Star.
London, England, 1821-03-19 00:00:00

that they will not proceed any further against tiaples,
but declare for the Constitutional System.

The Emperor of Russia is recalled to his don:iaiu•:s
by reasons of great importance.

On the other hand, we learn that the Committee
on the Budget has the intention to refuse its assent to
the Law on the Finances, unless fifteen millions of
rentes are created to indemnify the Eni►gra►ns, art .
eight millions more for the Clergy, which would be •
augmented by foul• great Episcopal Sees.
A commercial courier, who left Naples on the
and passed through the positions of both Armies;
says that no hostilities had taken place as late as the
6th ; but it was supposed the advanced posts would
meet on the following day.
A traveller who arrived on Wednesday post froi
Naples, reports that, at his departure M. de Fonts*
nay had not quitted the capital of the Two Siciliesi
and it was even supposed that he would remain there
without renouncing his diplomatic character. The
same traveller found, on his way'through Florence,
that King Ferdinand was in that city, and AL de
Blacas also.

MARCH 16.—A private letter from Vicuna, &tea
the sth, says, " The last accounts from Maples deter.
mined our Cabinet to send troops to Italy. We are
not certain whether the Aulic Council of War lin
yet ordered the Regiments to march; but it is knara
that the greater part r,f the troops that now comp
the garrisons in 'Bohemia and Hungary aze ready to
set nut on the first signal. We have reasorl to be.
lieve that it is only intended to reinforce the reserre
cantoned in Lombardy, and the Venetian States."...
(Journal de Path.)

French .5 per Cent. Cons6ls, March 15, 81f. we.
NEAPOLITAN PARLIAMENT EXTRAORDIN.ART.
SITTING OF FEBRUARY 27.
Signor POZRIO, as Reporter from the Committee
of War, proposed the following War Project.
The National Parliament Extraordinary decrees
as follows:

Art. 1. On the advance of the enemy to a town to otespyl4'
all the proprietors of munitions of war and provisions shall trier
port the same into the rear of the army.
S. If the means of transport be wanting, the same dui be
supplied by the Generals commanding the Corps which may he
nearest to the place threatened by the enemy.
5. If such Articles shall be considered necedary far the or
of the army, the proprietors shall be satisfied therefore by the
Military Commissary ; if otherwise, the Military Adadahnes
tion will preserve them, and will, together with the proprinces, •
adopt the necessary measures for withdrawing all movablepro.
perty from the enemy.
Signor NETTI thought that the Decree might cam
positive damage, with the view of avoiding only a
possible evil, and proposed that the Decree should be
limited to articles of consumption.
Signor FORA io said, that the object of the Commit-
tee, in framing the Decree, was to deprive the enemy
of all hope of supplies, and to proceed in the same
manner as was done in Spain with respect to the
great French army. He therefore supported the plan
for removing behind the line of the army everythieg
that might be of use to the enemy, or could be tu"
to our disadvantage. This, however, did not exclude
exceptions in the execution.
After a short discussion, the Decree was adopted.
Signor POERIO then read the plan of another De-
cree, as follows:
" The National Parliament decrees—,The inhabitantselseirg
abandon their own districts, in case of military oceupatioebrall
enemy, shall receive, in the places to which they reateamil de
succours of hospitality; the Administrative Authorities M..
tribute them in the houses of the citizens, and shall Foyle&
them every possible comfort."
This Decree was also adopted.
A Committee was appointed to wait on thefts*:
Regent, to invite him to be present at the cloalgef
the extraordinary Session to-morrow, and at thee's.
ing of the ordinary Session for 1821, on the Ist Mani,
The Secretary COLANERI read the following cow
munication
" The Honourable Dcputy (Tafuri) informs the PadOß.
of what has been communicated to bin by the hdaret
Grand Criminal Court of Lecco, viz. the Legionary Tugs=
Militia of that province are animated with the greateeollw
damn, and every breast is inflamed with patriotism. Thy
all eager to- fly to the frontiers to be the first to moist&
unjust aggressors; but they must not all leave tilt him Se
lot will, therefore, determine which of them shall law
sion to enter into the career of glory. All Europe $
learn to know the character of the men of that land whitfilf
lignant oligarchs would have plunged into anarchy."
Ordered, that honourable mention should bewliall
of this enthusiasm in the Constitutional Journal:
The Secretary COLANERI read an offer fro. da
Carmelite Friar Michell Battaglini, who, not big
able to march in person to the defence of the 000
proposes to clothe for that purpose his bretbleia'
law, Ferdinando de Luca, of Naples, who is delia
of joining the ranks of our warriors. NMI
war Battaglini will maintain him and his _
and in the event of his being killed, will support!:
wife and children. The• offer was accepted, mt
honourable mention ordered.
A letter from Averso states, that on the nth Tr
braary, the Ist regiment of dragoons received Or
standards by the hands of General Rocca R°1112!III
who acted as the Deputy for the Prince. ThePnal
Mollord pronounced a suitable discourse, c0a,c,3_,1
with the words—" The Constitution or Death, "
were repeated by the soldiers with the most litbeirtell
enthusiasm. The regiment then pecforme4
evolutions, uttering in the charge loud shoots
the Constitution.
GETllNT,esaenPnaoperStlnCincognhtiasininateDnioreen tobrepy thaeirPtoathe
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of the Army, accompanied by Lieutenant-U-07.
PARISI, the Minister at War. General CoLLIT"
ctlia
iaor
Igs t
re dy,
D. FERDINAND° Ronarouez, Colonel on the 0"-,
oifnmrcoonrsegootraemncoer,iowei.th
Athoeothpoerr:f.oalLar.
Director of the Ministry of War; and a third,!
par
ing to the Sicilians the rewards assigned by ilk
'lament to those Neapolitans who distingursa
selves in the defence of their country.
above! .
The Messenger who brought the is
'from Naples states, that at midnight, bet v 7:,
10th and 11th instant, the students and Poin'
Turin were in a state of revolt,

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