Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-01

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rived be ON the 2lst inst
A N. apclitan Journal OF the 18th all. was
received y. sterday, cen ainirg 'tefollowine
Resolutions of The Parliament
The National Parliament Declares,
ist. That il has no power 10 agree 20 any
Of tho propositions communicated TO 1t on
the part of the Allied Sovereigns, the klnE
of Prussia and the Emperors OF Austria and
Neutrality-suspicious. tending to the dessruc
ton of the existing Constitution, and TO thu
, occupation OF the kingdom.
ed. That It considers, and shall consider
every past and future act OF his Majesty
which may be contrary to the oaths tasen
by him confirming the said Constitution, as
incapable oi being ascribed TO his free and
uncontrolled will; and therefore, in respect
to all such acts, it considers bis Majesty in
a state Of coercion.
Sd. That, as long as this state OF coercion
shall continue, the Duke of Calabria, his au-
gust Son, shall retain the Regency in the
mode prescribed in the Decree of the 10th
Dec. 1890.
9TH. That in conformity with the declara-
tions contained in the preceding articles, T.
with the principles OF the Constitution, all
measures be taken, which shall be necessa-
ry for the safety Of the State.
London, March 9.
Brussels papers to the 9Th inst. have ar
rived this morning. Intelligence from
Frankfort announces the death on the 9th
utimo, of his royal bighness the Elector OF
Hesse Cassel, of an apoplectic fit. The
prince was in the 18th year Of bis age. The
following are extracts:-
"F,ankfors. FEB. 20.
"The frs, act Of the plenipo,entiaries at
the Congress of Laybach was. the decision
OF the Allied Sovereigns on the affairs Of Ma
Piles. Papers are expected to appear, of
equal importance with that which is proba.
bly, going to occasion war in the South of
Italy. The accession of Russia to the pro-
jects of Austria, gives rise to very serious
conjectures. 1t is probable we shall soon
learn on what subjects the Congress has
come to any final resolutions. A Declara-
ton OF the Sovereigns relative to the affairs
Of Spain is spoken of, and also that Rus
sian Envoy is commissioned to 60 ana noti-
fy it 10 the present government of that coun-
try. Ii is much doubted whether this de-
claration will be we'll re ,eived by the Cor.
ties.
BERLIN, Feb. II.
1t is said that Prince Metternich and
Count Berustorff are perfectly agreed IL
their views of the pres ent state of Europe;
and it is thought that a PrussiaD Declaration
against the NeapoIitans, drawn up in the
same spirit. as that of Austria, will be pub
lished Immediately.
London, March 8.
The Paris Journals of Monday last have
arrived this evening. The following are
extracts
I'VE have just received private letter
from Naples, dated the 18th ul.. which sup
plies the following details
To-day. at the breaking up Of long
sitting, in which the report Of the Commit
tee nominated last evening to examine the
UItimatum Of the Powers. was read, the
Prince Regent lett the Hall at the head OF
the Members Of the Paria ment, and pro-
nounced ibefore the assembled multitude
the form OF declaration OF war agains
Austria and the coalesced Powers. The
troops have received orders to march. Gen
eral Carasco has taken the supreme COM
maDd. Bergaml has intrenched himself 10
Gaeta. The Neapolitan troops appear to
have design OF marching against Rome.
Gaz. de France.
"A Proclamation, in the Latin language
which il is thought has been drawn up at
Naples, has been disseminated amongst the
Hungarian regiments, which form part of
the Austrian army in Italy.
[Cour,er Francois.
Yesterday, the 81, there was a Secret
Committee OF the Chamber Of Deputies in
which the Minister for Foreign Affairs was
called upon to let the nation know the situa-
ton in which France stands, with respect
to the Kingdom OF Naples. N. Etienne and
Generals Foy g. Sebasliani delivered spec
ches which were in the highest degree in
teresting, and which affected the whole
chamber. The Minister was hard pushed, |
but persisted in keeping silence. and would ,