The Sun.
London, England, 1825-06-03 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCI:pINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Jovis, die Junii, 1825.
Mr.ssAGE from -the_ Loans—That- Ahey have agreed to—
. Derby Improvement Bill; Portland Railway Bill; Mahon
. and Pickering, 'and Crewkerne-Roudi Bills ; .Orsett (Essex),
and East Santon (Lincoln? Inclosure Bills; and Amend-
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Whitacre
yeoi without Lit amendment.
tlehampton
NAVIOATION—BIybridge
BftSTßEET—Glasgow
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INCLOSURES—ScrayinghaM (York),
ae;(..luiproar:Ticikia)m,
ingrossed.
WATERWORKS, ttc.—Oldham-13i1

Bills read a third time,
and passed.

reported, to be.

read a
,third time, and

passed. Paisley-Bill reported, Report to lie on the table.
COMPANIES—London and Westminsterßill reported; Pre-
amble not proved ; Report to lie on the table;_ Petition of
Directors, &c. complaining of the conduct of the Committel
on the Bill—to lie on the table. London Portable Gas—Bill

reported, to be ingrossed. _ .• . .
EsTATEs—Marquis of Queensberry's, _ Earl of
Radnor's, Earl Harcourt's, and Lauder's Bills read a
NATURALIZATION—De Buck's , 'first time.
REcToniEs—St. Mary-le-bone
CosintlcAalo.s. Lows—'Three Petitions against, and two in
favour—referred to the Select Committee. Petition of Inha-

bitants of Nottingham, against—to lie, on the table.
Covrox MILLS REGumierfolu BlLL—Petition from Bel
fast, against—to lie on the table.
MAI"( U FACT U IL es ( Irelarol)—Petition from Belfait; in favour
•

. , . •
—to lie on the table.
HOUSE AND WINDOW TAX—Petition for the repeal thereof,
front Ratcliffe—to lie on the table. .
ROMAN CATHOLIC CLAIMS--Petition "froni Strond (Glou-
cester), in favour—to lie on the tabl,S. -‘ '
REEII D.CTIES AcT.—PetitiOnfrovi anchester and Salford,
"for the amendment thereof—to lie on thoable.
SPIRIT LICENCES—Petition from Ennis, Oi•-'the reduction

of the duty thereon—to lie-on the table.
ANNITITIEs—.Duchess of Kent's., •
and Duke of Cumberland's Bills read a second time,
LABOURERS' WAGES
ASSIMILATION oF.CumItEXCY—BiII "to provide for.the As.
similation of the Currency, and Monies of account, through,
out, the United Kingdom of Great Britain" and Irtland,'

read a first time.
Coy RTS OF Jus•ricE (Scotland)—Bill " to provide for the
erection of certain Courts and Ofiices of Justice in Scot-

land," read a first time, to be read a second time on Mon.
day next, and.to be printed.
PAssaGE VESSELS REGULATIox—BiII '4 for regulatingsyes•
sell' carrying Passengers to foreign parts," read a first time,
to be read a second time on Monday next, and to be printed.

• ORDERS OF THE.DAY FOR THIS.DAY.
Customs Consolidation Act—Further consideration of Ile-
. - port.
2. Moore's Divorce Bill—Committee. - • •
3. Dunleary Harbour Bill—Further consideration of Report.
4. Distillery Bill—Further consideration of Report.
5. Mauritius Trade Bill—Second reading.
6. Brighton Improvement Bill—Further consideration of
Report. . .
7. Lowland Churches (ScOtland)--Second reading. -
8.- East India Judge.Bill—Further consideration of Report.
9. Colonial Intercourse Bill—Further consideration of Report.
Exchequer Court (Ireland) Bill—Committee.
11. Pirates Head Money Bill—Committee.
12. Supply—Report'2sth April) tPostponed Resolution.]
13. British Consuls Bill Committee. - •
14.- College Lands Mortgage Bill—Siecind reading.
15. Deceased Officers Effects Bill—Second reading. .
Judges`Salaries (England)—Report thereupon.
17. Duchess of Kent's Annuity Bill—Committee.
13. Judicature (Scotland) Bill—Report.
19. Aliment of Prisoners (Scotland) Bill—Report.
20, Shobting and Stabbing (Scotland) Bill—Report.
21. Columbia Postage Bill—Report.
22. Supply—Report (30th May).
23. Lunatic Trustees Bill—Committee.
24.. SuPply--Committee.
25. Quarantine Laws Bill—Third reading.
26. Small Tithes Bill--Third reading.
27. Ways and Means—Committee.
23. Cotton Mills. Regulation Bill--Further-.consideration of
Report.
29. Survey of Townlands (Ireland)—Committee thereupon.
30. Pilotage Bill—Second reading.
31. Assimilation of the Currency :ill—SecoOd reading.
32. Felonies Counsel Bill—Second reading.

_NOTICES OF MOTIONS FOR .THIS DAY.
1. Mr: Tremayne—To present PetittOn-front?ltr. Trengrouse,
• respecting his invention of an apparatu*i Mr saving lives
from. Shipwreck ; and to move for Papers communicated
by the. Board of Admiralty to hint relating thereto.
2. Mr: Secretary Peel—Bill for the betfer regulation 'of the Po-
lice by night, in the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge.
3. Mr, Berries—Remaining Miscellaneous:- Estimate. (In
Committee of Supply.)
Chancellor of -the EXchequer---Exchequer Bills, and
•-•Surplus Way* and Means. (In Committee of Ways and
Means.)

