The Sun.
London, England, 1817-03-25 00:00:00

nousn or COMMONS.

Irtiiig the last Eby for receiving private
the tiouye wal occupied a conbider4ble. time
iss rise lii4posat of them.
Al. A. TAYrirst postprmed the second read-
in.; of the Mutroporis 'Vsrving Bill to Monthty
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11r;.CALCHAt'1' his motion relative to
the silt ateticv Ttik.,o,tv

The Ilonourahle Member, on the part or Vr:
'Clete i. ay', postponed the motion relative to the
Third Secretary of Stare, till the 29th
.0/14,61.
His Right lion. Friend had desired hit; to con-.
natmicate toa Noble Lord, who was not thou pre-
sent :(Lord! Castlereagh), that he .was
,iplita in
earnest, and niettnt Id-bring forward his motion
ou,'lllat dayt, t... ..:
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Mr. GoLtDaN 111014'll iflr papers relative to the
progress made in the New Past Office Bitilding.
Otdered. ' • , : • ' . . .
' The Irish pence, preservtition-Bill.was read a
second time.
The 'Committee on the LOndon Coal Bill tivaS
.postpotted,till thii day three weeks. • • .•'- ,
The Land., Revenue Bill went through a Cont.
tnittye, and the report was brought up, and or'
tiered to be taken into farther consideration on
Wedneaday next. ,
Mr. ,BROUGHAM gave notice, that he should
Shortly bring under the etmslAeratiOn of the House-
the tact of the almost total interruption of -the
,Commercial correspondence' betweeu this Country
and foreign nations,. in consequence of kite's di-
rected"to 'England being constantly opened at the
For.agn Post-offices, before they were'suffered to
pass He had reason to believe','. that this custom
was confined to lettersto England, exclusively.
.
41r. NEWMAN gave notice, that, on Thursday
'next, he shOuld move for leaVe to bring in it, Bill
to _enable proprietors of. tithes
.to grant lase;
thereof, so as, to,bilid their successors. The Bill
would 'he founded• on the Resolutions of the Se;.
.Icet Committee that sat in the lot Session on the
subject of tithes.'• . - ' • .

. .
'he -Committee on the Window Duty 8111 was
ostponert till l'uesclay,next.
The Guam:ln:Lott:4g the EXCIVEAVER gave no..

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lice, that he would more to.ntorrow that the
lionse should resolve itself into a Conithittc to.
amend the Act relative to the consolidation of the
English and Irish Exchequers.
The other Orders al' the Divy being tbe&dis-
posed of, the Hotise adjourned. •

FRENCH' PAP.ERSi •

PARIS, MARC!! 20.—Ibe day on which the
Chamber of Deputies is to re-asseMble is not yet
fixed. We are, assured" that this Sitting, which
.
probably will-be the last of the sesiionl.will not
take plaee until after the Budget be v'oied in the
Ilouse'of Peers, and that it will be merely occu-
pied by a report on the remaining Petitions pre-
tented during the session.

The 10th of May next is fixed for the retuoYal
of ,the mortal remains of Madame Elisabeth, who
was estntssinated on that day in 1794 17,the !tern-
ltitionaly Tribunal, and deposited in, a. piece: of
round belonging to the house called the Mithon
du Christ,' at the,Barriere de Moussesu.

' The'Grand Duke Nicholas of Russia 'arrived:on
the 12th at Lisle, where, Imperial liightiesS
anus received with civil and militarY honours, and
visited the citadel. Ilis lutp,crial, IliOness pro
ceeded. the same day'on.his joOptey. to. Maabenge :
lie, was accompauied by Count Lattiiitoti, Peer, of
France, LientAierl'eral:ennutiVriditii; a Division
'Cif the-Roial Guard, whom, the King sent tp
ti)..raceive his Imperial Ifightees., • ;,

is.said thatrthe neTelections, the period for
which is not yet fated, 'will" take place at four
ferent.times ; that is tovsay, the 1G Dertrtments
.which are to return Deputies fi,0817
classed in Finn. div'kions, and will meet for the
purpose of electing the Depoties one; after the
other. It is believed that the Departments of
the Seine and the Oise will form partbf 'the first
.

Letters frOut Marseilles state, ibat Prince Per-
(Humid Frederick Augustus, brother of the late
King of ‘Vitrtemberg, who visited .that city last
month in the strictcAtincognito, under the name
of Augustus von Hochberg, a Germartlanded
which he afterwards changed to Fretie-
,
rick Rosner, was going to resume his route in-
newly for Nice. The Princeexpected his wife there.
His departure appears to have been Occasioned
by intelligence brought him by a courier. He has
hired a house at Nice, which lie isto, Occupy on
his ertival, and which he intends to nliabit until
the month of May next.
The Russian Minister of. Police has 'arrived nt
Paris.

It is said that the Duke of Orleans has left to
his father's creditors all that he has r.:covered of
his succession.

After a few clays of fine weather the tempera-
tore has soddenly grown cold, and hail and snow
have repeatedly fallen 'the course of the day.
One of the sweetest consolations that can pre-
sent itself to the iMegination of the French peo-
ple at the present momeut, is, that two years
have sufficed almost entirely to effaee the remem-
brance of the greatest calamity Franca ever en-
dured.--The 20th of March recurs to she mind of
so very few persons at the present day, that in
every point of view it is really a day without an
anniversary. '
Botnioas, MAticu l6.—The 1)611001 iron ma•
nufacturers of our department have reteited orders
from several sea-ports for cast otensill'for the
colonies, which for a long time havef'=note been
able to obtain a supply. Work goes on in all the
manufactories, 'and the zeal of the minater iron.
manufacturers has provided subsistence for a
omen-ills class of workmen. Potatoes have been
usefully substituted for bread in its present sear.
city. The process of M. Auhertol and 014'11141s
invented by him, have been employ Cl,l t-6 reduce
the pulp to nieal. This resource at •the present
moment is of the greatest value.
Five per Coats, LW fro. 45 ceuts.---Datli Actions 124,•
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