The Sun.
London, England, 1825-02-21 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

NOTICES of MOTIONS, and ORDERS of the DAY,
which now stand in the ORDER-BOOK of the HOUSE
of COMMONS, for the PRESENT WEEK.
Monday, Feb. 21.
ORDERS OF THE DAY.
1. Unlawful Societies (Ireland) Bill—Second reading.
2. House to be called over.
3. Ways and Means—Report.
4. Ways.and Means—Committee. _
5. Glebe Lands Bill—Committee.
6. Supply—Committee.
• NOTICES OF MOTIONS.
1. Lord Viscount Palmerston—Army Estimates. (In Com-
mittee of Supply.)
2. 31r. William Smith—Bill for granting relief to certain Dis-
- senters' in relation to the solemnization of Marriages.
3. Sir Geo. Clerk—Navy Estimates. (In Committee of Supply.)
Tuesday, Feb. 22.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS.
1. 31r. Fysche Palmer—To empower Magistrates at Quarter
Sessions to effect exchanges between Counties of insulated
parcels of land, for the more convenient administration of
justice.
2. Sir John Newport—Motion relating to the Levy of Church
Rates in Ireland.
3. Sir Henry Parnell—Bill to amend the Law of Landlord and
Tenant in Ireland.
4. Sir Henry Parnell—Bill to regulate the Office of Justice of.
Peace in Ireland.
5. Sir Robert Heron—Bill to amend the Sewer Laws.
Wednesday, Feb. 23.
NOTICE OF MOTION.
Mr. Orenfell—Account of Public Balances in the hands of
the Bank of England, and of sums paid for management
of the Public Debt.
• ORDER OF THE DAY.
Annual Indemnity Bill—Second reading.
Thursday, Feb. 24.
ORDERS 01."ruE DAY.
1. Mr. IVodehouse—Select Committee on removal of the Nor-
folk Summer Assizes from Thetford to Norwich.
2. Mr. Thomas Courtenay—Select Committee on the Laws re-
specting Friendly Societies.
3. Mr. Hume—Select Committee on the export of Machinery.
4. Mr. Hume—Return .f the number of British subjects who
have been banished from British India without trial since
1813.
5.31 r. Martin (of Galway)—Bill to prevent Bear-baiting, and
other cruel practices.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
.Huntingdon Borough Election Peti.ion—Ballot for Com-
mittee at three.

Friday, Feb. 25.
ORDERS OF THE DAY-
1. Game TAWS Bill—Second reading.
2. Weights and Measures Bill—Committee.

`DYKE OF MOTION'.
Mr. Chancellor of the Exchequer—Statement relating to the
Finances of the Country.

