The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-04-30 00:00:00

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/Irm+ papers to the 27th have arrived. The pre-
parations for the baptism of the infant Prince were pro-
ceeding on a very magnificent scale. The celebration
was to take place on the Ist of May, and the festivities
were to last 3 days. The cerentonial of the baptism
was to take place on the first day, with the marriage of
sixteen female orphans, to be portioned by the City
of Paris, and presented after the marriage to the King
at Notre Dame. On the second day, takes place the
royal banquet, concert, and ball, at the Hold de Ville,
and on the third day balls and concerts are to be given
to the mathet.wornen, apprentices. and labouring
people of Paris in general. There are several regu-
lations for, the public distribution of food and wine,
charitable donations, admissions to the hospitals, and
' illuminations. One of the presents to be made to the
Prince by the City of Paris is a copy of the llenriotle.
It is remarkable that VOLTAINE was refused pertnis-
sion to print this poem in France, under the tiovern-
ment of Louis XV: but Import tantantetr.
The other articles of news are as follows:
Pants, Aram 26.—Letters from Barcelona state that
General PEPE, with some members of the late gotern-
sent of Naples, has arrived there on board of a small
vessel.
Letters from Madrid state that since the arrival of
the news of what has happened in Naples and Piedmont,
there prevails in that capital, amidst apparent tranquil-
lity, a deep agitation which seems to be precursor of
great events.
A legal investigation is going on respecting the
transactions which occurred at the funeral of M. Manuel.
Several witnesses have already been summoned on the
application of the litre's attorney.
It is said that the discussion of the municipal law
will be postponed to next session.
FRENCH FCNDS.—Fire per cent. Consols 92f. 70c.
Opposition to legitimate authority having been
completely crashed both in Piedmont and Naples, the
exercise of severity is shout to commence against the
agents in the late revolts. The following isa specimen
•f the spirit that is begitiniag to appear :
" NAPLES, Aram 10.--Ferdinand I. by the grace of
God, King of the Two Sicilios..k,c. &c. he.
" The paternal hints contained in our deereas of she
29th and 31st of March against secret associations, and
in favour of a general disarming throughout the king-
dom, have not hitherto had the effect which we hoped
for; this shows us the guilty intentions of the offenders;
and such conduct obliges us to take more energetic
measures. Penetrated with the truth that the law to he
perfect requires a penal sanction, and that punishment,
to be useful, calls for prompt and impartial pnblic exam-
ples, on the suggestion of the directors of our royal
secretariats, we Is are decreed, and do decree as follows :
t' Art. I.—A court martial shall be created, invested
with all the powers of a special council of war.
" t —This Court will rigoronsly execute the 4th and
Sth articles of our royal decree of the 31st of blarch,l
against persons carrying prohibited arms, by condemn-
ing to capital punishment, altap assassin, whoever shall
be seized with these arils, au& causing the sentence to
be executed without delay.
" 3. The director of the police is authorized to order
domiciliatory visits as prudence may dictate to him. If
prohibited arms be found in a private house without the
proprietor being furnished with the permission pre-
scribed by article 6th of the aforesaid decree, he shall
suffer the pnnisment and fine pronounced against such
offenders. if the collection of arms and warlike stores
should be sufficiently considerable to estahlish the pre-
sumption of a conspiracy, the director of the police
shall secure the person of the proprietor, and place him,
together with the papers and other documents con-
nected with hisconviction, at the disposition of the court
martial.
"4th. The same court is charged with the execution of
the royal decree of the 28th of March against all kinds
of secret associations, and particularly against the so-
ciety called the Carbunari.
" bth. The object of the society of Carbosari bag
the overthrow and destruction of trovernenonts, nhoeits,
after the publication of the present royal decree shill
inscribe himself as a member of that society, or whoever
bowleg previously abandoned it, shall again attend eon- '1
ventitles known by the name of lodges of Carbonari,.en 1
any other kinsi of prohibited society, shall be punished
with death, as guilty of high treason.
