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

facClOn VINO SILL nciu u
| Alessandria. The different account are
contradictory in several particulars, as
might be expected but of the main facts,
we a~pprehend, there is no doubt, VIZ. thai
the garrisons of Turin and Alessandrla
surrendered without resistance, and that
the royal authority had been completely
| restored.
The young Gentleman who is to repre-
sent the Champion of England at n CO.
ronation, is now taking lessons OF horse
manship for the purpose at Astley's.
The foreign papers state that MIR. He'll
farth, a printer at Erfurt. has invented a
press to print eight sheets at a time. This
machine, which may be made OF any size,
supplies 1000 copies of each sheet IN IL
hours, making $4,000 sheets printed on
both sides. The machine is put in mo-
ton by one horse, and three men are suf-
fcient to supply it with sheets and take
them away.-Each sheet p~erfects itself.
Paris, april l2.
The Milan Gazettes of the LIST and Cd
contain nothing remarkable except a noti-
fcation from Count Choteck, Governor
of Insprunk, warning the people to be on
their guard against the Carbonari who are
attempting to make proselytes even in the
States of his imperial and Royal Males
ty. Count Choteck concludes by declar-
ing that any of the Emperor's subjects
who may enter into that society, or who
fail to inform against such members of it
as they may know will be tried according
to the provisions of the Penal Code.
Milan, April g..
There is report of great disturbance
at Bologna, occasioned by the students of
the University has been occupied by
troops.
Paris, april ID.
According the latest news from Naples
it appears that the Austrians occupy all
the barracks in that capital: the Neapoli-
tan troops have removed without the city
and the whole of them are placed under
the orders of General Frimont. The
guard Of safety, is, for the present, kept
up; but they cannot carry arms, nor do
any kind of duty, but upon orders to hat
| effect from the Austrian Gen.
The Indicator, a Bordeaux Journal,
contains the following:-"Extract of a
private letter, written On board the pAr-
riege armed ship, in quarantine in Toulon
Roads.
March give were met, in Is de-
grees North latitude, by an English ship
the Cyrus, of London, who informed and
certife ed to us that Calloa and Lima had
fallen into the power of the insurgents
This ship was DESTROYS of anchoring at
CaIloa; but an Independent vessel having
| fired at them, they made sail and got a.
way. The design was to stop them, to
prevent their carrying this important in
telligence to Europe
French Funds, AprI l3.-Five per
cents. 82f. 45c.; Bank Stock, l547f. SOC.
frankfort, april z.
The Austrian Government takes pre-
| c%autionary measures to maintain tranquil
lily in the Tyrol, where it is suspected
some dangerous associations exist. The
Governor of that Province, Count de Cho-
teck, has already published an ordi-
nance at I%n-spsuck,% according to which
all the Austrian subjects convicted
of being admitted into, or maintaining
correspondence with the sect denominated
| Carbonari, OF of not ~denouncing secrets
| which may come to their knowledge will
be ~capitally punished as guilty of high
treason.
Rome, March 81.
Letters from Naples, dated the eth
inst. announce, that "a individuals, who
were Members of the Provisional Nea-
| politan Government, have embarked for
Malta.
Gen. Pope has embarked for Malta,
because the Spanish Minister as it is af-
frmed, refused him a passport for Spain.
Turin, Apru9
wThe Provisional Junta to the Citizens.
"The troops commanded by Count de
Latour, in conjunction with the Austrian
troops, are approaching the capital. The
Junta which has employed itself with sue
cess in the preservation of the public
peace, and in guarding against evils of
anarchy and civil war, now confides the
care of good order, and the tranquility
of the city, to the municipal authorities.
"The inhabitants are informed, for
their satisfaction, that the citadel is deli
vered over to the National guard.
"Given at Turin, April s, 1921.
(Signed)
SMARENTINI, President"
CRANBERRY, ,AprH 10.
Our advices from CRANBERRY are ofthe
10th, one day later than from the capital