The Sun.
London, England, 1824-02-12 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
ercurii, 110 die Fcbruarii, 1824.
itosns—Kirkby-in-Kendal, Plymouth Embankment, North
Rierley, Thirsk and Yarm, and Stokenchurch—Petitions for
Rills referred to Committees. Totnes and Bridgetown Po-
meroy, Blackburn and Preston, Kidwelly, Chepstow and
Monmouth, and Worcester and Bromsgrove—Bills ordered
to be brought in. Commercial—Petition for Bill reported,
Report to lie on the table.
Poole—Stow Hundred
,
FISHERIES }Bills ordered to be brought in.

QUALIFICATION OF JURORS)
INCLOSURES—Orsett (Essex)—Bill read a first time. Wen-
den Lofts and Elmdon (Essex)—Petition for Bill referred to
a Committee.
IJANUAgTER CANAL & LUNE NA-I
Petitions for Bills re-
VIGATION
ferred to Committees.
CmarEL.%orthitig
Gas UGH Ts—Manchester—Petition of Inhabitants and Ley-
payers of Manchester, against; to lie on the table.
UalltlY LAWS REPEAL—BiII read a first time; to be read a
second time on Monday, and to be printed.
"AL Durits—Petitions against the Duties on Coals, from
tread-street Ward, Wintry Ward, Great Yarmouth, Ly-
nlingt°lls and Ware—to lie on the table.

•
NOTICES OF MOTIONS FOR THIS DAY.
w
r*,..llTne--Committee on the Laws restraining the Ex-
„„„
.."11°71 of Machinery and the Emigration of Artizans.
. Lolonel Davies—Returns of Port Duties and Excise (Ire-
land).
3. Mr. 'ferries—Bill for enabling a conveyance to be made of
part of a house vested in the Postmaster-General.
ORDERS OP THE DAY FOR THIS DAY.
1. Supply—Report.
2. Postage Rates—Committee thereupon.

• NOTICESMon YESTERDAY .1. Sir George Clerk—Navayy'EFsLates. (In Committee of
, Supply.)
2. Mr. Goulburn—Bill to enforce the Residence of the Clergy
in Ireland.

Thursday, Feb. 19.
Mr. Grenfell.---Further Accounts of issues of Bank of England.

PRICE 0.

F STOCKS
TWO O'CLOCK.

THIS DAY AT
Rank Stock ...2371i 238 2374
3 per Cent. Red. 91i 92
3 per Cent. Cons.'
34 per Cent 10044 i
4 per Cent. S Old lo2a
( New lO9 1.
r) per Cents. 1797
flank Long Ann. 224 7-16tlis
Imp. 3 per Cents.

India Stock 277
India Bonds 76g. 795.
South Sea Stock
Old Annuities 9l
Ex. Bills 42 45 41 45 4
Ditto Small 42 45
Bank for Act.
India for Con. Acct.
Cons. for Act. 9liii

PRICE OF FOREIGN STOCKS IN LONDON, FEB. 12,

AT ONE O'CLOCK.
trench 5 Five per Cents. 97i.
( Scrip, 9 pm.
1 Six per Cents. 00.
Russian Five per Cents. (Metallic) 00.
(Ditto New 911.
Five per Cent. Bonds, 82g.
Scrip, 61 prem.
pan Five per Cent. Bonds, 1820, 00.
Ditto 1821, 24g.
Ditto 1823, 17i.
Prussian r Five per Cent. Bonds, ti2i.
parliAl 1 Ditto New, 90i.
Port Five per Cent. Bonds, 98,i.
uguese 87i.
Peruvian
Chili New Loan, 00.
79.1.
Colombian Siii per Cent. Bonds, 70i.
Mexican Loan, s,i,prem.
P4ais 5 00.
New, 31.
illexican Mines ( 1 prem.-
Bank Shares £23 10s.
Seven per Cent. 95.
Six per Cent. 95-102.
Five per Cent. 00-600.
Three per Cent. 762 77.

Neapolitan
Austrian

Amwican

ti 1G it WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORRONI
11(41'1.11g+ 47 minutes after 0. 1 Evening, 19 minutes after

For LITERARY NOTICE, see our Fourth Page.

THE SUN.

SOLEM OUIS DICERE FALSUM
_AUDE.IT

LON:DON,
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY IS`24.

