Star.
London, England, 1821-03-24 00:00:00

TURIN, 14.

• The troops which have bivouacked for four days
in and about this city, have received orders to repair
to their quarter.

Almost all the Students of Turin, and the greater

part of our young men, are gone to Alexandrii--
The number of individuals belonging to the bourgeosic
who have taken the same direction, some armed and
others not, is reckoned at many thousan4s.

It is said that the superior Officers of several Regi-
ments, and among others those of Aosta, Royal
Piedmont-Savoy Infantry, have resigned.

It was not till the morning of the 12th, that the
people of Turin took any part in the insurrection, al-
though, the day before, the Independent flag floated
on the citsdel.

The number of vigtims of the enterprize of the 12th
k not, happily, so great as was at first apprehended.
(1t appears from this, that there has been some con-
tention of which we have had no previous account.]
It amounts only to eight or ten killed, but the num-
ber of wounded is mote considerable. •

A commercial house of the first respectability in
the City has received a letter from Paris, in which it
is stated that persons are actively-employed in various
parts of France in inducing the disbanded officers
and soldiers of NAPOLEON'S army to repair to the
standard of the Prince of CARIGNAN°, under the
assurance tl:at the Prince will gratefully accept their
services in assisting him to drive the Austrians out
of Italy. The situation of. Piedmont, with respect
to France, will afford the Prince the greatest faci-
lities in recruiting hip army with the French veteran
troops, in the event of a war between Piedmont and
Austria.

A Mail arrived from Holland this forenoon, with
Papers to the 21st instant. The following are the
only notices which they contain of any interest:

BRUSSIZI.S; MARCII 16.

His Majesty the King yesterday appointed a Corn-
' mittee for the ai.l of the stitferei s by the late dreadful
fire at Paramai ibo. The Committee is charged to
collect contributions by subscription or otherwise for
this purpose. They are autholized to employ part
of the money collected in the purchase of provisions
and of building materials, to be distributed in the
colony, under the superintendence of the Governor
and Members of the Police.
STOCKHOLM, MARCH 2.

By a courier from Norway, we have lately received
the strange report, that the hue King of Sweden has
addressed a request, in writing, to the Szorthing, to
obtain the right of a Citizen in that kingdom.
Brygger continues to accuse a number of consi-
derable persons, but he seems, however, unable to
bring proof; and has now requested permission to send
for some witnesses to England.
Meantime, Count Rosen has been admitted to bring
his evidence in reply. Ile has proved, by letters from
the late King, originals of which arc deposited in the
Office of the Minister for Foreign Affairs, that that
Prince was at Tonningeui, in the year 1811, at the
title when Brygger pretends that he was on board
the English fleet, and that, consequently, he (Count
Rose.) could not have any interview with him. It is
affirmed that Brygger has recanted his accusations
against Count de la Garde and Baroness sHamilton.

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