The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-03-20 00:00:00

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Neapolitan Gazettes to the 3d instant roma", a De.
cree by the P:tnc.e Regent, announcing his intese
tL"ieruetit'anira uttl:GelitlirerableaPillatifsh,tie
sealZatatcrrenitUrt eto..uieal 4
neral otletta is charged, in conserlette,,, with tht
portfolio oh the Ministry of War anal Marine.
other appointing D. Feroinando ry tl::etca, t okiel
sa
the Stafl., a Director of the Ministry sit ; 40i s
third, extentlang lii the Sicilians tbs rewards
by the Portia:urn' to those Neapalisano „dm, ,ti",t,
;:nigh themselves in the defenre of their toantsv.
:vs extraordinary Sitting of Parliament of the 11th of
February, measure., %%ere adopted to distress tar m-
un
ilk ads isner, by removing frau' the Om
tae es-
nitions of war and provisions. Signer ratria eye • •
,
that the object of the Committee, in fratniog th, De.
erre, was to slept ire the enemy of all Isom at taw.
plies, and to pro: ceil in the sawn wanner as weo 4;o
in Spain with resi.ect to the great Fiends AMY,
Letters from N.oples, dated the 21ith of February.
' state that an official document had been pobeoki.d, e.
qncstrating. all Austrian property iu the Neapolitas
territory ; and also, that letters of twrgt,c boa hen
issued agaivat all vessels under the Imperial Fla:.
Extract of a letter, dated Naples, March 3.
Our latest intelligence from the armies state the Y.
vanred body of the Auatriaes to have halted at Mar.
tetosi (about 20 miles north of How), and thermos
is said to hr that they find.thesuarly es not suffsete• rao
strong for their undertaking. 'I he whole of tiMr
force does not exceed 43,000 men, which is eertaisle
not adequate to the conquest of a coinage almost at•
aninsously sleterusitsed to make any asstrifice rather
than submit to the Austrians. 'l' he letter of the hist
from Laybaels, which the Allies thottela 'yenta bate
worked sfrongly in their favour, has Intadueed tie
coutrary effect rat uniting all parties : and souse sf the
partitular and personal frieuda musings% the f'
volunteer., to the flontiers.
'1 he army nsov collected together to defend deposes
into the kinTsloas, including regulars and 'militia, IL
exceed 130,4,00 men ; and this number is daily ie. r'7l
creasing by volunteers docking to the borders. la
the approat !sing contest, the greatest difficulty this ra
vernertent has to encounter is a wait of stoney; ant
this they already feel very severely. 'the forced leas
of 3,000,1100 ducat.. is collected ►ery slowly ; far per-
sons, particularly those connected aid, trade, hate we
realty the ability to contribute their proportion.
The couslu':t of England while trig contest is psi.
iu„ is most extraordinary. After keeping a hitt
squadron Isere during the last four months, under is
pretext of protecting British privet, and perm.
when neither were in the slightest danger. °aerial
the Austrians are corning down, and where evil is
really to be feared, the whole are ordered lemur, with
the exception of the Roche fort and /pitigeek. 11*
Vettgrctir and Liffry have already sailed, and she stletire
sails to-morrow. We hale accounts from Palermo Is
the 27th ult., when every thing wasperfectly trauttail
iu that city.
The Hyperion frigate. has reached England shred
from Lima, with al; ices to 12th of Demob':
From this source we Icarus that lieu. San Marti', Mr
at Guacho, about thirty stiles from lama, with ;8.1001
troop, and had been joined by many of the iubali•
(ants whets the Hyperion sailed ; she has it lop
quautiey of specie MI hoard, and slid not touch at
are
port sluice leaving Callao. 't he ships Loud Sliethelt:,
Edward Ether, and tiraun, all belonging to Loden.
will. It sailed from Cadiz its June, have heels caps:teed:
die tau former of Calleo by the Chiliais %quadrat.
and the latter on the coast to the southward by the
Spanish Authorities. The following is all email
of a letter from Callao. dated 19th of Nuveudwr:— •
" After the capture of the Spanish frigate Esurrralds
by the boats of laird Coarane's squadroe tat the
night of the sth instant, the Spanish navel o,NiEer..
in order to shield themselves fruits the public iasliglet-
don, averred that assistance bad been given to tlae as'
sill:tilts by the English vessels in the harbour. 111.0
ao irritated the people in this town, that a tumult
took place, and an iudiscriminate massacre of the fir
rrigners commenced. They fired into a boat of the
Americas' frigate Macedonian, wounded the officer.
killed some of the men, and wounded the others:
fortunately some military officers interfered, alai Pn'
served the lives of many by seenring them in Prig"'
from the reach of the tuub. We hate nut been A:4
to ascertain the number of the sutli.rers, but shut's%
imagine about fifteen, principally sealllCll,
victims to the cruelty of these infuriated people.
Aloutrage slid nut extend to Lima, but we were sm
obliged to take refuge ou board our vessels iss
lb
bay."
Lord Cochrane was wounded in the timigh, is°
successful attach he made un the Spanish frigate Esti
wraith', at Lima. '1 he Spanish officers of the E.sle
nada, to shield themselves from public ie.liee.aion.
gave out that the Esighish re
hall assisted Lord Cochrane—all foreigeets
threatened to be massacred in cousequente, at..i
tumult on allure, fifteen were killed by da.
populace.
We bear that the establishment of Deplor't
vessels in the barbear
yard is to be entirely gives' up. A few p• t-
be stationed there to proctet the property
posed that it wia snake a saving of Anat. a
altar.
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On Saturtl”, the 17th inst. at t:arshelloa. Nit. Poroilatt.
of Fleet-street. to Clarissa. e:dest (laughter t% .t I *rt."'
.ton. 4:herihal ton. Su_

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On Sunday afternoon. the I EStb instant, at his toetse tt
Clapton, T. Chismass. Esq.. In the t•Sth ) 4.&r ..i Wii :Or•
On Thursday last, at an advanced ae, r•itibetts.4lll•El,
of Edward 1/Nti land, Esq., of the Seeseeer•uottNe, t'astisit.....
universal') regretted. -
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by K. WARDELL. Jen. I.L. B.: to whom 111 I ffivillill'.
Wiens, Orders, Lt. are releesteS to by ddre,,ed.