The Sun.
London, England, 1821-04-17 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Luna., 16° die April's, IS2I.
REFORM or 1 Petition from the rreeholderS of Middle-
PARLIA.mENT. sex, and the inhabitants of Belfast, IN
• _.. _ _ _

• FAVOUR OF.
WOOL TA!{.—PetitOß of the Merchants, Ship Owners and
others AGAINST.
GRAIN, (Canada).—Petition of -the Merchants of London,
trading to Canada, for the Importation
of Grain' free from Restrietion.—lte-
ferred to the Committee on Agriculture.
CROWN Lr.AsEs.—Bill to facilitate granting of—ordered to be
brought in.

PRICE OP STOCKS •
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3 per Cent. Cons, 74 72 2 Exche3. Bills. 45. pr.
31 per Cent uog -ex diV. COns.'for May 72ei
5 per Cent. Navy AruL 1i2144

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THE SUN.

,SOLEN QUIS prePRB FALSUM AUDEAT?

LONDON,
TUESDAY; APRIL 17, 1821.

Paris Papers of Saturday arrived this day, by
which it appears that the Revolution in Pied-
mont is at .an end, and that the Royal _Authority
has, 'ere this, been re-established.----The follow-

ins are extracts :
" TURIN, APRIL 9.
" The following Declaration was posted up here this even.

ing :

TILE PROVISIONAL JUNTA TO THE CITIZENS.
" The troops commanded by Count de Latour, in conjunc-
tion with the Austrian troops, are approaching the capital.—
, The Junta, which has employed itself W-Lth success in the pre-
servation of the public peace, and in guarding against the evils
of anarchy and civil war, now confides the care of good order,
and the tranquillity of the city to the Municipal Authorities.
" The inhabitants are informed, for. their satisfaction, that
the Citadel is delivered over to the National Guard.
" Given at Turin, April 9, 1821.
(Signed) " MARENTINI, President.
CHAMBERY, Arun. 10. •
"An express dispatched from Turin on the 9th, brought a
letter to the Count D'Andczeno, of which the following is an
extract, which was immediately affixed in different'parts of the
City
The number of the rebels was 5,000. Yesterday (the Bth)
the Austrians entered the Piedmontese territory, and encoun-
tered the rebels in front of Novara. A single regiment of
Hulans proved sufficient to disperse this troop, which appears
to have been incapable of making a stand, which perfectly ex-
poses the state of anarchy that subsisted among them.
" In one hour the citadel of Turin will be evacuated ; the
Junta is dissolved, and every thing announces that in three
days the royal authority will be re-established in the whole a
Piedmont, as it has been preserved in Savoy, Count Andezeno
by your wisdom and firmness."
A true copy,
Chambery, April 10, 1821.
" LYONS, APRIL S.
" I hasten to announce to you that a body of Austrian troops
entered Turin on the morning of the oth instant, and have re-
established there the King's authority. On the previous even-
ing another' Austrian corps occupied Alessandria : the rebels
of that town were already disheartened by the' vain attempts
which they had made upon Voghcra.
" A new proclamation by his Royal Highness the Duke de
Genevois has been published at Turin. This Prince persists in
his refusal to accept the crown which the King his brother only
abdicated from the force of circumstances ; but he has ordered
that prOmpt'ineasures may be taken for the suppression of all
movements Which may tend to perpetuate disorder.
" Savoy receives the reward of the fidelity which it pre-
served towards its Sovereign. This duchy will not be sub-
jected to military occupation.
" The GenerAssimo, Latour, has effected his junction with
the Austrian army. •
" Letters froth Constantinople, of a recent date, announce
that the Porte has resolved upon prosecuting the war in Alba-
nia with the utmost vigour. Numerous troops, artillery, and
ammunition, have been expedited to that quarter."
FRENCII FUNDS.
•
April 13, Five per Cents.
Bank Stock 1547.1. c.

ANDEZENO.

We received, this morning, New York Papers to
the 24th ult. inclusive.. They contain nothing of
importance.: There is in the Boston Paper of the
22d. ult. an extract of a letter.from St. Domingo,
dated February 27, but we have inserted a pa-
ragraph froth another letter of the following day,
on the affairs of Hayti.

