The Sun.
London, England, 1831-04-14 00:00:00

NOTIFICATION

BY TILE PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED

ITALIAN PROVINCES.

" A principle proclaimed by a great nation, which had
solemnly promised not to permit its violation lay any Euro-
pean power, and the declaration of guarantee given by a
Minister of that nation, induced us to second the move-
mznt of the people of these provinces. All (Air efforts were
directed to the far from easy task of maintaining order,
amid.t the agitation of an insurrection; and we experienced
a pleasure most grateful to our hearts, in seeing the revo-
lution conducted with all the tranquillity of a constitu-
tional government, and without shedding a single drop of
blood.

" But the violation of this principle, consented to by the
nation which had promulgated and guaranteed it, the im-
possibility of resisting a great Power which has already
occupied part of the provinces with an armed force, and •
our wish to prevent bloodshed and disorder, are the cir-
cumstances which have induced us, with a view to the
public safety, which ought always to be the supreme law
of every state, to treat with his Eminence the most fter.
C Gan Antonio Benevenuti, Legate-a-latere of his
Holiness Gregory XVI., and to resign to him the govern-
ment of these provinces, which has been accepted by his
Eminence under the subjoined conditions.
" GIOVANNI VICINL
" President of the Provisional Government."
" Ancona, March 26."

" The House Painter's and Colourman's
Guide," by P. F. TINGRY, Professor of Chemistry, the
Third Editiqn of which is just published by Sitsnwoon
and Co., contains mere practical information for preparing
Colon's, with full instructions for their application to the
different kinds of Paint, than any work hitherto published,
and will be found a most valuable arquisitioa, not only to
the young artist, but also to Carpenters, Ship Builders,
Brewers, Distillers, Farmers, and all persons occupying
extensive out-buildings, who have a handy labouring man
in their employ, as ley adopting the instructions given by
Mr. TINCRY, every man may become his own Painter,•
and thereby ensure a raving of 50 per cent., and have the
pleasure of seeing his premises always preserved from the
weather, and always in good trim.

BIRTHS.
On the ith inst. at Market Marborough, the Hon. Mrs. Wu
de Capell Brooke of a son.
On the 13th inst. at the Fort, Gravesend, the lady of Captain
Ord, ILE, of a daughter.
On the Bth inst. in Stephen's-green, Dublin, the lady of Sic
G. Booth, Bart., of a eon anu heir.
MARRIED.
On the 13th inst. at Fulham, W. B. Lund, of Hamp.
stead, to Magdalen, sixth daughter of the late G. Gillow, Esq., En
'Hammersmith.
On the P..`th inst. at Iver Church, Lieut—Colonel Bridger, C.B.
to Jane, fourth daughter of J. Copeland, Esq., of Iver, Bucks.
On the 13th inst. at Islington, Mr. It. Witherby, of Canon.
bury-square, to Susannah, eldest daughter of C. Payne, Esq. 01"
Ilighbury.place.
On the 12th inst. at the Hon. Mrs. Burrowes' house, in Hill-
street, his Excellency Baron de Letts, Minister
Plenipotentiary to his Majesty the King of Bavaria, to Elizabeth
:Catherine, only daughter of the late Colonel Burrowes, of lien_
Ran Castle, and grand-daughter to Lord Decies, late Archbishop
pf Tuam.
DIED.
On the 11th inst. at Sandgate, Augusta Charlotte Emma, the
anfant daughter of Colonel Wynyard, Grenadier Guards.
On the
daughter
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sei ititriist:etst.:.tvalaAtg(ll.:eidcer Hereford-street,
years..sttrrae he , t
hxt, Augusta
ife Mary,3ir. youngest
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Ott the 13th inst. Henry, youngest son of J. Keene, Es 1., of
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On the 12th inst. at Beading, in her 85th year, Mrs. Phu be
Davis, relict of the late Mr. Nathaniel l'hiliPs".i
On the —
Lever, of King-street, Cheapside, in the 44th year of her age.

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