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

illercurii, 31° Die Jc6tuaisii7 1821.
Petitions were this day presented for Bills for the under-men-
tioned purposes, and which were referred to Committees :
Roans.—Castlecomer and Kilkenny.
Tadcaster and Otley.
Wadesmill and Barley.
Thirsk and Nlasham.
Halifax and Burnley.
• Great Bolton and West Houghton.
IscLosurtis.-11.1iley, Oxfordshire.
Fe'stet!, Essex.
HARBOURS.—Port Leven.
GAS LiGLUlS.—Leicester.
PATENTS.—Fur an Alteration in the Law of Patents. this
appears to be ahighly important measure, and
absolutely necessary for the protection of the
English Mechanics and Artists.
ELECTtONS.—Tregony, fixed for the 13th of February.
Boston,
Truro, - the same..
Bossiney,
Warwick,
Portsmouth,—the Order for the 6th of March
was discharged, arid the Petition ordered to
lie on the Table, according to the Statute,
this being a Petition of Appeal.
Jovis, 10 Die Februarii, 1821.
Petitions were Ilkl:wise presented this day for Bills for the
under-mentioned purposes, and Which were as usual re-
ferred to Committees r
Roans.-Ivelchest. r.
Basingstoke.
Loughborough.
Stratford-upon-Avon and Broomsgrove.
Itexharn.
Fortonbridgc.
Newark-on-Trent.
CANALS.—Stratford-upon-Avon.
DRAINAGE.—Eau Brink, to amend former Acts.
Pooa.—Bristol.
INCLOSURE.—BromIey, Kent.
GOALS.—Sort humberland.
SELEcr Vesrarr.s.—Newington, Surrey.

Ettnxr.t.—ln uur Paper of yesterdily, in the article :roil'
Naples, instead of purchased a considerable number, &c,
read farnis.:ed.—ln the article under. .the head Fine "iris,
On the, View of Rouen, for walking, read looking ; and;
on the same Picture, for wolk of Sailors, read Tailors.

PRICE OF STOCKS
THIS DAY AT TWELVE WELOCK.
3 per Cent Red 72H 73 Imp. 3 per Cent It4ll .• .71
3 I.er Cent. C0n5..... 7,4 kit Lx. Bills, ,2d
4 per Cent.;•9u4Outniuni
5 per Cent. Navy Ann. I otti Cons. for 28th7-21pij

ITIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning, 36 unnutts after I. I Evening, 6 minutes after 2

THE SUN.

SOLEM QUIS DICERE F-ILSUM• ,lUDEAT

LONDON,
FRIDAY, FEBRUdRY 2, 1821.

Pails Papers pf Tuesday last have come to
Court of Peers and Chamber of De-
uties were extraordinarily convoked on Mon-

day, to-re.ceive communication from his MA-
JESTY respecting the explosion in the Palace of
the Tuileries'on Saturday last. The communi-
cation to the House of Peers was made by the
Duke de itictiEttEu, and that to the Chamber
of Deputies by the Keeper of the Seals. • The
particulars are the-same as those stated in-our
columns yesterday, and the Keeper. of the Seals
. .
concluded .his communication in the following,
•
words

" Such an attempt committed iii the interior of
the Palace of our Kings, and in the midst of
faithful servants, by whom his Majesty and the
Royal Family are always surrounded, displays a
spirit of wickedness and audacity attacking all
that is, dear and sacred to France, and expres-
sive of a wish to perpetuate those disquietudes-
and alarms, the existence of which was but
too evident from the lamentable catastrophe
which the short interval of a year has not ,yet
erased from our memory. The King, convinced
that ail that concerns the safety of his person
and that of his Family, as well as the respect
due to their Residence, deeply interests the
Chambers and the Nation, and desirous of tran-
quillizing the fears which this event has naturally,
excited, has commanded is to lay the whole of
the circumstances before you. The most active
and energetic means have been, and continue to
be adopted to discover the authors of this daring
violence ; and with regard to the perturbed spi-
rit which inspires such criminal attempts, it will
be subdued by the certainty that all its efforts
will be vain and useless against the unalterable
and unsh'aken fidelity of the Nation and the
Chambers, and the durable union existing be-
tween them and the King."
The Chamber of Deputies was more nume-
rously attended than on any preceding day dur.