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London, England, 1822-03-27 00:00:00

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MOUSE OF COMMONS.
Maras, 26° die Maqii, 1822.
The House met, and Forty Members not being present al
Four o'clock, Mr. Speaker aijourned the House.

NOTICES OF MOTIONS for THIS DAY.
1. Sir Francis Burdett,—Address, to remit the remainder a

Mr.. Hunt's imprisonment.
2. Mr. Wrestein,—To present Petition from Essex, for more
frequenf 'Gaol Delivery. , • ,
t,. Dr. Phillimcae,---To amend the Marriage Act.

ORDERS OF THE DAY for THIS DAY.
1. Supply-Committee.
2. Ways and Means—Committee. •
PRIVATE BlLL—Second Reading for This Day.
Honiton Roads.
Dropped Notices of Motions of Yesterday.
1.-Mr. Lennard,—To repeal Act (60 Geo. 3, c. G.) for more
. effectually preventing Seditious Meetings and Assemblies :
—Also to repeal Act (60 Geo. 3, c. 8.) for the more effec-
tual prevezrion and punishment of Blasphemous and Sedi-
tious
2.. Mr. Ure,—To .repeal Act (1 and 2 Geo. 4) explanatory of
the rate of Interest on certain Securities.
Dropped Orders .of the-Day of 'Yesterday.
1. Supply—Reports.
2. Receivers General Bill—Committee.
3. Slave Trade Abolition Act—Committee thereupon.
4.. Five per Cents. (Ireland) Bill—Second Reading.
5. Bank of England Charter Acts—Committee thereupon.
6. Receivers of Stolen Securities Bill—Third-Reading.
7. Fever Hospital (Dublin) Bill—Report. -
Dropped Second Readings of Private Bills.
1. Bridgewater Road I 3.Whitney &Bredwardine Road
2. Yarpole& Presteigne Road I 4.Warrington Gas Light.

'"„r For I. S. on AGRICULTURAL DISTRESS, see the Fourth
Page.

PRICE OF STOCKS
THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.

tank Stock . shut
3 per Cent. Red. shut
3 per Cent. Cons, Boi/ 80
34 per Cent. shut
4 per Cent. shut

lIIGH WATER AT LONDO:
Morning, 12 minutes after 6.

5 per Cent. Navy Ann. Mai
India Bonds
Excheq. Bills par 2 pr.
Bank for Opening
Cons. for Account Boii

BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Evening, 36 minutes after 6.

THE SUN.

SOLEM QUIZ DICERE FALSUM iIUDEAT ?

LONDON,
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 1822.

We have given in a preceding column ex-
tracts from the French Papers of Sunday, and
those of liamburgh to the 19th. The relations
between Turkey and Russia are still in the same

state of uncertainty, but it appears by private
sources that they are at present of a more peace-
able nature. The Law School at Paris has been

re-opened without the least disturbance; and in
the French Chamber of Deputies, the Law on
the Press was adopted on Saturday by a large
majority, with the amendments
.proposed by the
Peers.

Boston Papers arrivgd this morning to the
27th of February.
[From a Boston Paper of the 26th of July.]
FROM CHILI AND PERU.

(Extract of a Letter received at New York, by the arrival of the
ship Washington at Nantucket.) v

OCT. 31.—Yesterday arrived the schooner Oranzaza•in
30 days from Callao, privately dispatched by Lord Coon-
ItAXE to the Government, with a small part of the specie
(50,000 dollars) he took from 'General SAN MARTIN, for the
Purpose of opening the way fix' his charges against him. The
Protector dispatched 'another schooner on the same day with
dispatches. This is becoming a very serious business. COCH-
RANE manages well, but I think he has too many against
him. He now confines himself to his ship, fearing that if he
trusts himself on shore the Protector might put him in prison,
as he did an inferior Officer who was engaged in taking the
money. The Amanda has arrived in 25 days from Guayaquil
With freight : things in that place are very unsettled, and the
Government there does not manage its affairs well. In the late
revolution there, the ship Emperor Akzander was taken by
the Royal party and carried to Panama, and the brig Ann was
sunk. There is a report that San Blas has declared in favour
tid in- ' of the Patriots."

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A short but very discursive debate took place
in the House of Lords; last night, on Lord
KING'S motion for an Address to his MAJESTY,
representing the propriety of sornealterations in
. the Civil List, especially that branch which re-
lates to the appointment of Foreign Ministers.
Lord KING began his speech by avowing his sa-
tisfaction with the retrenchment voluntarily sub-
mitted to' by his MAJESTY.In his own personal
income, but complained that the concession had
not been formally announced by Message to the
'two Houses, and declared the other reductions in
.the Civil List to be wholly inadequate to the just
expectations of the coun try. He then proceeded to
review the expence of our various diplomatic ap-
' P Poin4rnents, reileciino. particularly on the missions
to Dresden, to the Hague, to Switzerland, to
Vienna, and to St, Petersburgh. Lord LIVER.-
POOL defended the: appointments in general, ar-
guing in the first instance, that, as they had
!Tossed untouched through the Committee of 1816,
Bich was in possession of all the necessary esti-
Wales arradetails, that Committee at least might
be presumed to have given them its sanction.—
The Noble Lord then dwelt more particu-
larly :on the several missions which had been
adverted to ; he enlarged upon the importance
of our relations with States comprised in the pre-
sent.King4tomt of the Netherlands, relations which
it had been always deemed a great national object
to cultivate and watch over ; he justified the
~establishment in Switzerland by the political
weight which that country derives from her n, aeo-
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