The Arkansas advocate., 1831-05-25


vcrpool Chronicle, as follows:
The Magnet, Lisbon packet, arrived
Oh rida5 afternoon week, bringing Sc
nor Silyeira, with dispatches from the
Portuguese Government. The persons
lately imprisoned forattempting TO over
turn Don Miguc's Government, had I'M
dergone their trial by the Special Com
mission, and had been found guilty Of
only part of the charge, by which
their lives would be spared. On the
22d nit. we are informed in a Lisbon
Gazette, that Sauspicious day,which res
tored to Portugal. after long absence,
the august monarch who now happily
governs Portugal, was celebrated with
great splendor aud enthusiasm. Ills
Majesty had a drawing in the palace of
jitj ticil, wliei, was extremely brilliant.
The proposed advance of duty on port
wine, appears to have excited some Il
larn in Portugal, and some persons are
pleased at the prospect of the question
relating 10 the Afethuen treaty coming
to an issue between this country and the
Portuguese Government.
Haly.-German papers of the 18th,
contain extracts from the Piedmontese
Gazette, which, under date Of Milan,
March 8, state that the Modenesc and
Austrian troops, under Baron Gippert,
passed the 20 on the 5ih. II also men
tons the defeat ofthe Insurgents, and
their flight to Nori, which was taken By
the imperial troops. This Gazette also
contains an account Of the passing of the
20 on the night Of the 5th, by the troops
under Prince Bentt!lsseiiss, and ef their en-
trance into Ferrara without resistance.
The Chiefs of the Revolutionary Gov
ernmcnf are reported TO have fed, and
ncv Provisional Government had been
appointed to act in the name Of his Holi
ness.
But the most interesting intelligence
from this quarter is. contained in the fol
loving extracts from Southampton pa
per Of the Goth, which announces the
entry of the Austrians into Italy, after
har1-fouolit battle.
BY the Marquis of tnglcsea, captain
Weeks, which arrived here this after
nooo, from Havre, we have received the
following Important Information. The
Ailstrians have entered Fcrrara ard Ca
pr after a battle Of nine hours. which
Che Italian patriots sustained with great
perseverance. 4 first bulletin has been
published hYthe Austrian General up
Oh thn military advantage.
5lf1an, yHzrcd t0.-1'he invasion of
the DuchY of Meaena by the austrians
causes here the most painful sensation.
It might be said that the city was iii
mourning fortlle cause ofiiberty. The
Government, on its part, loudly pro-
claimed its Joy, and announced, almost
officially, flat the Reyolationists of Mo
,leaa had sent Deputation 10 tic
Grand Duke on the 8th, to suppiicate
for oardon, and to offer him the surren-
der Of their city at discretion. The Ga
zette Of Milan announces that the Aus
TRANS were to have entered Modena o.
the 9Th. On TIE other hand we are told
That the Austrians Effected the passing
of the Sechia during the night Of the
7th March, and chat the troops invest
cd Moacha on three points: that Gen.
Frimoat proposed TO the Provisional
Govcrnment to surrender at discretion.
teavoid the ef'lsion of blood aad great
misery. lfappears that the patriots de-
minded tweny-four hours to consider
an answer. and during the whole morn
ing Of the 9th brisk cannonade was
heard in The direction Of Modena; from
time to time clouds Of smoke covered
the toys Of the mountains. 1t vas much
feared that the Aostriaas had triumph
ed over the bravery Of their adverse
'Fies, by means Of their numerous artIl-
ierv. 1t was even reported that hun
dreds of the patriots had fled to the
mountains.
Co!5as55ii1.-' TIL his unliapP. country,
since the death of the iilustrious Boil
var, seems to Be the victim of every
petty military tyrant who has funds or
cunning enough TO muster predatory
band of rulians for the destruction of
his neighbours property, and almost eve
~ arrival from this truly Inflated lard
brings intelligence of the triumph or
defeat Of some military demagogue.--
We heard it stated tllatthe power of Pa
els on the wane, when Colombia shall
have rid herself of him, she may expect
something like tranquilhty--and when
the true history Of her wrongs and mis-,
fortunes becomes recorded. his name