Star.
London, England, 1821-04-03 00:00:00

NEAPOLITANS.

" The undersigned, furnished with full powers for
that purpose, have agreed upon the following Articles
" 1. There shall be a suspension of hostilities on
all points of the kingdom.
" 2. Hostilities shall also cease by sea, with as little
delay as possible. Orders to this effect shall be im-
mediately dispatched by the two parties.
" 3. The Austrian'Army shall occupy Capua. To-
morrow, the 21st, its posts shall occupy, but not pass
the town of Aversa.

" 1. The occupation of the town of Naples and its
forts shall be the object of a particular Convention.
" 5. The Austrian Army shall respect persons and
property, whatever may be the particular circum-
stances of each individual.

" 6. All Royal property, and property of the State,
existing in the Provinces occupied by the Austrian
army, or which' it may occupy; all arsenals, ma-
gazines, parks, dock-yards, manufactories of arms,
&c. belong of right to the King, and shall be re-
spected as such.
" 7. In all the places and forts occupied by the
Austrian army, there shall be, independent of the
Austrian Commander,%a Governor in tl:e name of the
King. All the materiel of war, in as far as respects
the administrative part, shall be under the Royal
administrative directions.

8. The present Convention shall be ratified by
the Prince Regent and by Baron Frimont, the Gene-
ral commanding the Austrian army.
"'Signed at the Grand Priory of Naples, before Capua, March
20,1824 (Sigued) " Baron AMBROSIO.
" Count FItYNELMONT."

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NOVARA, MARCH °S.
The following Declaration has been published here :

" CHARLES ALBERT or SAVOY, ,inc. or CARIGNAN°.

" When we accepted the difficult functions of Prince Regent,
it was only done to give proofs of our entire obedience to the
King, and the ardent desire with which we are animated for the
public good, which did not permit us:to refuse the reins of state,
confided to usfor the moment, to prevent its falling htto anarchy,
the greatest of all evils that can afflict a Nation. But our first
solemn oath has been that of fidelity to our well-Moved King,
Charles Felix.

" As a pledge of the firmness with which we maintain the
faith we have sworn, we have quitted the capital with the troops
which follow us; and having arrived here, we declare openly
that, renouncing the abovenamed functions of Prince Regent,
we have no desire remaining but to show ourselves the firs& in
the path of honour which our august Sovereign points out to us,
and to set the example, once and for ever, of the most respect-
ful obedience. to the will of the Sovereign.

(Signed) " CHARLES ALBERT.
a Given at Novara, March 23, 1821."

PROCLAMATION'.

" Piedmontese!—His Majesty Charles Felix, on whom, after
the abdication of his Majesty Victor Emmanuel, the sovereign
authority has devolved, has commanded me to unite his faithful
troops into one army, and to assume the chief command.
" Already his Royal Highness the Prince of Carignano, giving
the first example of obedience to the sovereign wilt, and of Me-
lity to the Throne, has repaired to Novara, followed by two
Regiments of Cavalry, and one battery of Artillery, which he
has conducted hither from the capital.
" All those who are not blinded by deceitful illusions will ap-
plaud this example, aware that our firm re-union around the
Throne of our Kings is the sole way to safety which remains to
us, to avoid the calamities with which our dear country is me
naced ; of which that of seeing it occupied by foreign troops is
not one of the least disastrous.

Piedmontese ! I feel proud at having been selected for this

undertaking, for which I prepare myself with confidence, because
I know that you are loyal, and animated like myself by the love
of our country. I.et us restore to our beautiful country that
tranquillity which a handful of ill-judging individuals, impelled
by unbridled ambition and insolent folly, have essayed to deprive',
us of, in wishing to make us los« the reputation of fidelity to the
august House of Savoy—a reputation which, during eight cen-
turies, has formed our most valued possession.
" Citizens and Soldiers ! Recollect that you form but one
family, of which our good King, Charles Felix, is the father. His
voice alone is that which you are to follow ; any ether will plunge
Tot into mourning and desolation. Live the King !

6 Given at Novara, 23d March, 1821. (Signed)
K DE LATOUR, General in Chief."

PROCLAMATION.

Pledniontese warriors! None of you are ignorant of the
extraordinary viebsitudes under which the country groans. Our
misfortunes are already very great. Those which menace us are
still greater. It has been attempted to introduce into our coon-
' try a form of government reprehended by three powerful
Monarchs, and their victorious armies will immediately advance '
from Naples to overthrow us and to swallow us up.
" Whilst the disturbers of order placed the country in this
great danger, they employed, besides, different modes of seduc-
tion to overthrow all military discipline, in stirring up the sol-

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tilers by gifts, promises, and seditious diicourses, thus rendering.
them incapable to our defence, whilst calling up against us innu-
merable enemies. In this state of things all hope appeared for
ever lost, but Poorumcx had ccrfidocted into a place of
liberty and security a Prince' of Savoy, to Whom the crown
belongs by a legitimate righf4e
" Charles Felix has spoke has pointed out to every sol-
dier and to every subject tha path of duty and honour; he has
conferred on me the supreme command of the army ; he pro-
mises to reward like a King all those who, with me, labour for
the.re-establishment of peace and tranquillity in'these countries
not long ago so happy.
" But, In the meantime, he will treat as rebels thosedis-
turbers who, through obstinacy, continue to call down upon us
the inevitable misfortune of a foreign invasion.
." FAithful to that which is required of me by the most sacred
of duties, I announce to you the orders and the promise of the
Sovereign. Already, in the midst of us, the Prince of Carig-
nano offers the example of obedience. Followed by faithful Re-
giments, he has come hither to assist in the common safety.
" Brave Warriors ! faithful Subjects of every rank and of
every estate ! Rally under the sacred standard of your King.
SUstain my efforts. Manifest but one heart and one spiiit. It
Is thus you will save the country from the dangers that menace
her. It is thus you will preserve this ancient kingdom and your
ancient glory ; and it is thus that you will present to your most
distant posterity an example of fidelity, of worth, and of the
true lore of your country. (Signed)
. " DE LATOUR, General-in-Chief.
" At Novara, March 23, 1821."