Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-02

ant misslo winch ms Majesty uie b"P
has iDtrusted TO you, and which YOU nave
10 fulfil m concert with the Minister OF PTus-
STA. the Charge d'Alfares Of Austria, ahh
the Charge G'Aifaires OF France, 1t is neees-
sary to make known to your excelency The
reciprocal explanations which, since the air
rival of the King OF Naples at Layhach'
have taken place between that hiofarcn
and The Allied Sovereigns, anc the result
TO which the delbe ratlons of their frenlpo-
tentiaries at the Congress has led.
"His Majesty the King of Naples, deeply
intere sted in knowing the intentions OF The
Allied Monarchs in their full extent relative
to the aft 4irs of his Kingdom, addressed lgr
taat purpose to the Congress OF Plenipoten-
tiaries message stating
That having accepted, with sense Of
lis great Importance. the invitation CT ms
high allies, in the hope OF concluding mat
welfare which he was DESTROYS his people
should enjoy with the duties which the allied
monarchs might consider themselves calico
upon to fluff towards their States, ana to-
wards the whole world; and in the hope OF
vet causing to disappear, under The auspi
ces of peace aud concord, those obstacles
which luI six months have separated his
States from the European Alliance; being
unable TO disguise to himself the unpleasant
impressions winch The events recently oc-
cure IN his Kingdom have produced IN
Europe; and having reason 10 lear It's con-
Sequences; having recognised with the most
lively salIsiac lion mat the Allied S"'erelgns
faithful 10 the pIincip es oil justice, suaVlty,
and moo. aIon, by which they have COLI
slantly been guided, have wish,d 10 take
DO detnIuve measures with regard to Naples
until they had tired The means OF conciiia-
ton, which they would prefer 10 the object
which al present unite them; and being bile
as long as the KING could llater himself that
he should be able 10 give validity to title
so dear to his heart as that of mediator for
his subjects, his majesty was anxious TO
concert with his allies the means of sparng
to his country the miseries with which he
any hope OF success, the important duty
! which was in posed upon him, he demand
ed first OF all that his august allies should
declare, without reserve their inleOlions TO
10 the full extent, convinced as he was that
they would no: fail 10 give 10 the world 'ou
this occasion a new proof OF those elevated
sentiments. and those just and eniig htened
views which form the basis OF their politi.
cal conduct.
follows
81 hat nasmuch as his Sicilian Majesty
could no be ignorant of the pal,ul i'm.
presslons produced by the events which
had happened al Naples since tue I'd OF Ju-
ly, and OF the dI>quieiuGes 10 which lhsy
had given Ortb,it w.snot the particular du
ty OF The Pleni2ot. nlisries Of the Allied
Soveregns 10 make known the extent Of that
disquietude, or OF the importance 0. the
&
. la order 10 put th: observation in lis
fullest light, and to make his oIclIlan Ma
Jesty thoroughly acquainted with tie I'M
pOrtan, cons lueIalion which were the NO.
tlyes Ci the determinations adopted 10y tie
Soyereigns, The following details are gI-
ven:-
The Reyolu ion OF Maple. bore o. The
face OF it character sufficiently alarming o
fix the attention OF soveIeigns as was the
injury when it threatened 10 neighbourlEg
states, TO direct their measures The means
by which this revolution az brought about,
the principles Announced by those Sho
were declared lis chiefs, lis principles and
results, were all calculated to spread to . 1r
among the states OF Italy, and especially a.
mong those powels more Immediately int
Austrian Government could not regard with
indifference a catastrophe whose nca'Cula-
bic consequences, o'eriurniHg tie order aud
tranquility OF taly, might comp promise the
most valuable Interests OF Austria and even
threaten its security. Faithful TO the sys-
TEN invariably followed Tor seven years,
the Court OF Vienna conceived under cir
cumstances so important that il would be
fulfilling duty which lis situate and Oh
legations rendered equally necessary by in
viting lis allies to assist with their knowl-