LIST OF TIIE MINORITY

On Mr. Brougham's Motion on Friday last, to hear Evidence
at the Bar for the Catholic Association against the Bill.
Abercromby, IIn.J. Gordon, R. Price, R.
Altliorp, Visct. Bill. Lord Arthur Prittie, lion. F.
Baring, Sir T. Hobhouse, J. C. Parnell, Sir H.
Barrett, S. M. Ilornby, Ed. Pym, F.
Becher, W. W. Howard, H. Robarts, 0. J.
Benyon, Benj. Hume, Joseph Robinson, Sir Geo.
Browne, Dom. Hurst, R. Rowley, Sir W.
Burdett; Sir F. Hutchinson, Hon. Rumbold, C.
Bury, Viscount C. H. Scarlett, J.
Calcraft, J. . Johnstone, W. A. Sebright, Sir J.
Calcraft, J. H. Ingilby, Sir W. Sefton, Eatl of
Calvert, C. Lamb, Hon. 0. Smith, John
Carew, R. S. Lambton, J. O. Smith, \V.
Caulfield, Hon. 11. Leicester; It. . Stuart, Lord P. J.
Cavendish, C. Lushington, S. Somerville, Sir M.
Chaloner, Robert Leader. W. Talbot, R. W.
Clifton, Viscount Maberly, J. Tierney, Rt.fin.G.
Coke, T. W. jun. Maberly, W. L. Wane, J. A.
Colborne, N. R. Macdonald, .1. Wharton, J.
Cradock, S. Marjoribanks, S. Whitbread, W. H.
Dundas, Hon. T. Martin, J. White, S.
Ebrington, Visct. Mildniay, P. St. J. White, Colonel
Ellice, Ed. Mahon, Hon. S. Williams, J.
! Fitzgerald, Rtllon. Newport, Sir J. Wilson, Sir It.
Wyvill,
M. Normanby, Lord Wood, M.
i Fergusson SirR.C. Nugent, bord
'Whitmore
Fitzroy, Lord: J. O'Brien, Sir E. ,M.
W. W
Folkestone, Visct. Palmer, C.
Glenorchy, Vise. Palmer, C. F.
Graham, Sandford Pelham, J. C.
Grattan, J. • Phillips, G. sen.
Grosvenor, Gen. Power, It.
,---
LIST of the MAJORITY who voted on the 17th
against the
Repeal of the Usury Laws, and of the MINORITY who
voted for the Second Reading of the Bill.
MAJORITY
Acland, Sir T. D. Heygate, W.
Astley, Sir J. Ileron, Sir R.
Barrett, S. M. liotham, Lord
Bright, II en ry Ilouldsworth, T.
Brydges, Sir G. Innes, Sir 11.
Cooper, E. B Jervoise, G. P.
Corbett, Panton King, Hon. H.
Crompton, S. Knatchbull, Sir E.
Cripps, J. Lethbridge, Sir T.
Davenport, D. Lockhart, J. J.
Dawkins, H. Lowther, Vise.
Douglas, .T. Mundy, F.
Downie, R. Pakenham,Hon.H.
Estcourt, T. G. . Palmer, C. F.
Guise, Sir W. Pelham, J. C.
MINORITY
4lexander, J. Grant, W. F.
Alexander, .J. D. Gilbert, D.
Althorp, Visct. Gurney, Hudson
Attwood, M. Horton, R. W.
Benyon, B. Hume, J.
Cradock, S. Inglis, Sir H.
Calthorpe' lion. F. Leader, W.
Don, Sir A. Lester, B. L.
Douglas, W. K. 111 aberly, J. -
Drummond, H. Maberly, W. L.
Ellis, Thomas Martin, J.
Evans, W. Maxwell, W. A.
Fleming, J. (Salt.) Monteith, H.
Farquhar, Sir R. Morland, Sir S. B.
1 Forbes, Sir C. Alonck, J. B.

TELLERS.
Brougham, Henry
Rice, T. S.

Penruddock, J.l
Pitt, J.
Robertson, A.
Russell, 111.
Sumner, G. H.
Vivian, 111.
Thompson, L.
Webbe,
Wilson, T.
W'odehouse, E.
Wortley, J. S.

TELLERS.
Caleraft, J.
Wetherell, C.

Parnell, Sir H.
Phillimore, Dr.
G.
Smith, Abel
Smith, W•
Sykes, D.
Trant, W. H.
Tulk, C. A.
Wood, Alderman
Wynn, Rt. Hn. C.

TELLERS.
Smith, J.
°aglow, Serie=

N EWPORT.— Friday, the election of a Member
to serve in the present Parliament, as the Representative of this
ancient Borough, took place, when the Hon. 11r. STUART
(Second son of the Earl of Motu): ), of Cambrus Wallace, in
the county of Perth. was duly elected, in the room of the late
Su LEONARD T. W. llor.mEs, Bart. r

A survey is now going on for the purpose of
forming a narig:sble Tide Canal, with twenty-fire feet of water,
for ships of the first class, from Arundel Bay to Deptford, a dis-
tance of nearly fifty miles. The estimated expence is four
millions.
- •

DHEADFUL FlRE.—Yesterday morning, about
half-past three, a dreadful fire broke out in the
premises of Mr. Blackburn, pawnbroker, on
Saffron-hill. It was first discovered issuing with

