The Sun.
London, England, 1815-04-26 00:00:00

and ti ilI appear on Sunday or Monday. We
are assured, that its plan comprehends two Chant.
bers one hereditary ; of whielr the Members;
100 at least in number, trill be nominated by tke
head of the Government. All citizens; without
distinctions will be admissible into the other
Chamber; after the age :425. (l'he Royal COn-
stitution required a nano to be 40yrars of age, in.
order to be.eligible.) The Deputies to be chosen
by tiie Electoral -Colleges of Departtneols;.from A
list of candidates presented by-thc'Electorai
leof-Arrondissement.---Tbe initiation of laws
w5l belong to the Chambers. The Constitution
will be submitted to the acceptance. of the
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to
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enter
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mary Assemblies : all citizens shall be 'admitted
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gElectoral Colleges of Departments, in the truly
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National Assembly of the. Field of May.
Marshal Ney haS returned to-,Paris these eight
days. lie tool; the oath between the bands of the
Emperor last Sunday, as also did Marshals Soult,
Lefebvre, and Serrifrier.
Mercliants Of different commercial cities ,of
France, Avho have business with. England," blue,
received notice from their correspondents to con-
tinue to send merchamilze, as during the past,
with the assurance;. that there would be no ob-
struction to their operations.

MILAN, APRIL 9.—A report is current that the
AuStrian General Dianclii 'has been surrounilcd
by the Neapolitans in superior force, and lost
front 4to sO,o;)untt in an affair at Tido. it ap•
pears beyowl a (imibt that -Parma is in the powe.r
of 'Murat; the Austrians are Butrcucitiiig th‘einr
selves on the Po. •

Fl-(IIENCE, ,Aptitt. 10.-,-The-.„Neapolitans en-
Let ed this city on the 6th. The people received
them well, and seemed to look upon them more
favourably than on the Germans. The Austrian
General Nugent,
.on -their approach, retired to
Pistoria with 5,000 men, of whom 2,000 were
Tuscans, who desert daly. The Neapolitans who
entered Florence with Generals -Yveron,
-and oriters, were 6,000 in number. On the
nior►►ing of the 9th General Yverott set off to at-
tack the Austrian column at Piston,. A►►other
Neapolitan 'column is Marching on tlee.rnad front
Pi':storia to Leghorn, to. cut off General Nuge-nt's
retreat.--*

A report is spread that the King of Naples,
baying demanded of Lord W. lientiuck whethet'
he meant to •act against him, the !utter replied,
that it his Majesty ‘vouid guarantee the indepen-
dence -of the Republic of Genoa, he, Lord Bet:-
duck, tva ild taLe no putt against him.

LEGHORN, APIUL Pi.—The Grand Duke of 'Pas.
cauy is here a few troops.. Since eight in
the.tworning the Neapolitans have been attacking
the corps of General 'Nugent. This evening all
the troops here were hastily sent ors to support
him—we know ltotbing more. The arrival of
Austrians at Sarzanne, on the Genoa road, is an-
nounced.

‘GeNoA, AvRIL 9.—The Austrian and Neapoli-
tan troops haye had a second affair; beyond Mo-
dena. The Austrians retired to await reinforce-
ments. Tliey are fortifying Placentia in all haste.
Count Neipperg, who was sent from Vienna to
the King of Naples, arrived on the.6th at the
head-quarters of the Austrian army on the-Po.
• ROME, MARCH 29.—Prince Lucien Buonaparte
left Rome on the 22d, on his; way to Sv6t2erlnnil.
The Duchess of Chablais and the Duchess of Bed-
ford quitted this capital the .saute tt4y.i the latter
on her WAy to Naples.