Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-02

particularly grave on the even.s which had
happened 10 tue Kingdom Of he TwoS.;
lies; and they were thoroughly convince,
that by occupying themselves with The oo.,
just and legitimate modes OF re-esisbI.h,
order in that Kingdom, they Should h. !,
bouring al the same time Tor The general
terfst, the repose, and The happiness o(rr.
rope, and for the duration OF tina, mo-.
which, after so many disasters aud ,r,b
great eXertio:.s, was finally Consolidated J..
the treaties ofNN Jenna, Paris. and Ai,I,
Chappile. In fact the Revolution olN,nl,,
has furnished the world with an etan,.
equally instructive and dsploratle Of " =,
nations must expect who seek political
form by means Of rebellion and crime Z.
gun in secret by sect whose impious n,
inns attack al once religion, morais G,g,,
cial ties, executed Dy troop. who bet,,vs,
their oaths, consummsed amidst yi,Itorsh
nenaces exercised against the Ieg,iD,,.
sovereign. this revolution can produc. pO,.
ing but anarchy and military tespo,;,,
which it has increased instead OF weaksn..
b. creating monstrous Adminstrs,ieD +,
capable OF serving as basis for any reor
lar government, Incompatible with al mn,
lie order and with the first wants G., :,
ciety.'
Copy of the note OF Sir ". A'Cour n.
British Minister, to the Duke de Gain
Naples, Feb. II.
-" The undersigned has the honour 70 A..
knowledge TO his Excellency the Duke Of
Gallo, Minister OF Foreign Affairs. The 10.
ceipt of the note addressed to him BY hi.
ExceIlency The commander Pigna,eIli. char.
gec. ad interim, with the Portfolio of f..
reign affairs, intimatIng the necessity Of
further explanation OF The motives wbicbn.
duce the British Government to keen %
large naval force Stationed in the Bav n
Naples-an explanation rendt red Necessary
by The communications made to his Ro,,I
Highness the Prince Regent, y The Mn,-
:ers OF Austria, Russia, and Prussia. in he
name OF the powers assembled at LayhaCb
The undersigned acknow lodges the ius,r.
OF This appeal made TO him, and has, there
lore, no hesitation in giving frank decara
ton OF the intentions OF bis Government.
" The British squadron a, anchor in The
bay IL simply 4 squadron OF observation, the
presence OF which is sufficiently explained
by the critical circumstances OF The country,
and the necessity Of providing ior the secu.
riiy OF the persons and property OF British
81 jec;s, under all p's i lie chances.
" The British Government, faithful o Ii.
principles il has always protested, is deter
mined 10 maintain strict neutrality. and I;
take no part either directly or indirectly j.
the war which there seems to be but too
much reason to spprehend is IN The POM
of breaking out. 1t will interfere IN M
way with the affairs of the country, ulIess
such interference should be rendered indis.
pensstle by any personal insult or danger
to which the Royal Family may be e1-
posed.
4" Not ioreseeing the possibility of such a
case, the undersigned llatters himself that
nothing WI aI,er the peaceful altitude in
which Great Britain is placed
be unieriiSned taxes this oppCrfuni.
ty OF Offering 10 bis ExceIency The ASST.
rance VI his highest consideration
IS Ignec) wv. A'COURT.
= Z o his :. ceiiency the Duke O. Gallo,
Pc lI.VNyN DnI