispositions of all those corps could not be de-
pe 'sled upon, and last night apprized us of the de-
fe.tion of the corps that marched from Salerno. The
other columns lost, in the same way, two or three
regiments. In the meantime the column of General
Carascosa, who was vested with the command in chief,
shewed fidelity and resolution, and the General pro-
eosed to attack the insurgents in Avellino; but last
night two regiments, which were in garrison here
vt out to join the Insurgents under General Pepi,
the only one who had openly abandoned the cause of
the King.
" The moment the King was informed of this new
desertion he assembled a Council, and at six o'clock
in the morning a Proclamation was posted up, in
which his Majesty states, that the Nation having ma-
nifested its wish for a Constitution, Le is determined
to give it one ; that he will immediately settle its
basis, and that they shall be made known in eight
days. The troops are invited to return to their quar-
ters, and the country people to resume their occupa-
tions. Although close to the focus of the insurrection,
we enjoy here perfect tranquillity. The city guard
is sufficient to maintain order, and we are not afraid
it will be disturbed. It may suffice to say, that the
King and the Royal Family run iu:! danger.
" The Hereditary Prince and Princess, who arrived
on the 2d from Sicily, and had settled at Portici, are',
come to join their august Parent. All the Ministers
have tendered their resignation. They are, it is said,
succeeded by the Duke of Campo Chiaro in the office
of Foreign Affairs, General Carascosa in the War
Department, M. Ricciard in the Judicial Department,
Amali is appointed to the Finances, and the Mar-
quis Serreri to the Home Department."—Momileur.
The Gazette de France does not give any details,
but it mentions the circumstance of the Revolution
having taken place, and says--" The Chiefs of this
movement are the Prince Capo Chiaro, and two Ge-
nerals, one of whom was Aid-de-camp to Murat."

Wednesday last, JOHN WILSON, Esq. Advocate,
Author of ne Isle of Palnu and other Poems, was
elected to fill the Chair of Moral Philosophy in the
University of Edinburgh, vacant by the death of the
late Dr. THOMAS Snows. The votes of the City
Council were:—For Mr. Wasow, 21; for Sir Wm.
HAMILTON, 9: Majority, 12.
GRANTHAM ELECTION.—State of the poll (second
slay), Thursday, July 20:

Sir MOWFAGOZ CWOLIIIILZY, Bart. - 364
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