The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-04-25
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LATEST EURoPHAN MEMS.

March, and furnished the Editors Of the New.
Yak Gazette with papers, lists, &c. to thar
dale.
The London papers are filed with accounts
relaive TO .he movements OF the Austrian
ADD Neapolitan Armies. The latter, it IS
stated are animated with great ardor, and
are d .termined to resist foreign doninstion.
The Londoo Statesman Of the 27.h ol Feb
ruary says, that private letters from Paris
state that tho French troops evince the most
anxious desire to unite With the Neapoltans
in opposing tho expressions of the Austrians.
Their movements with tha. view bave been
50 open siarming as to occasion much excite
ineat in the Chamber Of Deputies. The
Iasf' debates in that assembly are stated to
havs been very stormy, end of so serious a
chat ic,er that the Keeper Of the Seals is un-
dessEood 10 nave prevented, though not with.
out .rrch difficulty, tue report Of their pro.
Ceedlncs i'on reaching the public eye.
Thr Qlacn's Anndisy BID, allowing SO oooi
aertsng year, was read third time, and
pas,.d - the House OF Lords, ON the 22d of
Eco usry, without opposition, aed only wants
the signature Of the King, "whicb," says the
C@riS,' :" IL will probably have, BY commits.
,i,n. in day or two"
G:es preparations were tnsEing in West
tnin's,ei Hall, for toe Coronation, which, it is
said. will take place the 9Th Of June, as tho
business oil Parlismcnt i, expected to be I'm
isted the end of May
LoNpo., FEB. ~.
Invasior Of Nahits by an cxi aordinary
epnrler which ,ett Naples on the lb instant,
le:,e have been received from thence, and
4 tn other ciics on the route, which contain
The most recent intelligence relative to the
rclarded on his journey by the difficulty of
procuring horses caused by he advance OF
the Austrian army. We subjoin extracts
from the letters.
!" Nati:s, February II.
III. Duke de Gallo arrived on tho oh with
The ! imatum OF the Allied Snvereigns. On
the Outside the city gate he entered his pri-
vac carriage. and proceeded Immediately to
the Parliament, who, according 10 insiruc.
iiors previously given by him, were already
assembled. Before he could finish reading
the uhimatioa of the congress q! Laybach, he
was idier up'ed by reiterated cries Of " War
Va! War" from oil parts Of the ssemby
Gave not seen u copy Of the uhinatum, bat
lean that the folio, ing are the principal
points contained in il. -.
That the N:opo!nanS shall abandon the
So 'n,sh constitution, and adopt that of the
Rt..sh nation, with some corrections and
m ,diGca'ions snitautc TO Naples.
1i 2 Thar during the period while this re- or
ganixation shall be eFecting, and for ak years
afterwards, the capital Of the kingdom Of the
Two SiclIies. and all the fortresses, shalt be
occupied by Austrian garrisons.
3. Ga these conditions general amnesty
will be accorded. And,
4. The pay and subsistence OF the Austrian
trcor, will no, be at the charge Of The Neapo.
liIh nstion
rhv circulation Of the terms OF the Ultima.
ium 10 Naples produced tho hiyhes, degree
4of excitement in tho public mind. Every
man is eady to die in defence of the liberties
of hs country. The military dispositions are
proceedings with the & eaiest activity. Cen
,Gaglielmo Pope commands in the Abruzzi !;
A covito in San Germaho; Carascosa and
,Amofosi are suarching on Ro;pe, ,.where they
are expected 10 arrive on he 5th. Filange
will remain io Naples with the reserve
The P,,nce Vicar General will be OF that
poo where his presence should be found
MIST essential, Bergami commands OF Gaeta.
The regular troops at Naples amount to
50 900 infantry, and 90 900 cavalry, with a
yood suppy of sr,l.ery. The militia are es.
tins,ed to amount 10 ioc, 900 men. Finally,
Great reiaoce is placed on the public spirit
and known courage Of the Ncspoii,sa citizens
and peasants, in the event Of its being found
necessary to have recourse 10 the system of
..G1eriilas."
"Rome, February -.
v. Intelligence has been received that corps
Of Neapolitans, 2s, 900 strong, have advanced
to Vefietri, and that they mediate tho occu-
patton of the strong posts 10 the ueighborhood
@this city"
Milan, February 90.
A division Of the Austrian army entered
the p 'oyinco of Farrara OF the 9,b, aud march.
ed in three columns to bologna, where they
were 9uartored 10 the different converts, the
Inhabitants refusing to receive them into their
houses. Another division defilcd through
Romasna, by the way Of Comacchio. Thi,
cops, consisting of 10 600 troops, was at
Pesaro on the II n, and calculated on taking
up quarters at Ancona, OF the ! lsth.-Ot that
eec ton of the Austrian army which snteted