" 6th. All those persons shall be subjected to the pe-
nishment of death, who, without being Carbosari shall
be taken its jiagraate ielirto, by forming partpf a
meeting, baring fur its object the overthrow of pilslic
order.
" 7th. The same Court shall pronounce sentence of
from 3 to 8 years' imprisonment upon any one who,
knowing the plate of meeting of these ruffians, shall
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not immediately inform against therm
"Stk. Wileefer, belseging to the above-named eos-1
vestieles, moved by repentance, shall discover to the
pnliee the names and projects of the temperate's, will I
obtain impunity. liia name will remain unitouvro, and I
will not be inscribed in any register.
" Signed, fur Isis Majesty. in his absentee, ;Iv the Pre-
sident of the Provisional Governtnest, Secretary of
State, and Minister of -Foreign Affairs.
" Marquis de entert.t.o."
The King, wishing to re-establish order is Sicily, or-
der, that a Previsiosal GOVVrEOIOIII may be imosediately
Which shall at:* INiorow. tikt Ciiithaal
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article sailer tbiadate. the fleeter, at whirls ir•pablitsboi
as abstract is our paper of Satanlay, subject*,aM
offeistlers aftr.ainst the State to martial law. its sertis-
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talus. it is publicly made known that whores!, ;111* boll. illyeemsteage
(see. lower tress wens& with which the tonoldipatty ri Neon&
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Aar be found in the territories subject to the dominion
of his Majesty. he shall be put to death." , ;
embraces ihe same of liberty, fa WA; the maim of
down, the article beaded Vienna.)
in secret, anti the rtes have taken measures to r
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The same general direction of the police of the king. yorT strew "P""station le 'fhe Comes. It was faid
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dam has this moment caused the following placard to be
posted:— this excess, being resolved not to depart from their pri
••A reward of 1.000 ducats will be given to any pep ciples of moderation.
news
from
son who shall aid the arrest of the individualshereaftcr
Wimp
time k °Natant Torrenoh , a common teases, on the
appoionea Is
we reeeive d te Napl ai.
named—Laurent de Cancans, Michael Marelli, Joseph
Silvati, Louis Miriehimi, and Joseph Cappnrcio. spea Wilms Ripe In private. The conference is said w
Th on e ly other articles relative to Naples are the hair It." one of great Interest. Among other things
the gal said. " We have not to fear that any one Kay
following : come to attack us. They know the Spaniards:"
Ft.naexce, Aram 14.—Last night her Excellency
•filanatc, APRIL 13..—A report is in eirculatiea,
the Duchess of Florida departed for Route. To-mur-
that the people in Valencia, as a part of the people.
row her august spouse, the King of the Two Sicilia,
demand the deportation of certain individuals, whoa
will set out for the same city.
ai. they point out as stisilested. We are iguoraut of the
VIIINNA. APRIL 16.—(Reeeived by an extraor
nary channel.)--it is stated that a courier who left
details of this alfair, which will probably bt kaown to-
Florence on the 9th has brought intelligence that on morrow.
the sth the King of Naples received a despatch from Aram ll—The representation addressed by the
Constitutional Ayantansiento of Palencia upon the
the Marquis of Circello, atmonscing the restoration
of order in Messina. (lettere% Rossoiroll, the ;earthy events to teach we alluded in our last number bet
one, has been and still continues to be the subject of
eotupanion of Pepe, has followed his example. Ile has
embarked and left his troops, who have sent their sub- conversation among all those who take au interest in
mission to Naplvs. The inhabitants of Mevsina took the fate of their country. The representation in
part in the uestion was drawn up in terms which some try are vi-
norevolt ; and the discovery made by the q
military that the people could not he induced to make cocoas. others patriotic, and which others again af-
firm to be irreverent, and even anarchical. Awing
common palm with thesis, contributed not a little to
defeat the plan of the rebels. these various and conflicting designations, we are sn.
