Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-07
latest FROM EURoPE.

Boston, on Sunday last from Liverpoo'
The editor, of the New-Iork Commerc'a
Advertiser are indebted to Messrs. Russell
and Gardiner r. her attentive correspondence
at Boston. for proof sheets and London pa
pers to the 18th oil Feb. and to their Lon
dor and Liverpool correspondents for Len
don papers TO the evening of the 18th, and
Lloyd's List of the goth. and Liverpool
paper. of the 22d all inclusive. Both ships
sailed from Liverpool Oh the 9ed Feb.
AFFAIRS OF NAPLES.
The following important intelligence we
copy from Cores Liverpool Advertiser OF
the 22d Feb.
PASSAGE OF THE Pc.
This movement concerning which so
much scepticlsm has existed for the last
eight days, is positively announced, in let
ters received yesterday by the way OF
Frankfort, to have taken place on the z9lb
of January, the day originally stated. The
following is an extract of letter dated
Frankfort, Feb. IL.
" The important information which iol-
lows, is taken from one of our journals"
"Laybueh. Fe5. 19.
The Austrian army passed the 20 on the
eStb and 9eth of January, and is advancing
upon Naples by three different routes.
Forty thousand men will first advance to the
frontiers, who will announce, in case OF re-
sistance, that they will be followed by
10000 more!
His majesty the king Of Naples has ad-
dressed a proclamation to the inhabitants OF
the Two Sicilies, in which he orders the
immediate dissolution of the parliament.
He also calls on them to receive the Aus
TRANS as friends, and promises, on his re-
turn TO give them constitution.
We have not time TO ascertain the effect
of this intelligence on our exchange.
"P. S. We just learn that copy of the
OF the king Of Naples has been
received in this place, and that it accords
in substance, with what is above stated"
ITO the above we must add, in brief.
that the French papers last received con-
tain variety of paragraphs, whose tenden-
cy is to confirm The ominous intelligence
that the Austrian army had positively
marched Tor Naples"
The Augsburg Gazette Universelle,'
announces positively, the march of The Aus
trian troops towards Naples.
The Globe in abiding to the above srti-
Gle Observes Had the passage been ef-
fected so far back as the 10Th, the fact must
have been clearly known long since. We
therefore do not attach any Importance to
this Milan article
messenger from The court Of Austria
arrived at London on the 18th February,
with dispatches for the Austrian Minister,
who Immediately had an audience with lord
Castlereagh.
In the house Lords en- the 18th of Feb.
there was an interesting debate on the af-
fairs OF Naples.
INsURREt TON AT MADRID.
A second edition of the London Courier,
Of the 18th February, states, that letter
from Paris. has been received of which the
following is an eXtract:-
"While closing this letter, note from
the Spanish embassy informs me, that yes
terday courier arrived in about six days
from Spain, bringing news Of general in
surrection at Madrid; the kings guard mas
sacred; his person threatened-in short a
most terrible ratastophre. This | unfortu-
nately consider as official"
The fourth edition of the same paper,
contain. advice. from Madrid to the 9th.
On the morning of the 4th, his majes;y,
TO The municipality, that be
had heard some insulting expression used
towards him on the preceding evening as
he retired from the pronenades, and he
hoped that they would take the proper
measures TO prevent such an offence in fu-
ture. The measures which the municipali-
ty, adopted, were to send nine corregidores
to patrole round the palace.
"On the 5lh the king went out a: bis
usual hour. He had scarcely Quilted the
palace. when most insulting cries were
heard, mingled with those Of Liue The king
of The Constitution The body guards,
who were on duty, fell on the mob, sword
in hand. and some persons we're wounded.
lone accoun. says, that some of the citizens
were killed.