The Sun.
London, England, 1821-04-14 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

•• HOUSE-OF COMMONS.
Veneris; die Aprila, 1821;
cm, ..I:VtßAGEs.—Petition respecting, from Caine.
Wook., Tax.—Petition AGAENST, from Caine.
COUNT. CnVltTs BlLL.—Peferred till the 10th May.
AcittrulaußE.—Representation form Haddingtun:.

ORDERS of the DAY, for Monday, April 16, 1841.
HOlylitad Roads Bill ;—Third Reading.
2. Stamp Dutiei on Medicines Acts;—Committee there-

• upon.
3. Supply;-Reports.
4• East India Private Trade Bill;—Committee.
5• Dublin Port Acts;—Committee thereupon.
6; *Courts of Justice (Ireland) Bill ;—Committee. -
'. Timber Duties Bill ;—Committee.
8. Attornies and Solicitors Bill ;—Second Reading.'
9. Bill's of Exchange Bill;—Second Reading. •
10. Church Briefs Bill;—Report.
11. Jurors Attendance Bill ;—Committee.
12. Audit of Accounts Bill;—Second Reading.
18. Lunatic Asylums (Ireland) Bill ;—Report. • '
14. General Sessions (Ireland) Bill ;—Report.
10. Ways and Means;—Committee.
'Q.—Judicial Offices (Ireland) Bill ;—Third Reading. •
17. Insolvent Delitors Court (Ireland), Salaries of Commis-

snifters i—Committee thereupon.
13. Hereditary Revenue (Scotland) Bill;—Second Reading.
Supply;—Committee.—(Army Estimates.) . •
26. Aft ican Company's Bill.;—Third Reading.
9-I*. Court of.Chatteery (Ireland) Bill
,;—Committee.
NOTICES of MOTIONS, for Monday April 16, 1821.
1. Mi.. Charles Grant,—Bill to amend Act 48-,Ge0.:3,-,.
(Establishing Police Offices in Dublin.) . .
9. Mr; Charles Grants—Bill to amend Act 50 Geo. 3; -re-
lating to Priions in Ireland. .
8. Martin (of Galway),-4o refer the several -Petition*,
presented to the House by the Officers. Clerks, and.
Assistants, respecting the Irish Courts of Justice
to a.Select Committee.
4. Mr: noskissno,"—Bill for the making certain .regulatiom-
and provisions fur the better management and improve-
ment of the PoSsettions of the Crown, Within thg Sur--
vep of the Eichetitier. • -

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THE SUN.

SOLEM 'GUIS- DICERB FA LS UM A UDEAT

LONDON,
SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 1821.

Paris Papers of Wednesday last arrived this
morning. The following are extracts :

PARIS, Aram 10.

" Grenoble enjoys at present the greatest tran-
quillity, and every thing leads us to hope that
this desirable calm will not in future be disturb-
"l.—(Journal des Debats.)
" In an order of the day, dated Tours, March
27, the Viscount de Briche declared Lyons to be
ill the same disturbed state as Grenoble ; the
Prefect of the Rhone has published the follow-

in
-g notice :---
It is true that seditious mot e.ments have occurred at Gre-
neble, which have, however, been subdued by the firmncss of
the garrison ;,but nothing of the kind bas 41cen,placc at Lyons,
111t1 in justice to the Lyonese, and to the cause of truth, I think
41Yself called upon to correct an error which the Viscount db
Iltiche will no doubt regret he has sanctioned by:the authority
4f his name. .No seditiotis movements, not the slightest dis 111
-
ttlthance, have occurred at Lyons, and the most perfect tran-
`l4illity has not for a single instant ceased to prevail.'—(Gazette
40 France.) ,

" We are authorized to contradict the report
of the tricoloured flag having been hoisted. at
'N'itnes. Nothing has passed there to justify this
l'Port, and the Journal which inserted it yester-
aY has been completely deceived by its corres-
P°ndent.—(Moniteur.)
• " The reported entry of the King of Naples
1"0 his capital is premature. Our letters of the
2'7th ult. only state that his. Majesty was expected
}'as
in a few days. Prince Hesse Hombourg
t'as been appointed Governor of Naples on the
Part of Austria. It is . affirmed that one of the
divisions of the Austrian artny is to march into
the Southern. Provinces, and that several corps
• have already left the Neapolitan capital for that
destination.—(Journal de Paris.)
" TURIN, APRIL 2.
" The Provisional Jurrta has published the fol-
lo
%%au; Proclamation, in consequence of the dis-
trbauces which occurred 'yesterday in this town:
`` ertiztifs--The effects of the civil discords which have
been studiously excited and fomented, are daily becoming more
,NV-0-deplore a sad event of this nature which has just
taken prlace. .
" The torpsid Royal Carabineers, tbough'ipparently melt-
le4in t4elaerformance of its usual duties, had given just causes
'r mistrust, not only because their Chiefs would not submit to
controul of-the Minister of the Interior, to whom had been
kiWtg9ed the former authority of the Minister of Police, but
bees.use,they refused to obey the orders of the 'Minister of
W.ar, and were pursuing, in the capital itself, a course of con-'
&tact of an extraordinary, mysterious, and inexplicable nature.
' " This morning it 'was reported that these troops. were to
cave the, town without :mentioning their destination ; it was
announced their Colonel:bad-already taken his departure; and,
48 during the day they remained shut up in their barracks, these
reports seemed to have some 'foundation.
" On the.other hand, it was stated that dissensions prevailed
in this corps, and thatthe greatest tumults were to be dreaded,
which might endanger the security of the town.
" Under these oircunistances the Minister of War deemed it
Prudent to collect an armed force strong enough to guard
f.tgainst the evils which threatened us, and two battalions of the
Brigade of Alessa
Nuare ndria were by his order stationed on the
'Castello.
. A great number a Carabineers passed through the streets
in small parties without opposition, and quitted the city In the
mg, with what design we know not ,but very prudently
a Party of the Royal Horse Carabineers. returned into the town,
and sword •n hand galloped towards the square, occupied by
Ithariehas.oldnieresnceof, A_lessandria, who remained steady in their
e,-raral movement of defence on the part of