The Sun.
London, England, 1821-01-06 00:00:00

" CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.

" 111. Roy, Nlini:..er of Finance, presented a Projet, autho-
rizing the provisional collection of six-twelfths of the taxes for
1821, and also the opening a credit of 280,000,000 francs fur

ie ser%ice of the different Mini. tries.

" M. Roy, in his speech, stated 'the receipts for 1819, at
868,312,284 f. and the expenditure at 863,853,539 f. leaving a
surplus fur the service of 182! of 4,45:8,745 f. ; he concluded

hs, proposing another projet,' stating the financial situation of
the Country, so far as the accounts had been made up.
" The first projet was ordered to he referred to the Bu-
reaux to-morrow, and limb to be printed.—Adjourned.
" The Count de Mcdeni, attached to the Russian Embassy,
passed through Calais a few days since, on his way to Lon—
don, CO courier, with dispatches.

" Letters from Vienna of the 21st ultimo, say—' It is
said, that •he (lona equipages received on a sudden
counter orders at the -moment %lieu they were about to take
the road fur Laybach. Some peisuns infer that war is Abo!it
to commence immediately, aid that the projectedlierview

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FIVE PER CENTS.

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Tuesday 79 f. 70 C.
DEFERRED STOCRI.

nut lake Place ; others, with mote re tson ferhips, think
that the new Congress about to be held at Florence, will
•tilulate the fate of Naples,- and lay at the same time the
fotimdation of the Italian confederacy which has been so much
t4ll'''tl'ut7--(6tazette de France, Wednesday.)
" The King of Naples landed at Leghorn on the stub ult.
"If We may believe letters from Switzerland, France is
al'i°llt to play an important character in the affairs tif Europe;
tes ititiluate alliance with a great Maritime Power, may lead
1° immense results.—(Gazette de France, Monday.)
" Letters from Vienna, of the .2091' tilt. say—The Count
de Berostorff, the Prussian Minister for Foreign Affairs, is
t°attive here at the saine time with the Sovereigns, and m-
cl"4, immediately, to the head-quartets of the Army Of Italy.
Itl3 regarded as certain that that Army will advanit about
the Sloth of January.

Of the 22d Sept: 1830 94 f. 60 c.
" LAYtmen, Dec:. 19.—Orders have been received bete to
irellate apartments for the Sovereigns and their suites.
" FRANKFouT, DM 27.—We learn from Trieste, that the
Austrian Governtount' had authorised the Neap°loan Ctmsul
thtre to replace the arms of the Two Sicilies, on the gate of
the hotel of the Consulate. •
VtesNA, Dec. 23.—ft is currently reported that the
'ltgress will tot remain at Laybach, but he transferred to
Ptorence."

._, • Though it. is in fact a waste of time to defeat
expose the artifices of the Opposition Writers,
Yet, it is proper to notice their inconsistencies,
that the unreflecting part of the community may
`folly understand their character, and not be mis-
'l(4l by their pretensions. When the Military
:are engaged in the destruction of any legitimate
Government, they are extolled with all the
•figures of factious oratory ; but when they are
etnployed in laudable endeavonrs to check the
violence of sedition,and preserve the public peace,
they are stigmatized with breads of reprobation.
Such was the case in the Spanish Revolution, in that
'6f Portugal, and lastly in .that of Naples. The
Military who acted on these occasions, were re-
'Presented as the heroes of Freedom by the sante
*liters, who' wisely forbore to advert to the
clandestine instigators of the soldiery,. who were,
Probably, insnared by artifice, or seduced by
bribery. The same inconsistency appears in the
abuse which the writers in question have poured
upon the High Sheriff of Dublin, and the Mili-
tary, whom, for want of sufficient civil 'forcei
lit felt himself under the • necessity of em-
Pb"yiricr- to dispecse a baud of disaffected
Demagogues, headed by a Noblemani and
a Lawyer who has:the Aionour 'of wearing the
?dig's silk-gown. How well he' deserves that
'honour let his 'conduct 'speak for him. There was
another person present and assisting this disaf-
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ktted Band, who is indebted to Government for
his life, which .otherwise, if he had not escaped
in due time by treacheryilie would most probably
`lli(' justly have ended on ,a scaffold. The Meet-
had accomplished,'-the purpose for which if
'vas convened, viz. to propose a Loyal Address
to the KING, which had been adopted by a
414jority of a hundred to one, but the fac,
tiou wanted to-carry an amendment, insulting
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to the Monarch, and calculated to 'sow divi.
• S1"8, and spread confusion over the County.
attempt was properly resisted by the High
Sheriff, who was obliged to resort to the only
Weans capable of defeating the mischievous pur-
l''se, and for this prompt and latidable activity,
he •
is the mark of' the most 'scurrilinis abuse on
part of those Ultra Reformers, to borrow a
tv°rd insidiously applied by the factious Wri-
.t
"s to all true friends to their KING and Coun-
try.

The following is an Extract of a Letter from
the Agent to" LLOYD'S at Constantinople, dated
hurricane
2.5, 1890 :—" On the 12th inst. it blew a
'4"ricane from the S.W., accompanied with large
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all-stones, which did a good deal of damage to
the
'n
ipping, and some lives were lost.—Ne ac-
til4nts have been heard of either above or be-
:W2.---Eight British vessels, laden with tallow,
England sailed from Adessa in November.

Accounts frnm Madrid state, that persons of
"i ciliate talent and information bad been ap-
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to , ted, under a species of Royal Commission,
th,..4,tious districts of Spain, in order to report to
gam°linistry their opinion and observations re-
iot, !lig the political and commercial state of the
tial',„ll6r. .The individuals selected for this duty
.17",) it is said, been chosen with great impar-
t() , Without reference to the particular interest
cat hick thov might be attached, their qualifi-
-414:1118 for the undertaking being the chief
n4er taken into consideration. The fact that
40,,„ a Commission had been instituted was an-
hared publicly in the Madrid Newspapers, and
reit 'given much satisfaction. The apprehension
pro,"'uoe time since of commotions in the southern
has of Spain, and partieularly in Valencia,
coin together subsided, the principal ground of
niPtitillt being now limited to the new Tariff,
tradch has already had so injurious an effect upon
11,4" From Barcelona, under date of the 16th
uri):lber, they write that it had been received
t but that there was considerable doubt
foos„1" it. Would be carried into execution, in
all,,f,(ll!'nee. of the opposition by which, on all
It Would be met,