The Sun.
London, England, 1821-02-05 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTA:tY PhOCEEDINGS.

NO.TI('ES of NIOTP)N:, wItA now stand in the ORDER-
BOOK.pf the HOI'T, 9f CONINIONti, foi• TUESIIAY,
WEDSESDAY, rItSDAY, and FRIDAY next.

TUESDAY,, FEB. G..
t: Ilr Fretnantle,-.-Select Committee on the present state of
the Supply of Water to he Metropolis.
2. Mr. Cnrwen,—Bill for protection of Patent Riehts.
3. Sir. Mattkew White :titlley,—Papers relative toSurcharges
on the ‘l,.essell Taxes.-
4. Mr. Wallace,—Selert Cothmittee on Foreign Trade.
5. Mr. William Sinith,—Papers Explanatory of, the .-present
state'of the Slaye Trade, as carried uNri by Forcii,-ners.
WEDNESDAY, ,YEB. 7.
I. Lord Archibald Hatnitton,—Order in Council directed to
the General Assembly of Scotland, relating to the Era-
sure of the queen's name ;—Letter relating to the Arrest
of a Clergyman in Scotland.
-2 Mr. Elliee,Petition for leave to withdraw the llossinney
Election Petition.
'3. Lord dolin Russell Petition, complaining of Military
• - Outrage at a County Meeting holden at Kiltuainham,
Dublin.

-THURSDAY,- FEB. 8.
I. Nlr. Ileatinaoot.—,Cooduct of Sheriffs in refusing to- call
Merrt logs for the purpose of Petitioning.
2. Mr. Kennedy.—Bill to regulate the Appointment of Juries
fur the Trial of Criminal Vairs in Scotland.
FRID,VI, FEB. 9.
Last Day for It eceiv,ing Petitions Itir Private Bills,.

PRICE OF STOCKS
Tirtg DAY AT TWELVE 0-CLOCK.

3 er tent. Con. 72U F.x. Bills, 2tl.
3 per Cent.
f
5 per Cent. Navy Ann 1064i

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning, 53 minutes after •3. j Ereninc. $ minutes :titer 4

THE

SOLEM QUIS incERE FilLsum AUDEAT?

LONDON,
MOND,IY, FEBRUARY 5, 1821.

Paris Papers of Thursday last reached us early

this morning. They contain accounts of fresh
explosions, which have not fortunately been at-
tended with► the loss of any lives, though consi-
derable injury has been done to several houses.—

The following are the particulars : -
" PARIS, JAN. 31.—At half-past nine o'clock
yesterday evening, an explosion took place in the
Rue St. Honore, near the Regency Coffee-house.
A short time after a still louder explosion was
heard in the Rue du Doyenne, near the Carousel.

" This day at two o'clock in the afternoon
another explosion took effect at the Treasury
Office, in a passage leading to the apartments of
the Accountant General. it is ascertained, that
this explosion proceeded from a tin-box, capable
of containing two pounds of gunpowder, and de-
posited in an obscure noo4 of the passage in

rqUestion. The expldSion was terrible ; ths.start-
caSe Wa..5 filled with flames and smoke ; a
wooden tfible in the Passage was shattered, and
added to the fire; Ferttinately, only one person
belonging to thil'ofiice was though several
doors Bade been damaged, and., thq windows in
the ntbiolathtirliood broken. 5.4454;-tlris 6nx.
tnig4itlillaveoccasitnedinorOdgge, if th ow--
der had been more conipressed. Immediately
after the explosion the iron gates of the Court,
and the avenues -to the Treasury were closed,
and a judicial inveStigation conmenced. This is
the seventh attempt of a similar kind within
eight days,

" The activity or the law authorities has becn,
and continues to be, unremitting, iii deiectin4
authors, of the late liorrible*attempt in the
Palace of the Tuileries, but prudence still pro-
hibits the disclosure of the various arrests
were secretly takint- place."

Nothing of 'importance has lately occupied We

attention of the Chambers.

