Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-26

Tn the 20tn oeptcn'OSf hS idiicu HoiA
Aiaccio with about so folders and 80
Officers, of whom Generals Francetchets
ii ard Natel;e were the mott conipicu-
Gus, and few houiehold fervants. In
the 1T October the ilotilla was dilrcrted
III violent ltorm bur on the 5tii he de-
barked, with Gen. Franc fcherti am a.
bout 20 men, from two of them, near
Pizzo, nthe coat of Farther Ca'abria,
in the gall Of ST. Iuiemia about 200
miles s. L. from Naples. and directed
his boats to fail a ong the coat he pro-
creded tn the L eas iqnaTe OF Pizz \, and
exclaimed to the aitoniihed Ca.abrians,
" an. joachim Mutat your King
cllgbf to kn2zV me- am CINE to take feft
EDsn o. my states
The monetary aftonifhment having
fub(id d, the people flew t. arms, d
headed by Gen Nuuzian'e Governor OF
Calabria. It achtd Murat and his band.
The latter madea 1t u, reiiuance but
were foon compelled II fly towar' Mpn-
te Leone ,cloley puriued-having rad
Cap air killed, auc all the lutte OF Mu-
ra wounded. They attempted TO regain
the coat by prsclpirating hemielves
down the ragged rocks and c!iits AID 20
efcape on board their launch S, which
Murat, being untouched, nd Ugh effect
ed but the CaIaoIians were 10 eager IN
their purfuit, as TO proven his embark
alton, and made the whole patty priion.
ers, and conducted them in irons aud IN
triumph 10 he cattle of Pizzp. Ia he
mean time Murat's boats eicqp-d but
four Of the tx winch LETT Col6l, have
been captured Dy the Neapolitan ulcers.
MURaT vas forthwith brought before
Court Martial fummonsd by Gen.
MUkzfANTE, ,uvicted of treafs, d
fentenced to BE- ihos, agreeaby TO BIZ p o.
Vifons Of bis gun criminal c9as which nad
NOT bee repealed After fengence was
pronoant ed nc requeited to have ! Con-
ief3r fcnt g. him. stsh wnnm he reaain-
cd about an hour, and then underwent
the fen snce nea' the gate IF tn calte,
o. the IL h Oct Der Ibs5 has terminated
tie career If the fyf Listmaat q NAPo-
LEON BIO 9APARrE
The n apolitan Government had ear
ly Information Of he machinations {
MURAT, and had dIrected is cruizcrs %
be on the alert 10 intercept him but
treated the affair with much contempt.
On the firt things OF his having land d,
Prince CAkosA let cut for Calabria but
on the road he met courier bearing tne
fen encc and execution OF the Invader,
and returned to Naples; the mott per-
feet tranquility being rettored in that
province.
In imitation Of his brother in-law,
NJ RAT brought with him reams of Pro-
Carnations to excite. the Neapoltans to
rebellion againlt their legitimate fover-
eign. But the day Of fuch .iniatua;ion
has gone by, and, under Heaven, il was
reicfyed for the people OF illuminated
Calabria to give denomination Of the
fact.
Two other Of MuRAT's bats have
been taken, the crews OF which fay they
we're told by him that he was bound to
Tunis. but that when off Cape Carbone-
ra, in Sardinia, they we're commanded to
iteer for Caiabtia where Joachim ex-
pected to find many partizans
It's evidence of the confidence of
Ferdinand 4th in the liability of ais reign,
that not an individual has been arreited
in confeauence of the folly of MURAT.
Extract of letter from gentleman in Leghorn,
TO hl- friend IN lotion
"LEGHoRN, OCT. "a. The Ex-King
Murat made landing near Naples with
about 400 of his followers, wnen they
were attacked by the Kings troops,
Murat himfelf made priloner. and the
whole Of the relt llin. The next day,
or the following, ne was put 10 death
while conveying TO Naples-ths 9 vera
ment fay by he people, but it is II
undereood, il was by the fecret order Of
Government"
or This Murat has exhibited proofs
of being either an ideot or a madman.
His Lady had negotiated for, his iaiery
in Auitria, and h had the lnperial pro-
miie II being rcfpecfed as a nobIemsn
and ihe had fscured tie whcreNi,h 70 en-
ale him to live as luch yet We fad