Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-01

patefnal lnte0uonS, anQ my ConuuehSc oo'"
in your unders landing and. in the just judg-
ment and loyalty of my people. it will be
your task to maintain public order until I
can convey to you, in more explicit man
ner. my will concerning the re.ordainment
Of the administration. In The mean time |
embrace you with all my heart.
FERDINAND.
"Laybacb, Jan. g."
From English papersi per shipa Electra,
arrived at Philadelphia
London, March 10.
The Paris Journals Of Tuesday and We'd
nesday last arrived this morning. The
following are ex.rac!s:-
Paris, March 7.
Letters from Naples, dated the Esd.
ult. which have arrived by an extraordinary
channel, annousce tina: The Austrian army
has its advanced guard al Foligno, situated
FIVE leagues from Spole,to, & twenty-seven
from Rome. The Neapolitans were at RE
ii, a town within the Roman States, situated
about eleven leagues from Spoletto, and six.
teen from Rome. 1t appears that one of
their divisions was on its march 10 occupy
Tivoli; another division had entered upon
the marshes OF Ancona, and had establish.
ed Municipalities in all the Communes
which it had occupied. A levy Tn masse
has been ordained throughout Calabria.
reparations were making at Cozenza 10
receive the Parliament and Royal Family.
The Prince Regent has sent bis son, only
eleven years of age, tG head quarters. This
young Prime will be presented to the army
by the Commander IN Chief, near whom be
will remain Several Spanish vessels, la
den with arms, had entered the bay Of Ma
les.-Constitutioasi.
A courier, which arrived in Paris on
Monday, has brought US, from Naples, in
telligence to the 10th ult. At this date the
various Generals appointed to the command
in chief OF the divisions Of the Neapolitan
army had quilted the capital for their res
pective posts. Every thing seemed to in
dicate, that the Neapolitans we're determ,n-
ed TO act on the offensive.
[Gdzette de France.
Naples, Feb. Is.
The following is the copy OF the Maui.
iesto, which his Holiness the Pope has
caused to be published in the town OF Rietc:
"The Austrian troops advance; they come
as friends and their march has other end
than to pass into the kingdom OF Naples to
re-establish there that peace which, re-
conquered after the effusion OF s, much
blood ,Ihas again been disturbed in that king
dom by recent events. We exhort all the
people OF Italy, and the Neapoltans them
selves to receive and to treat them with
perfect hospitality"
In the sitting Of the Parliament of the
l4'b. the Deputy Morici, after expressing
himself in indignant terms against the out
rage offered his country, concluded as iol-
lows feel my frame animated by all the
ardour of youth, and beg you to grant me
leave of absence, that may fly 20 the army.
| do not 20 there to assume any command,
but merely to serve in the ranks as volun-
teer. will entreat the General who IN az
command, to let me fire the first shot against
the enemy. here swear never to return to
my home, but to drag my grey hairs in the
dust Of the field Of battle, if the country. is
not saved"
The Deputy CoRcilis-' And IL, al
so 6y to the frontier to fight the foes Of the
Constitution
"Colonel Pope | also shall fly tbitbeI;
an impetuous eipisme impels me to seek the
camps Of my country. We shall again see
each other in this place, my dear colleagues,
if we are not killed. CD
Vienna, Feb. "a.
Much alarm is entertained relatively to
the fate of the Royal Family OF Naples,
since it is found that War can no longer be
averted. 1t is thought that the King of Ma
Piles will accompany bis daughter-in law,
the Princess de Salelne, to this capital, and
not return to Naples until the war shall be
concluded.
he circular Of the English government
respecting the notes Of the three great pow
ers. on the subject Of the Congress OF Trop-
pau and that of Laybach, was read here with
some surprise.
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