Star.
London, England, 1821-04-23 00:00:00

TURIN, APRIL 32.

Official letters, received yesterday afternoon at
three o'clock, by his Excellency the Governor-Gene.
ral, by an express dispatched yesterday from Genoa,
by way of Savina, by 14.1j0r-General cassonbing, an-
nounce the happy intellii2:ence that the City and Duchy
of Genoa have returned to the ancient order, and that
three deputations were on the point of setting out--
one to his Royal Highness the Duke of Genevois;
the second to his Majesty, King Victor Emmanuel,
the third to his Excellency. All these deputations
' will be accompaniel with dispatches from his Excel-
lency, Count Desgenez.
The Secretary of State for the Home Department
has jug receivei, by express, the following official
letter, dated Alexandria, 11th April;

" At this moment, that is, at half-past one o'clock in the af.
ternoon, a corps of Austrian troops, commanded by General
Bretsehneider, has entered and taken possession of the city and
citadel, in the name of his Majesty our King. It was received
at the gates by the Bishop, the Intendant-General. and the Cor.
poration of that city. No accident has occurred, and the po.
pulation, who have taken no part in the preceding convulsions,
preserved theirusual tranquillity."

" LUIGI BONGIOVANNI DI CASTELBORGO,
Knight of the Sacred Religion and Military Orda
of St. Maurice and Lozano*, Commander and Trea-
surer of that of Savoy, Major-General of the Royal
Armies, and Governor, ad inferno, of the Division
of Turin :

" All persons, whether they be subjects of his Majesty Ge
foreigners, who have arrived in this city since the Ist of January
last, are to depart within twenty-four hours, unless they obtain
permission to remain from the loyal Government. Permissions
will I): given is writing to those who shall assign sufficient rea-
sons. Those persons, whether civil or military, who are here on
acc4unt of the loyal service, are excepted from this Order.
" The Officers, Subalterns, privates, and other individuals,
not attached to the Corps, Brigades, or Regiments here stationed
or passing through, are also to present themselves to the Govern-
ment to receive orders.

" Those who shall contravene the present Order, shall be pro.
cceded against with a degree of rigour proportioned to the dr-
cumstances. " DE CA STELBORGO, Orecchia Sec.
" Turin, 11th April, 1821."

Yesterday, at six o'clock, his Excellency, Count
Sailler de la Tour, Commander-in-Chief of the Royal
armies, and Governor-General of Piedmont, entered
this city, attended by a brilliant Staff; and the head.
quarters. At the same time entered the brigades of
Infantry, and the Grenadier Guards of Piedmont and
of Aosta, the Royal Piedmont regiment of Cavalry,
and a battalion of the Royal Light Regiment. The
soldiers drew up in the Piazza Reale, and in that at-
tiguous to the castle, and, amidst the sound of their
bands of music, uttered the joyful cry of "Long live
the King I"
A battalion of the Royal Legion'relieved, the same
evening, the Local National Guard which did duty
in the Citadel. At the approach of night the whole
City was splendidly illuminated. Yesterday also a
body Guard, a battery of twelve cannon, escorted by
a Corps of Royal Carabineers on horseback and ou
foot, and the Brigade of Cuno, returned from Novara.
The return of these brave troops, who have gives
so many and such striking proofs of fidelity to their
Sovereign, the spirit by which they are animated,
the discipline they observe, the name of the General-
in-Chief, and his personal character, will suffice to
restore among us that tranquillity which all have
been longing for. - Let the People, who never took
part ctleerftllly, resume their occupations; let those
families who, to escape the state of anxiety in which
we were, had sought tranquillity in the country, joy-
fully return to their homes; and let all hearts indulge
those hopes of peace and concord which the august
House that has governed us for eight centuries bas
never deceived.

The Paris Papers of Friday arrived this forenoon.
Their contents are of considerable interest, especially
with respect to the state of Spain. It appears, that
the fermentation produced at Barcelona by the ar-
rival there of the first news of the overthrow of the
Neapolitan Constitutionalists, has, as was anticipated
in the accounts we gave on Saturday, extended to
other parts of Spain, and threatens to produce an un-
happy deviation from that line of temperate policy
which has hitherto marked the progress of the Spa-
nish Revolution. The following is a rapid sketch el
the events which have occurred immediately preiP
ous and subsequent to the transmission of the neWs
from Barcelona: