The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-05-22

heapolTans mixed constitution, something
resembling that Of Ftance, and, as an induce
mcHt for their acceptance Of il, minated that
refusal would be Immediately followed by the
advance ofa Russian army also into their tern.
tory. The NeapoIilan. are said to have &c.
quiesced Immediately in this prop ositioD, and
also, anxious TO suspend the threatened march
Of the Russians, 10 have sent an express to
eadqnarteIs 10 declare their obedience. They
were informed, however. that II was too late !;
The Russians were on the march, and must
proceed.
" French 5 per Cents. April 4.-82E &c.
:" In The beginning OF April, twenty-five
Austrian regiments. under the command Of
Generals w kns,eln and Kiabersberge, will
arrive IN LJtAAfdy. The Russian army Of
FUlbnia has received orders 10 march IN Ave
days. 1t consists Of 80 900 infantry, 10000
cavalry, 5000 CossSck ard 500 cannon.
The commanders are Generals Saken and
Jeineloff. -
PiEpMONT.
1t appears that the Duke Of Genevois trans
mitied a declaraiiq1 from Modena, dated The
10Th ult in which, srter stating that be would
assume the powers but not the title of king,
until bis wellbeIoyed brother should be placed
in a state Of perfect freedom, and make known
10 him that such was his wish. he proceeds 10
declare that far from conserving 10 any change
in the form Of government pre- existing the
abdicaiion Of ms brother, he will regard as
rebels all those who may unite themselves TO
The sediious, or who may venture, or have
veDtured 10 proclaim a constitution, or TO
make any Other innovation contrary TO the
plenlude OF the royal authority. This dec
laration appears 10 have been, for some days,
suppressed by the Prince of Carignano, who
on the 18th, issued a proclamation, stating
that The King, Charles Felix, had replied to
supposition that bis majesty was not fully
acquainted with the state of the affairs of the
kingdom, and promising to transmit expiana
tons 10 his majesty. The late king, Victor
Emanuel, left Nice on the 2lst, on his way
10 Monaco. A courier it is said had been
sent after him from Turin. inviting him 10
return. Up 10 the 29lh Of March, according
to accounts from Turin, tranquility and good
order prevailed in that city. The troops
were pouring into the capital from all the
pro, nCes, each of which furnishes its separate
contingent but whether they were collecting
TO support the new order of things. or TO re-
store the old, we know not. Certain it is,
that the fiery Santa Rosa has published an
order Of the day 10 these contingents. calling
or them TO hasten 10 their posts; 10 defend
tteir country from foreign invasion and re-
minding them that in he 14lh century the
eagle of Savoy protected Lombatdy from
horde of adventures, who were then the ter
ror Of The north Of Italy. In this order Of
the day, as 10 his proclamation, he still con
siders King Charles Felix as in the hands Of
his and their enc mics THAT is, The Ausirans, J
and as speaking language in bis procIama-
tions, foreign to the real opinions and dictates
OF his OWE mind.
From he Liverpool Advertiser, Of .4pril 7.
private letter from Paris. dated Sunday
afternoon, mentions, that by the latest &C
counts from The south, the greatest portion of
the Neapoitan independent troops had laid
down their arms Some warlike parties
have, hewever, continued in The mountains
Generals Pope and Carascosa had not been
heard of for some days.
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