The Sun.
London, England, 1824-03-19 00:00:00

ROUSE OP COMMONS.

Jovis, 18° die Martii, 1824.
P.OADS—Cheltenham. Faversham, Bideford, Great Tarring-
ten, and Camden Town—Bills read a first time. Barton
Pridge—Report on Petition for additional provision to lie on
The table. Durham and Tyne Bridge, Cohie, and Pawing-
ton—Bills ordered to be brought in. City—Petition of
churchwardens, &c. of St. Luke's, against, referred to the
Committee on the Bill. Teddington and Evesham—Re-
'committed Report on Petition for Bill reported ; Report to
lie on. the table. Sandoli and Bullock Smithy—Petition of
Mesrs. Pickford and Co., against, referred to the Commit-1
tee on the rill
ARKE
stonelPetitions for Bills reported, Reports
•41i AL—Lancaster to lie on the table.
lhtraocrstexTs—Ashford—Bill read a first time. Bognor,
and Loads—Bills ordered to be brought in. •
t-lostriN Y.—Portable Ges—Petition for leave to present a Pe-
tition for Bill reported, and leava given ; Petition for Bill
treferred to a Committee.
RlDGE—Teignmouth—Petitions from Kingsbridge, and
Dartmouth, against, to lie on tbe table.
:arnEweee—Lanark and Glasgow Bills ordered to be
•i,47llCG—Lancaster } brought in.
44IGIMAYs—Wedmore—Petition of Owners and Occupiers of
Lands and Houses in Wedmore, against, referred to the
„, Comm Hull ittee on the Bill.
A in
nen—Barnsley} Bills reported, to be ingrossed.
'lAVlGATlON—llledway—Petition for additional provision,
and further time for presenting the Bill, referred to a Com-
mittee.
PILOTS REouLaTrosr--Liverpool—Bill read a first time.
InceosuaEs--Abbotside (York)—Bill ordered to be brought
Wainfleet (Lincoln)—Petition for Bill reported, Report
v to lie on the table.
I;sTßY—Southwark (St. John's')—Petition of James Elder,
against, to lie on the table. Bill read a second time, and
eornintited.
Nr•VENT DEBTORS ACT—Petition of Merchants, &a. of
lanchester, against, to lie on the table. •
",(DOl,-; --Petitions of Merchants, &c. of Itonsendale, and flud-
uerefield, against the exportation of British Wool ; to Ha on
PURL IcAst s—Petitions of Licensed Innkeepers and Victuallers
of Loughborough, and Nuneaton, for the repeal of the in-
creased Duties on Licences ; to lie on the table.
40gEssieD TAXES—Petitions from Thome, Shepton Mallet,
and, St. Peter, St. Paul, and St. James, Bath, for the repeal
Thereof ; to lie on the table.
'4IDEs AND SKINS REGULATION RlLL—Petitions of Tan-
ners, &c. of Bath, against, to lie on the table.
''''''l4ltisrA.TioN OF WORKMEN LAWS—Petitions ofJourney-
men Shoemakers, &c. of Liverpool, Ayr, and York, against,
referred to the Select Committee on Artizans and Ma-
t ehinery.
ocee TAXATioN—Dublin—Petition of Inhabitants of St.
Miehan, Dublin, complaining therof; to lie on the Table,
and to be printed.
41NRIr BOUNTlES—Petition of Corporation of Chamber of
Commerce of Limerick, against any alteration ; to lie on the
ovi; and to be printed.
ARI" PUBLIC Two Petitions from Leeds, to entitle
At
tornies to ^, Act as Notaries Public, to lie on the table.
01,ALL
I --'uTs—Petition from Perth, in favour of an Act ;to
le on the table.
n
-. etition Persons interested in the 'Manufac-
ture T
ofR A—E—n
Silk, of London, against reduction of the Duty, and
Praying to be heard by Counsel; referred to the Committee
on the Bill ;
accordingly.
ISURIALS IN IRELAND ACT
Instruction to the Committee to hear Counsel
[9 Will. 3. c. 1] (Irish)—The
following; Resolution reported and'agreed to, and Bill ordered
to brought in :
" That so much of an Act, passed in the Parliament of Ire-
'lad, in the 9th year of his late Majesty King William 111.,
ts relates to burials in the churchyards of decayed Monasteries,
;peal reed; and that provision be made respecting the burial
Persons, dissenting from the Religion of the Church of Ire-
and as by Law established, in the church-yards of the several
Parishes in Ireland."

