The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-04-11 00:00:00

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d tfie 13th, which contains very siltvrcsting
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we impatiently expected the result of anwaittit:
Pepe intended inalie at Rieti, against the attack
wil;"
of Pepe,
le ..ustr,ao
army.
'The Prince on the 9th stopped at Papua on • at
of the had weather. and announced ids return Watt' ri"--„,
!+th those
tphesta emit. Cr:47gell.stullsie,i4abilljoutiatnitse
that he had retired to Antrodoeso, and that 71
tiering the desertion which daily increased am. e 11.%
militia, he probably would not be aisle to maintain
self its that position.
Deneral Curaseosa, who received the same int 11'
genre by letegraph, ordered 11. e evacuation of the pod"
of St. likeratano iot soon as the advanced post of toe
-
er
sigartans showed themselves. The militia at St.
Cement, behaved as they bad dome in the Abrulti and
it was with great difficulty that the rrince'y toi,ana
was saved at Aligstamt. 'llse militia and the
troops obeyed their parliament in one twilit wil, thlr
Y
destroyed rye, y thing they could not carry away
•• When the new. of the evacuation of -Sorg .a.nd St
•
Brennan'. and of the entire ilissointion of the legivaa
regiments, arrived at Naples, the parliament sent a Jr.
pity to the Prince to entreat him to employ an tht,
means yet in his power for the deliverance of Isiscoantri.
•
•• 'floe Prince on the morning of the lOtb held •-•
litary council. in which t Quartermaster-General, rt..
restan Pepe, proposed to have his brother bumeht
taattacked the enemy •ourt-martial tot having a tigthaau;
order.
" The Prince oletermineol to go to Mimeo, Aid,/
to communicate tt ith lien. Cameo's; but he kid
scarcely quitted Capita when he met a troop of hussars,
whirl' made hint anger nu
.2110 d, snit at the pest of
Torricello be found his esplipage, and an adjutant ot
lien. l'araseosa, who advised Into to go no farther.
" After this the Prince sent a messenger from Capra
to parliament to inform it of the real state of and
Ili
The news ,ileorsetrn
rirtomettli
,Zl;:rpules 7zii,n
otnffeithoieng of ;hr tutu _
and fiielitof
ferent regiments, was spread about everywhere oa tile
noodling Of the llth.
" In the night a courier arrived from earasenna, who
demanded a conference with the Prince, who seat tothe
tieneral, at Avers*, Florentan Pepe. Collette, and Fat-
, della. Florestan Pepe's advice was to dissolve the pm
liament, and to wait the orders of the King. The nest
day he gave in his resignation. 11 tn. Pepe appear* N
have been turned unt.
•• The Parliament met yesterday in secret eanninet.
The debates were very warm. Sl'Ventl Deputies, she
had hitherto kept silence, now raised their voice ou the
approach of danger. They voted addresses, one to the
King. the other to the Prince Regent. A* they are wet
vet plthlisheol. I cannot speak of them with certaists:
only know that they all turn on this captious arrows;
• viz : —"l'hat in every thing which has yet beendomthe
parliament thought it was acting aceoroli lig to the express
I wish of the King. If they had been mistaken on that
point, they were not inclined to make any residua.
! and were ready to obey his orders.' The Prince wo
entreated to become a Mediator between the hieg
ail
the nation.
•• The Deputies, on leaving the sitting, were, as mai.
satiated with the acclamation of • Liberty or Made—
They answered to the persons shouting. that it weiJ
be better for them, instead of prescribing laws tops&
ment, to use all their endeavours to drive away the
!SWUM
" The news of the ilisgrceful flight of the anithand
of the regular troops, regarded as the halfwit/1k
ronotitntion and the streugth of tlw armies d Oneul
Pepe add Carascosa, struck the Cartooned Mu ante
tlerboit. The • Alta A'eisolita' assendofed a &wailing,.
The sitting was extremely stormy. It was dotoomatE
to send out emissaries to prooritre information of the red
state of affairs but the intelligence they brought is to
yet unknown. It is certain, however. that awing.*
night all the secret archives of the lo.lee were rommnwil
to the flames. The loge desird 111., fort of St. Klee
to be delivered up to thedm. Thee Sopreme Committed
Five sent orders and circulars to all the broth/mil
which they were instructed to destroy all those of tke
militia anal regular troops who had •fled. We bth°
' that the number of those troops is too great to nolo
the execution of this humane order easy. It is rerun
however, that the inhabitants of the plates throaf'
which they passed, have slaughtered a considerable
number of them, in order to free themselves from duue
rapine awl aandatisna."
Private letters from Paris contain none interesting
intelligence respecting Piedmont as well as Nallki
and Spain :--
PARIS. :11.1111. 7.—The Junta of Turin plorifiel itseif
on the Itstlo of last month, by the es pulsion of Member+
who were doubtful. Sienna and Savoy hate united is
the co mutton cause with Piedmont. Savoy had hesitiloi
to manifest herself at first, as a great !umbel of Well«
tants woithl not pronounce their sentiments Gideon
ease of a re-union with Frwaire ; hat not being able to
obtain thin at present, they have joined the ?Intent*
tent.. The Preside:it of the Turin Junta in Named 31a-
rentini, a man of tact and great talent , aloe was formerly
named as a Bishop by Nalsoleon, but was refused the
Mill of institution loy the Pope. 'ow if
It is said that the troops who followed the
Carignanu havejoired the rest of the atnly.
The t•
ing goes on with the greatest facility.
1 friss
A letter received the day before yesterday
pies states, that some persons leave been shot Uwe.
that the Austrians have been astonished at theffhafra.,
*nee of the Neapolitan army, and are entirely itir".,
of what has become of it.--Ilayi tog found in iliestonL"
the Ministry the returns of the immense tloteriel
Offlo7, they are not without ingnietude, and cower:
keep a very strict look out, and send reconswitfiar_
the oat Jelly in every direction, six or eight Infr_
'Orme the Mc, wise belie sewer been aide to discolor
was which wowld anoossuce the destreetioa
akkion of such an immense ooreterie/.
that Coft7lies NainYt;nftdnetoretraeisivetmslierh‘tiPtniddari•dr' lither"--"lgt
men to oppose the invasion of the Russians, °lag
event take place.
The following article from The Meow Coed Ge
:me of a preceding date, informs tot of some 6e
previous correspondence between Naples awl
Bach. •
bss
letters front the Duke of Calabria, mod also a
to"lsLisALuaj4ec:ost'ylittall:enli24—uttl'elitleterATFoaroatielielliesla hir/falli:4:1.
hides of the Parliament ; all of which, inured
to.sarlansission, hot at the 5311ie tithe contained
the tari-tmlitag to which was to farilitate to tlw. ft:
will,
donors. hisorif
lout entering Into any propo.als, es
SAM! I,
his answer to the Dale of Catabria, th
party the issue of the alLir. lits Mart). •
raesi
OA of February; maid lieneral Fardellt zrfo
Ire held
aka, from Floreeer to the loradtpearters ff
Pagniapiettatlett sene
1111: asn in
nte his
P ilfP170111:guil;
in Chief of the Imperial agnoy. whioe°Pe rali°•ir r
r
\spies, as our aeconato show, were pot at all
•• the mission of liseeral Fardelle-

