The Sun.
London, England, 1824-02-07 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Veneris, 60 die Februarii, 1824.
Iscr.osuit Es--Ulceby (Lincoln)—Petition for Bill referred ti)
a Committee. Chindley (Derby), and Alton (Stafford)'
Bills ordered to be brought in.
GAS LlGHT—Dublin, and Edinburgh.—Petitions for Bills re°
ferred to Committees. Manchester—Bill ordered to be
brought in.
RGA D—Nantwich, and Glossop
BRIDGE—Lary (Act Amendment)
I Petitions for Bills re'
Poo'—Stow Hundred
• furred to Committees,
IMPROVEMENT—WaIsaII • I
COMMUTATION OF TITLIES.IhedS
PUBLIC RICORDS (Ireland) —Address Tor «Copies of tlle.
Eleventh, Twelfth, and Thirteenth Reports on the Pub,,,"
Records of Ireland."
Coal. DwriEs—Petitions against the Duty' on Coals carried
Coastwise, from Fiandford, Edmonton, Enfield, Broad-
street Ward, and Northam ; to lie on the table: petitiorl
from Crediton, to lie on the table, and to be printed.
ELECTlON—Bossiney Borough—Petition of Edward 800
Tunno, Esq., complaining of that Election; to be taken ibtl
consideration upon Tuesday the 27th day of April next, i!
three o'clock in the afternoon ; and Mr. Speaker to issue his
warrants for persons, papers, and records.

ORDERS OF TUE DAY FOR MONDAY.
1. -Motion for a Supply—Committee thereupon.
2. Law Courts (Ireland) Act [1 and 2 Geo. 4, c. 53], AIIOW'
antes to Officers—Committee thereupon.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS FOR MONDAY.
1. Sir John Wrottesley—Aceount of the value of Silver so"
Copper Coin at present in circulation.
2. Mr. Martin (of Galway)Bill to amend Act of last Session,
respecting the cruel treatment of Cattle.
3. Mr. Martin (of Gilway)—Bill to prevent Bear-baiting, 04
other cruel. practices.

NOTICES GIVEN YESTERDAY.
Tuesday, Feb. IU.
1. Lord Viscount Althorp—Papers respecting Grand Jury AP
sessments in Ireland. Accounts of Benefice.s and Church
Lands ; and Roman Catholic Barristers in Ireland.
2. Mr. Serjeant Onslow—Bill to repeal the Usury Laws.

Thursday, Feb. 12.
Lord Nugent-LConduct of his Alajesty's Ministers, with re'
ferrence to their professed ►:eutrality between France at
Spain. _ _

Wednesday, Feb IS.
Dr. Lushington —Bill to consolidate Laws regarding the
Abolition of the Slave Trade.

Monday, -Feb. 23.
Mr. Chancellor of the Exchequer—statement relating to the
Finances of the Country. (In Committer; of Wa) s and
-Means.

Thursday, March 4.
.Mr. Calcraft—Repeal of the Leather Tax. (Deferred frog'
Feb. 2v. )

Tuesday, March 9.
1. Mr. Hume—Committee to consider of the Church Establish-
ment in Ireland.
2. Dr. Lushington—Consideration of the Criminal Laws, with
a view of amending certain parts thereof.
Thursday, March 11.
Lord John Russell—Motion on Papers containing assur-
ances for the evacuation of Spain by the French Troops.
- - -

Tuesday, May 4.
-Mr. Leader Maberley--Motion regarding the employment
of the population of Ireland.
Thursday, May 6.
Mr. Maberley—Mode of Collection of Beer and Malt Duties•

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PRICE OF STOCKS
THIS DAY AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock 2381 India Stock 276
3 per Cent. Red.
New
3 per Cen t. Cons 90itif South Sea Stock -
3i per Cent
-1061 a Ditto Small
--Old Annuities
4 per Cent.--
I Old 1024i EL Bills. 34 51
5 per Cents. 1797 Bank for Act. --
Bank Long Ann. 22 7-16tha i India for Con. Acct.
Imp. 3 per Cents. j Cons. for Act. 91 90i

