Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-07

manned at Rome. Olner accounts Stdte 'uo'
the Pope bad declared for the Neapolitans.
The Tuscans have risen en- masse against
the Austrians.
The Neapolitan state, that up to the 18th
of February, So, 900 Austrains had crossed
the Apprentices; that $4,000 were following,
and the whole force which they had oppo-
sed to them amounts to SO, 900 regular troop.
Gen. Carascosa had assembled upwards OF
80 900 bayonets, and Gen. Pope IS many
more: these troops are independent of the
regiments from Sicily. and the militia which
were strong'in numbers. ant on their march.
The Neapolitans appears to be highly ami
mated, and chaunt the national hymn on
their march.
The London Courier of the 29d Of March
considers the news from Piedmont as impor-
tant.
The king of Sardinia has not abdicated in
favor OF Prince de Carigan, but Of his bro
therrthe Duke de Genevois: Carignan, is
merely appointed Regent till the arrival of
the kings brother, who was Oh his way t.
Modena to meet his father in law the King
of Naples.
Statesman office, London, March 81, 3 o'clk.
Confirmation " the DreaJ | Battle BE-
tuCe en- the .auStrianS and the NsapOli-
tanS.
We are this moment informed that an Ex-
press arrived this morning from Paris, which
has brough! the confirmation of the sang vi
nary conflict on the 9Th inst. between the
.Austr,dns and NsnpOatans, and in which the
.qustrsans were defeated.
The particulars of The loss on both sides
were not ascertained when the Express left!
Paris. When the news of the above battle ar
rived, the French funds fell 10 76i.
Liverpool, arch 9e.
The following important communication
has just been received in. town from London
Gan order has been transmitted to the out
ports to suspend the duty on deficiency OF
excise articles exported until further orders
the DEFICIENCIES 10 be taken as usual, and
the parties apprised that they will be held
responsible for the duties until defnitive
arrangement has been made"
London, March %.
"City half past one o'clock-There have
b en- some auctuatisns in the Funds this
morning, but generally there is more firm
ness with the appearance of an improve
ment. Consols for account opened, at 10,
fell to 69b, and at half past had recovered
to 10 So. There is some interest excited
in the city by the non arrival of the usual
expresses respecting the French Funds sand
the news from Paris; as these dispatches
were to be transmitted at an appointed hour
whether there was any intelligence of i'm
portance or not. The parties in the City
are much at loss to divine the cause OF the
detention. The French Funds raised on
Monday late in the day at 49,
Paris, March 10.
Intelligence from Florence states, that
on the evening of the 9th inst. an extraor.
binary courier arrived, with the news that a
very warm engagement had taken place be-
tween the Austaian advanced guard, and
the corps d'armee commanded by General
Pope. The NeapolItans at first displa yed
great impetuosity, and rushed forward to
the attack with blind confidence that no.
thing could resist them. They were on the
point of being surrounded by a mastery
maneuvre of the Austrian General, when
they discovered the snare into which they
had fallen.
The army, on this, 2recipita'ely tell back
and even General Pope was borne away "a
midst the disorder. He vain'y endeavored
to rally. Attempting to sustain the shock,
al the head of some men, he was killed by
cannon ball.
"The most recent news which has been
received from the Austrian army in Italy
states that on the Sd inst. the head quarters
of the General in Chief, Baron de Frimonl
was advanced upon Terni, before which
place Ill the corps of army formed very
close line. All the movements made up to
the 9th inst. demonstrate that General Fri.
mont's plan is to surround the Neapolitan
army in the Abruzzes and 10 end the war
on the spot where il will commence"
REVOLUTION IN PIEDMONT.
AND MARCH OF THE PIEDMoNTESE