The Sun.
London, England, 1831-03-25 00:00:00

FOR THE DIRASU

W. Russell

W. Russell',...

IT. H. Bradshaw

Marquis of Clevelan I
Lord Fitzwilllarn
Lord Grosvenor

Lord Cleveland

John Smith

Marquis of Anglesea...l

!J. Calcraf, ,

Lard Cleveland

Duke of Norfolk_

M.P. for the County of

NEW NOVEL BY THE AUTHOR OF " MAR-
RIAGE" AND " THE INHEEITANCE."-The Novel of
" Destiny, or the Chief's Daughter," will positively be
ready for delivery at all the Booksellers on Wednesday,
the SOth instant.--Whittaker and Co., Ave Maria-lane.

CLARE ELECTION.-Sir EDw. O'BRIEN,
in an address to the electors of Clare, has pledged himself
to supprt Parliamentary Reform. No such pledge was
given in his first address, and it may be fairly presumed, if
he did not dread a formidable opposition in the contest
now pending, Sir EnwAnn would be as silent as ever re-
garding Reform..Vnblin Morning Register.

The entrance of our troops into Ferrara has given
a severe blow to the revolutionary mania in the Lega-
tions. The most violent liberals already began to hold
more temperate language, and the faithful subjects, who
were frightened by the rapid progre,s of the rebellious
party, recover their courage, and shew themselves ready
to take the field against the agitators. A little vigour on
the part of the Pap rl Government will probably suffice to
restore tranquillity without any foreign aid. The present
Insurgents in Italy appear to be very good tempered, and
no friends to bloodshed ; and as was the case some years
ago in the Austrian campaign against Naples, a few can-
non have now put to flight the whole republican army of
Nlodena. Assurances are said to have been given by
France, that no objection would be made to the coercive
measures to be taken by our Government in Italy. Our
Government, besides, has never acknowledgel for itself
the. principle of non-intervention with respect to Italy, and
it is not priibable that it ever will acknowledge it, as it is
ibandon, d according to circumstances and convenience by
those who first set it up. It originated in England,
and was first laid down by Lord Castlereagh, on
the occasion of the French campaign against the
Spanish Cortex, as a rule for the English Ministry,
and now let us read the interpretation that Lord Pa'rner-
ston lately gave in the English Parliauitnt on the mode of
applying it.

VIENNA, MARCH 19.--Four per Cent. Aletalliques,
68i ; Bank Shares, 943.

VIICNKA, MARCH 13.—We have received by express
the news that the vanguard of the Imperial troops entered
Modena on the 9th, where they were received, as well as
his Royal Highness the Duke, with the loud acclamations
of the people. Excepting the slight resistance of the in-
surgents at Novi, the Imperial troops have met with no
further obstacle on their march.

MAYENCE, MAccit 9.—The fear that the Dutch
might continue to delay the declaration of the free navi-
gation of the Rhine was confirmed in the sitting of the
Central Committee the day before yesterday. The Dutch
Plenipotentiary having attached to his assent to the regu-
lations the condition that Antwerp should he excluded
from the treaty, and required that the free navigAtiou from
the Scheldt into the Rhine should be the au,ject of future
negotiations.

DUTCH, PRUSSIAN, AND ST. PETERS-