The Sun.
London, England, 1821-02-06 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDING;

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Luna?, 56 Die Februarii, 4821:
The-following-Petitions were this day presented fin- Bills,
&c. for the undermentioned purpoSes
ROADS.—Henley.
Flimwell and Ilastingi.• -
Lewes.
• Macclesfield and Buxton.
linaresboroug,h and Pateley Bridge.
Dunstable.
Bristol and Berkeley.
INCLOSIIIIEs.—Taynton, Oxfordshire.
Lambeth, and Brixton Church, SUrity.
Ivinghoe, Bucks.
Lamplugh, Cumberland.
Whitley, Yorkshire.
Moreton Valence, Gloucestershil'e.
Alstone and Arle, Gloucestershire.
DITTO AND DRAINAGE.—CIay, next the Sea, and Wi;refon,
Norfolk.

PAVlNG.—Chelmsford.
GAS.—Bristol. •
Coventry.
Southampton.
CITURCIIWAIIDENS REL tz
MARKE T S.—Rochdale.
These heing•Petitions of
ELECTIONS.—Limeriek City.
Boroughbridge. lieA reopcntejaa.lilg toe' ntt , pursuit
antotoi.
Callington. B
to the Statute*:

We are sorry that the pressure Mattcr
obliges us to defer the" COUNTRY MARKETS" till. To-mor-
roW, but it is our purpose. invariably to render them a perma-
nent feature in our Paper.

MICE OF STOCXS
THIS DAY AT TWELVE G-Cr.ooti.

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THE SUN.

SOLE3I OEMS DICERB FALSUAII UDEJT

LONDON , -
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY F, Ig2l.

We received this morning Paris Journals of
Friday last. TheMondeur contains the Addresses
of the house of Peers and Chamber of DeputieS
'to the KING on the late execrable attempt against
his MAJESTY'S life, in-the interior of his Palace.
Both Addresses breathe throughout a spirit of.
loyalty, devotion, and attachment to his
JESTY'S person. The rlirso's Answers' are also
contained in that Journal; but the length of our
Parliamentary Debates compels us to give this
brief account of those interesting documents.
A man named Neven,. suspected of being con-
corned in the late explosion. at the Tuileries, was
arrested on Friday last, and taken to-the Police
, Office. In passing through a passage, hr the
office leading to the apartment of the Commissary
appointed to take his examination the prisoner
cut .his throat with a razor which he had con-
cealedin his clothes, before any effOrt could be
made to prevent him; and almost instantly- ex-
pired.
The Neapolitan Parliament, on the I.3th ult.,.
received a communication containing the abserva,
tions-of the PRINCE REGENT on the modifications
in the Constitution submitted to him by the Par-
liament. The -points which may lead to discus-
sions between the Crown and the Parliament re-
late to the private exercise of other religions
besides the Roman Catholic—the nomination of
Couusellors of State from each Province, and
their promotion to official situations—the preser-
vation of the present territorial division into dis-
triets—the -establishment of Justices of :-Peace—
and the Liberty of the Press, .

The Spanish Provinces appear to be in a dis-
turbed state. At Orense twenty-two persons
have been arrested, who are Members of the
Apostolic Junta. Among them is Do,: MA um.
DE CASTRO, the President of that Junta, and
Commander-in-Chief. of the ArmJ of the fa tll,
who has also assumed the title of BARON Dr.
SANTI-JoANNI.

FRENCH FUNDS.
FOY. I.—Five per Cents l3l f. 75 c.
Bank-Stock I4E7 f. 50 c.

Since writing the above, Paris Papers of*Situr-
day last have come to band. Addresses from
the Judges of the Court of Appeal, and loyal
Court, from the City of Paris and the French
Academy have been presented to the KING, ex-
pressive of the same sentiments of loyalty and at-
tachment to his MAJESTY'S person as those con-
tained in the Addresses from the Chamber of
Deputies before alluded to.

The Chamber of Deputies was occupied on
Friday last in discussing a prole/ of law, propos-
ihg some changes in the present mode of nomi-
nating Juries. The proposition was carried by a
considerable majority.
td of N
The
efoileolwein7
theadditionalperson
Iv particularsho(iestrodrete-
la
him-
self after lie was arrested, on a charge of being
one of the parties concerned in the late Explo-
sion at the Tuileries :—The day before the ex-
plosion took place. he bought twelve pounds of
gun-powder ill different places and under various
pretexts. Several small parcels were found on
him, containing a whitish powder, supposed to be
poison ; and a girdle full of gold. lie studiously
concealed his place of residence, and there is
reason to believe that for several days past he
slept in the houses of women of ill fame. lie is
a native of Rheims, was formerly a merchant,
and became a bankrupt.

An article from Vienna, of the 23d ult. states,
that Lord STEWART, the English Ambassador,
left that city on the 21st, in the course of the
night, for Laybach.

FaENCU FUNDS.
Feb 2.—Five per Cents.
Bank Stock 1190 f. c.

As the Debates in Parliament are matters of im-
portance to the Country and to all Europe, and as
we are assured that a copious account of them must
be more desirable to our Readers than the com-
ments of Public Writers on either side, we have
the less reluctance in occasionally omitting our
Extracts from the London Journals, particularly
on this day, since they contain nothing interest-
ing. It is evident that anxiety for the emolu-
ments of office is the inducement of those ‘i ho

are styled the Whigs, in their present active
and strendbus opposition to Government, which:
is carried to its great an extent as per-
' haps was ever- Observable in this country.---7
That there arc many independent .11ernbers,
among them; whd act from principle; and have
really no views btit to the welfare of the Empire,
it would be worse than folly to deny or to
doubt. The efforts for a' rational Reform on
the part of such reSpetta`ble characters are
entitled to the attenti&n. of Ministers, and
when the time 'midi admit Of temperate dis-
cussion, Ministers, we conceile,. Will deem it
an'essential point of -duty to enter upon the nib.;
jest sincerely, and With a determination to re-;
move whatever may be inconsistent with the Na-
tional welfare ; otherwi:ie they will do more to
forfeit the confidence of the people, than they
have to fear from the hostility of an interested
and ambitious Opposition. Our Readers, we are
sure, will read with conviction and pleasure the
admirable Speech of Mr. PEEl4l!ast night, of which;,
though we have given anyrnple report,- we hearti
ly wish that the Honourable Genltlernan would
himself present it to the Public in the most com-
prehensive manner.

The Colliers in the. neighbourhood (>ll7r-ening..
ton, in Shropshire, having, on Friday' last, struci.
work, and manifested a disposition to outrage
and violence, it was 111,. cessity. to .BLN-union a, part
of the yeomanry from, Equ'.6 WsburY;,The summons
was attended with the greatest a liter; ty, and a troop
soon arrived at the spot where the greatest diturb-
tnce prevailed ; the Magistrates in attendance read
the Riot A ct, but the Colliers would not disperse.;
several of the leaders were apprehended, and 1.1
rescue was attempted,: and in seine instances,the
attempt was successful. The Magistrates en-
deavoured in vain to conciliate the rioters, they
became more violent, ar.d it was necessary from.
the attacks made upon. the Yeomanry, and the,
determination to rescue the prisoners, to ,fire
upon the rioters. One man was, we lament to-say,
consequently killed, and two were wounded. Si':.
prisoners were secured and lodged in Shrewshur.