SICILY.
A letter from Naples, of ihe l Oth in tt.e 'Gazette dtr-Mrdr,* after-tiiiftaWf^r^Tiedttngeroui state of the King's hsalth, says :— Sicily is calm, but Prince Castelcicala, Lieu tenant-General of the King in that island, has deemed it necessary to come to Naples to represent thrdattget of leaving- the islaifd,~\rnd "the coasts of' Calabria without any defence against the attacks of revolutionary bands, as at Sapri. The peaceable populations dread that* whilst Europe is absorbed in the labours of the Congress, the numerous Italian nfutees, who now svarm in Piedmont, may make *n muptian into the "Neapolitan territory. Prince CasMlcicala «as not able to hay* an interview with the King, hut, incompliance with his request, the Government has ardsred that cannon shall be con veyed to Sicily to arm the coasts, ' and that seven •team frigate* shall cruise there ; it has also sent j General Lanza to Sicily to inspect the troops sta- 1 tioutd in the island.
SPAIN.
The followingteltgram has been received :— ; Madrid, April 16. M. Barrot, the French Ambassador, has pre sented the rewards accorded bj the Emperor of the French to the Spaniards weo. distinguished. them,. ielv.es in the expedition of ' Cochin China. '

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