Accounts from Vienna state, that it was the
general opinion the Con,4ress of Laybach wrf,l,l
be shortly transferred to Goritz, the capital of
Friuli, or even further on, if the military °pent-
tions, which are to be carried on with the 9.-,rcaret
possible degree of energy, in case the Kin; of
NiPLES Should not accede to the propositioni of
the Allied Sovereigns, slthold render it necesa'r,,v,..
It is now certain that the King'cllPßl7,,,,i
not be present at the Conferences at Laybaci,
but'Prince lIALIDENIT.ERG, and Count BERN,TCLFF

are invested with full powers on the Part of t 1.13
Monarch. -

tiII:NCH FUNDS.

Janf3).--Fivr Per Cents.

.. S t f.

:i0 C.

14i,7 00

'As Mr. TIERNEY is taking an.active part-in fa.-
, .vour.of the QUEEN, it may not be improper to re-
._.,
'. Mind the'PubliC of what the Honourable Gentic-
- man said an a former occasion'in tfie House of Cora-
-1 :.
mons on' the same subject : he
,said that " lie,
in common with others, had certainly. heard
'rumours
injurious- to the'QUEEN'S character, rti,'
mours which, if true, he had no hesitation in :lay-
ing, proved her 'unworthy to id on /ie- British
Throne :—if these rumours had any foundation,
it was the tiutyof Parliament to take some step:'.,
in ;order. to rescue 1,1: ts MAJErTY from the flc-
gradation of sharing his Throne . with such. a...
Partner;, and if false, there can be as little doubt
hat it is their duty to maintain HER MAJEAtI"
in all her Rights and Dignities." The Von.
Gentleman farther said," that it would be_harl—
'lodeqa:to-aeny His -MAJESTY that right which
,the lowest of his subjects enjoy, Viz. to be
set free from an unworthy Partne:-." Now, it
seems to be an incumbent duty en Mr. Ttv-aixEr
to state, alter the evidence which he has heard
on the Bill of Pains 'and Penalties, whether lie
-
thinks the
_QUEEN, is or is not worthy to sit
'on the British Throne, tend whether she -Ougllt
to be maintained in all the .rights and dig-
nities which were posSessed by the late revered
Partner of our late revered Sovereign ? . The na-
tion, the world at large, have a right to require
of. Mr. TIERNEY a full and explicit answer on a
subject that has excited such disturbance in the
Country, and which his Party seem determined
to render the source of unremitting anxiety and ,
divisions among the People in general.

•
Intelligence has been received from Calcutta,
by way of the. United States, to the 16th
gust. At that period the place was still i,eri
sickly. Produce, generally, was very • high,
owing to large shipthents to South Arnelica, the
Persian Gulf, and the short crops of cotton for
the last two years. Almost the whole of the
last•erop of cotton had been purchased by Ole
Company at an average of upwards of 20 rupv's
per maund, and. was shipping to Canton. The
crop then growing promised to be large. Ihe
crop of indigo was expected to be an average'
crop. Sugar and ginger were abundant ; buctbo,
fOrmer was held very high, and largo sales
ing for the western parts of India and for Ln4-
land. Cotton goods were unusually high. It ii7s
understood that the Governor-General of India,
the Marquis of HASTINGS, was to return to
land about the close of the year. The trnit..
States frigate Congress had been expected
Calcutta with treas7re from lanihla, in conse-
quence of advices from the latter place. Thelast
advices from her stated, that she was refitting at
Pula Oar, and was expected to return toCtinton.,
The Rev. Mr. JunsoN, one•of the American Mii-
sionaries,.with his family, had arrived in Calcutta
from Rungoon, which place lie was obliged to
leave on account of a war being,about to take
place between the King of PECU and the Sia- :
mese. The Bale-of-Cotton Rock, .the existtnce
of which had been doubted, has been seen by the
brig ITc/1.9, on her passage from the Isle of
France, and its situation ascertained to be in 5
deg. 45 min. N. lat. and 86 de'. 49 min. E. long"
. Santa Martha, it is stated, has 'been taken by
the insurgents ; and General Moratt.o had re-
signed hiS coniniand to General LA 'forte, and
had arrived at Porto Cabello,' on his 'return to
Europe.

