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Notices of Mr. I.3tAinet—Report of Conitni,
sioners of Inquiry into Proceedings or Courts of .1 ;Ist ie.
in Guernsey.
2. Sir Robert NVilson,—Vrodi-tet?osi 4' Later, dated. lii
February t3-Li, trout the Minister at Naples
the Neapolitan Minister, the Duke de (;al-to-.

Orders of t Day—l. ito.ads Bill; —ticconditealliti/
' 2. Prison Laws Consolidatiou Iteachi;.
3. Courts of Justr,:ir (Ircianti) Ba;—Coransitter, •
4. Ot, hs. of Nisi Prius.(lrclaiul) ;—Coin.aiittee. •
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• -the Orphans' Fund; anti other paytuett-ts into tit
Chamber of the City ot Lorrilon.
2. Mr. Wißiato Courtenav,—Claiiiis of Anter;can LoyaliTh
3. Mr.'Westerii,—Repeaf of the last :Malt Tax.
Orders (jibe 11(ty--1. 17'.1gilkru-pts F.lll.cts• (II eiani) ;
Second •Rcadi ig. •
2. Witchcraft Repeal (Ireland) Bill ;—Second Rcattiug.
3. Capital Crimes Defence Bill ;—Second Reading.
4. African Company'g Bill ;—Coinwittee.
5. Salvage Acts;—&,:ollitniftee thereupon.
7'hur. lay, March 22, IS2I.
Notice., of Motions—l. Sir John Nt.O.Tol'l,—State of tin
Collection of the Revenue in•lieland.
2. Mr. Ifunie,—Re•oltilioos respectiau the (Mice nt Re

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DistributorS of Stan4ps,
S. 111r.•Hume,—Iteturns from the Stamp Mike, amt Pus'
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Friday, March, 23, 1.521.
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In addition to the intelligence communicated iti
our Paper Of Saturday, rer pvcting the Itevolutiois
in Piedmont, and the report of a general Insur-
rection in Tuscany, we have received further
adviceS from Paris of the 15th, which not only
confirm these important events, but give us every
reason to believe that Milan' is in the occupation,
of the Piedmontese troops, and that all Italy is
in arms against the Austrians.—The follo,f lug
are the accounts above alluded to
BULLE MAncu i 5, Iszt.e
" ft has been impossible for the Gott rninnt rnrtger rev
conceal thr.events at ruritt, of which it receivrd'infoririatiew
by a telegraphic dispatch.
" It was on the 10th that the garrison of it fexandria (10,009
strong.) proclsiined the Spanish Constitution. At this news,m
the King of SARDINIA wished' to march the trips that were
at Turin, hut they refused, crying, The Constitutian,c4 this
Cartes for ever.' •
I The Prince of CARIGNAN (son of tl e King of SArtDmiAl
and General GIFLEARA, • were sent to AleXatiiii ia burn.-
their arrival there, cried, the Cortstit ut ion of the Cortes for
ever!' and plated thetaselres at the head of the 11.30,stunent'.
In Ibis crisis, the King of SArintßi a thought to calin.t he f,r-
tarot by offering to giant the French Charter,. hat it has heel
roust d. All the garrisons in .Pictiniont have followed the
example of that of Alexandria.'
We here certain Ono, matron that the Prince of CARIG-
NAN and General GITLZNeA, at the head of 25,000, have
marched for M and it is I>clieved that, they would enter
that city this tat, the •15th of
The cry of the Piedmontese troops is not only
that of " Vive 14 Constitution," but also that of
" Death to the Austrians." It is not doubtecl
that Genoa is constitutional at this moment, and
that all Italy will be so in less than ten days. The•
news of these events has produced the greatest
sensation at Paris. The Ultras are in the most

complete. despondency. Alf eyes are turned to-
wards Dauphiny and towards Lyons. The move-
tpents at Turin were.calealatO to break out on the
15th and not before, but the arrests hastened it.
by five- days :
The disaffection.of the Austrian Officere is also.
confirmed by the following communication, which
likewise states the recal of the Emperorof Russia.
to his dominions for reasons of the utmost impor-
tance :

44 rAhls, MARCH s—The news of the Revolution in.Pied-
niont WAS communicated to the Chamber of Commerce_ last
night. 11 is becoming general, and extt tiding over all Loin-
'hardy, so that even the Austrian, Officers, who were marching
uith 'reluctance, hare declared that they nil nut proceed.
any farther against Naples, and declare fur the Constitutional
system.

'"
A Commercial Courier, wlnii-left. Naples on the 4th, and
paiscd through the position. of both • Armies, says, that
hostilities had taken place as late as the Mb. and it was sup-.
posed the advanced posts would meet the following day.
• "The Emperor of RUSSIA IS- rce.alled to nis dominions by
reasons of the grea'est importance.
" News is this insist-tit received from Lisbon, that the
Conetitutiumof the Cortes has been published at Bahia) its
Brazil.
" We hear that the Committee on the Budget has the in-
tention to refuse its assent to the Law on the Finances' um,-
lt.ss fifteen millions of retries are -crcati:d to indeninify tit&
Emigrants, sod eight ml lions more-for-the Cu-mg 7, whieli
would be augmented by four great Episcopal Sees.".
- The Paris PaperS of Thursday last, which
reached us this morning, contain no. further in-
telligence from Naples. The. Austrian Army has
made some Movements in advance. The division
Of STUTTERIIIIIM has taken_up its:position at Ti-
voli and Val-Montone, and covers the City of
Rome, The vanguard of the centre, under the
orders of Count WALmonEs, occupied Rieti 2U
the 27th ult. The division under Prince IVIED-
aux-KEE. arrived the same day at Terni and
Narni. ,'That • of the Prince of II Esss HoLt-
BOURG is arrived at Spoletto ; and the reserve,
commanded by Baron LcEncaan, was at ro-
ligno, -ready to advance on 'tipolttto. Thus the
Army skirts the Abrupi, and extends by eche-
lons over a line of 30 leagues. The Neapolit an
troops are at Aquila, and it is surposed th ey
will take post behind the (142i'tusive line, whi
extends from Pescara to Terracitta and Fondi.

Italian Journals received at l'aris on Thurs& ty
contain no inellig,_.nce of any- engagement Le-
tweein the Austrians and Nnapolitans. It is re-
ported that 414000 fresh A-itstrian troops hate
received orders to pass the N. The he:. i•