We have received the remainder of the Paris
Papers of Monday. The Journal des 'Mats
contains accounts from Rome to the end of last
month, by which it appears that the mortality
which has lately prevailed amongst the high
authorities of the Catholic Church is not likely
soon to stop. Another distinguished Prelate,
Cardinal SEYEnOLI, Prodatory to his Holiness,
had received the sacrament, and was not expect-
ed to live. The POPE'S own sister, Countess
MONOALLI, was also at the extremity ; and the
aged Pontiff, grieving for the dead, trembling for
the dying, and deeply shattered by his late at-
tack, was not expected to survive the objects of
his confidence and his love.

The intelligence from Madrid in the Etoile
comes down to the 3d inst. It re-iterates the as-
sertion that the long-promised amnesty was at
last to be proclaimed in obedience to the
" pressing demands" of the French Government.
The Swiss Guards formed since the KING'S re-
turn seem to hare incurred his displeasure. They
are, it is said, to be removed, and their place to
be filled by twelve thousand Irishmen, who are
expected in Spain to form regiments of that na-
tion as in former times. The Irish have borne so
distinguished a part in our long and glorious
struggle for the independence and liberties of
Spain, that we hope there will not he found
among them a volunteer in the cause of dishonour
and despotism.

Private Letters from Paris state, that the first
dispatches have been received from count MA it-
CELLUS since his arrrival oit his mission at Madrid,
and became the subject of deliberation at an ex-
traordinary Council of Ministers held on Sunday.
The same letters mention the death of A LOSIA DE
STOLDERG, the widow of Prince Jitwas STUART,
the Pretender, at Florence, on the 29th ult., in
the 72d year of her age.
FRENCIE FUNDS, PARIS, FEB. 9.—Five per Cents. opened
at 97. 30., closed at 97. 35. ; Loan of )823, 9h ; Bank Stock,
1,700 ; Neapolitan Rents, 82i ; Spanish Rentes, 254 ; Ex-
change on London, one month, 25. 45. ; 3. ditto, 25. 33.
( Court Authentique. )

CITY, Twelve o'Clock.—Consols opened th►s
morning at 91,1 I, and got up to 1, owing to a,
Broker having purchased 100,000/. at 911 for
the Account ; but soon after they lowered again
to I-. A good deal of business has been doing
in the earlier part of the morning, this being the
first day for the new Account for the 9th April.
Bargains have been done at 92 for the above pe-
riod. Another Broker has just come into the Mar-
ket, and sold 100,0001., which has not had much
effect, as Consols remain steady at 91+. I do not
hear of any Express having arrived from Paris,
consequently we are without any news or reports
in the City.
FOREIGN MARYiT.--Span►sb Bonds opened
at .41.44-, to 24k, with little doinc. To-morrow
being Settling Day in the above Stock, most par-
ties are busy in making up their Accounts.

We have given an accurate report of the ex-
traordinary proceedings yesterday at the East
India House. Whatever differences of opinion
may exist as to the propriety of the course adopt-
ed by the CHAIRMAN, there can be but one
feeling of satisfaction at the full and unanswer-
able refutation which has been given to the in-
famous calumnies affecting the illustrious charac-
ter of the Marquess of HASTINGS, and which has
thus been cleared from even the breath of sus-
picion, by the honourable perseverance and suc-
cessful exertions of his friend, Sir J OMEN DOYLE.

THE KING.-Yesterday his MAJESTY had a
numerous party to dinner, at his Palace at
Brighton, previous to his leaving that place. On
the evening of this day, the KING is expected to
arrive at his Castle at Windsor.
Yesterday the Duke of YORK. visited the
Princess So emit..
Yesterday Lord Viscount GRANTILLE bad a
long interview with Mr. Secretary CANNING.
The ATTORNEY and SoLicyroa-GENERAL
transacted business yesterday at the Secretary of
State's Office for the Colonial Department, where
Earl BATltunsT was busily engaged for the whole
of the day.
Yesterday the Cabinet Ministers dined with
the Earl of WFSTMORLAND, at his house in
Grosvenor-square, for the first time this season.
HORACE TwISS, ESQ.—This Gentleman has
been appointed Counsel to the Admiralty, in the
room of THOMAS JERVIS, Esq., who is now one
of the Puisne Judges of Chester.
The LORD CHAMBERLAIN has appointed GEO.
COLMAN, Esq. Licenser and Reader of Plays, in
the room of the late Mr. LAurENT. This ap-
pointment is a mark of honour due to the talents
and genius of Mr COLMAN.
ELLIOTT, the Missionary, who was ordered
home from Demerara; is expected by the next
vessel.