MS MAJESTY, we are :informed, intends to
visit both Theatres ha the coarse of this wee'L,;
Drury-lane on Tbesdar evening, and Covoit
garden on Wednesday.—(Morizing Chronic/v.)

COURT OF KING'S BFSCII—(TmsDAt,

BIRMIN6iIANI

THE KING V. CARTWKI6IIT.• EDIVONOS, WOOLER

AND OTHErts. •
Mr. Justice BEST sat in Court at an early hour,
and disposed of the.reguiar motions of the clay.
On the CHIEF JusTic": and the other Learned
Judges coming into Court, the case.of Cart'; right
and others, for a Conspiracy to Elect a "
.Lcgis-
latorial" Attorney for :;the Town of Birmingham
was. called on.

- •
Mr. on the part of Major Cartwright,
addressed the Court at considerable length,• in
support
Learned of the Mile for a New Trial. The
Gentleman urged all the former objec-
tions to the Jury, in their striking, their summon-
:"ll' and to the general mode of conducting the
la'. Mr. Wt,oler was proceeding to address the
,court 1% hen our Reporter left ; hut as•the Carer
•fusncr. will hold Sittings,in London, there is HO
Probability. of its terminating this day.

•
„
r..i`cioNA.rAnTe...—We extract the following ar-
ticle from an American Paper : ,
" On the 14th of November the Juno hove too about two
to windward of St. Helena, and in about 20 minutes
after was boarded by a boat from the flag-ship Vie, 74, Rear.
,44raira1 Lambert, and very politely treated. the ship was
P:mailt:d to approach Vie roads' by signal from the flag-ship,
in half an litair the Vigo's boats came aloug;;ide with wa-
froia the shore, e.nd supplied it free of expellee. being
late in the day, and the ship a considerable distance -from the
ltd, could not procwe any vegetables or refreshments from
tlyz shore, and whica were rather scarce: was - informed that
Ai.,:tericari ships passed the island the preceding day, sup_ 1,0,1t.d.Lt0 be the Clay, of Boston, and the Caroline, of Salem.
t'34-11'oilli: was 1-11 by the 011kers of the Vigo,
nontht the
Yl,lr,perOr Napoleor W. 2.; in goodhealth, and received coni-
.Z•t!' ibr kePt him'self entirely secluded, even from the Clover-
,-;"le new palace at Lone;wood was so far completed as
Empfarorto.live`in It is said•to a naugl-
..„ ,Ilikang, and beautifully situateu. General Bertrand
Lady still r.ir.ain with Buonaparte. The Russian and
Commission.rs left St. Helena sometime. since, and
ivteo,riti.,.4"ns re-nains but a. -French Nobleman. Buona-
coD-....5---;-d to sec a single Person since Lord Am-
Ilta lerst was &urn' itted't'O-an audience ; the natUre of that interliew
rlat ranspired :at the Nand. A Lady of some rank, lately
• r•turning fromlndia, had entlea,voured to get introduced to
filiTl„,.'„artnodr f°tor given her
nboy the
tice of th'e tion..a"Lrd f..4ornerset, in returning from his
nticozenand at the (,ape, had also solicited. an audience, but
onaparte refused to see him. It was observed, he had now
Inziself so entirely- ssalluded for sa:h a length of time, t)at
lie was &Mom the subject of. conversation, and was hardly
• thotght of by .thOse, on the .le.land; and the latest news they
Tit f°n'l rtim is frequently via England. His health was good.
"le ,torn rePoited sometime since, of a ship apparently dis-
rnasted, having appea-od off. the bland, under suspicious eirt,,
culnstance.s, had no foundation- in truth. A schooner had been
!ignalled oftcm f.rom the.hci.hts for upwards of a fortnight,.and
.!?3, her superior sailira she eluded the
is
h Were
ItMlentlY in chase rd." her: It is most probable she was a Pa-
• trios privateer war.:_qtirig anish Indininen. There *are 14otit.2,00ftinhabitants olithelsland at present. The number
