The Sun.
London, England, 1819-03-20 00:00:00

[Morning Post.]

The Persian Ambassador, now at Paris, on his
wav 10 England, is the same who was hi Lond•in
vome years -ago. The beautiful Circassian who
accompanies him, has been so closely confined
since her anival at Palk, that not a single per-
son has been able to obtain a sight of her, though
lhousands daily 'crowd round his hotel in the vain
hope GI a giiitipie.

[New Times.]

PITT CLUB.—We understood that his Grace
tlie Duke ollVelltligtim•has consented to take the
Chair at the approaching Dinner ot the Pitt Club,
on the 28th ot May.

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Perlionted Last Ni:ght.
THEATTIE ROYAL, CoVENT-GAHDEN.—An Oratorio.
TUENflit; ROYAL, DEW IIY-LANE. —No Performance.

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THE SUN.

sor,Em QUIZ DICER,/ FALSUM AUDI:AT ?

LONDON,
SiTURDAY, MARCH 20, 181 g.

We received this morning the Paris Papers of
Wedne.day last. The following are extracts
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIE';, TUESDAY, MArtcit 16."
a' The Chamber assembled at eleven in the

Bateaux, to proceed to their organization.

" The Bureaux also nominated a Committee to
examine the Resolution of the Chamber of Peers,
respecting the Election Law, viz. Mn. Bedoch,
de Laboullaye, Bellart, Grenier, Doris, Manuel,
de Cothieres, Bengnot, Royer-Collard.

" At two the Chan►'uer resolved itself into a

Secret Committee.
"At three the Sitting was made pub!ic.
" The Miniater of Finance, after an introduc-
tory speech, proposetl• the Bridget.
" STATEMENT GIVEN IN SPEECH-
' Francs.
Sum voted for the Service of I gIB ,t0t:,48=2,000
Det'uct Expences of the Foreign Armies 306,728,000

Sum wanted fur the Ordinary Service of 1318 .. 799,934,000
,Bunnvr.—Estiniated Expenditure for 1319,
minus the Extraordinary Expences charged

upon IBIS ..,

8R9,c210,000

Excess of Expenditure for Ordinary Service for

.1819 above 1818 89,25f:,000
'' The projet wits ordered to be referred to the

Bureaux.

" The Chamber again resolved itself into a
Secret Committee, in which the discussion was
resumed on the Resolution of the Chamber of
Peers for abolishing the Droit

" The discnssion was closed, and the Resolu-
tion was adopted by a majority of 121 to 68.

" PARIS, MARCH 17.—The King transacted
business yesterday successively with the Marquess
Dessolles and the Minister of Finance. •

" The Persian Ambassador yesterday visited the
Royal Museum, accompanied by the Lady of the
English Ambassador, and Lord and Lady Fitzroy
Somerset. The Ambassador afterwards visited
the Puree:loin Warehouse of /U. Rue.sie

14 Nix, wilt:re be preferred tile at:lLles its the
antique style to modern d, signs, MIL gave seve-
ral conSineraide orders for articles in the Etrus-
can and Asiatic style, with which he appeared
much pleased.
" The Marquess de Juig-nt., rem. of France,
died at Paris on Sunday.
" Since the commencement of the present Ses-
sion, 891 Petitions have been presented to the
Chamber of Deputies.

" The Persian Ambassador is to be introduced
to the King on Saturday next.

FIVE PER CENTS.

Shut price ..... ;OS f. 20 e.
Tuesday, Ex. Div c.

DE1,131211U1l STOCK.
Of the 22(1 March, 1817, 82 f. 55e.
2.241 Sept. 1817, ' Bof. 55c.
blarclt, ISIS, 714 1. 85c.
till Sept. 1818, 7Ol. 75 c."

\Ve received this day a Series of Sierra Leone
Pdpers, ‘v111(11 ‘ve find the le:flowing CliiiciLti
A!ittouncement