(the second floor)
violence from the hack part of the ware-room
by a labourer, named Kelly,
living in Hatton-court, in the rear of the premises,
who immediately gave the alarm. The Hand-in-
Iland, the Sun, and the Alliance, were among
the first engines which arrived. The fire soon
burst forth through the front part of the ware-
room, in spite of all exertions, and in a short
time the hack part of the first floor was in flames.
At this period four men belonging to the hand-
in-hand alcP, by means of a ladder, got
through the first floor window, at the imminent
risk of their lives, to ascertain the state of the
premises, when suddenly the roof -anal. second
but the men were all dreadfully
.flood gave way, and the entire were precipitated
into the Cellar. Miraculously no lives were lost,.
particular, Levan and Harrison, were immed l-
ately
near Stony conveyed to St. Bartholomew's Hospital.
'Walton Lodge tt injured, two iii
, ie seat of HUGH DAGILEISII,
morning. It was first dis Covered by the guard 9f,the. Liv.erpool
and the inmates had difficulty in saving
coach. ' It was occasioned lw some linen taking lire in the
Y Stratford, gas destroyed by fire .on Saturday.
laundry. The cottage had fately undergone thorough tepys,
a groom, broke hiS arm in getting saving
cif Ivin4ow over the
thenaselyes. BIT TITOX,
laundry.

FOUR PRIZES OF £2O,OOO'.—ALL IN ONE DAY. -
!IA ZA RD and CO. respectfully inform the
Public, that the Tickets now contracted for are the
I,st that Government -will have to- dispose of; so that, of
course, Lotteries must •entirely this Country in a
few mouths.—HAZARD and CO. have the pleasure to pre-
sent a Scheme for Public approbation, nearly the same as the
last offered them, which gave - such general satisfaction,
and iu which Lottery more Tickets were Sold than for many
years past—the best proof of the high estimation in which it
was held. The Scheme now presepted possesses
FOUR of £20,000, to be-Drawn in ONE DAY,
And NO BLANKS !

Every Number will be entitled to X 5, Shares in proportion.
£200,000 Sterling to be distributed in One Day, APRIL 19..

SCHEME.

2
00,050
2,000
1,060
525
310
215
130
1,300
1,0130

Sli
NO 111ANKS!—Each the :tbove, and
every other Number, will have , be- 100,000
-

10,000 Numbers.
Two Tickets of each Number
HAZARD and Co. solicit Public Patronage at their Olt
Established Offices, where tor a Century they hare been suc,
cesstul iii selling Capital Pi izes, and is here, in the last Year's
Lotteries only, they sold Five Prizes of £30,000 and £20.000
—Royal Exchange Gate; 2U, Cot ; and 3i4, Oxford
meet, end of Regent-street; and by their Agents in ail the
incipal Country Towns.

£'200,000

TO CORRES

HYDRABAD PAPER

PRICE OF STOCKS TUTS

Baak Stuck
3 per Cent. Red.
3 per Cent. tons.
3i per Cent.
Ditto Red
4 per Cent. 5
( New
Bank bong Ann. 231 5-11;ths
Imp. 3 per Cents.
India Stock 2851
Ditto Bonds
South Sea Stock

PRICES OF FOREIGN VU
.Austrian Bds, 5 per ct. 971
Brazilian Ms
Scrip
1825 ... 4i pm.
Buenos Ayres lids
Chilian, lids, ti per et. ...
lids.6perct.
Do. do. 1824
Danish, 5 per cent.
Greek Bds s7a
Do. Scrip, 1825
Mexican Lids
Do. Scrip-1825 ....

LIONDENTS.

I, No. 4, to-morrow.

DA Y AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Old Annuities
New Ditto
Ex. Bills 10401.2 d.
Ditto 1 (1....63 61 63
Ditto 501)1.2d.
Ditto 1 Ad.... 63 61 63
Ditto Small
2d. —
Ditto 1Ad....63 61 63
Ditto Commercial
Bank for Act.
India for Acct.
• Cons. for Acct 941 4

NOS,. AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Neapolitan, 5 per CCM 914
Neapolitan Scrip
Peruvian Bonds
Portuguese Bonds
Prusisian, 5 per ct.
Ditto New
Russian, New, 5 per ct. 9Thi
Spanish 1821, per ct. 24ift'g
• l/;23, ditto
French ltente3
Exchange —f —c.
Scrip

PRICES OF SHARES AT ONE O'CLOCK.