NOTICES-OWEN -YESTERDAY. •
Tuctday, June 7.
Sir Francis Buidett—LEvidence taken before Commissioners
appointed to inquire into the Court of Chancery.
Thursday, Jane Hi.
Dr. Lushingion_Deportation of two persons of colour: from
the Island of Jamaica, by order of -the'Duke:of Manchester.
' PRIVATE BILL.
Second Reading
.fur This They.
Wiseman's Divorce. . .

CORONATION of the KING of FRANCE.

Riitl34.s, 3VA 34.

This morning at eleven the King received the Diplomatic
Body, and all the persons invited by scaled letters to attend the
Coronation. The same persons were received by the Dauphin,
the Dauphiness, and the Duchess, of Berry. . •
At seven in the evening the King received the Ladies of the
city, and all the Ladies presented. To-morrow his Majesty
will go to prayers at St. Remy ; and afterwards go to the camp
to review all the troops there, as well as those in the environs.
His Majesty will be accompanied, by the• Dauphiu, the Princes
of the Blood,. the Minister of War, and all the Great Officeri
of State and of his Household. •

(His Majesty held to,dayin the cathedral a Chapter of the
Ordeis, of which the Etoile giv.es a very long account. The
cereniony was very splendid.) - •
PARIS,3IAY 31.•

The pain which Count Curial felt when the 4coclept hap.;
pened on the road from Fismes, made it supposed that the
shouldeNblatle was broken, but At, Dupuytren. finatAnt it is
not the shoulder-blade but two ribs that are broken.. Serious
apprehensions are entertained for CountCuriars health. This
accident has re-opened an old wound in the breaSt, which:has
been long closed, and the diSorder has beCoMe complex. The
King sends four times a day to inquire after the. General.
. On the 27th a fire broke out in the stables of the'post-hOuse
-at Braine, two leagues from Fismes ; eighteen of his Majesty's
post-horses perished in this fire, the origin of which is unknown.
No person. was burnt.
( From the Quotidienne of Tuesday.)
RHEIMS, MAY 29, in the Evening.

One of the most curious sights, even after the coronation, is
the camp of the troops which his Majesty is to review. ' Apiece
of ground, bordered by a stream, within cannon-shot 'of the
city, was hired for 35,000 francs, to encamp 9,000 infantry..--
The camp is in the form of a paiallelog,rarn, 1,500 toises by
80. Eight battalions of the Guards form the right, supported
by a battalion of 6 guns.; the left of 8 battalions of the Line has
lihewise 8 guns. The centre is formed by 2 'companies of tile
Engineers, and is opposite the Pavilion of the King. Th 2
front of this line is bordered as usual by piles of arms. Be.
tween these and the tents of the soldiers, whichara laidott•
so as to make an agreeable appearance,. blue-bottles, jonquils
roses, and tufts of grass, form ciphers, crowns, crosses-of St
,Louis, of the Legion of Honour, and are 'surrounded by

mottos, which are affecting. by their siMplicity. Before the
60th Regiment are the following words, formed of blue-bottles,
below the King's bust Un instant dans noire eathp,el thins
nos cteurs toqjours." Before the 14th is a large crown, with
these words—"Dien.la lui a donnee nous devons la lui conser-
ver." Before the 23d—" Au Rai sa fiddle amt." They
m:ght have added,-. et "se bonne armee, for it is impossible to see
finer troops. Among them is a. battalion of the llth of the
Line, which arrived on the 27th, in the morning, with. its
Colonel; coming direct from Saragossa. It has made 55 stages,
and, notwithstanding this long march, its gaiety is unalterable,
andits appearance rivals that of the other troops.
The• quarter of - the-Civards -presents- every-where the,_word
fidelit y it. is divided. into several streets, bearingthinames of
the King, the Dauphin, the Dauphiness, Bordeaux, Honour,
Fidelity, and the Ladies.
The Duke of Belluno, who-arrived on the Vtli, immedi-
ately revoked the order which had been given, it is not known
how, by which no officer of the camp was allowed to enter the
city. On the 27th he visited the camp ; and when he appear.
ed at the head of the line, •the soldiers hastened from their gar-
dens -to see nearer this illustrious soldier, who has so many
claims to the gratitude of the army. The .Marshal seethed
much moved by this respectful attention. The-Minister of
War followed the Marshal at the distance of 50 paces. •

Some remarkable scenes occurred after the vespers at the co-
ronation. The crowd of people that had entered the church was
so great, that there was hardly room for the clergy to perform
their functions. ' When the King was passing through the gal.
lery to his appartment, the crowd that remained without endea-
voured to press on his passage with so much impetuosity, that
the armed force was obliged to interfere; but the Ring,.'sen-
:tibia of the motive of this eagerness, ordered the gendarmes to
stop. " Your duty is over," said he; " you may retire';l wish
thatmy people should approach me." The gardarmes obeyed,
the people surrounded the King, and several'persbris eamcnear
enough to kiss his garnients.

PRICE- OF STOCKS Tins

Batik Stock
per Cent. Red. - B9i 90
3 per Cent. Cons. shut.
3i per Cent 971
Ditto Red • 97i1
4 per Cent., New • shut.
Bank Long Ann.... 21fi 11-16
India Stock
Ditto Bonds

South Sea Stock

. PILICES OF FOREIGN Fl
Austrian Bds, 5 per ct 97.1
Brazilian Bds
18
,Buenos Ayres Bds
Bds, 6 per ct. —
Colombian lids, 6 per cc.
Do: do. 1824... ......... 87/ 7
Danish, 5 per cent.
Do. Scrip ............ 3 dis.
Greek Bds ............ 48i
Do. Scrip, 1825... 10 91 dis•
Al exican Bds .. 5i
Do. Scrip 1825........ 2f tbs.
Neapolitan, 5 per cent.•••