Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-17
FOREIGN NEWS:

ed IA miles, but odds are against him.
FOREIGN NEWS:
Rseeiued at Boston. by the ship Triton.
The Liverpool papers are attacking
Mr.. Canning. for the course he has
pursued during the whole of the Queens
trial-and especially for retiring from
the ministry and country at this time.
A nervous writer in Billings Advert
ser of the esd. concludes an essay ad-
dressed to him as follows :-"Let these
proc edines terminate as they may,
the result will be to you productive of
no satisfaction. Ii against her Males
ty. it will be a source of endless regret,
feeling as you do, that you did not in
Parliament endravor at least to avert
the decision-if in her favor, you will
equally regret that justice should have
triumphrd without your interven-
tom"
The King of Naples was expected
to arrive at Laybach on the 5th OF the
present month-the Emperor of Aus
tria was to be in that city on the even
ing Of the 4th, and the other high con
tracing Powers it was supposed would
arrive about the same time. The Con-
gress 1t may therefore be presumed is
now sitting, and their decision will no
doubt be speedily promulgated. but
whether at the mouth Of the cannon or
in more mild and pacific language, re-
mains yet to be seen. What will be
The decision Of the Spanish Cortes,
summoned 20 take into consideration
the invitation to Ferdinand VII. to at.
tend the Congress of Laybach, it is
not, we think difficult to predict-they
will if We mistake not, says the Liver
pool editor, determine when a King
has to deliberate upon any subject con-
nected with. the peace and prosperity
OF his country, his best Counsellors are
his own subjects, and that foreign in
terterence in the domestic Concerns of
any nation is thing not to be tolerated
by independent States. In the mean
time Naples is preparing for a yigo-
rous defence. General Pope, with the
three grand divisions of the army un.
der his command, has marched TO the
Abiazzi, while the Austrians to the
humber of $4,000 are stationed in
their lines behind the Pc. Its said
in the diplomatic circles of Vienna to
to be sine qua non oil the negotiations
of Laybach. in which all the Allied So
vereisns are agreed, THAT for the Sc
curity Of Italy, an Austrian army shall
occupy the fortresses of the kingdom Of
Naples for five years" This despotic
condition we trust will never be sub
mllted to, nor even entertained by the
Parliament Of Naples, whi, h ought "a.
Their to bury itself under the ruins Of
the capitol, than thus to suffer the Il.
berries and the independence of their
country to be overthrown.
Letters from Madrid ar the 9Th met
confirm the intelligence of The invita-.
ton from the allied sovereigns to king
Ferdinand to proceed to La, bach
The permanent deputation of the Cor.
ties assembled speedily very late in the
evening oil the 4th. The opinion was
that this body would not Consent to the
monarch quitting the Kingdom.
London. Jan. 10.
A paper of yesterday states, that a(.
ter long discussion in the Cabinet
Council, the Earl Of Liverpool and
Lord CastIereagh set off together to
Brighton, to lay the results before his
Majesty. The matter probably aIIudes
to the Course which they desire to Dur.
sue on the meeting of the two Houses.
aud upon which they are to take the
Kings pleasure. The runner in the
political circles is, that the speecb i.
to DC extremely moderate-thut a pro
position Is to he submitted to the Com.
mons to tx the Queens establishment
at 10000 year. the som offered her
at 81. omer's, (and which, we trust. is
to be paid by the Civil List, not fixed