Per Share.
AnglotMexican Mining Company
Anglo-Chilian Mining Company ... 18 20 17 18 la 184 18
Arigna Iron and Coal Mining Company
Bolanos Mining Company
Brazilian Mining Company
Chilian Mining Company
Colombian Mining Company
General Mining Association
Hibernian Mining Company
Pasco Peruvian Mining Company 43 47 49 48 54 50 53 52
Kin i t d
(e la
,Mexican
aPla t a 111
.Miningin
i n gCompany
United
Company
... 150 153 1424 1524 155
Welch Iron and Coal Mining Company
Continental Gas Company
Provincial Portable Gas Company
United General Gas Company
Birmingham and Liverpool Railway
Australian Company
2b
British Iron Company
Bristol Ship Canal Company
Gold Coast Association . i
81 i V)
Metropolitan Fish Company
Pearl rishery Company, Yellow Receipt
Provincial Bank of Ireland
81 A 10
Patent Bricks

CALCUTTA CURRENT VALUE OF GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES.
Saturday, June 5, 18.24.

Remittable, Prem 37 12 a 38 4
Non-Remittable, Do.
Saturday, June 12, 1824.

Remittable, Prem 3B 0 a 38 3
Non-Remittable, Do.
Saturday, June 19, 1824.

Remittable, Pram 37 8 a 38 0
Non-Remittable, Do.
Saturday, June 26, 1824.

Remittable, Prem
37 8 a 38 0
Non-Remittable, Do.
5 0 a 11 8

FOREIGN MAILS.
ARRIVED.
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Due.

HUM WATER AT LOSDON BRIDGE TOMORROW
Morning, 30 minutes after 4.1 Evening, 47 minutes after 4:

THE SUN.

OLE,M QUIS DICER]; F.4LSUM AUDLAI

LONDON,
MONDAY EVENING, FEB. 21, 189.5

The last ictelligence from South America has
put it beyond a doubt, that the former bonds-
men of Spain have, ere this, dashed off the fet-
ters of their thraldom, and wrested freedom from
the grasp of their oppressors. While contem-
plating the regenerated and active aspect of the
once degraded and passive South Americans, the
German Papers, received yesterday, brought
us information which obtrudes, like a cloudy
speck, in the azure of our serenity. The Vienna
Cabinet is represented to be in a great stir, and
meetings are frequently held at the hotels of the
1 Chief Ambassadors, the portals of which it would
appear are shut against the Ambassador of Eng-
land. An article in these papers, which we have
inserted in another place, roundly affirms that
these meetings had reference to the policy of the
Court of St. James towards the Republics of
South America. This angry display of feeling on
the part of the Ifoly Alliance against Great Bri-
tain, in the present instance) is certainly, to
say the least of it, highly unreasonable.
.:Q fit;3ecausieloi rs r wood Southtl.teeo AoTericans chose no longer
and drawers of water

for the exclusiVe advantage of a burden-

some taskmaster, are the Continental Powers,

who cannot prevent the completion of this
triumph of Liberty, authorised to clamour against
the Government of Great Britain for taking add

vantage of a circumstance Iwhich, in the true spi-

rit of ni:utrality, it neither attempted to accele-
rate, nor took any measures to retard, but Of
which, when the course of events brought

o pass, it had an undoubted right to avail,

itself without waiting for foreign approbation.
Were we to say to the Holy Alliance "'You
Shall- recogniSe South America," what would:
they not say to us? And yet that shall, ad..

dressed to them, would not be more ridiculous
on our 'part than their . shall not flaunted at
But, on mature reflection, we think that
this vapouring of the Holy Alliance can-

of originate a solid dread Of storms in ern"'

bryo being about to unharmonize the world's
existing tranquillity. The South Americans'
have conquered independence, and there is even
reason to believe, that solidity is now incor-
porated with the structure of freedom they
have elevated, and we are fain. to prophesy'
that, in spite of the bustle and indignation of the

Holy Alliance, no attacks, from without, will'
ever succeed in beating down the bulwarks of
liberty in that country,. behind- which a dense

Population are entrenchedrarert to assail the foe,

and at the same time eager to give welcome to

e frieDd.

We have received by Express the Elate dated
yesterday, from which the following is tite only
article worth extracting.

PARIS, FEB. 19.
The health of king Ferdinand gives seriotic
disquietude. The gout has attacked the stomach•'
PARIS, PEIr. 19:—Five per Cents. 1041. 20c. for money'
and 1041. 25e. for the end of the month..

