Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-05-09

questonto three points, on which the
Chamber proceeded to vote -
" That there should be only one
Chamhef--carried by SO votes, to 25.
sThat there is no absolute vote in
the person of the King-carried by rs
votes TO 8.
/" That suspension vote be given as
declared in the Constitution-which
was carried by 81 votes to Al.
9Th Sitting, FEB. 81.
/" The debate on the bases of the
Constitution was continued on the arti-
cles as far as the goth, which passed.
Considerable debate arose on the 23:
Article, some members wishing to give
the King the right to propose laws but
the Article was passed as it stood orig
iRally.
PARIS, MARCH 4.
A letter received in this capital from
Naples, on Friday evening, states, that
his royal highness the Prince Regent
has sent to the Jmta of Sicily PROPOSE
ton to make choice between the Nea-
polltan Constitution and any other that
the government may think more suita-
BILE to that island The same despatch
es announce to the Sicihans, that the
Prince Regent recalls the 1900 Nea-
politan troops which are in, Sicily. At
the departure of the letter, the Nea-
pohtan squadron was under way to pro-
coed thither to embark the said troops.
7 According to news from Italy, it APP
pears that the Prince Regent takes the
command in Chief of the NeapoIitan
army-he has, under his orders, Gen.
Carascosa, who, at the head of three
divisions, occupies San Germano. Gen.
Florestan Pope is at the head of the
Princes staff. Gen. William Pope COM
mands the division which occupies the
Ambruzzes, and all the militia of that
province. Gen. Bergani is GOVERNOR
ct Gaeta, and is at the head of the fore
es situated between Stri and Fondi-
Gen. Arcovito is at Terracina, with an
other division. Gen. Filangieri cem-
mands the reserve. Previously to their
departure for the army, all the Gene
rails met at banquet at Naples, where
the most cordial union prevailed.
" PARIS, MARCH 7.
" Letters from Naples, dated the 23d
alt. which have arrived by an extraor-
binary channel, announce that the Aus
TRAN army has its advanced guard at
Foligno, situated five leagues from Spo-
letto, and twenty-seven from Rome
The Neapolitans were at Rieti, town
within the Roman States, situated about
eleven leagues from Spoleta, and six
teen from Rome. 1t appears that one
OF their divisions was on its march TO
occupy Tivoli--another division had en-
tered upon the marshes of Anconn, and
had established municipalities in all the
communes which, 1t had occupied. A
levy etB,asse has been ordained through
out Calabria. Preparations were max
ing at Cozenza to receive the Parlia-
ment and Royal Family. The Prince
Regent has sent his son., only eleven
years Of age, to headquarters. This
young Prince viii be presented to the
army by the Commander in Chief, near
whom he will remain. Several Span
ish vessels, laden with arms, had enter.
ed the bay of Naples.
6 A courier, which arripedin Paris On.
Monday, has brought us, from Naples,
intelligence to the 18th ult. At this
date the various generals appointed to
the command in chief of the divisions
of the Neapolitan army, had quilted
the Capital for their respective posts.
Every thing seemed to Indicate that
the Neapelitans were determined to ast
on the offensive
VIENNA, FEB. 24..