The debate, which is to save or' destroy the
Protestant Constitution of this Realm, is ad-
journed; and anXions. expectation Waits in sus-
pense for the -final result ;--that resiilt.Which is
to confirm our-peace and security, or give.* dis-
cord and interminable fury. The 'measure of
giving power to PapiSts has been advocated, as
if it was a measure of conciliation and concord ;
but .never. was there 7:1))olitical 'Step- so'replete
with the- very opposite s--effects: Even already
they begin to.appear. Where No Popery is in-
scribed, various Popish comments are here and
there added. ,One we noticed lately ; another;
not less remarkable,. may now be' pointed out.
Close to Cavendish:;g4Uare, in Margaret-street,
Co the Protestant apostrophe is added Here-.j
Tier. Alreaify,'-theit,- "we are I.4retiei', nOtTir*O--
testantS : and. what does No Heretics rne2tnf.,iii
the language, of Popery, but tliat all who are so.
reputed
.shall, if . possible, be destroyed—extern
ininated ? No Poperyineans' simply no Popish
Governors or Legislators, no triumph of Popery
over the Reformed Religion. But No Heretics
amounts completely to decl-a.ration of war.
Are we to put arms into the hauas of such ene-
mies to enable the:Tito:fight us more effectually ?
Heaven Forbid it !

BR/GgTON,.APRIL 15.—Divine ..Sarvice.
,was
perforMed in, the presence Of the•.ICING~ -suite,
•and Household, at the Palace this morning, by
the Rev..TIVOH PEARSOM—The Duke of YORK
took leave of his MAJESTY,. .and. set off to rettult.
to. London to-day, -about an• hour before noon.
His Royal Highness's departure was followed by
that of the Prussian Ambassador, Count LIEVEN,,
and Countess LIEVEN.—The Earl of Inrcapoor.
arrived at,thePavilion at half past three o'clock
this afternoon; and had the honour of an audience
of his MAJESTY ; at the close of which, about
five o'clock, his Lordship re-ascended' his car.-
riage, and retfirried' to London.—The KING liaS
.not appeared in public to-day. 'HIS MAJESTY'S
health continues rernarkcthly good. . .

PRIVATE: AND AUTTIrSTIC CORRESPOI4DENCL'

PARIS, Anti!. 14.—in a city like Paris, which
contains more idlers than any other place in
Europe, crowds and mobs are easily formed.
A stock-broker, a Jew, called IwAN MANUEL,
or rather EmAnur.L, was killed in a duel, and on
Thursday the Church refused the funeral cere-
monies ; in the first place, because he was a Jew ;
in the second, because he was -killed in a duel,
which the Catholic Church holds now to be a
species of suicide. A great mob collected, the
church doors were forced, a priest Was obtained,
and the funeral service •was performed amidst
the cries of " five la Chario!" We hate into-
lerance, but we think the Archbishop of Paris
had good reason to refuse Christian burial to a
Jew: however, the mob carried the day, and
MANUEL now sleeps, awaiting the first coming of
the AlesstAx. The ridicule of these Liberals
prevents one being seriously angry with them on
many ocmions, for it is pleasant enough to
see those .who neither fear. GOD nor honour
the KINo create a riot, to force the Church.
to grant Christian burial to a Jew !—The',
poor Liberals are at present completely aux
übais ; their only hope is in the stand of Sardinia
against the great Powers of Austria and Russia :
but yet it is not well to insult them. We have
i seen a mastiff chained, break that chain by re-
peated efforts, and worry the cowardly wretch
that insulted him because he thought there was
no danger in it. Let the Ultras look to theta-
selvestheir system is as inconsistent with the
welfare of France as the doctrines 'of the De-
.magogues-1789 and- 1793 may again be pro-
duced—and they certainly.do all in their power
to-produce events,whiCh will be 'fatal to them—
they exult in the disgrace of M. DE CAZES.
When intrigue brings forgery to its aid, and that
forgery is given credit to, what reputation can
stand against it i