The Sun.
London, England, 1851-02-27 00:00:00

ITALY.

The Croce di Savoia of Turin, of the 26th, men-
tions a rumour that the three northern Powers have
addressed a note to the Piedmontese Government,
demanding the expulsion of the Italian emigrants,
the suppredsion of the liberty of the press, and of the
tri coloured flag, and an immediate reconciliation
with the Court of Rome. The Croce adds, that the
Piedmoates'e Government has refused to acquiesce in
these demands.
The greatest activity prevails in the Piedmontese
War office, and preparations are making for the
defence of the country.

The Venice Gazette of the 21st inst. publishes a
proclamation of the Imperial Lieutenant, dated the
18th, stating that all the imperial subjects implicated
in the revolutionary movements of the Lombardo•
Venetian kingdom, now illegally residing abroad,
were, comforinably to previous decrees, to he treated
as emigrants, relieved from the obligations of Aus-
trian subjects, and deprived of their prop:say. The
Imperial Lieutenant, however, consents to consider
them as absent by leave from the Austrian posses•
sinus, and they may in consequence recover the
rights of Austrian subjects by conforming to the
Austrian laws ou naturalization. The individuals
not comprised in the amnesty of the 12th of August,
1849, and the capitulation of Venice of the 22d of
the same month, ate alone excluded.

PARLIAMENTARI DIVISIONS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, F. 25.
MARRIAGE AFFINITY BILL.
NON-CONTENTS-50.
Lord Chancellor Corners BISHOPS.
ARCHBISHOPS. W a degrave Peterborough
Canterbury Winchilsea Ossory

York - '
MARQUISES.
Winchester
Breadalbane
Exeter

viscov Nrs.
Hereford
Strangford
31911019.
London

Cork
BARONS.
Bayning
Blayney
Braybrooke

EARL". Win Chester
Enniskillon . Ripon
Erne Lincoln
Granville Salisbury
Ilardwicke ' Exeter
Harewood • • Rochester
Mountcashell Chichester

Crewe
Campbell
Cranworth
Colchester
Dufferin
De Tabley
Dunsaney

Nelson - Oxford
POW i -Norwich
Romney Hereford
Selkirk . St. David's

.
Fevershana
Poltimore
Redesdale
Sondes

CONTENTS - 16.
MARQUIS. EARLS. Beaumont
Clanricarde Lanesborough Camoys
EARLS. St. Germans Overstone
Besborough VISCOUNT. Saye and Stle
Cowper -. Gage Wliarnelitre
Essex BARONS. Wodehouse
Grey AuCkland Wrottesley

PAIRS.
FOR.
Earl Fitzbardlngo
Earl Gosforth
Earl Gler,gall
Lord Vivian
Lord Elphinstone
Earl Suffolk
Earl Sheffield
Marquis of .tiormanby
Lord Langdale
Lord Suffield
Earl Harrowby
Viscount Torrington
Lord Montfort
Earl Glenelg
Lord Stanley of Alderley
Viscount Sydney

AGAINST.
Duke of Richmond
Viscount Beresford
Earl Talbot
Lord Tenterden
Lord With,ughby dTresby
Viscount Havrarden
Marquis of Salisbury
Earl Beauchamp
Lord Kenyon
Earl Delawarr
Earl Denbigh
Duke of Cambridge
Lord Stanley
Lord Monteagle
Earl Kinnoul
Lord Brougham

COWES, ISLE OF WIGHT.
were FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
COWES, PER. 26.
EXCISE INFORMATIONS.—Between twenty and thirtyhe
postmasters and otrs, residing ill the Isle of Wight,
fined, on Thursday and Friday last, in %arious
sums 11.00110/. to 90/., tor breaches of the Inland Revenue

laws.
offence, fined 20/.,
James Loader, of the George Inn, Newport was fined
304, but
mitigated to 10/.; he had It t a carriage for 10s.,
and omitted to ewer it.
George Ad,,ms, for entering a smalb.r amount than he
had charged, fined 201., mitigated to 5/
J"ll'es Cummings, Commercial Hotel, Ponton, similar
mitigated to 61 10s.
,
David Plumbly, Shat,klin, similar off,nce, 51.
John Thomas, Ventnor, similar offence, 6/.los.
John Haabley, Niton, 5/.
John Rice, Cowes, 601., redueed to 15/,
J!"ePh Edney, E4sr Cowen, mitigao.oi to 10/.
Jicub Attrili
Niton, 901, rettueed to 20/.
George Bsz-nr, Hyde, 6/. 10s.
John Legg, Garw,rfh, for not hariug a stage-c ach
liee"', fit,,, 201., mitigated to el.
t,
''''''''',ll Cox, Ventnor, fined Cl. 10s.
Jan ,hicohs, Brxton, fined 8/.
Edward Lacey, Cowes, fined 100/. for selling foreign
smuggled brandy.

GREAT EXHIBiTION OF 1851 —Yesterday the
Prince Albert fire engine, of great power, and built by Mr.
Merewether, of Long-acre, was removed to the Crystal Pa-
lace, where a suitable place has ben erected for its recep-
tion. It will require thirty men to work this powerful
machine, which is built after the pattern of the LAndon Fire
Brigade. Another, on a smaller scale, is being prepared by
Mr. Merewether fur the Crystal Palace.

Mr. Paxton's sweeping machine was tried at the
building in Hyde Park on Saturday morning. and was found
to answer exceedingly well. His Grace the Duke of Devon-
shire was present at the trial, and himself swept twenty yards
of flooring.