The Sun.
London, England, 1815-12-29 00:00:00

; interest O f Stuctles, Inte•ics't to put -rsc-t
on the Royal atllivitiotri', 1i:10,000
•
EXTRAOUDINAI IES 11411 of the
War. Coutiibution Of ,700 tnillians i-proyisioning
the Allied Troer!rs, 130; Payment on account
of Eentit'eini.., 8,00,009 trans; Contingencies,
.4,500,000 francs. Total-800
The receipts would anniunt to this sum, pro-
vided the 'CLatither gave its sanction to , the
optratipits prillcd.. by Aliniste.rs , -but an' ad-
,ditional aid was also indispensablc.,:The least
bitithensotne - that pieietited itself, was an
ang-
nicutatiun ot the.' 'guarantee. of public 'func-•
•-tio-narics, ivbo owed a pledge to the State an-
swcraikle to ihcii...cb4ge rind conduct.
it was hoped that thesmq.thod established last.
)74/at ter the additional centimes ..be conti-
;:nried, This course- was impetiotis on thciu

pursue. • . •
'hope, conolitiltid M.. Cot vett°, we hope
Gentlemen, that_ throgii- the unanimity of the.
15.iug we shall be able with the
blessing of Providence, to sustain ourselves under
all our. evils, .and provide for all our wants, that is
to- say, to :'Observe the 'faith. of Treaties ; not
suffer th.e`,Public creditors awl claimants on the
suite tis tall into a deipontliug feeling ; to assure
to -tile Throne its strepgth and sideodour ; to
create a new xvithoot contemning or aban-
doning the veterans; 0 hunt their principles and
glory tilioutd recommend to the national grail-
tutle.—blay the proposed. 'obtain from your
wisdom au accordance of suffrages ..to„whiell the

i'eople answer by an accordatic6 of subniision
awl (levot,bb I-

Your example is the highest lesson that can.
b'e received, .and ought also to be the most efhca-

tious.

1. Dudun succeeded the Minister in the Trig

bane, and read the law—it occupies twelve close
pt inted columns in Supplements to the Monitear ;
'hut as it is fu.ly developed in the speech, we shall
defer any epitome till to-worrow. •
After the law was read, M. de Barante, charg-
ed to present a law on the droits reunis, deve
loped that plan, and stated that the amount
of the indirect taxes was one hundred and forty-

seven millions; of which. the duties on liquors,
forineds6 AL St.Clicq, Director 01 the,
Customs, also cxpiaiued various modifications in

that battic:vof the revenue.

„ .
Count Sesnitiisons. postponed his motion re-
specting the ebe.ipe. of.L.ivalette till Tuesday—
Ciliatintr2).
Lttienne rcuillatit proposed to proceed, pe-
vcrthelcs, to the instant discussion ,of this

1r portant question.
IVOny voices—" SUpportt.(l, Supported I,•
Ennville, ()tiered tlint_eif to move on the

suloect.

Count Se.stuaissons then proceeded,. tensuring

the.escape the stronget
Ile was toilowe',l by Vnottville, .whose
expresbioll, ut indigpacisol t the ‘,ll-,loieiF!'s con--
ttiy4nce in. this,' Lolyable :itfair 1% ere- mart and
luot lie coleleohled M. Behart for stif-;
feting sail her
nioni to enter the r:ieon, -4nd londly piotested

against the %%bole, transaction,. •
Be colieltiOed by demanding that the Chaniher •
should immediately appoint a Commission to exa- ,
mine into and report upon the, condutit of Minis
tern in this affair.-- (.1 ircatt
Yes, yes ! and otlthr4 INro,.no ! •
&Hart justified hino.elf•and Ilarbe
(the keeper tit the seals,) an.d opposed the Bro-.
tion —(:'ll.farmurs.)
111, de St. Rotnain alluded to a publicatiOn in the
Journal des Debats of the 22d, and said " it ap-
pears, that the Keeper of the Seals /tad faztoured
• (Great itottuit (Cries
of Order, Order from. all parts.) . . •
M. 'de St. nomain explained himself very
adroitly by adding, " not the escape, but atleast
all the hopes of Lavalette."

Many Voices—" Very well!" • ......
M. (lt;. St: Ronr:tin—" Tzi obtain pardon froln
his Majesty."
A great number of Voices---r` Order, order !

No pet:senalities.',)
M. JOllivet ;Asserted, that the safety of the State
hail been 'compromised by this cvaxiou of justice,
which was a public cnlaruity, -•
• Many voices, '.l,,,Yef, ycsi" others,

No !

1141 !" -
3T.; 3ollivet—" I vote for an adjournment."
M. Vaublanc called on the'Charnber to avoid
treating Ministers as they:itail beirttreated during
the Revolution, under the penalty of similar mis-,
fortunes.. He moved the Order of the Day.
Aster a few words from M. Bourtieau., -this
sto-'my discussion closed. The Chambers rejeCted,
thp previous question, anti then decided by a,great
majmity, to, take M.Sesmaison's proposition into
consitimation, and refer it to the iinreauX.
FARIS, •DE.c. 24.—The Gazelle