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THE SUN.

SOLEAI QUIS DICERF. FAI,SUM AUDEAT ?

LONDON ,
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, ISI 9.

We received this morning the Paris Papers of

Sunday The following are extracts :
CEIAMBER OF PEERS.

" SITTING OF SATURDAY, MARCH 20.

" The Chamber met by special summons to►
receive a report on the Sinking Fund.
" Tt►ree Peers, nat►tely, the Duke de Mouel.y,
who Ii di succeeded his lather, the Lite Prince de
Poix, and two new ones, viz, the Count de Mon-
te,,quiou and the Count de Laville Gunthier, took
their seats.

" The Titles of three other new Peers, viz.—
the Marquess d'Atragon, the Baron Dubreton, and
the CGunt Maurice iNiathien, wer!z—verified.—
Adjourucd till Ttletday.

" CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.
" The Aiinisser of Finance presented the Budget
of IVays and Means for 1819, viz.:--

FRANC 9.

Direct Taxes
Domains, Registration, Stamps, &c. 163,505,000
Forests 17,600,000
Customs • ....113,013,000
Indirect Taxes
Post-Office
Lottery 12,500,000
,Salt
•Rentes in possession of the Treasury 5,180,000_
Deductions from Salaries, and Allowances 11,200,000

889,4 I 0,000

Dedact for Interest of Consolidated Debt and
Sinking Fund 232,000,000

Remains for other Services.

657 ,2 I 0,000

" Not wishing to dispose of the 5,180,000
rentes, representing 72,200,000 of Capital Celt
out of 24,000,000 rentes appropriated for the win.
contribution), the Minister proposes to issue
bons to the amount of 48,000,000, secured on the
rentes, to mike good deficiencies, which
43,000,000, with 137,500,000 arrears, will very
nearly make up the whole deficiency, amounting
to 156,328,000.
" The projet was ordered to .be printed and
distrihnted,

"The Chamber having resolved itself into a
Secret Committee, the discussion was opened on
the Resolution of the Chamber of Peers respect-
ing the Election Law. The Resolution was op-
posed by MM. Alartin de Gray and Bain, and
snpported by the Count de la Bourdonnaye, and
M. de Villele.

" Some assertions made by M. de Vi&le re-
specting alleged irregularities at the late elec-
tions drew forth an .answer from M. de Saint
Aulaire, a reply was made by M. de Vdlele, and
a short deftate took place, in which M. Guithem
spoke amidst much disordtr.
" It being half-past five, the discussion was
adjourned till Monday.

" PARIS, lliacti 2.l.—The King yesterday
transacted business %vith the Mininer for Foreign
Affairs. The introduction of• the Persian
Ambassador did not take place, on account of
some d'fliculties arising from considerations of

etiquette.
It is said, that a new Concordat with tile

rope =viii very goon be plbtisb c.;!, whtt.l3
contain several modifications of that couclude4.
two years ago.
" All the intelligence from Nismes confirms tilt
assurance that tranquillity is entirely le•gsta‘
blished thrre.

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