Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-20
From the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser, Feb.
LATE FROM ENGLAND.

From the N. Y. Commercial ADVERTISER fep' 10.
LATE, FROM ENGLAND.
The packet ship Albion, CAPT. Will
Jams, arrived this morning, from Liver
pool, Will, the January Mail. She sailed
ON the ID of January.
The affairs of Naples are drawing to a
crisis. King Ferdinand ~. on the invi-
tation OF the Allied Sovereigns Of the Ho-
ly League, has been induced to quit his
capita. Oh beard az English ship OF war.
to attend Congress at Laybach, in Ger
many aud il is said that this journey is
undertaken with the consent of the Nea-
|poliian Parliament. 10 another part Of
our paper we have given the letter Of the
Emperor Of Austria TO the King Of Ma
plies, desiring the attendance of his Ma
|jesty at Laybach, and the address of his
Majesty to his Parliament, in consequence
| Of the Imperial mandate.
A meeting was held at Liverpool the
last of December, for the purpose Of con-
sidering the propriety Of addressing the
King upon the preseptstate ofthe country.
The Mayor stated, tina, the object Of the
Meeting was TO take into consideration a
loyal aud dutiful address 10 the King.
Immediately after this was announced, a
gentleman addressed the meeting, calling
upon the assembly to use their exertions
for reform iD the present state OF times.
Much tumult ensued when the Mayor
stated that the meeting was dissolved,
+" it not being ia the power Of any man to
preserve order"
The iron trade Of Wales is in SO de-
pressed a state, that iron which sold at
III. ton the beginning Of the current
year, is now sold at 81.
Sweden has now five steamboats, ia ac-
live service, and sixth is now building
at Stockholm.
Accounts from Batavia state, the Dutch
Government has given up the expedition
against PalambaDg and turned their forces
to Prince Of Celebes, who had proved
refractory and disobedient.
The weather has been unusually severe
in England.
Letters from Vienna, dated 18th Dec.
contain the assurance that some time, at
least, must elapse, under whatever circum-
stances, before the tranquility Of Europe
is interrupted. The intention Of the King
tof Naples to repair 10 the Congress at
Laybach was known and it is added, as
a credible rumour, that the mediation of
the Pope had been offered to heal the diff
fereces with Austria, and the other MEM
bers Of the Holy Alliance, and that Car
dinal GoDsalvi would probably be present
at the Congress for that purpose. The
commencement Of the deliberations at
Laybach is not likely to take place very
early, as the Emperor was certainly ex-
Ipected at Vienna on the 2lst Dec. and
would remain there till the beginning Of
February.
Letters from St. Helena are received to
the 7th Nov. at which period Bonaparte
enjoyed good health, he is. however, fire.
quentIy subject to fits Of dependency,
which last for some days together, when
he remains secluded as well from his friends
as from visitors. The circuit TO which
he was formerly limited has recently been
Extended, and he is permitted to ride aud
walk 10 space Of not less than Ia miles.
The advices add, that several officers
| had beer allowed interviews with him,
and particularly General Devotion, who
continued in the company Of Bonaparte
for long period.
| "A Vienna article Of the l4th of De-
cember states, that, as soon as the affairs
of Naples shall have been arranged, the
Allied Sovereigns will turn their attention
Ito Spain aud, in the Spring, another