The 'aloe article from Vienna contain,' the first two able to judge which may be the most correct, and ats
subsequent paragraphs. The others contains same obliged to content ourselves wills relating what ire
hear, since we bare not been able to obtain a sight er
further accounts of the march of the Russian army,
. the paper in question.
and the progress and effect of the Oreek insurrection : It appears that the night before last an accoutres"
According to the accounts from Jassy, dated March 31. given to the Cortes in a Secret Sitting, and that fete
great co::sternation prevails there, since it was known the contents of it were characterised in as many mien
ill it the Poop-for of Rnssia had expressed dissatisfac. manners as they have been in public. It is added that
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tion on being informed of the insurrection of Molda. in this Secret Sitting all discussion upon the terms is
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via and Walla.:liia, and had not only declared that be which the paper was drawn up was cut oft shwa, mi
would not assist its promoters, but hall even, in the that the Ouvernment was authorised to take such nose.
mast unequivocal lerws, intimated to them his olieplca- surer as it judged best calculated for the preservatisa
sure. The alarm has been feather increased by the of order, and the respect duct lour tutelary institatiem.
Russian Consul, Pisani, notifying that he Las re. The Minister of the Interior has addressed a cites-
caeca orders to leave Jassy issomeaimelv A number lar letter to the Political Chief, of which the followiag
of Royards and rich individuals have removed to the
is the introduction :
of
and Austrian territories. The reigning " The accounts which have been received of the
toast-
Prince w 44 himself on the point of seeking shelter, events at Naples. though they are indifferent
with till Lis family, in one or other of the neighbour• tiun, which, with its beloved King at its head, ad.
states. emcee, unterrified and majestically, on the path ef
gag
Souse persons here persist in the report of a new war. glory, honour, and prosperity. which they huh spend
According to them the Ituseiaas bare not received to themselves, in adapting with irrevocable reedit-
counter orders. On the contrarv, the first column of tion, the Constitutional System which now happily go.
the Russian army destined for Italy is expected chipve nos us, may, however, encourage the perlidioaseiremles
say, on the 23rd of April at Csatga, in Hungary. of this beneficent system, to increase their cried's' at-
Tit: se troops will continue their march by Crentschin, temPtshY seducing the incautious and ussaspedlag
Tyrnan, Presleargli,.B.lenburgh, Oans,and Kermond, to trouble, in some places, the public tranquility.
sad will enter Styria by Flirstenfield. It is also as. " 'rheas' 'wean' *bay also serve asnesetest to "1"
serted that this column is 100,000 men strong, of
whom 55,0011 are iufatotrv.
Laybach before its.: end of June. unquiet incoasislerate aod imprudent minds, in to inalls.
They will not shirr at ing dangers which do not exist, or giving them mai.
weight than they merit, may excite popular agitatleas
Av.:sot:at:, Aram 19—Several private letters state, which always offend the Majesty of the laws, aemiles•
that orders have been transmitted from Laybarli to miss the public authority, and place the depositaries
hasten the march of the Russian army, which is to of power in the most trying and painful siliatles•—
occupy, coujointly with the Austrian army. the whole The King, whose first duty is the preserved.' of
of Italy from the Alps to the Straits of Messina. We public order, cannot bat foresee that such may be the
are assured that this occupation will take place in con- result of the impression made by the news of the erects
I sequence of a new convention concluded at Laybach. in question, and being resolved to employ the fall ea.
Vies StA. APRIL 11.—For some days considerable bo- tent of his Royal authority to maintain public trap
nces ' dies of recruits have passed its the neighbourhood of this . cit'lllitY' and not to suffer any interruption of thimble
provi and majestic march of the Nation and Goverment,
city, who have arrived from the most distant to consolidate all wise institutions, Le has ordered it
of the empire, escorted by detachments of troops. to be signified to all the political chiefs that in ivies
It is certain that the Russian troops are in march•—
* with the Captain °meal and ether authorities of the
'limy will arrive on the frontiers of Italy in 2 columns' provinces. they are to take all the mean' which their
*se of which will defile very near Vienna, and the other I seal shall suggest,
which circumstances shall deemed.
