The Sun.
London, England, 1821-02-10 00:00:00

morning.
MoNisAY 12.—Ililary Term ends.—Sun rises 8 m. after 7 ;
sets se in. after 4.—Moon sets 54 m. after 4 morning.
TUEIDAY I,3.—Stln rises 6 ni. after 7: sets 54 us. after 4.
Moun sets 41 m. after 5 morning. Duration of
h. 53 ns.
WEnNEsnas- 14.—Valentine.—Sun rises 4 m. after 7; sets 56
in. after 4.-,-Moots sets 16 in. after 6 morning.
TnuRSDA Yi s.—Stin rises 2 tn. after 7; sets 55 in. after 4.—
Moon sets 4 in. after 6 morning: ..
FRIDAY 16.--Suss rises at 7; sets at s.—Mdon sets 58 in. after
6 nuirning.
SA runDAY 17.—Sun rises 58 m. after 6; sets 2 us after 5.
Moon Full .83 in. after Midnight.

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HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE' TO-MORROW.
46 minutes after 7.1 Evening, 57 timilitts a"ter 7.

THE SUN.

SOLEM QtJIS DICERE FALSUM AUDEAT?

LONDON,
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 189.1.

Paris Papers- up to the 7th inst., inclusive
reached us this morning. The Frankfort Jour_
.
nal of the Ist announces, on good:authority, Worn
Munich, that the AUSTRIAN ARMY HAS PAMSED
THE PO.

In another column we have given an article
from the Austrian Obseruer respecting Naples,
which is indicative of the views of tho Allied So-
vereigns in regard to that country, and their de-
termination to oppose the establishment of the
new Neapolitan Constitution. The same Journal,
of the 27th ult. declares explicitly that the Pro-
clamation of the Ist of May, 1815, attributed
by Signor Boarw, one of the Deputies of the
Neapolitan Parliament, to the King of N'A.PLES,
is a fabricated document. It will not be for-
gotten that in this Proclamation the KING pro-
mised " to vest the Sovereign power in the
people, and to give the kingdom a more vigorous
and free Constitution."

An article from Vienna mentions, that severe
young Officers, who had obtained permission to
remain a few days. at Layback►, have sudde►►ly
. •
received orders to join the Army of Italy with-
out delay.

Naples Journals of the 19th ult. state, that
intelligence of the commencement of hostilities
was daily expected to arrive in that Capital, and
that General PETE had suddenly left Terranao,
and repaired to Cheti.

At Milan and Rome it was the general belief,
that hostilities would take place. In the former
Capital the Austrian Police keep a vigilant eye
over those persons who are known to interest
themselves in political affairs : but strangers
more especially are the objects of their jealousy.
It appears by private letters from Laybach,
that though no official publication has been given
of the conferences at the Congress, yet it is well
known that Austria and Russia will never consent
to the establishment of the Constitution of the
Cortes in Naples; but these two powers do•not

mean to contend that absolute power shall be re-
stored. Thus the King of NAPLES will be ena-
bled to give a Representative Government to his
States, and a Constitution in which the predomi-
nance of the Monarchial principle' shall be main-
tained. It was reported at Laybacli, on the 27th
ult., that the Austrian 'Army were preparing to
pass the Po, which tends to confirm the article
from Frankfort, announcing the passage of that
river by the Austrian army.

FRENCH rusucs.
Feb. 6.—Firc per Cents.
Batik Stock IWO i. c.

The attempts which are now making to Under-
mine the old policy of the country induces us to
call the attention of our readers to the interest-
ing observations of Mr. MARILYATT in the House
of 'Commons last night- on that subject which
cannot fail to produce a dccp imprcssion on the
mind of every one not warped by prejudice or
party feeling ; and we particularly recommend
them,-to the calm and dispassicrute consideration
of the Agriculfural" Interest. As to the allega-
tion, that ALL the timber exported from Canada
is the produce of the United States, we posi-
tively know the contrary to be the fact ; a small
portion of it, is certainly brought from Lake
Champlain, but under circumstances highly fa-
vourable to the Mother Country, inasmuch as it
is paid for in British 114anufactures. The timber
exported from Newilrunswick and Nova Scotia
is the growth of these Colonies, and we can only
express our regret and surprise that any attempt
should be made to mislead the public mind -on
this important subject.

There is a rumour, and we merely give it as
such, that there is an intention to introduce a
new prayer into the Liturgy, which still include
the names 'of the QUEEN and the Duke of Yoax.
BUENOS AYRES, Nov. 23.—A ship has arrived
at Maldonado, from France, with 12 in mths sup-
plies on board for the French squadroa now in
the Itiver Plate.

HEBDOMEDARY.
SUNDAY 11, 61h Sunday after Epiphany.—Sun rises 9 ni.
after 7; sets 51 in. after 4.—Moon sets 50 111. after 3