PRICE of FOREIGN STOCKS ix LONDON, Fss• 71,

AT ONI O'CLOCK.
f Five per Cents. 00.
( Scrip, 83 pm.
( Six pet Cents. 00.
Five per Cents. (Metallic) 00.
(Ditto New 904.
Five per Cent. Bonds, 00.
Scrip, 61 gem.
Five per Cent. Bonds, 1820, 00.
Spanish Ditto 1821, 24g.
Ditto 1823,
1 161.
Prussian f Five per Cent. Bonds, '92i.'
IDitto New, 901.
Danish Five per Cent. Bonds, 964.
Portuguese 87k.
Peruvian New Loan, 00.
Chili 78.
Colombian Six per Cent. Bonds, 71.
Mexican Loan, 53 prem.
Poyais f 00.
( New, 4.
Mexican Mines 93 prem.
Bank Shares £23 155.—.£23 17s. 6d.
Seven per Cent. 94 95.
American ISix per C,..nt. 94 —lOl.
Five per Cent. 00-000.
Three per Cent. 763.

French

Russian

Neapolitan
Austrian

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning, 8 minutes after 7. 1 Evening, 39 minutes after 7-

THE SUN.

SOLEII QUIS DICERE FALSUM 4UDE4T

LONDON.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, MN.

The remaining Paris Journals of Wednesday
arrived but night. The following is the.only

paragraph in them worth extracting :
" MADRID, JAIL 30.—A report has been spread of a vio-
lent insurrection in the Philippine Islands last summer. The
Government has received a particular account of it."

FRENCH Funs, PARIS, FEB. 4.—Five per Cents. opened
at 96. 25., closed at 96. 55. ; Loan of 1823; 8i ; Bank Stock,
1660 ; Neapolitan Rents, 811 ; Spanish Rentes, ; Royal.
Spanish Loan, 60. Exchange on London, one month, 25.
45. ; 2 ditto, 25. 35.—( Coors Authentique. )

THE G 2EEKS.—A letter from Trieste, dated
the 19th of January, states that advises have bee❑
received of the arrival of PrinCe NlAußoconoArro

before Patraw, with .a,division of the, Greek fleet,
which blockaded the port by sea, while an army
under COLOCOTRONI invested the fortress on the
laud-side. The Turkish Governor YOUSSOUF"

;ose
oto
pt
Phis

:L.'v

PACHA bad offered to capitulate on condition of
being sent to Smyrna, but the offer had been
rejected.

CITY, Twelve o'clock.--Consols opetied this
morning with a brisk Market at 91;, and went
-up to 4 ; but soon after the Market was damped
by a respectable Broker selling to a large
amount, which caused Consols to lower to
90;-
91 for the Account, and for Money 904. Up to
the present hour I do not hear of a:;y Express
having arrived from Paris : nor have we any
repOrts in the city to depress the Funds.—
Private accounts from Paris state that M. de
VILLELE has come to a determination to re-
-duce the 5 per cent. Itentes to 4 per cent.—
The Public are now anxiously looking to the
period for the Budget ; and until that document
appears, it is expected there will be some fluc-
:tuations in our Funds.

FOREION MARKET.—Very little is doing in
the above Market this morning.—Spanish Bonds
,opened at 2411, at which price th remain
steady.-.. Mexican Bonds opened at 54.

in the House of Commons last night, the
CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, in reply to a
question put by Sir W. INGILEY, said that it
is his intention to bring, forward his inancial
statement arid propositions on Monday the 23d
instant. Amongst the latter will be, as was
some time since stated in THE SUN, an enumera-
tion of the taxes, the remission of which is now
contemplated by Government, and a detailed
View of the operations by which it is intended to
YlFect a further reduction of the annual charge
occasioned by the public debt.

