The Sun.
London, England, 1824-06-03 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

ROSS OF COMMONS.
2.° die Junii, 1824.
itiff.WAT—Redruth
TlTnr s—Lancaster }Bills reported, to be ingrossed.
ESTATE—CastIe bland
Roaam—Buckingham and Toweester—Further time granted
for making the Report. Glasgow and Portpatrick—Bill
read a third time, and passed.
DRAIN...Gr. or Boos (lreland)—Bill read a third time, and
passed.
Dodo—South London—Debate on Motion (made on Tues-
day), " That the Minutes of the Evidence taken before the
Committee be laid before this House," resumed :—Motion
made, and Question, " That the Debate be further adjourned
till Thursday 10th June," put, and negatived :—Question
again put, " That the Minutes of the Ividence taken before
the Committee be laid before this House," and agreed to.
Ournews' /ono DenT BlLL—Motion made, and Question
Out, " That the Bill be now read a third time :"....The
Rouse divided ; Ayes 25, Noes G.

NOTICE OF MOTION FOR THIS DAY.
The Lord Advocate of Scotland—To refer to a Select Corn.
mittee the Ninth Report of Commissioners of Court* of
Justice in Scotland, relative to the Office of Justice of the
Peace.

ORDERS OF THE DAY FOR THIS DAT.
I. Law Expences (Ireland) Bill-Second Reading.
2. Qualification of Jurors Bill-Further Consideration of
Report.
3. Combination Laws Repeal Bill-Further consideration of
' Report.
4. Warehoused Wheat Bill-Third Reading.
&. Vagrants Bill-Further Conasderation of Report.
6. Examination of Witnesses Bill--Committee.
7. New Churches Bill-Committee.
8. Masters and Workmen sill-Further consideration of Re-
port.
9. Newfoundland Marriages Bill-Second Reading.
10. Horses Slaughtering Bill-Second Reading.
11. Marine Insurance Bill-Committee.
12. Lancaster County Courts Bill-Committee.
13. Cocoa Nuts, &c. Bill-Committee.
14. Warehousing (Ireland) Bill-Further Consideration of
Report.
15. East India Trade Bill-Second Reading.
Dropped Notices of Motions of Yesterday.
1. Mr. Hume-Return of Commitments by Magistrates i"
England, Scotland, and Ireland.
2. Mr. Hume-Coroner's Inquest at Lewisham.
Dropped Orders of the Day of Yesterdiy.
1. Artizans Emigration Bill-Third Reading.
2. Roman Catholic Marriages Bill-Committee.
3. Parochial Stipends (Scotland) Bill-Third Reading.
4. Salt Duties Repeal Bill-Second Reading.
5. Demerara-Adjourned Debate on Address.
C. Usury Laws Forfeiture Bill-Second Reading.
7. Fisheries Bill-Further consideration of Report.
8. Silk Manufacturers Nirages Bill-Third Reading.
9. (rand Jury Presentments Bill-Committee.
10. Connor Benefices Bill-Committee.
11. General Turnpike Act Amendment Bill-Third Reading.
12. Dublin Police Bill-Report.
13. East India Goods Bill-Report.
14. Transportation of Offenders Bill-Committee.
15. Tenants Relief (Ireland) Bill-Further consideration of
Report.
16. County Gaols Bill-Third Reading.
17. Highland Churches Bill-Report.
18. Fishery Bounties Acts-Report thereupon.
19. Duchy of Cornwall Bill-Committee.
20. Mauritius Trade-Report thereupon.
21. Public Credit (Ireland) Bill-Second Reading.

PRICE OF STOCKS Titus

OA Y AT ON O'CLOCK.

