The Sun.
London, England, 1823-03-15 00:00:00

M MICA NT! SHIPPING.

DEAL, MAncit 14.—Wind W.—Arrived and sailed for the
River the Manby, Bennett, from Berbice. Remain the out.
ward-bound as per last.
PoßTsstouTit, MARCH I4.—Wind W.--Sailed the Suc-
cess transport for the eastward.
FALMOUTH, MARCH I3.—Wind S.W.—Sailed the Henry,
Quick, for Hamburgh ; Venus, Gray ; and Harmony, Angel,
for London.

INTAILCif S.W..—Arrived. the
Roscoe, Morrison, from Bombay : sailed the 24th of Oct. ;
Dorothy, Hargreaves, from Calcutta : sailed the 13th of Oct. ;
Huskison„ White, Demerara: sailed the 6th of Feb. •e Thomas,
Fawler, Savannah : sailed the 11th of Feb.; Edward, Salter,
do. t • and Belus, Gibbs, from Lisbon. Sailed the -Indian
'!ruder, Sinclair, for sierra Leone, and Marshall, for the
United States.

llanwteit, MARCH 14.--Wind N.E.--Arrived the Lady
Nepean packet from Holland.
COWES, Mancit It —Arrived the Augusta, Giles, 131
days front Canton.
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 13.—Last night arrived the Sue-
ceas transport, Lieutenant Church, R.N., agent, from Bar-
Woes which she left on the 13th of February last. Commo-
dore Owen's squadron had been separated in a heavy gale of
wind a Lisbon, in consequence of which the Forte, Sir
Thomas Cochrane, Billette ; Captain Leith, Eden; Captain
Lawrence, and Valorus, Captain Murray, arrived at Ilarbadoes
before the Commodore, and immediately began refitting and
watering. On the arrival of the Commodore, the above ships,
with the Surinam, Captain Crole, and Icarus, Captain Wat-
kins, on the West India station, were &demi instantly to sea,
with Sealed orders, and at oun-set they were nearly out of.
sight, steering different courses. The Commodore, in the Glo-
cester, with the Phaeton, Captain Sturt, were refitting in
Carlisle-bay, Ilarbadoes, and anxiously looking for a cutter
from'England : they were telegraphing every sail that hove in
sight. The French squadron had sailed three days prior from
Martinique, consisting of a flush 61, with a round stern, and
nine other sail: destination unknown.

Letters, dated the 28th ult., have been re.
ceived from Barcelona. The highest enthusiasm
it appears, was excited there by the speeches 01
Lord LIVERPOCIL and Mr. CANNING on the open.

ing of the Session, which had been translated
into Spanish, and circulated attnong the inhabit-
ants. They interpreted them not only into an
approbation of the constitutional cause, but into
a protnise of interference on their behalf,or support
if attacked. The feeling that England was about
to become the ally of Spain grew so general,
that the officers and men of the Army of the
Faith were daily coming into Barcelona to claim
the benefit of the amnesty published by the
Cortes,

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE ()V COMMONS.
Veneris, 14° die Martii, 18'23.

Roamt—Saltash,, and Lincoln Heath—Bills read a third time,
and passed. Stonnall, Dover and Barham DOAN' Tarpor-
ley, Wrexham and Barnhill, Pont-Blyddyn,• Teigntiouth
and Dawlish, and Canterbury and Dover—Bills read a first
time. • Bishop's Waltham—Bill ordered. Think, Horsham
and I:Psom, Wigtown,
‘and Oakhamptonßills' read a 2d
time; and committed. htockbridge--Petition of Charles Ma.
rett, against; referred to the Committee on the Bill; Court,
sel ordered.
Po Lt6:—tiorbals--4iill read a first time. • Greenwich—Peti-
tion for Bill reported. , •
lin rnot--Mythe Hill •
Bills read a third time, and
I at P4OV EMl:NT—Darlington
it' tOMANItY COUPS (Ireland) passed. ,
DUBLIN LOCAL TAXATlON—Petition for tin; re.appointment
of he Committee thereupon. Select Committee appointed,
"G)-inquire into the Local Taxation of the City of Dublin,
and to report their opinion and observations thereon to the
:"—Power to send for persons, papers,. and records ;
. rive to, be the quorum. •
INCI.O itE s—Fonthill Bishop (Wilts).—Bill 'ordered. War-
den (Northumberland)—Bill read a second time, and corn.
milted.
Com. T I Es—Petition of Inhabitants of Ilatherieigh,against,
G Ei4E RAI. TU UN PtIC t: ACT—Petitions of Owners and Occu.
, • piers of band in Northumberland and. North Durham, and
of Inhabitants of Alnwick, against ; to lie on the table.
PIE nB—Scarborough—Bill ordered.
Mt AIN AGE
tr act; Shit( well (No: 2)1 13ills read a first time.
BEER. Licr,NcEs —Petition from Great and Little Bolton ( Lan-
cashire), for a repeal thereof.
Gas Liorris—Liverpool—Bill read a second time, and corn-

mitttd.
MESSAGE rnom Tut: Loins—• That they have agreed to
Assessed Taxes Repeal (Ireland) Bill, without amendment.
NlEltell ANT VESSELti A PPRY,NTICERII IP-4111i resented,
read a first.titne, to be read a second time on Wedne.aday
next, and to be printed.

ORDERS OF THE DAY FOR MONDAY.
1. Marriage Act Amendment Bill—Committee.
Church Rates (Ireland) Bill--.'Second Reading.
3. Warehousing Bill—Secondßeading.
4. Division of Counties Bill—Second Reading.
3. .Aisessors at Elections Bill—Second Reading.
6. Grand Jury Presentments(lreland) Bill—Committee.
7. Prisons Bill—Committee. •
8. King's Property Bill—Third 'Reading.
9. Mutiny Bill—Report.;
19. Supply—Report.
11. Supply—Committee.
142. Mama' Debt Reduction Bill—Third Reading. •
13. Ways and Means--lteport.
14. Wars and Means—Committee.
1.. Marine Mutiny Bill-.. Report.
Id. Lime Exempuon from Tall Bill—Third Reading.

NOTICES OF MOTIONS FOR MONDAY.
I. Mr. Robert Ward—Ordnance Estimates. (Its Committee
of supply)-
2. Mr. Creevey—Application of the Four and a Half per Cent.
Duties accruing in the Island of Barbadoes.
3. Mr. buthington—Army Extraordinaries, and Miitellaneous
Services. In Committee of Supply..)
4. Mr. M'ilbertoree—To present Petition from the Quakers, for
the gradual abolition of Slavery throughout the British Do.
minions.

NOTICES GIVEN YESTERDAY.
Tuesday March 18.
Dr. Phillirnore—To amend Act [l9 Geo. 3] against profane
Swearing.

Tuesday, March 23.
.. Mr. Nriltnot—Bill to amend the Laws in Newfoundland.
2. Di. Lushington—Bill on the subject of Forgery.
Tuesday., May 13.
Sir James Mackintosh—Criminal Laws.
Friday, May 16.
•
• Mr. N'trilmot—Bill for the better administration in New
South Wales.
PRIVATE BILLS—Sec:ow), READINGS for MONDAY
1. Skipton and Colne Road j 4. Ratelitre Gas Light
'2. Leeds and Birstall Road 16. London Bridge.
3. Uttoxeter Road
PUBLIC COMMIT'
1. Small Debts,. at one
2. Scottish 'totals, at one

'TEE for MON DAY:.
3. Game Laws, at one.