The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-03-30 00:00:00

united, themselves to the seditious, or who may venture,

or who may have ventured, either to proclaim a consti
tution or to make any other innovation contrary to the
plenitude of the Royal Authority. We declare null
every act of sovereign competency which may have been
made or may be made since the said abdication of the
King our well-beloved brother, which has not emanated
from, or bees expressly sanctioned by us.
"At the same time we engage all the subjects of the
King, whether they belong to the army or any other
class, who have remained faithful, to persevere in their
sentiments of fidelity. and to oppose energetically the
mall number of rebels, and to hold themselves ready to
obey all our commands, and every appeal for re-establish-
ing the legitimate order, whilst we will place every
means in requisition to assist them as promptly as pos-
sible.
" Full of confidence in the grace and assistance of
Ood, who always protects the cause of justice; and per-
suaded that our august allies are disposed to come
promptly to our assistance with all their forces (with
the only generous intention constantly manifested by
them of supporting the legitimacy of thrones, the plenti-
tads of royal power, and the integrity of States,) we
bop* to be soon in a state to re-establish order and tran-
quillity, and to recompense those who under the present
circumstances shall have particularly merited our favor-
able acknowledgments.
We notify, by these presents, our wishes to all the
subjects of the King, as a rule fur their conduct.
" CHARLES FEU,.
‘' Dose at Modena, March 16th, 1611."
Upon the reception of this declaration Prince Carig•
mum convoked the Provisional Junta; but the result of
their deliberations is not yet known.
TURIN, Maness ?O.
(PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.)
Orders have been issued for singing the Donaine,
rum fee regetn nostrum Carolina Pima, in all the
churches of the capital.
The Marquis Costa, Eqnerry to the Regent, who hail
been sent to the King Charles Felix, arrived yesterday.
The King's reply to the invitation of the Prince, which
was not •ery satisfactory, was speedily made known,
and produced a painful sensation. All the Ministers,
both old and new, together with those who signed the
act of abdication of King Victor Emmanuel, were im-
mediately assembled to bear the answer of King Felix.
The abdication of King Victor Emmanuel was accom-
panied by an act intimating that the King had given a
promise to the three foreign Powers not to adhere to
any constitution that might be imposed on him ; and
that, not wishing to break his word, or sacrifice his
people, he had resolved to abdicate.
It is confidently stated that a deputation is about to
Se sent to Nice to entreat King Victor Emmanuel to
write a letter to his brother, begging him to accept the
Crown, and to return to his dominions.
The following document has jnst been published:—
" CHAIM! ALBERT OF SAVOY, PRINCE OF C•RIONANO,

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" Our very mighty Sovereign. King Charles Felix,
replies to the communications (which, in our quality of
Prince Regent, we have thought it our duty to make
to him) in such a way as leads to the supposition that,
daring his absence, he has not been fully acquainted
with the situation and the affairs of his kingdom. We
who are faithful subjects. aid 1 who sin the first, con-
sider it our duty to explain to his Majesty the present
situation and the wishes of his people : we shall thereby
necessarily attain the happy result that will be dictated
by the heart of a Prince intent on rendering his subjects
happy. The Government, which is firm and vigilant,
does not doubt the cooperation of the good citisens in
maintaining the state of order and tranquillity so hap-
pily restored, and also in preserving to the monarch a
lourishing kingdom, whose inhabitants are united by a
spirit of concord and peace.
" OHARLXII ALBERT.
"Gives at Turin, March 18, 1821."
His Excellency Cardinal Moroszo, who is appointed
a member of the junta, arrived yesterday evening in the
capital. He visited the Prince Regent, who
ately charged him with an extraordinary mission to his
Majesty King Charles Felix.
TURIN, MARCH 21.—The knowledge of the proclama-
tion of the Duke of Genevols, which it was wished, bat
is vain, to conceal from the public, has produced
a very remarkable effect among our regenerators, that
of damping all their ambition. None of them now
wish to be employed, and several have fallen sick on
learning their nomination. The provisional junta is not
free from this contagion ; and in order to secure a loo-
ms. it has been necessary to re-compose it two or three
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