Star.
London, England, 1821-05-14 00:00:00

ROME, APRIL 25.

His Sicilian Majesty is still within our walls. The
Ambassador of Spain to the Court of Naples took
leave of his Majesty previous to his departure for
London, the new post assigned to him.
The five convicts, who after the revolutionary at-
tempt at Ancarano, Offida, &c. were made prisoners
by the troops of the Pope, have been tried by a Spe-
cial Commission at Ancona, and condemned to death.
The Government has sent two Military Commissions
to Forli and Ravenna. Their sentences, are to be
executed within 24 hours. The garrisons of these
two towns are, at the same time, to be changed.
M. Cattaneo, Charge d'Affaires from the kingdom
of Naples during the Constitutional regime, has been
obliged to quit the Farnese Palace. All the pension-
aries of Naples, for the fine arts, have experienced
the same fate. Other Neapolitans have received
notice to quit Rome; among these mention is made
of the Puke Salinas, of Palermo.
NICE, APIIIL le.

Very severe measures continue to be enforced here
against all those who took any part in the late Re-
volution.

The Mistral, which has prevailed during eight
days past, has forced several vessels, on board which
the Chiefs embarked at Genoa, to take refuge in the
ports. Yesterday a felucca was stranded Rear Monaco;
and although Monaco is an independent Principality,
the Sardinian Calabineers instantly arrested Colonel
Palma, who figured so conspicuously at Alexandria.
It is intended to bring all the Constitutionalists to
trial before a Council of War. A ship, having on
board Count de St. Marsan (the son) and Santa Rosa,
bound to Spain, put into Antibes. They have not
been permitted to leave the town, and a King's Cou-
rier has been dispatched to Paris for authority to
arrest them.
French 5 per Cents. Thursday, 83 1. 6O c.

A Hamburgh Mail arrived this forenoon, with
Papers to the 4th of May. The following are extracts:

FRANKFORT. APRIL ss.

Prussia has delivered to the Diet its Declaration
against Anhalt-Coethen—persists in its territorial
rights, giving an indemnity to Anhalt, respecting
which, however, an amicable arrangement may be
concluded; and wholly declines the competency of
the Diet in this affair. It was decided by a majority,

that two Commissioners should be named, to make
report to the Diet on the point in dispute.

STOCKHOLM, APRIL 22.

Till nine- o'clock yesterday evening, Bulletins have
been issued from time to time, respecting the health
of the Crown Prince. It was the day before yester-
day that the fever fit kept away for the first time,
and we have hopes that his Royal Highness will soon
be recovered.
Aram 27.—For a fortnight we have been in the
greatest anxiety. The Crown Prince was attacked
by a violent fever, which began with alarming symp-
toms. The danger is now happily. over, and the
Prince is in a state of convalescence: • This sad event
gave the citizens of all classes an opportunity to skew
their attachment to his Royal Highness. The gene-
ral uneasiness, and the eagerness with which people
inquired into the state of the Prince's health, the grief
evident in ev.ery countenance whenever the issue of
the disorder seemed doubtful, showed how the Na-
tion feels towards the son all the sentiments of gra-
titude, love, and attachment which it has long che-
rished for the father. Nothing can equal the joy
which is now manifested since the Public are as-
sured that the danger is wholly past.