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THE SUN.

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LONDON,
MONDAY EVENING, JAN. 10, 1825.

We have received this morning, by Express,
the Etoile dated Sunday, which does not con-
tain any article of the least political interest.

Peers, Jew. B.—Five per Cents. opened at 103 f. and cloud
at 102 f. 95c. For the end of the month they were done, after
the market closed, at 103 f. 15c.

We have received the Paris Papers of Friday'
and the Etoile dated Saturday. It appears from
their contents, and from private letters which ac-
companied them, that every person's attention is
engaged by the project of law for indemnifying
the Emigrants, but although the measure will be
carried in the Chamber of Deputies, where the
Minister is all powerful, yet it is very doubtful
whether it will pass through the Upper Chamber
in which the Ministry is sure to encounter a stron;
opposition, not against the principle of the indem-
nity, but against the means proposed for raising
the sum sufficient to pay the emigrants, and the
other details of the measure which are calculated
to place the emigrants at the mercy of the Minis..
try, whom it proposes to invest with the power of
deciding on their claims and apportioning the
indemnity to each claimant. The emigrants are
far from satisfied with the project of law ; and
even of this class there are soma who consider
it impolitic and contrary to the interests of the
nation. M. DE CIIATEAUBItIANI) has already
begun the contest against the Ministerial Finery
cial measures in the Journal des Debats, by at'
lacking the project for the voluntary conversion
of five per Cent. Stock into Stock at three, or foot
and a half per cent., which he designates as an lasi'
dious attempt to effect by artifice the reductioo
of the Rentes which had been undertaken last
year in vain by force.

e extract from the Etoile an additional ar
tick of the treaty for the military occupatioo
of Spain published in our Paper of Saturday,
By it the fortress of Corunna, Santona, Sarragosgs,
Cardona, and Hostalrich, are to be garrisoned will'
French troops, and a brigade of cavalry an(l
artillery are to be stationed at different pointl
between Vittoria and the French frontier. Tile
French army in Spain will thus be increased t'
bet wu• n thirty and forty thousand men ; bot
Spain is only required to pay for the mointemt.nce
of twenty-two thousand.

(From the Etoile, dated Saturday, Jan. 0.)
MADRID, I Ec. 29.—The Madrid Gazette publiy.bok `Pt
following supplementary article to the Convention for the 10'
longation of the stay of the French troops in Spain :
" ADDITIONAL ARTICLE :
" iiis Most Christian Majesty, according to the wishas °A
his august Ally, the King our Sovereign, and always dispos-,
to do every thing that may contribute to ensure the tranquillity
of Spain, has ordered that, independently of the 22,000 1111
mentioned in the first article of the present convention, and
the Swiss Brigade mentioned in the third article, there shall 0
other French troops, to form the garrisons of Corunna,
tona, Saragossa, Cardona, and llostairich, placing also a 10'
grade, with some squadrons and some corps of artirezry en eche
low; between Vittoria and Irun.
" This considerable addition to the French troops in Sps.iil
will form an army of from 30,000 to 50,000 men. Franse
require no greater indemnity than that which it may clailn
the 22,000 men only."
The Moniteur of Friday, the 7th, contain: nothing offic,'..,
Under the head of the Chamber of Peers, this paper gives,
very great length, the exposition of the ground for the project
of law on sacrilege, presented to the Chamber in the sitting tif
the 4th of January, by the Keeper of the Seals, Minister °
Justice. The titre premier is as follows :

" OF SACRILEGE.
" ♦Art. 1. The piofanation of the sacred utensils and of the '
consecrated wafers (hustles) is the crime of sacrilege.
" 2. Every overt act committed voluntarily and .through
hatred or contempt of religion, on the sacred utensils or t"
consecrated wafers, is declared a profanation.
" 3. There is legal proof of the consecration of the wafeft
when they are placed in the tribunals or exposed in the eitel/

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