Rank Stock , 233.1
3 per Cent. Red. 94
3 per Cent. Cons shut
34 per Cent 101* 101
Dissented 1008
4 per Cent. { Assd. 1001 101
New 107 ii i
Bank Long Ann. -22 d
flop. 3 per Cents. —
India Stock

Inclia Bonds 701. 735.
South Sea Stock
Old Annuities
New Ditto
Ex. Bills, £lOOO 30 34 39
Ditto 5OO 3l 33
Ditto Small 31 34
Bank for Act.
India for Acct. •

Cons. for Account ...... 95/g

PRICES OF FOREIGN Ft
Austrianßds, 5 per cent. 95k
Bds,Scrip —
6 per ct.
Colombian Bcls, 6perct —
Scrip 2i dis.
Danish, 5 per cent.
ereek Scrip
Mexican Scrip n sellers
Neapolitan, 5 per cent. ...
Peruvian Scrip
Portuguese Bonds

NOS, AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Prussian, 5 per cent.
Ditto New

Russian, New, .'5 per et.... 9511
Spanish 1821, sper et. 20 204
1823, ditto

Alliance Shares 134
Palladium_ par pm.
Equitable Loan i 1
Irish. Ditto
Manchester Ditto
French Rentes
Scrip

Scrip

MAILS.

Dun.
0 Gottenburgh
1 America
1 BraziL

,N BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
1 Evening, 37 minutes after 7•

*b. For "A. P." on COFFEE and COFFEE-HousEs, see
the Fourth Page.

THE 8 ETN.

SOLEM GUIS DICERS FALSUM AUDI:4T

LONDON,
THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1824.

1 His Majesty's ship Blossom arrived last night
at Portsmouth, from Rio de Janeiro on the 15th
March, with dispatches for the British Govern-
ment. Just before the Blossom left Rio, several
French ships of ►rar set out to go round Cape Horn,
and only two French frigates and two corvettes
remained. His Majesty's ship Cambridge was
about to sail from Rio with our Consuls for Val'
paraiso. The Emperor PEono was becoming
very unpopular, in consequence of his having
given office to considerable number of European
Portuguese, a circumstance which had excited
general suspicion that there is an understanding
between him and his father. The new Consti-
tution for the Brazils was, however, to be iwohit
to on, the 25th. It was reported at Rio that the
Independents had lost ground lately in Pern.

There is a rumour this morning that private
letters have been received, announcing that two
Spanish line-of-battle ships have touched at St.
Katherine's, off the coast of Brazil.

An Express from Paris this morning has brought
the price of the French Denies 103 f. 90e.
Private letters from Paris give possitive emir-
anees that the great Powers are perfectly agreed
with England as to the policy to be observed to-
wards South America, in the present posture
of South American affairs, and that no recogni-
tion of the independence of any of the new'
States will therefore proceed, iu the course of
this year from the British Government. Spaio
will make a powerful effort to regain the
whole of her late American possessions ;
and we still cannot avoid entertaining the ap-
prehension that from the corruption of most of
th• leading teen she will be but too successful.

We have at length received intelligence from
Lisbon of the debarkation of the KING, and of

the actual departure of the Prince Don MiGuEt•
for Brest, on board the Perdu, and accompanied
by an English frigate and a French brig. Wet
may therefore venture to indulge, the hope that
no further attempt at insubordination or revolt
is likely to occur at Lisbon :—The Prince travels
under the title of Duke of BEJA, and is accom-
panied by the Conde de Rio MAJou as his
Chamberlain. The KING, on the 13th of
May, his birth-day, received on board the
Windsor Castle the compliments of the Court,
the Diplomatic Body, and an immense num-
ber of his subjects of all classes. The city
was splendidly illuminated in the evening,
and confidence •succeeded to the agitation and
dismay that previously prevailed. The KING
had bestowed numerous proofs of his gratitude,
while on board the Windsor Castle, on the Mem-
bers of the Diplomatic Corps, and the British
and French Naval Officers, then stationed in the
Tagus. A plan had been proposed, of the nature of
which we are not yet aware, for making Lisbon
a free port to the Portuguese, including the Bra-
zilians who had not thrown off their allegiance.
On the 15th, the Monarch lauded from the
Windsor Castle at half-past six in the afternoon,
at the Marine Arsenal. Capt. Disnwoon, with
his Officers, accompanied the KING in his
barge, followed by a boat with the ship's band
of music. At his landing, the joy of the inha-
bitants seems to have been general and sincere.

.The QUEEN is understood to have remained at

Queluz, one of the Royal palaces, about two
leagues from Lisbon, on the 15th, and to have
pleaded illness as an excuse for her delay in
obeying the KING'S order for her retirement to a
greater distance from the capital.