... I t~ irit. nie it vol ition in i liam hn9 3lite into ro tlimg it thoi pi''h c:! :I't Auistriank trcops, who are now i;I qcleLt tev'cs io t i' the chpiltal, rin the whle king - loilc. Ncttt itli;andi cc tie valintitc elithuilsinisl of the NOeapoiiitiat lt'oipie, it app~icil cithel tIhat tley' ac the :i;est cit:c'tr ittt1luer tile anv, o' t Owt. ihit rote'ltidtal I was-:; [i e ls ol ct'a. f 1 ...

... . 11; W#I 0!3tsc rip t. Letters, elated in the evernig of the 26th ult. were reciaved on Wednesday from. Naples. Th1ev confirm the accounts of the entry of the Auistrian troops. 'tile ;t number is. variously stated at 25,000X, and Gt 50,000 Inen, but all agree in the humiliating fact, that they were received with nearly the same degree of entliaxi- s amn. by the populace, as would have ...

... COUNTER REVOLUTION- rIIED3IONT. It appears no longer to be doubted that a counter- revolution has by tihis time takell place at Turin. The Diuke de Genevois had puhllshed a Proclamation, dated at Modena, asserting his right to the Throne, on the abdication of his brother, King Victor Ersinanucl but declaring that l-e w6uld not accept the title of King until his broth er should be in a state to ...

... .DO;MESlTIC( INTELLIGENCE IIANOVZIR, API, IA. 'i .-- e noc know for certain, ihateser the English Joto ruis may say, thiat we shull hive the happiness to see our Sovereign hilae after his visit to freland titat is to say, in the courwe of the month of A ugist. Lord Castiereagh IhIs ofirially comonnnicated this news to CoUllt Mutnster, with a list cf the per.,ons who w ill accomnpany his ...

... HIGHLAND SOCIETY OF dABEBDELEX On lWednesdaythe 21st ult. being the A nniversary of the Battle of Alexandria, the newly instituteL fHighland Society of this place (a branch of the London iaghland Society) held its first general stated Meeting. After a ballot for new Members, the Society and their friends, to the number of above sixty, dined together at Anderson's Thn-n as. FARQUHAfRSON, Esq. ...

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... II rA , The revolution in Piedmon0t, as wavs to be expec:-l, le has followed the fate of that of Naples, and was at an, of end, the moment a party of the Austrian arnry crsseul. *1. the Tessino, This event took place on the Ftth inst.' P It appears that part of the garrison of Aklessandria, to -. the number of 5000, had marched out to oppose thelrt. as They roet in front of Novarre, but a ...

... -i'llarftia-it 5iltelitgruce. . The C(lllpany's ship Thimes arrived ofthbe Wight, on Monlday, She left ChIillna on the 24th November, } k . comnpany with the LE'r, .ulecar~r: beth igtwtr; togethertorE ngland onl the 15th or the same hinoth th*y~st~glst± of erwh &ther on +ee.3dllrchiue} 1st. -1. Nmidlou,. 20. 30. W. The J2.ewlker Cotake .wvasallwedl ontie a8thp ,tebrui- ary, itn l)at, 0. N. ...

... 11oBtmipt. k-l EIpressbus arrived on TllursdAy from Fa.., N;ith hltelligntce ft;-on Mtixlan, of the '20th, Turin, oft tlc 21st, and Florence, of -the 17th init. At li;lani ii. was reported thi.t the Autitrians wele in ]USosesoton of Naples, by a cpitulatioll. In tie Lcc0uj:ts iolii F1!- rin, it is asserted, tlhat the Anstrtin . sio there had just receiseil dispatles from Naples, contain irwg ...

... OD Thursday last, the Circuit Court of Justiciary was opened here, by the Right Hlon. Lords D .arAxn and SUCCOTH; and after the usual preliminary forms, I ;, They proceeded to the trial of WVilliasn Grahlam,, Jcliet o t Granladm oad Arthur Conelldy, from Stonehaven, ac- b cused of bousebrcaking and theft. John Grabham having n c failed to appear, sentence of fugitation wani pronoullccd o e ...

... arEG -finEGN FOR£tE1GN INT'lELLIGENCE. Parlis Pie§Va 10 tl IeivsLi to tue dlate of Fri- d, Ay laUt a vel:;? with p ivate letters, It appealis from thli tChat on the ttth the Austirian army, to tile amoiunt of °_,000 men, crossed thc Tesino, and that the armlly of Alessandria 55as dipuricd without C1pposi- tion. Bleimg afteererdi joined by the P'iedmonrtese, under Gencrial I a1tomr. tire ...

... DOIMIESTIC INTELLIGENCE I ) kj~lla~fl. 0 a His Majcsty visits his Hanoverian dorninjons after t his return from Ireland, when the coronation is to c take place. This august ccremony, it is again said, is fixed for the anniverary of the battle of Waterloo.- t, The 1st of August is mentioned as the day when his n Majesty departs for 'Kanover. The account of the last quarter's revenue has been ...