The Sun.
London, England, 1821-04-21 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
ORDERS of the DAY, for Monday, April 30, 1821.
1. Conway Bridge Bill ;—Second Reading.
2. Jurors Attendance Bill ;—Report
3. Audit of Accounts Bill;—Second Reading.
4. Supply;—Committee.—(Army Estimates.)
5. Spoiled Stamps, &c. Bill;—Further Consideration of
Report.
6. Church Briefs Bill;—Further Consideration of Report.
7. Nays and Means ;—Committee.
8. Steam Engines Bill ;—Second Reading.
• 9. Supply ;—Reports.
10. Court of Chancery (Ireland) Bill ;—Third Reading.
11. Courts of Justice (Ireland) Bill ;-Third Reading.
12. Stealing in Shops (Ireland) Bill ;—Third Reading.
13. Prisun Fees (Ireland) Bill;—Report.
NOTICE .of MOTION, for Monday April 30, 1821.
Mr. Chancellor of the Exchequer,—Bill to amend the Acts
for building Churches.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
COLUBER, and other Articles, on Monday.

PRICE OF STOCKS
This DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Bank Stock 2231 ex div.
3 per Cent. Red.... 711 ex div.
3 per Cent.. Cons 72gi
4 per Cent. ' ...89.} ex div.

5 per Cent. Navy Ann. 107 ii
India Bonds .... . 445. 435. pr.
Excheq. Bills 3 5 pr.
Cons. for May 72

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THE SUN.

SOLEM QUIS DICERS FALSUM AUDEAT?

LONDON,
SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 1821.

Paris Papers of Wednesday arrived this morn-
:ng. The following are the only articles of ariy

rr)portance:—

R PARIS, Aritri. 17.

" A Royal Ordinance decrees, that 140,000
men, of the class of 1820, are to be called out.
The distribution of these 40,000 men among the
Departments is fixed by a table annexed to the
Ordinance.., The ballotting is to commence on
the '2sth of May : the first day for, hearing
appeals is fixed on the 25th of June, and the
closing of the list of the contingent will take
place on the Ist of -September. It will be de-
cided subsequently at what period the 40,000
men thus called out will be brought into active
service as well as the mode of their distribution
among the corps of the army.

" The sale of the 9th and 10th volumes of the
Precis des evencmens Militaires, by General
Count Mathieu Dumas, has been forbidden in the
Austria► dominions. They contain the History
of the Campaign of 1803 and 1804.

The Marshal Duke of BELLUNO published

the foliowing order of the day on the morning
after his arrival in Lyons :

" LYONS, APRIL 8.—,-Called by the King's desire to the
superior command of the 6th, 7th, leth, and 19th military' di-

ions, I congratulate myself in having occasion to testify to
the troops his Majeity's _ satisfaction at their good conduct,
and At the sentiments which they have evinced in a difficult

cincrgency.
. -
" Excited by the intrigues, corrupted by the perverse doc-
trines of men whom experience has not enlightened, and'whom
the misfortunes of their country have not touched, some impru-
dent young men, and persons of the lowest class of society,
thought that they might with impunity raise themselves against
their legitimate King. The errors, the defection, the revolt of
some factious persons in certain neighbOuring States, and vaunt-
ed as traits of heroism, had seduced some weak minds. The
seditious pushed their audacity so far as to sully the remem-
brances of our glory, by raising ensigns which could never be
aught but those of revolt and sedition. They hoped to make
French soldiers forget the honour and the oaths which for ever
bind them to thC standard cf the lilies. But on every point of-
ficers and soldiers showed a just horror of those who dared to
believe them capable of dishonouring themselves, and they
would have &awn down for this affront the vengeance autho-
rized by law, had not the speediest flight removed the seditious
from their indignation.
" Soldiers! Never forget that whosoever undertakes to seduce
you, and overturn the State, is an enemy to his country, more
deserving of your anger than the foreigner who attacks it with
arms. • The one wishes you to sully your honour, while the
other, on the contrary, offers to 'French soldiers only an oppor-
tunity of glory: . _ _ • .

" The Marshal Duke of BELLUNO."
'‘ The Gazette of flugsburg announces that a

lie 29th of March a fire broke out at Pera, and
the Chancellery of the Russian embassy and

two neighbouring houses fell a prey to the flames
On the same day a similar event took place a

Scutari.

" VIENNA, APRIL 7.

" The insurrection in. Walachia and Moldavia
's here. the general subject of conversation, par-

cularly among the Greeks.

The deceitfu

hopes held out by Prince Ypsilanti that Russia
would aid the insurgents, have induced many
persons to join them, who will repent of having
taken this step as soon as they are apprized of

the declaration of the Emperor Alexander, in
which he disavows any knowledge of the enter-
prize, and shuts out all prospect of assistance

'ram him.

" According to the last accounts from Constant

nople, a formidable reaction is preparing against
this insurrection, and measures of retaliation have
already been resorted to in revenge for the cruel-
ties committed against the Turks at Jassy, Gala-
ty, &c. The Interpreter of the Porte, Jauxo
Callimachi, has been beheaded, and several Greeks
of the highest rank have shared a like fate." i