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PARLIAMENTARY PROE.F; DrNG S.

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:!T Lx' U MAFACTIIREs.—BiII ordered to continue this Act. Yy
A c uN't's.—Revenue, Flax, Enact. and Cheese, Malt, Bank
of England, National Debt, Stationery, Scotch
. •• Pensions, _Army, .Court of King's Bench,
. . presented, and to be. printed. . •
CA.LLINGTON Bono UGll.—Petition fixed for the 10th April.
T'At P OriquE.-=Report to be printed.

~:aIIATA In
Yesterday's.Sui:i.--Ta the accounts from Vienna
18th ult. which state that " the first battalion of ;he
expectil.d in a few days," read buttain.—ln the
paragraph but one of the article FQREIGN LITERA-
.I ij nn c, for ',conic, in the Latin quotation, read I.n, ania..—
Clel4t line in the Article Naples,- fur " the visieda' read
Ce visitl" by its calamities.
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THE SUN.

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LONDON,
TUESDAY, MARCH 6, MA. •

Ni-e,--esteralay gave the contents of the Consti-
ti..!tieitnd=tif the 3d inst., which reached us at a
late.. hotha-• .Titis morning we have received the
other Paris Journals of the same date. It is re-
ported at Paris, that the Parliament of Naples
has declared Sicily independent, but under the
tame Monarch, and that the Sicilian Deputies,
who were. Members of the Neapolitan Parlia-
ment, are going to Palermo to form a Sicilian Par-
liament. M.l.l,tanaxr, the new Spanish Minis-
ter at the Court of France, is arrived at Paris,
and, it is added, he is going to Laybach.—Ae-
counts from Rome of the 17th ult. represent that
city to be • perfectly quiet, and up to that (late
. undisturbed by the presence of either Neapolitan
or Austrian troops. It is stated, that the Nea-
politan Government have decided on adopting a
defensive system of military operations. General
PE.I.E has offered to resign- his commission of
Cornalander-in;Chief, and at the same time de-
clared his willingness to serve under General
FILANGIERI, who, it is added, has been ap-
pointedCommander-in-Chief of the Neapolitan
Army. The Citadel of Ancona will be occu-
pied by Austrian troops. The Head-quarters
of Baron Farmoarr, the Austrian Commander-in-
Chief, have been transferred to Sienna, and the
advanced guard-of his army had reached •Viterbo.
Several of the most distinguished Neapolitan
Ladies have 'imitated the example of the PRIN-
CESS REG,ENT, and voluntarily presented their
.dianzoli4v to. the. Public Treasury.. It is affirmed'
that the plan suggested by General DIJMOURIEZ
for the defence of Naples coincides, almost in
every respect, with that previously conceived by
The Minister of War (Caaascosa), and is now
carrying into exeention. The 3d and 4th columns
of the 'Austrian Army have passed through
anorence, ,and.a fifth corps• Wits expected on the
2kst nit.; A. very large 'park of 'Austrian arfil-
Lary hart .arrived-rat Florence, and it is said the
Austrian. 'army
.will take up their positions at
Radicofani, on the'frontiers of the Papal States.
Madeid is still 'the scene of nightly attempts
at assassination. A Spanish squadron, .consisting
of two .1160.-sf-battle slips, a frigate, ancr.two
brigantines; is .destined to cruise off Naples.—
Tlie newsl.bf the •passage of. the'Po by the„A.us- L
trian Army Grad occasioned :Considerable- agita-
tion in the' capital and provinces of -Spain: The.
King of Braun has res'nr.;(l hi accustomed
airings, atilt was:expected: to open the Cortes ,ini
parson-. On 4t12•&,4 V inst.

• • I a FriCAL YUNDS.
Marti] per B5 f. 55 c.
•13auk Stock 1540 f. c.

TTArirs.--21:11e. ornin -Chronicle of thi's
suLjoins tie following note to tbe extract from the
letter frnmParis dated Saturday lastfwhich rye gave
in our pa.l%',r Ypt.e4,day; re!spectirm the debate that
Ir,d taken -place in tilt! Chamber of Deputies on
Friday ni,h-t on the:,telations. of .-"France with
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pies .and
" Private accountafrom Paris, however, state, that when Sir
Citatt.L.F.4.--•.S called-on hirp, :in. the name of. his .Go-
yemment, to know whether the report was true that M. BLAc,.s
had Lined a Treliy.with Austria,.A.L-r.kawa denied all
knowledge-of but hastened to the Kr N'o, !who confessed
.to
lir: that stick a l'reaty had been signed by,..his orders."
11. asserted that Chevalier .Pori,Ti24Y,-ill; %mg::
d'illf...ires; and Sir Wri.l.lAM AfC9t/RT, the Eritish Minister ,
at cur Court, were not . present at the.auclience given by the'lili.
3.Rr. cuENT to the JYlinistry of Russia, Prussia 4 and:the
t layge d'Affaires of Austria. After this audience, the Secre-
Coin of :state were W3emblA, and hiSlto yar;filan NE si-read
to.:.thern a•letter, consisting of five' pages,' in his own hand-'
writing? addressed to the KING his fttlier. 'llo..states to:him, .
thot the lettoi dtheigth ',armory
.not have dictated.
.by his own fre&Willi since his lklittESTY had never on any oe-
casion molifest:A Baal-far Sentinlehts. ..Te.at under rP, dream-:
stances; ha was (11.iposel to follow th;,dostiny of thf nation,.and.
l'.!at to support its riglitA, independtrie, arid honour, he would'
expos.e:his. own life; and; what .Was still dearer to him, Ilfat of
Isis family. " The letter was so affecting '(nays Tire IN DE-:
yrrbENT, a Neapolitan,4iiurnal), that it.drew tears from the
whole Council," .
War was resolv.ed on•ity the NespOlitan Parliament in their
Sluing of the 15th. .44sourier is sard.to have arrived the pre-
cedirr; night with intelhgence frem the Papal tates of. a
_gene-,
Tal rising intone the people, to demarid'ai Constitution similar to •
that of the Neapolitans. We.: subjoin an Extract from the.
Latter, dated .N.fges, Feb; 47, in which this event is'lnen,

" We trust this COuntry Will 6e Spared the horrors of war, as,
ley a courier arrived last nights we axe informed that the whole of
the Papal States are up in arms fur.a, similar Constitution to
this. The inveterate hatred to the Auitiian name throughout
the whole of Italy, wehave no doubt, will.cause a general rising;
iu which case, Austria, instead of invading other countries for •
the pippression of liberty, will have sufficient employment to
prevent the same spirit from extending to her own capital."

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• HOUSE OF CO3IIII.OYS. • ,
` • :Luna., 59 Die Martii,'i 821.
TIMRY.:it DUTIES:--Petitions from Stoeliton-upotv-Tees, and
. . Kingston-upon-Hull, in favotir ot.
AGRICITLTURL 1 Petitions complaining of, from Beverley,
Dxstit.uss. - Winchelsea, East Sussex, Northamp-
, • , - toushire, Workington, PlumlAand, Hun --
tingdon, Southam, Northumberland.
COAT,. DU TlFS.—Petitions against, from Kirkaldy, Dysart, and
cmyss. •IL' OLLtN •
TitAmE—Petition complaining of the Laws re-
. . lating to the, front Sadalewohlt.
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GOAIWOUND BILL.--To be reprinted, as amended.
offNliis—Report presented, and to be printed.
-4. pg mCt.-:--Leave of; to Lord I'. Osborne, and ..:11r. Kennedy,
for a.month. .
NO;VA Scoria TRADE. BILL—To be read a third time this