Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-20

It in W. ms to the French army OF TIA,
i'd IA mon the rear of the Allied
sla re Re- has been SO by his d,fe 9,
sraY 80 which have secured all ltaIY
operatloa,I, ;;t;on and he has been sui
pthe s. ssi to England. as it enabled her.
n'fe .se alliance entered into'wlth n her !,
iron. 81 a,s : her troops from Sicily, y to
TO slln' them usefally in the expedition
snp ssaos. aad even in America, without
d oe s.ll;sace costing her the smallest
tbls . a"s Els Neapoiitan Majesty having
sDsl"s a,sn means, conquered all the ter
b ais # southern Italy. which he innl me-
ntsi' ' restored to their ancient sove-
d!a'sl' tepbiss only small part OF the
r'sns, conquered from the ancient
i.aa;s Of ItalT, destined by the Allies
NDs' .slxes for TIE Indemnity stipulated
tls g,ras Of his Grown by the treaty OF
n tbe ilth Jan. last. III oo,,,a
psgI,pl lave more sure, more usef9i. 9
ba ~. s;peerely attached. tran king
n0S ;ss shetiIer from gratitude, whether
s h;;s political system, whether,j IN
,sD FINN the commercial advantages
, ,.S he Offer. to the English ma
toal ~ &c
j. Po,rbon family on the throne Of Ma
" -. can IN no point of view be suitable
| pr parland. The British government
..bt nat to forget that in 1862 it was
S sSrsa to send a squadron to Naples,
!. al,l;oe King Charles III. not to ac-
.s,ls 70 the family Compact, which
World be in fact renewed, il the king
Am, af Naples we're to pass under the
S.a;n;on of the Bourbans. Neither
orqbt Eagland to forget the recent con-
Art Of the court Of Sicil towards the
Ritish government and nation, compa-
rcd with the protection. the sneciai favor
s1d the particular regards which the
Ppslish commerce and subjects enjoy
n ire kingdom of Naples. as we'll as the
scgit;es Of ever, kind which the troops
,fhs Britannia Majesty, stationed in
Ire Ionian islands, 4ailr received from
lie friendship of the Neapolitan govern
ment.
Thus the laws Of honor, and the true
interests Of Great Britain equally concur
IN demonstrating the dutg and the uti-
rty Of an iatimate union between her
Ais NeapoI;taa Maiest,.
In consequence ofthese considerations.
DE Undersigned Ministers Pemg otea-
tary Of his Majesty the King of Naples,
request bis Excellency Lord astlereagh,
Secretary of State for foreign affairs of
bis Britannia Majesty, ohaye the good
ness 70 proceed to the prompt conclusion
Ofade6nite Treaty Of peace between the
two Crowns, which NAV forever fix the
political relations and their commercial
interests, more especially as England
has never, by an act, guaranteed the king
dom of Naples TO king Fcrdinaad, while
she has etfectually guaranteed it to King
Joachim, by her adherence to the treaty
Of the 18th January, existing between
the courts of Naples and Vienna.
His Nearohtan Majesty also itatters
himself that the British government, ami
mated with the noble and generous de-
sire Of distinguishing IN Europe all germs
Of dissentions, VII. in its wisdom, en-
deayor to fud means to bring about
better understanding between the Courts
q Naples and Sicily, bis Neapolitan Ma
lesty being ready to concur in the ar
Iaasemeuts which might be proposed
br procuring to the court Of Sicily as "a
suitable Indemnity from the States. which
Delag Professionally occupied. and not
being destined or promised by any trea-
y, are At disposal Of the congress for the
engagements which are to complete the
iltofeaa raci6cation.
HE undersigned have the honor to
,n'Orm his ExcelIency Lord astiereaah,
eIat they have addressed the duplicate
y me present Note TO His Highness
leaee oe Aetterinch, Minister of State.
u .eaierrences, and foreign affairs, OF
US MAJESTY the emperor of Austria, in
Sider tAas the Cabinet at Vienna NAV
: enabled to take STEPS analogous to
ae second secret article OF the treaty of
A nance Of the lth January, 1914.
!. iaey seize this occasion ofreiteratins
JUS excellency Lord CastIereagh the
,,;on u their very high consider
lsisred)
l. lhe Duke DE CANlPOCHIARo.
ihe Prince DECARIATI.