Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-14
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LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.

LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE
Tue April packet ship Amity, Capt. Max
well, and The ship Hector, Capt. Offender,
both arrived yesterday afternoon FROM Lii
yerpooI, which port they left IN company, on
the 9th OF April; and the editors of the Mer-
camille Advertiser have received papers to
that date, with London papers TO the eve.
ming oil the 4ih, and Lloyds' Lists TO the Sd
of last month. all inclusive.
The papers announce the important fact,
tba, the Neapoliians have failed IN their at
aernps 10 establish O free government They
have signed a convention with the Austrl-
ans, an The war in Italy is ended.
FOURTH BULLETIN OF THE AUSTRIAN ARMY.
headquarters al Iueno March 20.
The grand army after passing the Lirl,
al Cepraho, advanced rapidly on San Ger
uano. Gen. Carascosa had fallen back with
his army into the intrenched position OF
MIguanO, ON the road 10 Capua. The same
spirit which caused the dispersion OF Gen.
tepe's army IN the Abruzzi manifested IT.
sell IN still more violent way IN the camp
MiguanD. The troops, UNIV IiiIng to hight lur
the lnsurgenI cause, declared against their
chiefs, VINO could only escape from the dam
ger that threatened them by allowing the
soldiers to disperse, and return TO their
homes alter laying down their arms.
Ihe NeapolItan army no longer exists.
The Royal Guard alone, faithful TO the sem
timents which lis name was calculated to
produce, preserved order and discipline.
The iorts of San Germano on the Monte
Casino surrendered yesterday. Tue SOL
diers were compelled TO surrender, with
cries OF Lius the k,ng!
Capua. one Of the strongest bulwarks OF
the kingdom, opens its gales Tomorrow.
Tomorrow our advanced guard, Will be
al Versa.
The war is terminated. Our entrance in
TO tue capital will be that oil an allied army.
What has been done at Naples was neither
the wish ot the people nur the army. lhis
facts proves. -.
Coavsn,ion between the Austraans and Ned
pOtltdnS.
The undersigned, furnished with full pew
ers for that purpose, having agreed upon
tue following articles:
[. There snail be suspension OF HOSTILE
lies on all the points OF The Kingdom.
2. Hoslililes shall also cease by sea, with
as little delay as possible. Orders TO TINS
stfecl snail be Immediately despatched by
the two armies.
8. Tue Austrian army shall occupy Ca
pub Tomorrow the 2ist, ITS PosIs shall oc-
cupy, but not pass the town OF Aversa.
/. The occupation OF the town OF Naples
and its iorts shall be the object OF parhCu.
lar convention.
5. The Austrian army shall respect per-
SONS and property, whatever may be the
particular circumstances ot each individual.
s. All royal property, and property OF the
state existing IN the provinces occupied by
the Austrian army, OF which 1t may occupy;
ali arsenals, magazines, parks. dock yards,
manufactures OF arms, &c. belong to the
king, and shall be respected as such.
= In all the places anu iorts occupied by
the Austrian army there snail be, indepen-
dent of the Austrian commander, governor
in the name OF the king. All the material
of war as lar as respects the administrative
part, shall be under the royal administra.
tive directors
s. The present convention shall be rat'tl-
ed by the Prince Regent ana 10y the Baron
Frmonl, the general commanding the Aus
TRAN army.
"Signed at the Grand Priory of Naples
before Capua, March 90, 1921.
baron AMBROSlO.
"Count FRYNELMONT',