The Sun.
London, England, 1821-04-06 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

.. • HOUSE' OF COMMONS.
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Cow.; AVER.I.-G ES B;..r.L.—Petitions AGAINST from Stirling
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I.Vt.tawr.F. A.ND I Third. Report of Commissioners on, to be.
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to the North of Europe, AGAINST.
TIMIIF.R. DUTIES tßeyort rc-anninitted—Debate thereon, and
AC..r s. Resolution to be reported THIS DAY.
C CA/ Welt CO trr...s. Bi.ta.::--Fnither consideration. of Report
... . on Monday next.

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THE SUN.

SOLEM QUIZ DICARII FA LSUM AUDEAT

LONDON,
FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1821.

The Paris Papers of Tuesday bring no addi-
tionftl intelligence from Italy ; but private let-
ters from Turin state, that a formal Declaration
of War has been issued by the Piedmontese
Giunta against Austria, and that troops have been
collected and sent off to the Milanese fron'iers•
A Aotice is said to have been posted up in the

University, purporting to proceed from the
" Council of a Confraternity for the Indepen-
dence of Western Italy," apprising the students
that there were some vague reports of attempts
to be made for a counter-revolution, and calling
upon them to form a corps, and offer their
services to Government, to prevent so great a
calamity : ;..a-grea number of names. were imtne-
diately enrolled. The Proclamation of General
LATO,UR,' abolishing the order of things estl_blish-
ed. after, the abdication, and .restoring the old
regime, lia:s heen suppressed by order of the
Giunta at Turin. The following are extracts
from the French Papers
" PARIS, Aram 3.

" M. de la Ferronaye, Ambassador from France to Russia,
who attended the Congress of Laybach, has returned to Paris.
• " Count Nnselrode, Minister for Foreign Affairs to the Em-
peror of Russia, is expected at Paris.
" A letter from -Grenoble, dated March 29, says..-.' For
some days past the movement's of couriers' and estaffetes have
become very active.. esterdny two estaffetes arrived hare, one
from Chambery and the other from Lyons.. Another set off
iMmediately for-the latter city.
.Two couriers.on the same day
passed through here, one a Russian, who stopped at the Pre-
feat's of lice, the other a` Spaniard from Turin, proceeding in all
haste. to. Madt-id, who had been obliged to come by the way of
the lUaurienne, in consequence of the events ,in SaVoy.'
denpral-Laazoix's Proclamation, dated the 27th ult.,- for
relieving GrenOble from a state of siege, states that measure to
be adopted in consequence of ofilcialinfottnation of the re-e'sta-
blisluatent of.le.gjtiniate orcle:r in Piedmont, and• the gmeral
'tranquillity which yrevails in :X• the departments. of France.
•.”.The Lyons:Jot:Taal states .that General LaCroix. has re-
ceived the red ribancl from•the•Kiog. •
" Various circumstances have occasioned changes in the ap-
pointment of the day fixed' for 'the baptism .of 'the Duke of
pourdeaux. This august ceremony is d;.;finitively fixed for the
Ist of May, , - • , , .

" The. Mayor of Tours has informed the inhabitants of that
town, that on the 10th or 20th of April next several adetach-
menta of troops will arrive there. The 2d and 3d battalions of
the 28th foot will arricra. on the 10th of April, and stop to the
11th. The Ist battalion and staff of the same regiment will ar-
rive on the 11th, and stop to the 12th. The 2d and 3d batta-
lions of the 31st will arrive on the 15th. The staff and the Ist
battalion of the same will arrive on the 17th. The staff and
the Ist battalion of the 52d will arrive on the 10th ; and the 2d
and 3d battalions of the same regiriient on. are 20th. •
" Within the last fortnight every Means has been employed
to injure' public credit, and to excite alarm among the mer-
chants and ship-owners. A report has even been circulated
at St. Malo that the fittings out for Newfoundland would not
take place in consequence of the war. But it appears that the
disorganizing endeavours have failed on this point as well as
on others. We learn by a letter of a very recent date, that the
preparations for the cod fishery are going On at St. 'Maio with
undiminished activity, and that 10 of the ships are already fitted
out. It must be confessed that those who dreamed of a revolu-
tion, which was, in the first instance, to be the ruin of French
commerce and of the numerous class of fundholders; have not
thereby given any high.idea of their patriotism and liberality.—
(Journal de Paris.)

The St. Gall Gazette announces, on the authority of pri,
vate letters, the assassination of the Austrian General; Com
Neiperg, at Parma. •

"Accounts, received by the Neapolitan Embassy, state that
General Pepe embarked on the 21st of March, with about 80
men and the sum of 200,00 Neapolitan ducats.—(Journal des
Debats.)

" General I3ubna, rho commands at Milan, it is said has
ordered fifteen perso-ns fiCCII3,2II of being agents in a plot for a
revolt in Lombardy and the Venetian territory, to be tried be-
fore a Military Commission.--(lbid.)
." A letter from lean a,,dated the 2.3 d ult., states that a decla-
ration of the three Powers against the Piedmonteso insurrection
is about to be published."