Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-17

ince the 18th it was known at NICE
(Alps msrstime) toe events that had taken
place at Alexandria and Turin, but 10
vague manner; however, the inquIetude OF
some persons known by their attachment TO
|the ancient order of things, caused the con-
lecture of events Of the highest importance.
On the 18th, the scene commenced. which
had just passed on the other side OF the Alps.
A crisis appeared inevitable; when finally
(the authorities having received peremptory
orders, caused 10 be proclaimed the Spanish
constitution. Since that moment the great
est tranquility has reigned in this city. 1t
was said that Victor Emmanuel would ar
rive there on the 18th, where he would re-
main.
Madrid, March 60,
The city enjoys the mostp.rfect tranquil
ity. The three last sittings OF the Cortes,
offer nothing remarkable, but complains a.
eainst some of the authorities for infractions
Of the Constitution. NJ. Lano Manuel, late
ly appointed minister of justice. has tender
ed bis resignation on account oil Ill health;
but the king would not accept of it, and d.
rected him to repair TO bis post. A similar
tender from NJ Daoiz, appointed minister
of war, met with the same fate.
Office of the Daily Advertiser,
Boston, May 10, noon. !
L.
received Paris papers to March &c. The
following are extracts:
Paris, March "a.
We find in the Journal of the Upper Rhine,
OF the Goth March, an article which appears
! TO US TO explain the plan OF operations Of the
Neapolitans. The following is the article:
The Neapolitan troops who had occu-
pied the defiles OF Rieti and Terni, so well
known by the difficulties Of attack, and who
had thrown a corps in advance even to Ma.
giiano, Otricoli, Gesi, Terhi, and Besaro,
have retired, without firing musket, TO
their own frontiers. 1t appears that they
have retreated to Aquila, and they will per-
haps retire behind the line OF defence, which
extends from Poscari to Terricane and
Fondi.
The Spanish constitution was declared on
the 10th, at Nice, as in all the cites of
Piedmont.
By decree of March IA, The Regent OF
Sardinia has appointed. par interim, Cheva-
lier Ferdinand Dalpozzo, Secretary of State
for the Interior; the Advocate Antoine Maria
Gu5ernatis, Secretary of State for the FL
nances; and Gen. Bossolino. for the depart
ment OF War and Marine. Various other
appointments by the Prince Regent, are an
nouuced in the Gazette Of Turin.
Trieste, March l2.
The war with Naples occupies at this mo-
ment nearly all our commerce. Every one
seems on the move IN order to profit as much
as possible from the actual state of things;
and to escape from untoward chances which
may happen. All the armed vessels are
equipped, IN order to reinforce the Austrian
hotilla. which is in the port Of Ancona.
We see arrive successfully much artillery
and other munitions of war, to be transport
ed by sea TO Apcona.
Political circumstances have caused rise
in several productions Of the South.-Rice I;
is principally in demand-the contractors !
are purchasing il in considerable quantities. !
Our navigation lang uish.s, and will probably |,
nearly cease. as we learn that the Neapol--
tan squadron stationed in the Adriatic |
Gulph, have given chase TO all Austrian yes
ses. 1t is said they have already made
several prizes. The interruption of our ma
vigation will be gre at misfortune.
We are assured that the old Pacba Of Ja-
nina has obtained, within short time, va
rous success.
They write from Geneva, that the late
events IN Piedmont have given an universal
satisfaction in the Swiss western can'on.. OF
which the commerce, from the system Of
prohibition adopted by the Sandman govern
ment, suffered extremely.
Charleston Nay 6.
Our readers should know that the present
unexampled state Of the commerce OF Eu-
rope and America has given rise to very OPP
posl,e opinions, both among theorists and
statesmen, as to its origin. II is evident
that before relief, il any, can be applied 10
the stagnation of every branch OF industry,
the source OF sources OF that stagnation must