The Sun.
London, England, 1821-04-27 00:00:00

ERRATA in Yesterday's SUN.—MATHEMATICS, for " infi-
nite paroa," read " infinite parva ;" for " infinite parous,"
read " infinite parvus ;" and for " clement," read " element."
For " Arbor Iristis," read " Arbor Tristis ;" and for " be.
gins to leaf," read " begins to leap."

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THE SUN.

SOLEY QUIS DICEJIE FALSUM AUDE_IT?

LONDON,
FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1821.

Paris Papers of Tuesday arrived this day.—
The accounts from Vienna state, that Count
BuENA, Military Governor of Lombardy, •is ap-
pointed Commander-in-Chief of the Austrian

Army in Piedmont. Anew Congress, it' is- said,
will, assemble at Vienna, at which several Sove-
reigns will be present who did not assist either at
the conferenCes at Treppau or at those of Lay bach-
The affairs of Moldavia and Wallachia are re
presented to be in the same state. It is not
known what further effeCt the insurrection-has.
produced at Constantinople, especially since the
explanations given on the subject by the two Im-
perial Courts. It appears, however, certain, that.
a corps of observation, to consist of 40,000 men,
will be stationed on the frontiers of Vial
The regiments in garrison inCaliicia. have becry,:
sent to this point.. 'The Austrian. army is to be,'
placed on.the ivar establishment, and the Land":

wehr will be called out to perform duty 11'
the interior. These extraordinary measure': lead
us to imagine that after the occupation of Pied"
moat, another enterpize will be undertaken for
the re-establishment of tranquillity in Europe.

The Austrian Observer says, that the troui,!es
in Turkey will have rio inilueni:e on the general
peace of Europe, and that the time is not far
distant when nations will enjoy in peace the
benefits of civilization.

General LATOUR has published an Order of
le Day at Turin, prohibiting all non-counnis-,
sioned Officers and soldiers from absenting them-
selves from their corps, or their known resi-
deuces, and requiring all privates, absent frog]
their regiments, to return immediately to their,
houses, and present themselves to the Syndics of;
the district, who are desired to send them for"'
ward to their respective corps. The t'-
Gazette of the 12th instant contains -
account of the circumstances which took place
at and before the occupation of Moessflu-
,
by the Austrians, in conjunction- with part of the
PiedmonteSe army, under•the command of C"r't'
LATOUR. It appears that the Constitatiorsi
army, Who .escaped from Novara and Turin! "si.
sembled•near Alessandria, under the command °.
ANSALDI, one of the principal authors of the 8(7.,
volution; but notwithstanding Alessandria
amply provided with every requisite to maintal
a long and sigourous defence, it was abandoned
without a blow being struck. Three or fo',lr
thousand of the troops of ANSALDI deserted''
leaving him at the head of only six' ilwr
dred • men with whom he retreated towarG9
Genoa. It is reported that General SANTA,
RosA, 'Doctor CRIVELLI, and three hundreca
other persons concerned in the late Revolutic" •
have fled towards the coasts of Genoa in .order
to 'embark for Spain.
Intelligence from Naples states that the Dill"
and Duchess of CALABRIA, with their familylhave
left that Capital for Casertor. The people
sembled in. the streets of Toledo and testifier
Warmly their attachment and respect for tr,.
Royal Highnesses. All the provinces are rt'Prci
• ons
sented' to be perfectly quiet. The Provis'-
wbo
Government have issued several decrees.
following is dated the 4Ct instant :-,
susPi"
" Whereas sundry persons have been Arrested underi49
cion in the Provinces of the Kingdom, by the Conaulai:,"- th9t
the Imperial and Royal Austrian troops • and consideinrere
tile said persons may thus be rendered liable to long sOm„„—yto
trials ; wishing to save such subjects of his Majesty _As the
innocent from such inconVenienee, haVe, on the reel."
Minister of Justice, decreed, and do decree as folloBo'--, a pro-
. " 1. There shall be established in the city of.NaP,:'„,,ball
visional Commission, consisting of three Mag.:strata, ofth
inquire into the chtimistaneen which caused the
persons accused; and if they be found to be innocent, t'e •
mission shall order them to be liberated ; but if there be r-nr .0-
for accusation, they shall be imniediately tried before their
per judges.
" 42. An officer appointed by Baron Frimont, tlO
in-chief of the' Austrian army, shall he an assessor wii.l' till
commission. He will funii:l-; ti.e necessary infprinaticW'
will have no deliberative .voice. - raterlc?.
" 3. The Commission cohsi;ts of the Marquess din.
President ; Signor Angelo Fiore Counsellor of the
Court; and Signor Michel di Cuitio, Vice-Presidec• •
Accounts.'" r •
-
Another Decree of the Provi Goo-
sional
,s,
ment annuls all appointments of Office' 10. -
grants of rank and decorations, civil ele c)yr-
rnents, and all diplomatic nominations 'l'3 4th,
the late Government. A Decree, dated the the
and purporting to be issued directly by
... •

KING, is given in the following terms :---
"Ouaripspaotesrensaulshteoarvti
ewwisihviintlgi. ,inish
errors,
have been seduced by their masters—l-nen `ilia speetdate in by
volution, or by reading modern 4,1;i• - b • '7O '1.141' t
the moral 7, ' ' • ' -"- 'cL"J ---, d 'that
the of wicked companions. eergig titres
Xll in
increase or Years, experience. and solid knowledge,
open their eycs to the light of truth.- We decree as follows :---"ana.•
croaltnhperastsoiopnre,,n-eirantythan to p-ho
'l. *MI students no,: at Na-ples shall return home ;te.,,,..t
there resume their studie,s, 7antil we shall again ill,'titu-i' o'll
Royal , University.. 2.• niter •the -1 ^ ,'lit naYs r ~..' •
period or (Jo 41,,,n be •
this day, • ' - ' To. I
treated as. vtigabemls. '.3. The. intendents of the 4tPte_
vinces shall represent to the fathers of families that- if m
longs to them, by assuming the .authority which thelaw 0_ ,i
ture gives them, to extirpate from the hearts of their asililr,eVs'ci
traces of perverse doctrines. 4. All the heads of (7,...it°t`e, t
every kind shall present, within eight days from e-7i'l ' ~,,,,,,,f.;
-list of the names of tneir ,pupi,..n, accoMpaniefl • vtli an,
..,,,,.,.
slat=,:nt of the religious, political, ani moral con47;ct ra g.'.""
youths
re.