The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-05-30
[Fron. tie Ns,e- Yort ..aarsrtissr. Mar 2a.1

| From the Nsic- York .4drertiser, May 2a.1
By the accounts received from Liver
pool by the late arrivals, it appears that
the Austrian troops entered Naples on
the Gath of March, under a convention
formed for that purpose, and signed by
Count de Fiquelmont and Lieut.. Gen.
Pedrinelli. One Of the stipulations of
this convention was, that as it was impos-
sible to find quarters in the city both for
the Neapolitan troops already there and
the Austrians who were about entering it,
the former would receive orders to march
out, and the latter to enter and remain
Enthusiastically, upon the Austri-
ans moving in, the Neapolitan soldiers
marched out, and left their friends in
quiet possession. This looks to US like
conquerors and conquered. AS all APP
pearance of opposition had ceased, it
would seem not to be necessary to fix an
Austrian garrison in Naples. Indeed OPP
position can scarcely be said to have ex-
listed; for the Neapolitan army, consist,
ing as is said of 10000 men Immediate
ly after the affair at Rieti, all deserted.
disbanded, or returned to their homes.
Had they fought with the courage and
devotion which the case required, and
manfully resisted the attempts making
against the safety and independence of
their country, there might have been
some piausibility, on the part of the Aus
trians, in thus placing them under for
eign military government, and treating
them like subjugated people. To our
| apprehension, the course pursued bv
them indicates something more than a
mere friendly visit to assist their neigh
bours in making constitutional govern
ment.
A story was ahoat in England, said to
have come from Paris, that Count Mes
selrode had visited that city, with prop
osition from the emperour of Russia to
the king OF France, to permit a Russian
army Of from 100000 to 100000 men,
to pass through his kingdom into Spain.
Although the same principles which led
the allied sovereigns to interfere in the
affairs OF Naples, would naturally induce
them to perform similar act of good
neighbourhood for Spain, if they could
conveniently find access to her domin-
ions, this is such an extravagant project;
that we have little doubt it must have
originated from some specializing scheme
got up in England, to affect stocks. or
something Of the kind.
BY accounts, originally from Vienna,
it would seem, that serious disturbances
had broken out in the Turkish provinces
Of Moldavia and Wallachia, in which the
Greek inhabitants bore an important part:
This event, following SO closely en- the
heels of Naples, presented a new and
somewhat delicate case for the imperial
Congress at Laybach. 1t is difficult to
imagine people whose condition calls
more loudly for relief from injustice and
oppression, than the subjects Of the Grand
Seignior, and most emphatically his
Greek subjects, They have long fell
the full force Of the degrading and grind
ing bondage to which the vassaIs Of the
Sublime Porte are uniformly subjected:
and as Russia and Austria both have been
long viewed as looking with wistful and
longing eyes towards the Turkish domin-
ions in Europe, it was quite natural to sup
pose that the two latter powers, now unit
edin close league to adjust and control the
affairs of other nations, would hear with
pleasure ofthe internal dissensions among
their Turkish neighbours. But, having
engaged in crusade against freedom in
the south Of Italy, they must, at least for
the sake of appearances, affect to disap-
prove of any attempts at the present mo-
ment TO throw off the Turkish woke.
Accordingly, the Emperour of Russia has
declared, that he considers the undertake
ing to raise an instruction in the Turkish
provinces, on the part Of the leader, who
seems to have been Russian officer. on
~ cs an effect Of The umqlsiet spirit vhich
characterizes the present times, as apeU as
Of The inerperience and levity ofa voung
man. His majesty then excludes that
leader from the Russian service; notifies
him that the Emperour entirely disap-