... - INS URRECTION IN SICILY. (PRdO iHE GiOR54ALI CONSTITUZIONALE DEL RE(N0 DEULE DUE SICIL5RL) NAPLES, JULY 20.-On the 16th a tumult took place Itf the i city of Palernio; the troops hastened to re-establish order, but unfortunately the blood of those who ought to love each other t as children of the same family, was shed. Amidst this melan-i choly tragedy, the Neapolitan citizens were ...

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... T HIirQ UASENAs Lr gTTI? Tr THE KING . Sl11,-Aft,r the sinp~ral~eled and tunproveked persecution which, dur11ing aseries, of years, has been carried on against me, snider the name and. asurthorisy of your Majeasy-and which per. secution, instead of being mollified by time, time has rendered only more and more malignant kind sunreletiting-tt is niot With. oust a great sacrifice of private ...

... FROM THE ALLGEMIEINE ZEITUNG. NAMES, 9TH Jusr.-(From the Letter of a Traveller.)-The joy, the noise and the rejoicings of the lively Neapolitans on the A promulgation of the Constitution, are not to be described. A person must have been in Naples, and in some measure ac- quainted with the manners and humoursof the Neapolitan peo- ple, to form an idea of this memorable scene. In the mean time, ...

... l.IS1 II LEGION. Tesjoii ed. ltter is from one of Gtrieral D'EvCtJux Pik- B ridge-To'wn, Mlrhadoes, 2-9th MIaYO,15~0 l~rr~~reaacws you, yout will have heard (Ifnfb6- Jir A Dprc~c Dr Reinhold wrote a d~ni-ohci`4*al agq~t: of it teo: Colon~el kennyu, which cdustained, of - esqarW particulars. I can onlysa~y,thatath rsfu$lo tf Akf~hi5hp'i strikinP I never sl* a ma dplymr'enf~ st 'ad ?? thasn ...

... ,B31'81.\i)1 URI&if HOUSE. T ~s dolit:tih~l re4i1e1tce. Nitich has rec-rntly been taken an a t~t.j t~mr;- ?? for tie Quseen, has of late years been kniovn toe favt:-:te Ct f th :\I:,r*ravine f Ancpach. -his Lady la. ii iJ (juitt i, it ha.; -i ce l.Itl in ctCCiJedL be ColonAl lloper, 1r.r:n %voiot it hzts heen t ctken bhv the A-entis of her iZajesty. 'm he i-c seas cli ?? ern -rad ab'out the ...

... iej LONDON: s. FR|IDAY, AUGUST 11, 1620. If We stated in yesterday's paper the confident opinion enter- e tained by official persons, that the Bill of Pains and Peisaltids h would not be proceeded in. By what means it is proposed to d prevent the discussion, and to put an end to the subject that s convulses the country, we know not. It is certain that the ;, QuEEN has addressed a Letter to the ...

... THE QUEEN ENTERING JER USALEMl. I . _ We have seen a very curious picture consigned to this country by a mercantile house at Genoa, and representing the entrance of the Queen into Jerujsalem. ?? singillar painting (so extremely intere;iting at tili moment, and, Considerinm the important circumstinces oithe which liae Majesty's situiation connects itself, so historically remark- able) ir the ...

... THE QUFEN. The Tiraveler says, ?? have been favouredwiththe follow ing communication from a most respectable Clergyman, who has perfoirmed Divine Service in her Majesty's household since .her return to England m- 'I ' At a time when the Press teeros with observations on the I conduct of the Q~ueenlit is remarkable that not one has attempt- ed to pourtray her Mdajesty's most amlahleand ?? ...

... ITALIAN WITNESSES AGAINST THIE QUEEN. r The houses irn Cotton garden, occupied by Sir Thomas Tyr- whitt, Mr. Ley, and the other officers ef the House of Lords, are the places appointed for the use of the Italian witnesses against the Queen. The occupants were compelled to remove o)n Tuesday, and their quitting on such short notice produced no litt!e bustle and confusion. Cotton-garden is ...

... L O N D O N: FIlIDAY, AUGUST 4, 182EP. We received yesterday the Paris Papers of Monday last. They contain no further news from Naples. An article from Augsburg alludes to the subject of the Revolution, but merely for the purpose of giving It an unfavourable character, and with- out imnparting the least new Information. The KINO held his usual Court on Sunday, which was at- tended by the ...

... AbDkESS jl; ToE| nuld. esi~tousands. f~ur fe low-subjeets. .40 re approaching yoIi7 ,4ajesty iw4ith. assus Ofkhomaget and affietion-whil. addresses yven from the remotr parts :of therkingdom.ore- laid ate.3your feetpermi us, your MAjestyneighbours, as wiwve, a11d4 the zmistresses: of- faile, in san&dnear the metropolis, to approauch you;. We are 1una- stomedto. publi acts, Bun- ingfbbced '-by ...