The Sun.
London, England, 1821-02-27 00:00:00

PAiiLLIMENTAitY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Luna', '260 Die Februarii, IS2I.

COAL; btiTlES.—Petition against from the :llcrchants • ,lin,
burgh. i
COALe;--lExptnt Accounts orderea.
AGRICULTU nal. DISTRESS,—Pe complaining of, fratrs ~.
SRPkrAthirc, Devonshire, . ,

. Eastern Divil;ion of
the Hundred of Usk, Roy-
ston, Hileiter, Hertford,
73rdadwater, Cardiff, Lime-
rick.
Tr MIMI% Du TIE s.---Petitions in favour. of, from Greenock,

Newcastlezupon-Tyne, Aberdeen, Sun-
derland, and Great Yarmouth, referred
to the Committee on Foreign Trade.
ABSENCE.—Leave of, to Sir R. Broughton and Sir Robert
Heron, for a month and Mr. W. Buncombe,
for three weeks.
HULL POOP RATES BlLL—Second reading put off for .14ix
months.

THREE PRIZES OF £21,000, CONSOLS. AND MO
NEY, MUST BE DRAWN NEXT THURSDAY.-
PERHAPS THREE MORE £21,000 SAME DAY ! ! !

PRICE OF STOCKS
THIS DA Y AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.

3 per rent. Red . 74
3 per Cent. Cans. 73,
3i per Cent B3,
4 per Cent 9l,i 911
5 vi Cent. Navy Ann.lt)(

Bank Long Ann. 19 1-16th.19
India Bonds 4ls. 425. pr.
Exchequer Bills 4 5 3 pr.
Consols for 28th inst 734 731

HIGH WATER AT -LOND
Nlorniug, 32 tumults ater 5

IN BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
1 .veuin4, 34 mnputts attwr g.

THE SUN.

SOLEM QUIS DICERS FALSUM AUDE-fr..

LONDON,
TUESDAY; FEBRUARY 27, 1821.

Paris Papers of Friday and Saturday last
reached us this morning, which contain some
interesting intelligence respecting Naples. In
our preceding columns ws have given the De-
claration of the Congress of Laybach, published
in the Vienna Official Gaz,:qte of the 13th of this
month. It is stated in. the Vienna Journals tyf
the 11th, that the answe'i. of the Neapolitan Par-
liament to the propositions. transmitted from the
ALLIED SOVEREIGNS, may arrive at Laybacir
about the 18th, by which time the Austrian army
will have reached the frontiers of Naples, whoa
they will, according to circumstances, receive
further orders with regard to ente7ing the terri-
tories of that kingdom. It adds that Lord
SrtwAnT has taken no part in the deliberations
Cong{ess respecting Naples, and that orders from
the English Government have been transmitted et,
the Commander in Chief of the English Fleet at
Naples to /ea vdthe Port with his squadron as sow+
as the Austrian troops have passed the frontiers
of the Neapolitan States. Deputies from Sicily
were proceeding, it is said, to Lay bach, to repre-
sent to KIIIgoYERDINAND, that the nrajovity of
the Sicilians would take up arms against the
Neapolitan Parliament, provided his, MAJEirf
would restore the Constitution of 1812, esta-
blished by the consent of the KING and the,Yal-
liament.

It is conlidentliy reported, on the au tfrority of
private letters from Rome of the }ith, that S.
strong division of Neapolitan troops had set out
for that capital from Foggia, and that the Pitiscr•
' REGENT had quitted Naples with 'the garrison al
that city for the Abrupi. It is added, that 11i5
ROYAL IliGnxEss had addressed a •Proclawa-
tiou to the Army, announcing that War hid
been declared. This intelligence is conlirin-
ed by private letters received yesterday in Ole
city limn Naples. The Government, the Pei"
pie, and the Army, were animated lay the m(01
ardent patriotism and rivalled each other in zeal
for the decence of their national independence-
The plan suggested by the government is to take
tkle offensive, to enter the Papal States,and occu?Y
Rome before the Austrians, in order to seize tipo.l
' the large magazines which had been formed 13
'that city for the use of the Austrian Army. It S 4
also, resolved, in the event of the Neapolita3
Capital being occupied ky the Austrians, to trawl'
.fer the seat of Government to Conza,
A bruzzo Giteriore.

We learn from Florence that an Austrian ct)"
lump 8000 strong, 2')00 of whom were cavalrY;
arrived in that city on the 11th and 12th, anu
marched to Sienna on the 13th. The Engli h
squadron before Naples, it is added, is about to
proceed totMessina. The Austrian column which IS
marchingiihrough the Papal Marches, is desli '''d
to enteitie Provinces of the Abruzzi, 1-)1,
Madrid Journals of the 1-1 t h, represent that Cu'
pital as restored to perfect tranquillity-
, The Anntrity.Law, which has occasioned SP
many tumultuotieili,-hates in the French Chan"
ber of Deputies, has ba-en at length carried by
majority of 247 to 114. T itP Minister of the
!Interior then proposed a Projet of Law, for
a new organization of all the Cowry-miles la
France. Much alarm was expressed by- the
French Opposition, who exclaimed, that the
real object of the new Law was to revive
the ancient regime as it stood before the
Revolution. The projet was however order"
ed to be printed, and will he examined in
the Bureaux of the Chamber before It
becomes the subject of public discussiot). 011
Friday the Chamber took into considerstion the
Projet of Law relative to the circumscription of
the Electoral districts, on which a hang and ware
discussion took place. The consideration of th
individual articles of this Law was appoiate'
on Saturday last.

FRENCH FUNDS.

Feb 22.—Five per (*rms.
lianli Sithzk ....
Feb. 23.—Fier per (....rilts..„ 8 1. 45 c.
Baut Stork. :520 I. -- c•

The DECLARATION from the ALLIED S°V.E..
REIGNS, which we have inserted this day, is ti
most important Document,and must he read with
a strong interestby all Europe. It would,however,
be rash indeed ifit us to offer any opinions on
the
subject. It is a question of fact, and it Ivo";
be folly to confide on one side till we have beard
the answer on the other. If the Statement 10
this Declaration, respecting the origin of the
vfl
Neapolitan Revolution, and the Agents
1")
Brornote it, is well founded, and that a, dark jZe