Nothing htling tho wis+lll6.
*et ancestints dote,. nyfreting the inronits a<<iolto
and tyranny. Omni thrisits sad RWIIII6OIII 1.411.

INAPIMEME
tablisbed for b
dividnals, and
fitted the lives oi
ed ►v arbitrary
eaceofcatmes of
jealousy has be
motive or soot
have been allot
have been made
systems are sul
nation of every
common htunat
which the press
inconsistent wi
be regarded.
vast proportion
and on examin
Freston are p
awful penalties
them the sever
In the belt(
could not have
as we referred
people in age
tire is now pet
the case of mu
officers ran vi

tertion, la WI
call their 11013
a sitnihr inai
some years as

am! the exere
as game reser

to the press
the Revenue
smugglers a
moulded and
well known tl
of the weekly
the name of t
of a ruing*
shore near

hand slashed
fssi innate nil
knocket

held to operi
selected from
for their dari
without rest'
the law. 'IL
the Court of
the Ka xo's
place ; and I
professional
Appeal) is I
ensued. TI
nos, that th
by a pecttah
niters of I
bribed to
nilmadNl
staple of tits
euconrage

Letters it
which way
than cats b
which was t
At the abet
the inhabit+
King's dell
affairs. Pi'
ffloglaoi
thought, for
The Imperil
wood is cull
shiptioeuts
esceptios •
%hen they
present alts
to he ant
country, he
to he spot
we talent
metier at 1
the Preach
sone. Th
an WA to
the sole of
of Cow
The hill
look we
fall• t• the
tii• We do e
lamtho' ha.

of a ruingg
shore near
baud 'lashed
fok innate no
•
was kaockei
rang. The
and apprehem
but though •
rei veil was fab!
a violent reels
the wilful mut
during the wt
tertian of the
attended on ti
pitied as Coe
which had oc
Wt. Ilrrri
1 to assert, iu c
after Pentettre
• quietly have s
tire prisualer.B
probably drop
not, a‘ the seqi
• AJKSTV'S p
It in the prison,
is
he verified, p
the the willow of
cu remember wr
u the case cone
tit 4
.it held to operi
selected frUltl
lel 1 for their dari
eri without rest'
3 the law. 'lt
iw
the Court of
is the liaxir's
9 place ; and I
1k professional
tit Appeal) is I
tit
ensued. TI
poi was, that th
eit• by a pectuth
vs. niters of
sd bribed to
or- erspeaded
is` staple of thi

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