The Sun.
London, England, 1819-12-15 00:00:00

From the LONDON GAZETTE of Dec. 14.

BANKRUFTS.—D. Lees; Foul Leach, Lancashire—AV. Carp-
meal. Halifax—J. Grant, late Surgeon of the Thomas Coutts
Indianan---A. Evans, Stroud—J. S. Carter and R. Cornforth,
Lirerpoul—T. Noon, Shepton Beauchamp—J. Hudson, Bir-
chin-lane, merchant—R. Pitt, jun. Hallow, Worcestershire—
B. Goggs, Docking—J. Bartlett, Exeter—T. Story, Hun-
worth—W. Bewley, Manchester—W. Pavitt, Codicote—T.
Collins, Drury-lane, grocer.

We received this morning three days' Paris
Papers, to Sunday last inclusive. The Chamber
of Peers assembled on Thursday, and agreed to
the Address to the KING, which had been ar-
ranged in Committee. In the Chamber of Deputies,
on Thursday, the new President, M. RAvez, took
his seat, and M..M. tie WENDEL, CASSAIGNOLLES,
DLIMEILET. and DcLoNo,wereelected Secretaries.
On Friday the Chambers were occupied in electing
Candidates for the Questure. ft was not till Sa-
turday that the first step was at length taken by
(be Chamber for preparing an Address to the
KING, that of nominating a Committee for
that purpose, by the nine Bureaux, each of them
nominating one Member. The Committee thus
appointed consisted of M. M. de CHAUVELIN, CAS.
SAIGNOLLES, BENJAMIN CONSTANT, BOURDEAU,
LAINR, GANILII, KERATRY, ROLLAND (de la Mo-
selle), and CARDONNEL..—The following are Ex-

tract, :

" PARIS, Doc. 12.—0 n Friday a Deputation
of the Ch.onber of Peers presented their Address
to the King. The following were the concluding

paragraphs :

Invariably attached to the Constitution, which
has been made our trenue'll And our hope, the

'Chamber of Peers has already, on a solemn ore
iion, recognized, that to the august Founder of
the Charter appertains the right of proposing ever}
measure that may assist the developement of our
Constitutional Institutions.

Sire, you have declared your purpose to be
to close the abyss of Revolution ; proud of being
associated in so glorious a destiny,we will second,
with all our efforts, your noble intentions, we
will combat the common enemy, Anarchy, by giv-
ing to all the interests guaranteed by the Charter,
that profound security necessary to the happiness
of all, and France will owe to you generous in-
stitutions, founded on the sacred rights of pro-
perty, desirable as justice, and worthy of the
Prince who has a second time restored to us peace
and liberty.'

" The King delivered the following Answer :-
1 am very sensible of the sentiments of the
Chamber of Norf. 1 witness especially with the

greatest satisfaction its determination to concur in
my views. It is by this unity oft bought and action,
that we shall succeed in preserving the Country
from all danger, and securing to toy people that
internal peace of which 1 felicitate myself upon
having hitherto had the means of conferring upon

them the enjoyment.'
" The unfivoldrable weather continuing, his

Majesty has not resumed his accustomed airings.
MajestOiad a conference yesterday in his
Cabinet with the Cardinal de Perigord. Friday
the King transacted business with the Count
Dccazes.

" The charge against the Society of Friends of
the Liberty of the Press came on yesterday, before
the Tribunal of Correctional Police. It was ad-
journed till next Saturday, on account of the ab•
sence of the Membeis of the Chamber of Deputies,
who were smutuoned as witnesses."

FIVE PER CENTS.

Thursday
Friday
Saturday

69 f. 75c.
69 f. c.
.. •

DEFERRED STOCK.

Thursday. Friday. Saturday.
Of the 22d March, 1817, 91 1. 85 c... 91 f. 95 c... 92 1. '2O c.
22d Sept. 1817, 89 f. 85 c... 89 f. 95 c... 90 f. 20 c.
22d March, 1818, 87 f. 85 c... 87 f. 95 c... 88 f. 20c.
22d Sept. 1818, 851. 85 c... 85 f. 95 c... 86 f. 20 c.
22d March, 1819, 83 f. 85 c... 83 f. 95 c... 84 1. 20 c.
22d Sept. 1819, 81 f. 80 c... 81 f. 94 c... 82 1. 25 c.

Government, we understand, have received no
intelligence 'respecting the state of Manchester,
since the accounts dated so late as seven o'clock
last night. It is probable that by the defensive mea-
sures adopted to repel the Radicals, in case they
attempted any thing serious, they were deterred
(tom their intended insurrectionary movements.
The defensive measures will be continued till all
danger is removed, and the Inhabitants in general
seem to be free from all apprehension of danger
under so powerful a protection as has been af-
forded to them.

We view with satisfaction the conciliatory ad-
vances that seem to have taken place between
Opposition and Government. Lord Joust Ros-
seLL made a temperate Speech, upon the necessity
of a Parliamentary Reform, so far as relates
to the close, or whattare styled, the Rotten
Boroughs. Lord CASTLEREAGH came forward
with so liberal a proposi►ion ot► the subject; that
the Noble Lord was induced to withdraw his mo-
tion. The Borough of Grampound was the
ground to which Lord JOHN RusseLL's argu-
ments chiefly referred. We hail the appear-
ance of Lord NORMANNY on this occasion.—
It is. not, however, the first time that this
young Nobleman has displayed talents, know-.
ledge, and powers -of reflection and discussion,
much beyond what might be expected at his
juvenile period. We doubt not that he will
prove a very useful Counsellor of State, as we are
persuaded that his talents will advance hint to an
opportunity of holding a suitable situation for
that purpose.

DEC. 14.—The schooner Peterhead Packet, of and
frowSunderland, was run foul of last night in the Downs,
by the brig Sampson, Gooncumn; the former immediately
sunk, but the crew were saved. Tbe. Sampson proceeded to
Ramsgate Harbour, having received considerable damage.
Major-General Sir TllO3lA§ and Lady M trNao embarked on
board the Thomas Coutts East Indiaman this aftermion, un
der a salute of 21 gnus.
HARWICH, DEC. 14.—Arrived the Beaufoy packet, with a
mail, from Holland. She reports, that on account of the
ice, the mails were obliged to be landed at Gorey.

Conti-ExemaNag, Dec. I s.—Owing to the severity of the
frost, and the stoppage► of the navigation by the great accu-
mulation of ice in the River, very little business was done in
our Market this morning, and the prices of all Grain may be
considered nominally as on Monday,

Last eight at half-past eleven, his floyAl High-
ness the PRINCE REGENT RI rived at Cvlion House
House (loll) Brighton.
Yesterday the Doke of Yam( held a Levee at
his office in the Horse Guards.

Prince Llt °FOLD arrived at Mal lborouR1) House
from Cldretvunt, yrs;erdsy.