The Sun.
London, England, 1821-05-22 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCE.EDINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Lunge, 21° die Mali, 1821.
142TROPOLIS GAS LIGHT BlLL.—Reported.
\VIET aTr
-S and .I.IERIKS CANAL BlLL.—Ditto.
CI xErIAL TURNPIKE-BlLL.—Deferred to Thursday.
..SiUI: PORTS SALVAGE BILL. 1 Second reading deferred
0-ktVAGE ACTS DITTO. f until Wednesday.
AVERAG BlLL—Read a second time, and committed
for the 29th of May.

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or Jon:: BIT YVAN'S Letter, see the Fourth rage.

PRICE OF STOCKS
THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
tlazlr Stock '27i.1 5 per Cent. Navy Ann. ... 110
a per Cent. Red 74 73i 109 i
, Per Cent. Cons. - 75 7-14!i India Bonds 453.
';'l Per Cent. B.2g Excheq. Bills 3 1 pr.
t Per Cent 925 Cons. for Account... 75 741/4
n'llk Lang Ann....18i 19 184 ----.- Opening niggil
--...
ht
1, GII WATER AT LONDO
,!°rning, 14 minutes after 6.

BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Evening, 40 minutes after 6

THE SUN.

E3l QUIS DICEIIE JP ALSUM AUDERT?

LONDON,
TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1821

rarrs
Papers of Saturday arrived this morning.
The I •
2 ntelligence from Madrid is as late as the
th
instant; and states that during the preceding
.t-
-*entY-four hours, that capital was tolerably
1111" ; but all the accounts from the different
1.1
I.4inces "represent them to be a prey to the
greatest disorders. The popular commotions at
earth
agena and Algesiras, were of the most vio-
lentf description, and the- individuals banished
;$541 those towns or imprisoned, are persons of the
orftst distinction, besides Ecclesiastics and Naval
,o:4cers• It would seem as if the band of MERINO
44 far from exterminated. The imposing force
'
fel
I"ve mght against him induced him to disperse his
0 rs among the mountains, and it was only
ther Rutall portion of them that the EMPECINAhO
Pn:t4111"1 the victory mentioned in the Spanish
Ters yeslerday. - About 300 anti-constitu-
,i`
enalists among whom are several Ecclesiastics,
„, ,have
been arrested in Galicia, and are now in
"nernent at Carunna.
4dvices from Bucharest, of the 15th of April,
t4rnisilbut a melancholy account of the cause of
t Greeks,
'reeks. The official -declaration of the
ath
perors of AUSTRIA and 11.1.issiA on this subject
rcl Completely dispirited the followers of Prince
I'sILANTy, and all his efforts proved fruitless to
c'untervail the baneful effects of this intern-
Refice• It was reported at Ancona, on the 24th
ninln, that the famous ALI PACIIA had been
ill dby his Secretary.
The late King of Sardinia, VICTOR EMMA-
.
13 still at Nice, with his family ; and the
'ocz Gazette of the 9th announces, that the
I.in
b. g, CHARLES FELIX, has ascended the Throne,
but 'mentions not,,a word respecting the depar-
ture of his MAJESTY for the States.
11,1.4. e French Chamber of Deputies have passed
large,fs majority the first article of the pro,-
e a
Law relative to the Clergy. This article
orders the reversion of merged Pensions to
the
naget of the Minister of the Interior.

FRENCH FUNDS.
kay 18, Five per Cents. .................. f. 75 c.
Bank Stock .......... ............ 1557 f. 50 C.
The

.ollowing are the H
he amburglt Papers to
" 15th instant, received this day :
STocßnotal, MAT 4.—The King's visit to Norway seems
to be iDdefinitely deferred. The. Crown Prince has had are.