The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-09
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The stb March sod London pspors to tho 81 |
March wsre received. We have copied into
our paper of to day, tho most inter ostiog orti.
clos c0n,uned in the Baltimore papers OF the
akth inst. By a recurrence 10 our extract, II
will be seen lnat the Austriso army are adj
vancIng against Naples, and that the Neapd:
I,sn, manifest position 10 resist IN deionco
OF their rights and liberties. We must con-
feys we. have never been sanguine IN our
anticipatona of . successful resistance. The
power of Austria, backed by that of Russia
and Prussia, seems overwhelming and tires
is,able. The. Austrian army crossed the 20,
ness Fcrrars in several divisions 90 The 9th
and 7.n Of February, and tho whole army
for med iuoc,ion onits right bank 90 the sth. \
The Van ofthe same army reached Bologna
tho same dsy CO its way to Rome. From
the la,es, papers we learn that division OF
the "a me army had proce eeded as tar as Sien-
ma, a ci,y'of E,ruris, - miles N. N. w.
from Rome. This will eoabie our readsfs
@ take their maps apd nole the ptogtess OF
the Austrian army. II the Neapolilaos are
resolved to contend Tor their rights pnd iio-.
s,,ies, we may daily expect the news Ok their
defeat or of their success. Frou, the same
papers. we have taken an abridgemcnt OF The
Constitution proposed to the Cortes OF Poriu'
xa,. What man, when Europe seemed dos
tined forever TO submit TO military and des'
po,ic sway, would have beeo wild enough to
hsve predicted that the priost-ridden aad sn-
petstitious Portuguese would IN 1927 nave
. established a consti, stion, which recognises
the light. Of mankind, and established freedom
Of thought and action as the basis oi civil gov
srn,nent: -
Tho news from Eugland is Of no very scii-
Gus interest. Lord Castlcteaeh has avowed
IA the coortly language ot. politician, that
Enslsnd is 10 take no shate in the proceedings
against Naples and the house OF Lords hsvs
refused 70 extend TO her any aid. The excite
mont in regard 20 the Qaeen has subsided
PEI the fame only wants luel, 10 make u burst
10th win increased violence. she mas ac'
copied thu sn. .oooi per annum, vnted by par
liam mt, for her mainlsnance, to begin from
the Sth day OF January is2o--8Os. Patriot
NAPLES.
Extract from The Fsiend Of the Coosu,ution,
Saturday, Feb, 10. 90.
"The Permanent Depu'a,ion, to the peo-
PIE of the Two Siciiies:
"A le,tor from Lsybach, dated Jan. 20,
add'esscd by the King to tho Prince Regent,
snd confidently communicated, by his Royal
IIigpness TO the Permanent IDe putaiion, i'm
voklns the Parliament extraordinary, (accord.
ing the f,r m which the constitution pre-
scfioed 10 Tho Prince Regen,) 10 o'de' to dc.
eide upon such measurcs as the dignity and
honor Of tho Neapoiiiap nation require. The
calmncss and frmness which the patton dis-
played on the reception of the before men
TONED letter, were sentiments suitable to
free. people which has sworn to q constitution,
10 cpnjunction with Us KIoS This calmness
and this Rrmness will bsfn, the insid,ous pro:
jects of those, whose sole object is TO deceive
the nation by scattering aboat tbs h,ebrauds
od civil war; but the Dstionai' glory snail no
longer be the victim Of calumDy and oppres.
siop.
:" Naples, Feb. 9, lS2i
(Signsd) GALDI. President.
SENEGLI, DENATO,f !.
"NICOLAI, STRANO,
"BORELLI, BERNl,.
SEcRETARIEs.
The following enswer was sent by tho
Princ Regent TO the Permanent Deputstion.
+" Ferdinand, SC, sc.
"To tho Permanent Deputation, Of the Ma.
tiona, Parliament.
The Minister'S Of Russia and Prussis, and
She Austrian Charge d'Afairs, according TO
,he orders received from their Couets, have
communicated to re the resolution al Lay
bach, with respect to the Kingdom OF tho Two
Settles, ....
7" Wishing, under the circumstances which
70 much eoneesn the safety of the State, not
10 take upoo ourselves TO form any ds,e rmina'
ZION, nor to give any answer withoui haT-
log FIRST consulted the National Representa-.
too, We hate Judged it 1T and necessary to
convoke the Parliament Extraordinary; and
fpding ourselves In tho situation provided for,
BY the lssth article Of tho Constitution, We
hereby call upon tho permanent Dspu,a,ion
% convoks without delay the Parliament Ex-
srao rd,nary, in order that il may deliberate on
tho important comm munications which the gov.
ernment has received. .
"Tor ourselves, faithful to our oath, we
shall never separate our lot from that. Of the
nation. .-','
.(Signed) "FRANClS' Regent.
Countcrsigned by the Temporary Minis