The Sun.
London, England, 1821-02-17 00:00:00

IRISH CIIANC Fit*

Mr. C. GaANT brought izi a Bill for the better
administration of justice in the-Court- cif.than-
cery in Ireland. Read the first and ordered to
be read a second time on Wednesday, the_ Ist of
March, and to be printed.—Adjourned at HALF'
PAST ONE o'Clock.

VIE Mi.NORITY

ON. >fn. HUDICS 31C; flbN FOR A ACCOUNT OF

TIILI.ORDS.ANCE ESTIMATES. .
Brnal, R.- Grenfell,- P. Newport, Sir J.
33enett, Johi,t :• • Graham, S. • • Nugent, Lord
Berzet, Hon. H.G. Gleriorchy, Lord. Parnell, Sir H.
Beryor., E. - Sir Wm. • Ricardo, D.
•Tirirht, R. • Hal!,Ord; Eon. E. Rice, Hon. G.
Btaer, W. W. • Triil, Lord A. . Robarts, Abr.
'Brow; Earn, If.. Hobhouse, J. C. Robarts, J. G.
Browne, Dorn. Hutchinson, lion; Sefton, Earl of
Ctrffnie;y,,Thos. C. H. - - Sykes, D..
Caulliqd, Eon. 11. Heron, Sir Robe. •.Tremayne, J. H.
Denison jas. - Lanzton, J. 11. Taylor, M. A.
,
Lennarti T. B. -Talbot, R. W.
.1.14.10.1i1,, Right Martin, J. , 'Whitmore, W. W.
.clut•;. M. • r Mac(lomat', Jas. Williams, W.
PertrAzion,-Sir R. Mock, J. B. 1er:ill, M.
G0..0•A,, It. - • - •
TE,LLEI:3,---Viscount Folkestone, and J. Hume.
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Az every Lottery Ticket and Share was sold
before the First Day of Drawing, the Public
-actually had got every Prize that was hot drawn,
as well as every Prize that was drawn, and we
therefore recommend most urgently to those per-
sons who intend to return their Tickets and Shares,
fiat they do not keep any account of the numbers
they return, as would be very mortifying to
know, they had returned one or more of the Six
E 21,000 Prizes, after having had them for some
dais in their possession.

Paris Papers of Wednesday last arrived this
morning. The Anniversary Funeral Service for
the Duke de Bt uat ' was celebrated iu the 11c,
tropolitan Church orNotre Dame and in all the
other Churches of Paris. The Service at the
ChurCh-of St. Gerinain l'AuxerrOis -was attended.
by most of the • principal-- Officers of his MA-
.
JEsTy'S lioilsehgld, and those attached to the
Households of MADAME and tl►e other Branches
of the :Royal Family. • A great many Marshals,
Bishops, Deputies, General Officers; and
the principal Civil and Judicial Authorities were
also present. • ,

Private leach; from Laybach stato, that it is
certain his Sicilian MAJESTY declined the offer
made -to him of residing at Vienna until tran-
quillity should he. restored in his kingdom, and
at the same time signified.his wish to return as
soon as possible to Naples. The Queen of NA-
PLES, however, arrived at Laybach on the 9.9 th
ult. The passage of the Po has not yet taken
place. It is said that Prince METTERNIcit has
.had -frequent conferences with Cardinal SPINA,
the Count de ST. MARSAN, the Prince of Co RSIN-1,
and the Marquis of MOLZ A, and the general be-
lief was, that the project of a Confederation of
all the Princes of Italy was diSctissed at these
conferences'. The Portuguese Ambassador has
had a private audience of the King of NAPLES.—
ektraordinary courier is reported to have ar-
rived with the intelligence that the King of
PRUSSIA had set out from Berlin to join the
Congress:

A letter of more recent date, &mil' Laybach,
says, that the Sovereigns and their Ministerihave
daily conferences which last many hours. The
subjects, of their deliberations are not -knoW:3l.;
but it has transpired that
.a communication has
been made by Prince NIETTERNICH to the Sardinian
Minister, Count de St. MAnsAN,which his Excel-
lency has transmitted to his Court, requesting fur.-
tiler instructions. The reports of war havesince the
end of January acquired additional confirmation.
Even the garrison of Laybach has taken its de-
parture for Lombardy, and several regiments
from the Hereditary States of Austria are expect-
ed to follow in the same direction. The advanc-
ed guard of the Austrian Army had already
arrived at Trevesa. . _

'We learn from Naples, that the PRINCE RE-
GE:s;T has ordered a levy of 14,000 conscripts, in
conformity with a late act of the Neapolitan
Parliament, which had received the Royal sanc-
tion ; and that in the beginning of this month, his
ROYAL HIGHNESS was to set out for the Aliruz-
zes, to review the troops in those Provinces ;
six thousand muskets, and four millions of cart
ridges were ordered to be distributed amono.
them. The affair of the Cardinal ArchbiAtop of

NAPLES has created considerable agitation
there. It occasioned very animated debates
in the Parliament, which terminated in the
adoption of an Address from that Assem-
bly to- the PRINCE REGENT, > requesting his
Royal Highness to bring that Prelate to
trial for having preached against the Con-
stitution? a crime prohibited by the penal code.
The decision
of his Royal Highness is not yet
known.
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FRENCII FUNDS.
Feb. 13.—Fire Per Cents B3 f. 35 c.
Dank Stpck .........

We.understand that lixs MAJESTY'S Naval
Force is the :Mediterranean is to be forthwith
reduced:

We bave rea2on to believe that, notwitllstaml-
ing the various accounts in the Foreign Journals,
it is not likely that -Austria will commence hos-
tilities t NapleF, if 'moderate concessions
are made cn the part of those who at present ad-
tninster the Governillent of that country. The
KING of

....,apies; 'we are as::ured, does not
mean to recede from the solemn _Declaration
which he. made previously to his departure
from his dominions, impsrting that he weull
exert himself to thd utmost to induce the
Allied Powers not to interfere beyond what
the security of other States might render neces-
sary. We are assured, also that .any idea et
aggrandizement ©n their parts, and of, any parti-
tion of the Country, is whoilv out of the gnestiOn.
The utmost, it is allirmed,- that is intendedz
military occupation of the Country, till men of
respecialitlity, and not a mere rabble, shall form
a Government likQly to piwnote the welfare of
the. Country upon a solid basis of political