The Sun.
London, England, 1822-03-25 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

NOTICES of MOTIONS, and ORDERS of the
which now stand-in the Order Book of the HOUSE of
MONS, for Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and
next.

Tuesday, 111urch 26, 1822.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS.
1. Mr. Lennard,—To repeal Act (60 Geo. 3, c. 6.) VI
effectually preventing Seditious Meetings and Asseo
—Also to repeal Act (60 Geo. 3, c. 0.) for the more
A
tual prevention and punishment of Blasphemous and
tious Libels.
2. Dr. Phillimore;—To amend the Marriage Act.
3. Mr. Ure,—To repeal Act (1 and 2 Geo. 4) explano
the rate of Interest on. certain Securities.
ORDERS OP THE DAY.

I. Supply—Reports.
2. Smugglers Commitments Bill—Further considerat°
Report.
3. Receivers General Bill—Committee.
trednesda, March 27..
•

• NOTICES OF MOTIONS.
1. Sir Francis Burdett,—Address, to remit the rem.-
Mr. Ilunt's imprisonment.
2. Mr. Western,—To present Petition from Essex,
frequent Gaol Delivery.
• Thursday, March 28.

NOTICES OF MOTIONS.
I. Lord Archibald Hamilton,—To take into .consideraoi4
State of the County Representation in Scotland—('l'
Respintions.)
2. Mr. Lennard,—Select Committee to consider the.
made of the number of Cases tried for the last ten
by the County Clerk or his Deputy, in the Connti
of Middlesex. , •

ORDER OF TILE DAY.
Royal Burghs Accounts Bill—Second Reading.-
. Friday, March 29.
ORDERS OF THE DAY.
1. Vagrant Laws Amendment Bill--Second Reading. of
2. Summary Proceedings Bill—Further consideration
port.
3. Colonial Trade Acts—Committeeithereupon.
NOTICES. or MOTIONS.
1. Mr. `Wilmot,—Trade to Canada. •
2. Mr Charles Calvert,—Bill to regulate the sale-Pfl3i6
• the Metropolis.

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LONDON,
MONDAY, MARCH 23, IS2`2

We received this morning the Paris PaP.e,,il
Thursday and Friday, from which 30 'ot
col'
extracts in a preceding column. They lii.:
intelligence from Germany of a very scnlot
character : the determination of the Porte r,s '
accede to the propositions of Russia see ,qtr
longer doubtful, and is manifested by thee; 1),
ordinary activity displayed in reinforc,,,
Turkish armies on the Pruth and the P3rluf tt
well as by the march to the latter river "510.
grand Turkish army, which has been long 3 :01'
bling near Adrianople and the Ottoman cgrcl:
The tranquillity of Paris, which seen2,,e tl'
completely re-established, has been ag31:111
turbed by the Pupils-of the College of llESl`ool'`
but there was every appearance, when the coil'
left the French capital, of peace and stll)° d
tion being restored. Alarming reports arilet.l:
,oer.
culation respecting the re-appearance of ut the;
BERTON, at the head of •a‘ large force ; 1)110110';'
seem at present to rest on anonymous st3t-,tece.
and slight foundation. No doubts, b°
I.oo',
exist of the occurrence of insurrectionarY,
ments at Pont Beauvoisin ; we are, h0.,011.
happy- to add that the authors have be
rested, and the commotion subdued; d'
to 0
The Chamber of Deputies continues , "
cuss the various, branches of the Budge' cl,
Tuesday and in previous Sittings the rit
duct of the French Government towardsok
mont, Naples, Austria, Spain, Greece, 3001';
Domingo, was attacked by several listing Sri'
01'
Deputies of the left side, and defendevpir,
great ability by the Minister of Foreign '
,rt •
and M. LAIN E, one of the late MinistrYild,
Wednesday,. the diplomacy and foreign P°aotle,''
the Government was again the subject of e-yfiz'
nation on the part of M. Bans DE Yli",,troilf
who 'followed up the charges brought 4'l3f`,.
Ministers in previous Sittings by MessrsP‘
NON, SEBASTIAN!, FOY, and others. ,ept.,
V ILLERET censured severely the GovernlVlll,
not having attempted to establish a cedF•or ~,
intercourse with St. Domingo; in sufferfiO,
commercial relations to cease .with the Prvitsi
of the Rhine and Belgium, " the inhabit' the
which," said the orator, " are French' vilecore/I;
hearts, and whose territory will agahl„eApi
French as it was heretofore"; in permittlo '
tria, who was the constant rival of France/ tote
ably to occupy Italy from one extrernitYitiefti:
other, and even to place garrisons close teft`roil
frontiers of France ; and in not interleioN ,
I
behalf of the Greeks, who were gtr,uggijel'/,
throw off the yoke of their oppressors. 'oil'
attacked the diplomatic appointments of 01 h
which he 'pronounced to be too not I:
and expensive, observing that whiPetir
diplomacy was thus ineffective, its "viol;
were enormous. lie concluded by 000
reduction of 300,000 francs in the votefoit
Foreign Department. The Minister of itl
Affairs defended the' conduct of his office i,
choice of its agents and the moderati° ,`
expences, when the discussion was shortipt ~
wards closed, the amendmerits rejected, ar,111,4
ter 11. adopted without a division. The `"terTt
then proceeded to the consideration of chiliYgoc,,/'
which proposes a grant of 1,500,000 11."ter'
supplementary services, similar to what '51.0' iv ,
by us " Secret Service Money."—g• ' itii'
proposed a reduction of 100,000 francs/