Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-25

ceived from Alessandria, and published
here:-
Bulletin ofte Nsapolitan Army.
General Florio, commander Of the
armed forces in Ariano di Puglia and its
dependencies, and mai. Morelli, the same
who on the Cd of July last, proclaimed the
Spanish Constitution in Avellino, & who
are now there at the head of 10000 men,
that notwithstanding the trea-
son planned and executed by Gems. Gar
r~ascoso, Filangieri, Ambrosico, Colleta,
Campana, & Majo, on the 2Sth of March,
in consequence of which, part of the
troops dispersed, as if on furlough, with
their arms and baggage, on the Goth day
of the same month, the whole of the diff
ferent corps of that army, which, in mi
litia and troops of the line, amounted to
10000 men, we're again about to be uni
ted to march towards Capau, and its vici-
nifty. The 10000 men above mentioned,
under the command of Generals Floris
and Merelli, were Joined by all the dis
bandoned troops and Carbonari of the
provinces of the Pulie, Molise, the two
P%rincipati, Basilicata, and the two Gala
brias. From these provinces all the or
ganized troops are falling upon the enemy
in Naples, and occasioning great losses to
them.
"Posterior accounts from the capitana
di Bastimo di Vincent, who landed atthe
Gulf of Spegia, on the evening of the
3lst, having left Naples on the 29th of
March, relate that in Naples and it's vi
entity the Neapolitan troops, amounting
to more than 10000 men, beingjoined by
the people, attacked the Austrians, and
made such a slaughter, that the few who
escaped fled precipitously to the Abruzzi
where they will be totally destroyed by the
corps which occupies that position.
"These accounts are confirmed by res
pectable persons just arrived in this gar
yison from those quarters.
"RATTAZRI, Political Chief Of the
Province of A~lessandria."
"Alessandria, April 4, 1921"
An article from Trieste states, that on
the 22d ult. near LISA, on the coast of
Dalma:ia, the Austrian squadron was at
tackled and dispersed by that of Naples,
and that three Austrian b~rigantines, were
captured.
Laybach, March 90.
The Gazette, which has been establish
ed here since the Congress, has published
the following official note, respecting the
events of Piedmont
"The state of disorder and anarchy
which prevails at Turin, will not last long.
The weak party, which declared itself in
state of revolutian, founded on the most
criminal pretences, is already diminishing.
Several individuals who were nominated
Members of the Provisional Junta, refus-
ed to accept the appointments, others
have fed and taken refuge in Switzer-
land.
1.-The great mass of the inhabitants of
Turin, who have taken no part in this
subversion, anxiously look forward to
the close of this plot, and the restoration
of order. The chiefs ofthe factions, who
are already noted for infamy by previous
transactions, have shut themselves up in
the citadel with the scum of the revolu-
%tionary troops, and from thence menace
and agitate the city.
"Ths insurgents of Alessandria have e.
tablished a Special Junta in that city, un-
der the name of the Junta of the Italian
Federation. This Junta issues DEGREES and
proclamations it has declared war against
Austria, and has signifed to the King of
Sardinia that it will recognise him only
as King Of Italy"
London, AprI5.
The earthquake which lately made such
dreadful ravages in the island of Zante, |
was also felt in the Peninsula of the Ma
rea The town of Lala, it is said, has been
completely destroyed, and more than 500
persons have persisted under the ruins
Several other towns and villages have
been ravaged, and a great number of lives
have been lost in the town of Pyrgos, 500
houses were thrown down. The earth
quake lasted several days, and every day
violent shocks succeeded each other after
intervals of a few hours.
Venna, March "a.
"The military ornaments have been in
creased within these few days in an ex-
traordinary manner. Above 10000 fresh
troops have already received fresh orders
to proceed to Italy, and all the corps of
the Aurtrian army are to be put into re-
q~usition as speedy as possible. Our So
vereign is resolved to finish the war with
out delay. In less than three weeks they
will have above 100000 men in Italy,
which will be also reinforced by the Rus
sian troops.
"Paris, AprI 80.