The Paris Papers of Thursday contain, fl
length, the report of the Commission charge('
with the examination of the Project of Law our
reducing the interest of the Rentes, the discus".
sion of which is to take place after the law re
indemnifying the emigrants has been disposed of.
On Thursday the debates on the Law of Indent"
nity commenced, and the Paris Papers of I' ridgy
are chiefly filled with ti4em. The Chamber ad"
journed, and as there are a number of orators to.
be heard for and against the measure, the result
cannot be known for some days. We observe
with regret that the Law of Sacrilege is likely °.
pass the Chamber of Peers with no other allevia-;
tion of the penalties than that the punishment
death, with a public acknowledgment of the °.f.,1
fence,-will be substituted for that of death I,ot'
mutilation. An amendment, proposing to substi
tute hard labour during life for the guilloti""
was rejected by a majority of nine votes, the
numbers being 110 to 101. It is particularly
remarked that the Archbishop of PAars and the.
Bishop of liEttmoeor.rs were both absent duri4
the discussions of this atrocious and sanguinary law;
The Attorney-General has applied to the 1105'3`
Tribunal of Paris, to proceed against M. OUli:
RARE, and his associates in the cause relative 01
the contracts for the army in Spain, and to't'
t
Counsellors of State have been appointed by thof
body auditors to prepare the " instruction " °,
the case. M. OUVRARD had been interrogate'
at St. Pelagie, and remained in confinement.
4,,
FRENCH FUNDS.—PARIS, FEB. 18.--Five per Ciip' ,
opened at 104. 5. ; closed at 104.—Bank Stock, 1,990.---1
politan Rentes, 38.30.—Spanish ditto, 14—Ditto Loan,
58.—Exchange on London, one month, 25. 5. ; three dltiGr
24. 06.—( Court Authentique.

Hamburgh Papers to the 16th, and Dutch and
Brussels Journals to the 20th of this month'
which arrived to-day, are filled with further de°
tails of the late floods, which have been produc;
tive of the greatest calamities to the inhabitant
of the inundated districts. We are happy to re-
cord that all parts of the Kingdom of the Nei
therlands display a generous emulation in colt.
tributing to the relief of their suffering coo"'
trytnen.

EXCHANGES.
of 6•
AMSTERDAM, FEB. 18.—London, 39. 8.; 2 months, 0.
HAMBII UGH, FEB. 15.—London, 36. 31. ; 2 months, 36. ".
PETERSBURGII, FEB. I.—London, 9. 15-16.

Jamaica Papers to the 7th January arri'
morning. They do not contain any news fr°l/e,
South America, but the following intelligence
respecting the returning feeling of contelle
among the Slave population of Jamaica will b
perused with considerable interest :

[Extract of a Letter from Manchester, of the 29th 0.1
" I am happy to state, that every thing went on well Bunn;,
the Christmas holidays, and the Negroes have enjoyed
selves better than they have done for these last two Yea,.es
Dancing and singing took place every where, and all class
appeared to have exerted themselves to render them happy er
am confident that the slaves are again returning to their form
contented state, and many of them have declared that they Cfor
desire nothing more than what the Assembly has done.
ey
them, and as they can now purchase themselves free if tu
have money, they think they are well off."

Accounts from Odessa of the 24th Janu-
arl
confirm our previous intelligence that the EgYP:i
tian Expedition has retired into the harbour
Sudann candia, and that the troops have beCO
landed on that island. where IBRAHIM PAGlia
intends to pass the winter. The Greek fleet WI(
resumed the blockade not only of Patras, but 13,
the whole gulf of Lepanto. According to re
ports from Belgrade, a rebellion is expected ,e
Seryia, where the heavy taxes imposed by
Porte have roused a spirit of discontent and re
tistance among the inhabitants, which will pr
bably end in open insurrection.
~fll
A Cabinet Council assembled at the Forel°
Office on Saturday.
YesterdaY the Lunn CHANCELLOR had an
dience of the KING.
0°
The celebrated Madame KRUDENER die.' 0,
Christmas Day at Karasubasar in the Crime
after a very painful illness, which she bore ici
great resignation,