Lord NUGENT gave notice of a motion for
Thursday next, which will probably bring forth
some interesting Ministerial disclosures as to the
conduct pursued by the English F.lnbassy in Spain,
from the commencement to the termination of the
War. The motion will be for the production of
Copies of the Correspondence with Sir WILLIAM
AToutyr during the period which elapsed from
the entry of the French troops into Spain, to the
'Surrender of Cadiz, as also copies of all commu-
nications from the Spanish Constitutional Go-
vernment to Sir WILLIAM A'COURT, and his an-
.swers thereto. Mr. Secretary CANNING stated,
that it was not his intention to produce the
papers in question, but that his opposition to, or
acquiescence in, the motion of the Noble Lord,
would depend entirely upon the case which
*the .Noble Lord might be able to make out
When his motion is brought :forward. —lf
the Papers should be withheld, the Right Hon.
Gentleman w iii at least give a retrospective view
of the course and character of our diplomacy in
the Peninsula, which cannot fail to throw much
Important light on the events of the six months
war against the liberty and independence of the
Spanish nation.

THE POPE.—(ROME, J AN. Tl.)—The bulletin
?f the health of the POPE is more and more satisfactory. The
Pliphatic humours hav'e resumed their proper course, as has
`eri already stated. The awn}, was the most obstinate enemy
9ver which the august patient had to triumph ; but his strength
!rlsensibly returns, so that his Holiness has granted audiences
io several Prelates of his Houschold.—( Diario di Rome. I

botch Papers to the sth i►►stant arrived last
Illght• They have brought intelligence from St.
Petersburgh to the middle of January, at which
tlme nothing but fetes and masquerades were
going on. The temperature of ti►e weather was
extremely mild, and what ►could he deemed a
blessing hi other countries was considered a great
inconve►►►ence, as the want of frost interrupted
t}►e communications with the internal parts of the
I:unpire, or rendered them very precarious.

BAytiNNE, JAN. 29.—The accounts from
aladrid are of the 25th. On the 21st of this
rnonth, at ten o'clock in the evening, a part of
ihte inhabitants of Villalcanar rose against the
arched forco sent by the intendant of the Pro-
Thice. The Alcalde took all the measures in his
Power to preserve tranquillity, but his efforts
were' in vain ; and in the end the whole commune
Is°Be, and put the Commandant and some soldiers
,111! Prison ; the remainder of. the troops escaped.
he Commissioner of Police took energetic mea-
tu'es, such as ordering the,ofricers of justice, with
t." 'aid of the peac.e.able citizens, to bring the
Ic'terls to trial, and to publish the laws against
liultlultuous proceedings ; or in case there should
be a sufficient force, he would send for the
ti;l4l volunteers from the neighbouring corn-
b„hitles. Meantime, inforMation of this'atfair has
11. en sent to the Government. It seems that the
of",le ®f Rothschild will make here the payments
e
th tu" Army of Occupation. The return of all
get .S"nish prisoners 0 their own country is
!''gene
'Y spoken of. It is reported that two
h .
s.Olvis!ous are going to enter Spain.
liritt,.l.°";:tioLm JAN. 20.—Field-Marshal Count
Pit.i')E died on the 16th. He was Swedish Ambassador at
ni'v".-.!en his Majesty, ur present Sovereign, was chosen
CIT Hiseldst son, who succeeds him in his titles,
u°hel Wrede. •
I',„otin„4.l4sBELs, FEB. 2.—Several Journals have an-
'NethLed, that M. Falck was to succeed the Ambassador of the
the lands at London. We learn by a private letter from
°
f imestn at this news
is
re },„ still unconfirmed, and we there-
Post to retain that enlightened Minister in the eminent
whi the head of the Public Inst itution of Arts and Sciences,
Ir h
?•is the worthy illamnas. M. Blois Von Treslong,
4-rural of the Royal Navy, died at Amsterdam, on the
aTitit;atfied 69 years. This brave seamen had lost his right
lishePtsaAw, JAN. 7.—The President of the Police has pub-
to Imperial Decree, thewhich the Jews in this city ars
rnove •t their habitations in principal streets, and to re-
125xt. 15 the less frequented quarters by the 14th of Octobzr