The Sun.
London, England, 1823-06-06 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

DOUSE OF COMMONS.
Avis, 50 die Junii, 1823.
CllVRCll—Brighton—Bill ordered.
BARILLA DuTirs—Petition of Proprietors of Kelp Estates in
Scotland; also of Merchants importing, the Dealers in, and
Consumers of, Barilla, for the repeal thereof.
WooD—Petition of Growers of Wool in the Shire of Suther-
land, for repeal of the Duty on Foreign► Wool.
NAT U naraz ATlON—Allegad's—Bill read a first time.
Co MPANT—lmperial Gas Light and Coke—Bill reported ; to

be ingrossed.
RETAIL OF BEER—BiII to be read a second time to-morrow
(this day.)
SALE OF ilamE—Mß considered in Committee, and reported ;
further consideration of Report on Monday next; Bill, as
amended, to be printed. Petition of Mail Coach Contrators,
and Stage Coach Proprietors, against.
Mrssacc most THE I/Oltns--That they have agreed to
Wansford anti Bourne, Skipton and Colne, Modbury, and
Beaconsfield and Stoksenchurch Roads Bills—and Bristol Gas
Light Bills—without amendment.
That they have passed a Bill, intituled, " An Act to'
enable the Trustees of the Will of the late Sir William East,
Bart. deceiSed, and Tenants under the See of Canterbury,
to join in grants of building and repairing. Leases with the
Archbishop_of Canterbury for the time being, of Lands in
Lambeth Marsh held under the said See."
Also, a Bill, intituled, "An Act for authorizing the in.
vestment of monies belonging to the infant sons of Sir Sa-
muel Romilly, deceased, in the purchase of certain parts of
his daughter's share of his real Estate, to be conveyed to Trus-
tees upim certain trust,."
DSTATEs.-41omilly'si and East's—Bills read a first time.
Coventry's—Bill read a second time, anti committed.
OCCASIONAL FREEHOLDERS BlLL—Committee deferred till
Monday next.
COURTS or JUSTICE (Ireland)—Bill to limit the expense of
proceeding therein, ordered.

ORDERS of the DAY for THIS DAY.
1. Juries (Scotland) Bill-Second Reading. •
2. Poor Laws Amendment Bill-.--Committee.
3. •Beer Duties Bill-Report.
4. Quakers Affirmation Bill-Second Reading.
5. East India Mutiny Bill-Second Reading.
6. East India Trade Bill-Second Reading.
7. Confirmations (Scotland) Bill-Committee.
U. Commissaries (Scotland) Bill-Committee.
9. Feb de Se Bill--Second Reading.
It). Reciprocity of Duties-Committee thereupon.
11. Labour of Convicts Bill-Conunittee.
12. Larcenies (Benefit of Clergy) Bid-Committee.
13. Capital Punishments Repeal Bill-Committee.
14. Felonies (Benefit of 'Clergy) Bill-Committee.
15. Sentence of ..Death Bill-CoMmittee.
16. Capital 'Crimes Defence Bill-Second Reading.
17. Limn .111anufacture (Scotland) Bill-Third Reading.
18. London Bridge Bill-Ctaumittee.
19. Customs Duties Bill-Further consideration of Report.
20.. Customs Duties (Ireland) Bill-Further consideration of
Report..
21. Irish Law Courts Compensation Bill-Second Reading.
22. Transference of Securities (Scotland) Lill-Committee.
23. Slave Trade- Consolidation Bill-Committee.
24. Supply-Postponed Resolutions of 30th April to be consi-
dered., ..
25. Tithes C7mposition (Ireland) Bill-Cornmittce.
iii. Commutation of Tithes (Ireland) Bill-Committee.
27. Supply--Committee.
24. Ways and Illeans-Committee.
29. Commercial Credit (Ireland) Bill-Third Reading.
30. Recognizances Bill-'Report
31. Elections (Ireland) Bill-Report.
32. Beer Retail Trade Bill-Second Reading.
33. London .Bridge (Advance of Money from Consolidated
Fund)-lteport thereupon.
34. Brimstone Drawback Act-. Report thereupon.
35. •Chancery Court (Ireland) Acts-Report thereupon.
36. Post Horse Dutiei Farming Acts-Report theteupon.
37. Assessed Taxes Composition Acts-Report thereupon.
38. Dania Duties Act-Committee thereupon.
39. Unlawful Oaths (Ireland) Bill-Further consideration o
Report.
40. Church Rates (Ireland) Bill-Committee.

NOTICE OF MOTION for THIS DAY.
Mr. Solicitor-General—Bill to amend Insolvent Debtors Act.

NOTICES GIVEN YESTERDAY.
Monday, June 9.
1. Mr. Lushington—Civil Contingencies, Painting, and deferred
Miseellantous Estimates. (In Committee of Supply). De-
ferred from June 6.
2. Lord Viscount Palmerston—To vote Estimates, Disembo-
died Militia. On Committee of Supply.) Deferred front
June 6.
3. Mr. Goulburn—Remaining Irish Estimates. (In Commit-
tee of Supply.) Deferred from June 6.
4. Mr. Chancellor of the Exchequer—Vote for a new Build-
ing for reception of his late Majesty's Library at the Bri-
tish Museum. (In Committee of Supply.) Deferred from
June 6.
5. Mr. Chancellor of the Exchequ'er—Lottery Resolutions.
(1n Committee of Ways and Means.) Deferred from J une 6.
6. Mr. Creevey—To take into consideration the Petition from
Barbadoes and the other Islands relating to the Four and
a Half per Cent. Duties.
7. Mr. Ourwen—To refer Report on Captain Manby's Petition
to Committee of Supply. •
Thnriday, June 12.
Mr. Grattan—Motion respecting Pipe Water and Metal
,Main Accounts in the City of Dublin.