pass by Pest. The capital of Austria will not have to :
es must de- and which are in the circle of their functions, as well
maintain the Russians ; but all the other citi
to pursue without remission the secret enemies of the
fray the cavilers attending the passage of these troops.. -.ystem, to discover their inquisitous intrigues, to de-
C plaints of the stagnation of comments daily in• liver them up to the arm of judicial power, and to es-
crease This stag:teflon is the more prejudicial to seve- , cite die zeal of the latter to indict prompt popenil etas:at% of Austrian subjects, as the contributions : plary panishment, as also to repress everylar
(taxes) have not ceased to Le severely augmented for 20 I agitation and tumult, whatever may be its pretest.
years in an enormous progression. 1 His Excelleocy then enforces the necessity of talkie.
A letter from Jassv, of the 2;th of March, announces , cuing the people of the provinces with respect to the
towards the Danube with real situation of the country, and to inspire themxith
that Prince Ypsilanti advances
20,000 men, and six pieces of cannon.— the conviction that though events like those at Naples
a body of about
cannot but aMict the friends of liberty, vet they will
Prince Sum continues preparations fur war: Ise does
not want money. The number of Turks who have been never arrest the progress of the Spanisit nation sad
massacred by the people are estimated at 40. Those whoendanger its Independence, its representatives and its
king being firmly uuited together, and resolved le pe-
were at liodusebain ded into the Russian provinces. rislo rather than suffer this heroic nation to become a
Intelligence from Constantinople states, that the Tar. victim to despotism, or to cease to reap tbehaitspree
tars, who have been sent in all directions, have carried noised by the exact observance dour sacred cedes[an order to the Pachas of all the provinces of Europe servin in their glorious career. without rega
sag Asia, to unite, and speedily pet ilk pooh 101 the etAishorastisos owl wittiest cakelatieg lit
Itisbps wforcla they can reinter moveable. . goottriar boa success if the cause of liberty albs;
aleta APRILs, 1 I.—Letters fronaroland masonA
letter from Akoy, is The L'airerp
the them.•
'lntelligence of the march of die Russian army late Italy. el, says,
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Other accounts positively assert that the army of that wise disinrhalle" at drat on the 71b. 'l"lrthes
nation, commanded by General Witgenstein, is destined • re hilled,
arrays were Obliged to fire ; some persons se
Tut key, lad that the Austria' 0
to occupy the frontiers of *woe severely wounded. Tranquillity • selis bonen'
.restureil, and the prisons were full of the guilty. Tie
army of llalicia has the satyr destination.
They are very content in Prussia with the near retire o
. Ilisterbessiee lime at the election of a new Maniries-
of Prince liordemserg, from whoog.
premises say, thee She oerrikei, says tbe letter, wanted to low
nistrative organization of tbe kin • a miff adnit' :claim for Akide, a person formerly a devoted Wall"
the documents fur the establishment Oa oseatitati 1
°lnnis expected. All of Elio. The tioverament is said to bare got
and representative system are reo4f.""- orders to Burgos to tre, by martial law, the pen"'
Nomara is want- laerly arrested by the troops, accu:ding to lies use
ing than to place them in miler,
,and put a finishing is force.
band to the Work.
The following articles relative to Spain are from the,
Madrid and Paris papers that arrived last night. The
first is an apology fur the lair about to be passed hg
the Cortes, which is deemed inconsistent with the'
of their.Conatitution :

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The House of Commons meet this Cresistr.
smut to adjoarataent. Besides the appoint's!
uWO.
and orders of the day, it is asserted, is a pper
useesiag, that some notice sr motion will he hretifil
forward riwitieeted with the Liberty of the Pre-'
Pima kr Wit will, it is said. be also submitted te Jis•
eussism to.morrvw, by a Weis* ?iublesses. ll'
Het" 6f lords. 11. variety of other soloject4 of the
highest iateseet to the public. will probe
awaked.* of Psalmist in the coarse et I it I"'
Amemg time, is Use kit of the Aria" C°lll.

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