... The Governor of the Duchy of Savoy wrote from ChlsmberVY on the 26th of the present month, to the Prefect of the Isere, to inform him officially of the events which have taken place in Piedmont. The Duke of Genevois, invested, by the abdication of the King Victor Emmanuel, with the Royal Authority in all its ple- nirude, has declared illegal, null -and of no effect, all the acts which have ...

... F7 oISPAPERS. r PA>S, APRIL 8.-Lettersfrom Rome, datedthe g7thfilt., state 4haa the King of Naples had entered his capital amidst the iene- *ralcidamations of his wubjects. :Te Duke of Genevois has arrived re Laybach. , It-is' reported jhat the Emperor of Austria has offeretlse *Klsg of Sardin,..s,±kotps: of 50,000 men, provided with every 'nece.ay, abd eitirely at fis disposal, though ...

... f L 0 N D 0 N. . ATURDAY, APRIL 79 1521. .The Courier is mightily jocose and flippant on the subject of the threatened insurrection in Greece, isti- gated as it is, and supported by the legitimate power of the Emperor of ALL THE RUSSIAS! The plot which threatens an universal war, presentstO the Editor of The Courier only matter for wanton and unseadon- able mirth. H7e calls for particulars, as ...

... ? : 1? ?? . I 6 THO G , lj?, - I ?? N;-rw. ns, 0 -We are sorry to say tha;t7 le intelligtl61e'yeteidat5 E cormmunicaitd by Us, tO ourreae turh our to Ei but'.i3 too trfae. Tlie ac'cunts in ithe lrenhc Papeis are-con t tradictoa-yr fin several resphotsj but there i's little reason ' for doubting thiat fthe mai'n ?? are true; t1~ooggii w hap~s not.-to ithe e:ttent stated. W. fear. that tlie Aua ...

... PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE. TURIN, NOn%:r, MARCH 25, 1821. This city is greatly agitated, in consequence of the arrival of intelligence from Genoa, by which It appears a dreadful commo- tion has taken place In that City. The Constitution of Spain was first hailed with rapture, but whep the protest of the new King was made known, a diversity of opinion prevailed, and theresult has 'been that blood ...

... BETWERN Tl[ lFitENpSOF RiMANCI PATTON ANDMILt. CONOLLY THE FAIRMAN OR THE: LA' CATHOLIC RTI'NG IN DUBLI.. Mr. Conolly's Letter to the foil rg Noble Lrds:- As Chairmran of a very numerous Meeting of the Roman. Catholics of Dublin, which vwas held this day, and convenedl in pursuance of public advertisement, I transmit t your Lord- ship 'a Copy of the Retolutifns adopted upon this occasion. They ...

... UUJVTJNGDON, MARCH 4. Yesterday, at twelve o'clock, the High Sheriff took his seat id the Court Hall. Among the persons of consideration, we ob.J ?? Fitzwilliam, Lord Milton, Lord Joln Russell, John Bonfoy Ropor, Esq. Rev. Dr. Maitby, Rey. E. S. Bayleyl George Thornhill, jun., Esq. &c. 'The HIG H SHERIFF opened the business of the day. J. B. ROPER, Esq. then, after a speech of rnich animation, ...

... Eroton THE QLAS[GOW CRRONICLE] GLASGoW, APRIL 24.-Yesterday the King's birth-day was ce- lebfated with the customary dermnr;strations of loyalty.. The military and volunteers, in the presence of an immense crowd, nanaeuvred and fired in the Green; and in the evening his ]Vla. jesty's health was drank at the -Cross, amid great applause, by the -Magistrates. The juvenile loyalists amused ...

... Yesterday the Friends of Parliamentary Reform dined to- tether at the City of London Tavern. The great room was crowded lt an early hour, and many Gentlemen, who were unable to obtain seats, were nnder the necessity of retiring. shortly after six o'clock the Lord Mayor, who presided on this tcasion, accompanied by upwards of 50 Noblemen and Gen- emen, Members of Parliament, and other persons ...

... Paris Papers to Thursday have been received, from which the following are extracts:- EXTRACT FROMI A PRIVATE LETTER. VIENNA, MARCH 25.-The Count de Bubna, Commandant- General at Milan,has collected 20,000 men at Pavia, to observe the Pledmrsntese. The Russian army of Volhynia will be in Italy sooner than was calculated on. Measures have been taken to relieve the soldier of a part of his load, ...

... NAPLES AND PIEDMONT. The two documents which follow, and which announce the termination of the expedition against 1aples, were received at - horenceon thes4thof March:- CONVENTION. - The Undersigned, furnished with full powers to that effect, have agreed on the following articles Art.l. There shall be asuspension of hostilities on allpoints ,ofthe kingdom. - Art. 2& Hostilities by sea shall ...

... -I V-A TEh OE8T.A: NCt. -&i i'qq 'TJsin ur X e.pth~of ,last month; by tl e exs''iio of an Meni s g wei e doubtful. Genoa apd i v ae.'united in. ti e coli5i1 Qi~se with Piedmont. Savoy hadliesitated to inaulite heorl ht iirst, as a great nutns- ber of inhabitants ieuld not ptoiou,:e t siir sentiments unless in case aof a re-union withi Frince ; l,,t hot being able to obtain this at :resent, ...