The Sun.
London, England, 1836-03-03 00:00:00

THE SUN, LONDON, ►THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1836

PARLIAMENTARY SUMMARY.

The LORDS did not sit yesterday.
In the COMMONS' notice was given by Mr. Wallace that
he would to-day move that the Carlow County petition
should be printed. A complaint made in a petition against
the Assistant Poor Law Commissioner of Lewes was stated
by Mr. Goring to be without foundation. Lord G. So-
merset gave notice of a motion to empower the Committee
on the Irish Municipal Reform Bill to make provision for
the Abolition of Corporations, &c. Mr. Hume withdrew
his Bill relating to the regulation of lighthouses, on being
told by Mr. P. Thomson that Government intended to
bring in a Bill for that purpose. The Final Register of
Voters Bill was read a second time, and ordered to be com-
mitted on Wednesday week. The Intimidation of Voters
Bill was read a second time, and ordered to be referred to a
Select Committee. The Prisoners' Counsel Bill went through
Committee. There was a long and interesting discussion
on the clauses, upon three of vhich the House divided.
The third clause, however (which was the only one which
was not retained, allows parties accused before justices of
the peace to be attended by counsel or attornies). Mr.
Jervis moved the second reading of the Extra-Parochial
Places Bill, but afterwards consented to its postponement
till after Easter. Mr. Poulter resumed the adjourned de-
bate on the motion that a Select Committee be appointed to
inquire into the late Municipal elections at Poole. An amend-
ment moved by Mr. Hogg was rejected on a division. The
original motion was then put, and being carried, the Com-
mittee was appointed—not, however, without Mr. C. W.
Wynn's most solemn protestation against this most uncon-
stitutional interference of the Commons

GERMAN AND BRUSSELS PAPERS.

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TRANSYLVANIA, FEB. 9.—We now hear for certain that his
Majesty the Emperor and King, has, in conformity with the
wishes and petitions of our General Assemblies, convoked a
new diet, and, as we hear, for the Ist of May this year. The
Royal letters patent are expected immediately.
BERLIN, FEB. 20.—A Dantzig journal has the following
article : _ _

" The Duchess of Dantzig, Ividow of Marshal Lefebvre

died lately, and is said to have left eleven millions Of 11;;;:
We mention this because among these millions there is one
which the inhabitants of Dantzig were compelled to pay to
that man in 1807, when he imposed upon us, quite against our
will, by the aid of powder and ball, a freedom which was in
fact not worth powder and shot.
FRANCFORT, FEB. 26. —Exchanges on London, Money,
151 i; Ditto, Two Months, Bills, 1511; on Paris, Money,
781 ; Ditto, Two Months, 781.—Francfort Paper, Feb. 27.
BRUSSELS, FEB. 27.—M. Van der Weyer has arrived here
from London. _ _

MAacif I.—ln the Sitting of the Chamber of Representa-
tives yesterday, the Committee made a Report on the petition
of M. Wallins, Editor of the Liberal, complaining of the
outrages committed in his house, and requesting the Chamber
to order an inquiry into the circumstances. The Committee
expresses the strongest indignation at the conduct of the per-
sons who instigated or committed the outrage, and hopes they
will meet with prcept and exemplary punishment ; but does
not think it necessary for the Chamber to interfere, as the
affair is already before the competent tribunal.
We learn that the Cabinets of London and Paris have sent
to the three Northern Courts an energetic Protest against the
measures adopted at Cracow on their demand, against the Poles
who took part in the insurrection in 1831.
• BELGIAN FUNDS.—Baussims, Fun. 22.
Actual Debt, 254 per Cent ,
Rothschild's Loan, Five per Cent lOl%
Loan of City, 1832 Four per Cent 92%
Society of Commerce, Four and a Half per Cent 12831,
Bank of Belgium, Five per Cent
—Brussels Papers, March 1.

VIENNA, FEB. 21.—The Austrian Observer contains the
following article :—" According to the latest accounts from
Cracow, the time given to that Republic (in the Note of the
Plenipotentiaries of the Three protecting Powers) to effect the
evacuation of the territory of Cracow by the revolutionary
.fugitives and emissaries assembled there, elapsed without any
step having been taken by that Government to carry the mea-
sures into effect. The Senate contented itself with issuing a
simple summons to the Refugees, like that which we commu-
nicated in our paper of the 16th, without instructing the autho-
rities to execute the measures required by the protecting
Powers, according to their right founded on treaties for the
good of the republic itself and the safety of the neighbouring
provinces, and without making use of the means placed at their
disposal. In consequence but a proportionally small number
of such individuals had repaired to Podgorze up to the evening
of the 16th, of whom only the smaller part consisted of re-
fugees, but the majority of persons partly discharged from the
workhouses who. had crossed the frontiers to obtain a
livelihood, while some of the notorious ringleaders
and revolutionists obeyed the summons contrary, con-
tinued to hold meetings, to form the most absurd pro-
jects, even of irruptions into the neighbouring States, and
to incite to a criminal resistance. Under these circumstances
the Plenipotentiaries and the three Courts unanimously agreed
that the time was come when they were to act conformably to
their instructions, and on the 16th, in the evening, they deli-
vered a . joint note to the President and Senate of the Re-
public, at the same time that Major-General Kauffmann, com-
manding the Austrian Imperial troops posted on the fron-
tiers, was invited by the Austrian Plenipotentiaries, in the
name of the three Presidents, to advance to Cracow with the
troops under his command on the following day, the first after
the expiration of the time fixed. The occupation of the city
of Cracow accordingly took place on the 17th of February, in
the forenoon, by the Austrian troops that were stationed at
Podgorze."
We shall give to-morrow the official documents annexed to
this article. We gave General Kauffmann's proclamation
yesterday.
VIENNA, FRB. 22.-5 per Cent. Metal. 1031; 4 per
Cent. 99i ; 3 per Cent. 75i ; Bank Shares, I,367.—Allge-
meine Zeitung, Feb. 27.