Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-05-02
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Frimont, at only Sc, 900 men, and the army a
reserve at an equal number. corps Of obserya-
ton still remains in Upper Italy. The three
legations, of Ferara, Bologna, and Rayenna.
were, at the date of the last advices, occupi-
ed by The invaders. The partizars Of the
Court of Vienna, trusting implicitly to the O.
overwhelming weight of their arms, calculate
upon the Austrians being in possession of Ma
pies on the 10Th of March. This opinion. y
we are told by the Augsburgh papers, lis not
generally entertained Throughout Germany or
Italy, because they can appreciate the effects
OF desperate valour and love Of country
The Queen, we understand, has consented
to receive the El50,O00 year voted for her
maintenance and support by Parliament. Il
Is to commence from the Sch of Jan. 1920.
MARCH 3.--The Paris papers of Wednesday
arrived this morning. tits stated under the
head Of Vienna, the 18thFeb. that Gen. M
gent had left that city on the 10th, upon an
invitation from King Ferdinand, and that il is
said he will accompany hi: Majesty to Naples.
The two emperouTs, it is 3so said, will contin-
ne their journey to Florense. An article. dat
ed Augsburgh, the 21st FTb. states that extra
ordinary levies of young men have been order
ed in the countries of Voice, and Lombardy.
to complete the Italian hgiments in the ser.
wee OF Austria, but that these levies have not
been raised every wherewith facility. 1t adds,
that another strong Austrian Division has pass
ed the 10, near Ferra,a, and is to follow the
route OF the corps that were advancing upon
Urbino and Pesaro.
rp AhvropA mo on
1t is not anticipated that there Will be much
blood shed in the war with Naples. The Aus
trian corps d'asmee,'' on the march. is COM
mandiag, and can be easily augmented to any
number necessary to put down all opposition.
without much effort. 1t is well known that
since this force has passed 6 the Rubicon.,,
there have been numerous indications of the
existence of strong counter-revolutionary
splnt, not only in the city Of Naples, but in all
the provinces. As soon as the Austrian force
enters the kingdom, there cannot be doubt
that this spirit will show itself, and the down
iall OF the CdrbossGrs, and its institutions, be
the consequence and the King have his right
again.
We can announce with confidence that tran.
quillity is entirely restored in all the Austrian
provinces in Italy.
1t is resolved, says the Constitutional, that
the seat of the Neapolitan Government shall.
ON the commencement of hostilites. be trans.
ferred to Coma, small town at the entrance
OF Calabria Citeriore. part of the national
guards of Naples will accompany the Parlia-
ment.
A letter from Paris, dated February
90, says
1t is said that an extraordinary Courier has
brought the news that the Neapolitan Parlia-
ment has resolved to make q declaration Of
war but only against Austria. Nothing is
said of France, of Russia, or of Prussia. It an
pears that the Cabinet of the Thuilleries dis
avows the conduct Of M. De Blacas. at Law
bach /; and that it protests against every thing
which has been signed by that Ambassador in
the name of the French Government. M. de
Cazes is expected at Paris every moment"
Governour Wolcott, is reelected in
Connecticut. Whole number of votes.
1858, Of which GOVERNOR Wolcott
had IO,064.