ORDERS OF THE DAY FOR THIS DAY.
1. A •
-urtes (lcotland) Bill—Committee.
:23: Usury Laws Repeal Bill—Committee.
B,,nPPly—Committee. •
s' Jr„aYS and Means—Committee.
°,,,tik Trade Bill—Committee.; Counsel to be heard.
4' union Duties Act—Report thereupon.
• County Courts Bill—Committee.
Officers in Courts of Justice (Compensation for losses in

consequence of County Courts Bill)—Committee there-
q. upon.
Slave Trade Piracy Bill—Committee.
Penitentiary Convicts Bill—Committee.
11.,Insolvent Debtors Bill—Committee.
12. Supply—Report.
13. Board of Works (Ireland), (Compensation to Commis-
sioners)—Committee thereupon.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS FOR THIS DAY.
1: Mr. -Bankes--British Museum Estimates. (In Committee
of Supply.)
2. Mr. Lushington—Army Extraordinaries ; Commissariat.
, (In Committee of Supply?.
4. Mr. Goulburn—lrish Miscellaneous Estimates. (In Com-
mittee of Supply.)

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

We have received by Express the Etoile of
yesterday, from which extracts are subjoined.
We have also received Paris Papers of Tuesday,
and Bayonne, Dutch, and German Journals ; but
their contents are altogether unimportant.
[From the Etoile of yesterday.]

The King heard Mass in his apartments, and
afterwards presided at a Council of Ministers.
There was the day before yesterday a Council
of Ministers at the Marquis Lauriston's, which
lasted from three to six o'clock, and it was again
renewed yesterday at his Excellency's.
They are making the necessary arrangements
at the Louvre for the opening of the Sessions ;
they are also forming in the Palace a Hall, where
the State Council will hold its sittings.
We see with great satisfaction that the Madrid
Gazette, of the 9th of this month, has exactly
translated the observations which we published
on the new rupture with the English and the
Algerines ; and we have always found that in
every country the friends of humanity regretted
that Lord Exmouth, in his Expedition in 1815,
instead of destroying these brigands, contented
himself with a delusive promise which was vio-
lated the following day.
VIENNA, MARCH 7.—The journey of the Em-
peror and of the Court of Italy is said to be put
Qff to the month of September next. There is a
great talk of the marriage of an Imperial Prince
with the Infante de Luegues Louis de Bourbon,
but nothing as yet has transpired on the subject
in any authoritative shape.
The French Itentes were, on WednesdaY)
March 17, for Money, 100 f. 40c.; end of the
month, 130 f. 70c. ; Ducats, 894; Spanish, 23.
Private Letters say that the Rentes left off at
100 f. 50c. after 'Change.

CITY, Twelve o'clock.—Consols opened this
morning at 94 Buyers, and soon after went up to
94.11, with a good deal doing. The rise is attri-
buted to Mr. CANNING'S speech in regard to
Spain. Consols are, up to this hour, 94k, and
for Money 934-1,-.—This being the day for the
payment of 10 per Cent. on Mr. ROTHSCHILD'S
New Insurance Company's Shares, his offices are
crowded to excess with persons making their
payments, and the greater part of the public seem
determined to hold their Shares, as there is every
prospect that, after the first payment, they will
reach 20 per cent. premium.

FOREIGN MARKET.-There is some bustle in
the above Market this morning, and a good deal
of business has been done. The Market opened
with the new Insurance Shares, which were done
at 1517 but have since lowered a little.
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Our space is so fully occupied, that we can
only refer our Readers to the preceding columns
for a Report of the interesting debates in Parlia-
ment last night.

We have already stated that BomvAß had
succeeded in suppressing the insurrection of
RIVA AGUERO, at Truxillo, and taken that Chief
and his principal Officers prisoners. This intel-
ligence is confirmed by the following letter :

" LI3IA, DEC. 4.—Since writing you, as per duplicate an-
nexed, accounts have arrived of IlomvAß having taken ItIVA
AGUERO and his principal officers prisoners, at Truxillo : this
was facilitated, it seems, by his cavalry having revolted. It is
not known what the Libertador will do with him, but it is sup-
posed that his punishment will be banishment from the State."

ViSCOUtIt MELVILLE, we regret to state, con-
tinues indisposed.
Wednesday the Cabinet Ministers dined with
the Earl of LIVERPOOL.

Yesterday afternoon a Cabinet Council was
held at the Foreign-office, Downing-street, which
was attended by the Earl of HARRowinr, the
Earl of Liverpool, the Earl of Westmorland, Mr.
Secretary Canning, Mr. Secretary Peel, Earl
Bathurst, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the
Duke of Wellington, Lord Sidmouth, Lord Bex-
ley, Mr. Huskisson, and Mr. Wynn. The Coun-
-61 sat an hour and a half.

THE ALGERlNES.—lntelligence has been re-
ceived from Carthagena, dated 24th February.--
Two merchant vessels bound to Trieste, have
been sent into that port by a British vessel of
war, the Captain of which stated there was
great danger from the A lgerine cruizers, if they
proceeded on their voyage. Several English
vessels were in the port, waiting convoy.—We
regret to state, a report has been current, that
some Algerine cruizers have lauded men in Cata-
lonia, and committed great excesses.