Ministers appointed by the Regency. The Ad-
dress of the Grandees expresses a desire that
Spain may be kept equally 44 far from the in-
trigues of an arbitrary state of Government, the
fore inner of disasters, as from a destruc-
t". e anachy." As it is probable that the docu-
ment does not contain a single word that had not
received the sanction both of the Duke WAN-
GOULEME and of the Regency, we regard the ex-
pression which it contains of an equal dislike to
despotism and anarchy, as not a little important.
The party that first decrees a rational Constitu-
tion for Spain, whether it be the present Go-
vernment and the Cortes, or the new-born
Regency and the French, will most probably
be triumphant.

Nothing certain respecting ABISBAL is yet
known. In a letter from Madrid, dated the 28th
ultimo, it is said to be geuerally believed that he
is concealed in that city.

FMENCII FUNDS.—JUNE 3.
Five per Cents. Opened at BB f. 55 c.
Closed at BB f. 80 c.
Bank Stock 1585 t. c.
Neapolitan Stock 76i.
Exchange on bondon—One Month 25 f. 85 c.
Three Months 25 f. 6 c.

Since writing the above, we have received the

'ollowing

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.
[from the Pilote of Thursday, the sth June.l
NEWS FROM SPAIN AND ITS FRONTIERS.

PuvccnnA, MAY 26.—We have been here if
great alarm by the circulation of various reports

The last news states, that the Ftench troops oc-
cupy the most essential points before Barcelona
to form the blockade. It is announced that
ROMAGOSA is soon to arrive at Delver.

BAGNA, MAY 4.—lt is announced, under

date of yesterday, that the French have entered
Manresa, and that Baron d'Eroles was at Sau-
petit) with Pi thousand men and 12 thousand
cavalry. Mina is marching for Calif, having

with him a numerous convoy. It is asserted that
Cardona is going to be besieged. There was a
conference at Manresa on the approach of the

rench troops, and the parties came to blows

about 20 to 25 are said to have lost their lives.
The French troops occupy Granoles, and the
advanced posts are at Ronda Fosca, and those
of Barcelona extend to Moncada. It is said to.
be certain that a French squadron blockades
Barcelona.

BAYONNE, MAY 27.-4,etters from Madr

of the cnd ult. state that the evening of the 21st
proved fatal to Dessieres, who with the populace
of 'Madrid summoned the town to surrender.--
Two thousand of the garrison with two pieces of
artillery destroyed them, and made 800 prisoners.
At the close of the Exchange, reports of an

extraordinary nature were afloat, which bad al
elTect on the public funds: we will give then
without pledging their authenticity.

It was said that the Cortes had declared Gen.
Abishal a traitor to his country; that the King
of Spain was going to be sent to Cadiz, without

the least delay. It was also stated that our
Army of Catalonia was in a critical situation.
FuNos.—Rentes,
89f. 10c.; but, owing to
the above reports, they fdl after 'Change to
88f. 60c.

A file of Charleston Papers arrived this morn-
nn to the sth May, but they do not contain any
infcrm ttion worth abstracting..

The Dnchess of Gr.oucEsTca visited the KING
yesterday.
Yesterday the Duchess of CLARENCE and the
Duchess of SAXE WEIMAR. arrived in town from
Bushy Park. Their Royal mid Serene High."
nesses visited the DuChess of KENT.
Bayonne Papers to the 2Sth ult. state, on the
authority of letters from Madrid of the c22d, that
on the preceding day three or four hundred
Monks had succeeded in inflaming the multitude
against the Constitutionalists, so that the pillage
of the city would have been the Consequence if
the Militia had not immediately taken up arms
and attacked the rabble, of whom 500 were
killed and as many taken prisoners.
MAasuAr.. DAvousT, whose death was an-
nounced in The Sun yesterday, was but 53 years old. Scveral
of lIIIONAPARTEN favourite leaders have tiled since the w
amorg o.hera, Massena, Serrurier, Kellernian, Augereau,.Bn'.
shier, Rapp, and now Davoust, to say nothing of Noy and Mu-
rat. of these nine, only two had exceeded their 53d year.
Madame la Comtess de Vir.txr.uli, formerly
Mademoiselle de Sombreuil, who had the good fortune to save
the life of her father front the eut-throatkof the 20th September,
died lately at
by drinkino• for them a glass of blood just. shed,
Avignon.-2(Paris Paper. )
,
CIIARLESTON,APRTLeI.—We state with much
regret the death of BENJAMIN Moonre, Esq.,
for many years Consul of his Britannic Majesty
thatt his gentleman during his
when the relations be.
for South Carolina. Such was the amiable and
rcorrectesiden residence
amorepor ul t tt of
s
tween this country, and Great Britain were ult_
fortunately severed by the late war, the affec-
tions of our city followed his departure, and
illness, and his re.
evening. As a mark of
wel-
comed his return again with joy. lie expired on
Smaatiunrst
wereay , after e
interred
e ias
ev
t hours'ee
respect, the colours of the shipping in our har-
bour were displayed at half-mast, on Sunday and
yesteiday.
There are nearly seventy ships engaged in the Pacific whale
fishery, from several ports in the United States, and from Great
Britain. The quantity of oil ascertained to be already taken by
them exceeds two millions Of gallons, averaging nearly 1000
$ barrels to each ship.