The Sun.
London, England, 1821-03-20 00:00:00

PARLIAMENtARY PiibeEEDINGS.

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THE' SUN.

SOLEiI BUI9 DICEIIE FALSUM ;UDEAT?

LONDON,
TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 182 I .

Paris Papers of Friday and Saturday last ar-
rived this morning. So.ne slight skirmishes have
taken place between the Austrians and Neapoli-
tans in the neighbourhood of Spoletto, but no
serious affair had occurred. The hostile armies
are in sight of each other, and there is every
reason to suppose that the advanced guards would
be engaged about the 7th or Bth inst., which, in
all probability, may lead to a general action.
From Turin we receive a confirmation of the
revolt of the garrison of Afessandria, and that
other Piedmontese troops had joined them. Fears
were entertained that the garrisons of various
other places would follow their example.—
The Prince of CARIGNAN° had been sent to
Alessandria, but it does not appear that he made
common cause with the troops, of that the Pied-
montese had marched to Milan. On the nth,
Turin was perfectly quiet ; and the day before
the King of SARDINIA had issued a Proclamation,
calling upon the revolted troops to return to
their duty immediately, and promising a general
amnesty. The Proclamation states, that the
capital had not taken part in the late insurrec-
tionary movements, and that he had received
unequivocal proofs of fidelity and zeal from Prince
CARIGNANO, and that his MAJESTY -had also
received from the Allied Powers the most positive
assurance respecting the independence and in-
tegrity of the Piedmontese territory.'
The Austrian Head-quarters have been re-
moved to Terni, and the troops were concentrat-
ing to pass the Roman frontier, and enter the
Neapolitan territory. General Faimowr was
waiting the arrival of several columns of Austrian

troops, and these reinforcements were expected
about the 13th instant. In another column
we have given a Proclamation from the
King of NAPLE3 to the Neapolitans, dated
Laybach, Feb. 23, which has been made public
from the Austrian Head Quarters ; and also n
Proclamation from the .Austrian Commander ia
Chief to the Neapolitans.
A private letter from Vienna of the 4th men—
tions the arrival of intelligence from the South of

Italy, which has excited a great sensation in the
Austrian capital. The resistance tnade by the

Neapolitans was quite unexiietted, and the ad—
vanced columns of the Austrians had, in conse,

(pence, halted near Foligno for the bulk of
the army. General FIwIoNT abandoned his
original plan of marching direct to Naples by

Rome and Terracina, and means to act against
the Abruzzi, the central point of defen6 of .44

Neapolitans. This proves that he proposes to

carry on the war with method and prudence; and
does not enteptain a contemptuous opiniOn of thO.

Neapolitans,

Spanish Papers of the Stb ki.,tant, received at
Paris, do not contain any fresh intelligence. The
Government has ordered the Coffee House of the
Fontana d'Oro to be shut up. One of the most
celebrated Debating Societies of Madrid held UR
meeting 2 at this Hotel.

FRENCII FUNDS
• ~,, •
March 15.—rive per Cents.
shut.
Ditto for the Opening on tSI f. Go c,
the iid inst ,, .. J
Batik Stud; •
'592 r. 50 e.
March IG.---Firer per Cents.... ,
Ditto fir the Opening on
the 22d inst.
N-79 f. 50 c,
Bank Stock

1490 f. c,

RGssiA•--We understand from a most authen,

tic source, that there are not less than 120,000
Russian troops assembled at GEORGIA, ready for
the field; and this Nformation is confirmed by a
gentleman who has Just arrived 1!I town from
that country. The ambitious designs of Russia
become daily more apparent, and we must not
be surprised to see shortly that Court openly.

. iibusc o commolkis.
Lilnce; 10Q 'Die Marta, 1821.
Rou CAROL IC 1 PetillOoS AGAINST, from tine ArAdea
CLAtils. conry of Sudbury, the London Clery
and the Cdrporatibn of ExE r En.
CoMmitteerOn these Bills POSTPONED un
til FRIDAY 'NEXT. Bill as anieudet
to be printed.
TIMBER DUTlES.—Petition frtnii Leith, Kirkaldy, and others,
AGAINST any alterations.
Committee thereon DEEERIIEI)
MONDAY NEXT, ..
AGRICULTURAL jPetitions complaining of, from Kirton and
DisTakss. Skirbeck, Wintringham, Cumberland.
Dorset, Ilants, Wilts, Coleridge, Stan.
borough, and Ermington.
GnAmitOumn.—Bill read a third time, and ordered to tin
Lords.

PRICE OF STOCKS
. . .
THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. _
Bank Stack '' • shut 5 per Cent. Navy Ann.... 105:f
3 per Cent. Red shut 104ai
3 per Cent. Cons • 704 692 Bank ciong Ann. • shut
70 69a Exchey. Bills ..par f; dis. 2 dis.
34 per Cent .;' •i - shut Cons. for April ....... 71i 7U
4 per Cent. - shut 69j

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