tzonp3 is lbw,' 9 000 h the several stations all
6•;:o - ' o occupy tual anti over the:islaati."
Ramburgli and. Flanders Mails arrived last
The Colycspondent states, that the De-
laration" of the. Allied. Sovereigns, which was
Published in the:French and English Papers,and
hicit called forth the exposition of the views Of.
he British Government with respect to interfer
ience in -the -affairs of foreign States, was neverttended for publication, and .
:was very incor
4(.115' printecl.--LThe negbciations of the
,Pro-.
itant States' of Germany.Writh the POPE, are
1;1:-
es sxpected that five Episcopal Sees will be
If
Rainitll
he seen by an advertisement from the
'will: 4" °lir first page, that to...morrow the Bank
tlirectors"dY to issue, such proportions as the
the ri;ai tuaY think proper, current silver coin of
t,,
sterlitic, amount_ of•one million pounds
. !,3 for Bank notes, provided
iPPlicatin Ring°
only nevi!, -e made for the same before the Ist of
es
tak - AMI Ly.--Hi s MAJESTY now
.
joanied bngs on horseback at Brighton, accom,
Bloomfiep r I II c,k,
Esterhazy and Sir Benjamin:
,t affeeti,onate
most and is every where greeted with the.
salutationu.:-,-On - Saturday and
...tylesit.,:erda.y tile Duchess of Clarence- took an airing
the s'ensulgt", & ---
e.Prince Leopold dined with
Duchess of Kent. on Saturday, at her apart-
tnents incjilt Hee the Palace, Kensington. After,
oc- their Royal Ilighnesses left,Kensington
proceeded to the residence of the Duke and
Duchess _of Clarence. in the King's Palace, St.
es's, and drank tea and spent the evening
the 4nd-Duchess.—On Saturday and
desterdl
L y the Princess Sophia visited the Duchess
t,,,,,arence.----.-Prince Leopold breakfasted yes-
V4'l3' with the Duke and Duchess of Clarence.—
tiatterd,ay the Duchess of Kentthe Duchess of
(410r,s
e4ce, Prince Leopold,. aid- the Princess
• .
, attended :thyme-Service at the king's_
jai
fTerman Chapel, in his Palace, St. James's.
koat‘ Leopold afterwards left town for Glare-
Yar(4l't-atc..' of the Navy and the Royal Dock-
-1 r.l hlll l'Pquiritig a continuance of the present
,„):.,tilereitt, a reduction has 'been ordered'
to
1-‘Q the rates of pay to the 'workmen,
this day. The Lords of the Ad-
-1(-c-tingr ti,.tinderstand, have- thus determined on
"ti.::'!irl4ll..zrot'enecessar). reductions, rather than by:
°f the men, from knowing that there
P
4r(!'s I.sting means of employ out of the Dock-.
1). ' and tte
ito„, 's -mode of lessening the public ex-
j).-rt stat -lc' still leave them a subsistence. - Re-in~re'
, es that
tnicurd_
,the duck-yard at. Deptford is W
11," ii? :"4-1 no longer to be used as a build-
. 7 1.1., as „ •
I aSVI "'"qPot for, naval.
.stores. The_
as vllll at •
Is 'ln • Greenwich is also named as alio-
„
oy the
(.1.;.E.n
i_wnicti retrenchment will.be adopt-
•..cuar.ge of
efileers •• the Governor. and all the
4,1 'en of se', the establishment of the
1, to ci "'non and marines is to be transfer-
i4oll,, . Hospital; and.. the building
,tttl to° now used as the asylum to Ibe.appropri-.
°ft: th° Nava...l College;to be removed front:
d't"tith•
•C.R. 1. Sir
iIAwEINs Wnrrstirn,
•Jc°rtstrio,_!..is ppottited Commander-in-Chief at
t 's. fl 4, " JAMES was expected to hoist
J°. yesterday thu Queen Charlotte. Cap-
-1: It. (; vis appointed Flag-Captain, and
(.1 L(4", Esq. Secretary the Admiral.
tleeri Charlotte will be -paid off and re-corn-
II °I"
0 W I
n nesday next. Lieutenant W.
to I, 1 r (first), and M. R. G oLD P
, IN, UrS-4:l', are
aPPOILIted,