The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-04-02 00:00:00

line, are tranquil in their cantonments; het it is
same time stated that the Prince Regent had
bead-quarters of the first rorps of the army; that
he found every thing there in good order. and that O
neral Carascosa was maniruvring with his well-Immea
ability to support the second corps.
_
It is added, that Marshal Verdinosi, whose colas*/
hail sustained no loss, wes in the province of Chiettasa
that he would embarrass the enemy by man enering in
his flanks.

We learn to day that a council of war, presided by ie
Prince Regent, has been held at Capua. On the break.
iog up of the council the Prince sent Lieut.-teena
Florence on a mission to the King.

31tLAN, M.tßcu 21.—tleneral Wardell;, *lgo was 4.
spatched by the Doke of Calabria to H Kink of Ns.
Ales, left Florence on the 19th, to return to Naples tit
a letter addressed to his Royal Highness..

NAPLES. MARCH 14.
(EXTRACT OP A PRIVATE LSTTEIt.)

" On the 9th the Austrians advanced and attached
the position which coven') Aquila. It apron that
they met with no resistance, as all lied at their approach:
and even the defiles of Antroduco, where few ales wood

have sufficed to arrest the progress of a whole corps of
the enemy, were abandoned. The militia and legies.ir
troops tied from their colours. At kvit tto whit
army of General Pepe disappeared, and Le attivii
at Castel di Sawa.

" It is said that the rneaways having committed wow
excesses in the places through which they passes, the
city of Sulinons closed its gates against Owen. The
army of Uarascosa, which found itself iu dupe of
being cut off, has received orders to aimed°, then.
trenched camp of Magnano and the line of the (brit
liano, and to retire to Carta by that of the Volturno.
As soon as the news of this defeat n•as received, the

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Prince Regent communicated it to the Parliament, who
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de,l,64„kdaitelr-tsle-chaartettpbeteontl:sesl:,dilvefoorf tr!eaclaa:;riiiia;
troops to Naples, for the purpose of preserving then-an.
quality of the city.
"There remains here no symptom of aritation; the
Royal Family have abandoned the project of going to
I Messina, and will remain here."
The Wooing extract from the letter of a Orate
correspondent gives some further account of the pm
gress and proceedings of the Austrians
TURIN, Blanca 23.—The Milan wail has arrived here
this morning, bringing the gazette of' the :Ist. We
find in it the capitulation of Aquila, which begins is
this explicit manner:—" lu virtue of the authority me-
ferret' upon the Austrian troops by King. Ferdinand aft
the 23d of February, Lieutenant-General Mohr take
possession of Aquila." The first article is, that the
fortress shall be garrisoned by Austrian and Neapolitan
troops ; that the command in chief shall be in the Ass
mans ; but that the flag of Ferdinand will be displayed
on the walls.
We have nothing to add to these details, hot the
account of a proclamation stated in a private letter
from Paris, of the 2Sth nit. to have been issued by tte
Constitutional tioyernment of Naple, previous to its
dissolution :
" Countrymen—lt is found impossible effectually to
resist the progress of the Austrian army. We had hoped
a different result, bat you must now be content with
such terms and with such a Constitution us the King nosy
66 axcom MENDED to give yaw. Our functions are at an
end ; but we cannot close them without the expression
of a fervent wish that you may obtain from the clemency
and liberality of his Majesty all that, under other and
more fortunate circumstances, you might have procured
fur yourselves."

Since writing the above we learn, that letters hare
been received from Paris, dated at a late hour on SA.

turday.
Advires had on that afternoon readied the French
capital, of the entrance of the Austrian troops into
Naples. They are said to have been received by the
Neapolitans with every demonstration of joy !!!
The accounts from lavbach are of
The Emperors of Austria and Russia are stated tohare
bound themselves, by a fresh treaty, to oppose every
change of government in foreiis countries that Mar
have been produced by the
The French Funds closed on Saturday at Slf. 25e.

By advices from Turin, it is ascertained that the
Prince Regent of Sardinia,',without informing either
the National Junta or his Ministers of his departure.
leas gone to the army of Norvara, on the Milanese
frontier. In hia absence the Provincial Junta, on the
•22t1 ult, issued a proclamation, in which they declared
their resolution to remain united till they can resirt
the public administration into the hands of other per-
sons authorised by his Majesty Charles Felix. or hi*
Serene Highness the Prince Regent. On the next day
the following decree was made public.
° THE PROVISIONAL JUNTA,
" Seeing that in the present siltation of the country.
it is above all things most urgent to preserve robin;
order, and to put an end to every irrygolatity ill the.
tneamtres adopted Isy each province fur the puipose ut
avoiding anarchy, do

" DU KEE
" I. There- shall be appointed for each prnvince a
political chief*. on whom shall depend all aothorities and
offices within the peocinee..in whatever relates to ailuii-
nistration and police. This political chief shall cer•
respond with the First Secretary of State for the Home
Departniene,.and propose to him the measures which it
may be thought advisable to adopt.
" 11. The indemnity to lw Er Awed to the political
chief, and the expense of Isivoifice. shall be regulated by
a sninetinent decry,.
" 111. The First %emetic". of `State for the Home P
pertinent is charged with the execution uf the present
decree. 11.31ARESTINI, Presided'.
nALPOI4OI4
IS Done at Turin,. Mutb 23."