The Sun.
London, England, 1819-03-08 00:00:00

[Morning Herald.]

It is rumoured in the fasliionAle circles, that
a Noble Marquess will soon lead to the Altar a
wealthy lleirts.4, who is notv at Brightoo.--.1( is
also rumoured ,that Captain Wilt-not will shortly
lead 1,,
to the Altar td}. Catharine Osborne, the
lovely daughter of her Grace the Duchess Dowd.
ger of Leeds.

[The Times.]
Sir PHILIP FIIANCIS.—FOr the information of
those readers who have perused the yarn- pub.
'leaf ions which have aiten►p'ed to esfaldkit the
identity of ibis well-known character with the se-
cret and mysterious Junius, we have to state,
that the will of Sir Philip, dated the 2Stli of April,
1818, contains no allusion whatever to those ce-
lebrated Letters.

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THE SUN.

t•LEIi QUIS DiCERE, FALSUAI AUDEAT ?

LONDON,
MONDAY, MARCH 8, 1819.

Yesterday and thiS morning we received the
Paris Papers 'of Thntsday and-Friday last. They
contain a Report of the Proceedings of the Cham-
ber of Deputies on Wednesday, with reference to
the proposition of M. LAYFITTE, the object of
which, it will be recollected, was to address the
KING, praying his Majesty to maintain the Rec-
lion Law in its present state. This, it was at first
supposeti, would have given rise to a trial of
strength, the result of which might, probably,
place the two Chambers in a state of direct hosti-
lity. It seems, however, that a new turn was
given to the discussion, in consequence of the
Chamber of Peers having previously adopted the

propo4i;on or the MitiVICSS de i'acLemir. Rua
which proposition is therefore to be discussed in
the Chamber of Deputies. In the discus-
sion in the •latter Chamber, it . appears that
M. LkFFITTE, in briefly devdoping his pro-
position, principally relied upon the necessity of
maintaining the public tranquillity, and the
danger of delay with reference to this object.—
The Keeper of the Seals opposed the proposition,
on the ground of its being premature ; the propo-
sition agreed to by the Peers must, according to
the Charter, be submitted to the Chamber of

Deputies within ten day•, and that would be the

fit opportunity for the discussion. In the mean
time the public might rest satisfied with the so-
lemn assurance giver' on the part of the Govern-

ment in the Cha.rnber of Peers (by the Marquess
DESSOLL ES). I\l. LAINE tiko oppOSCd the
proposition, but upon a different ground ;
he, I:ke the Marquess tie BAnTutirt.indY,

tained the necessity for modifying the Election
Law with rfgaril to the right of voting upon
patent►, anti the distance which the Electors

had it] many cases to travel to give their votes.
These two opinions indicate the two branches of

opposition to the proposition of M. LAFFITTE ;
but from the circumstance of this doubk opposi-
tion, it cannot at present be ascertained will; ally
accutacy what is the actual state of opinions in the
Chamber of Dep,itics oil:the. stibiect of the Eke-
tion Law. The proposition of M. LAITI.TTE was
supported by NI. DUPONT DE L'Euatz, M. MANUEL
and Al. de Cu AUVELIN; and opposed by iNi:StmEotl,
on the ground taken by tl:e Keeper of the 'e.a:s

by M. de Vit.Lets, who moved the (lacier of the
Dly, on the ground of its being unconsti•utional
to address the KING not to prop6se any eltarage in
an existing 14w; anti by M. COLLARD,
who-took nearly the snme ground as the Keeper
of the Seals. 'Die result was, that the Chamber

agreed, without a eivision, to proceed to the
Orders of the Day, thus getting lid, for.the
present, of M. La.riturTa's proposition. The
Journal die Commerce tvids, the cote gauebe
were for taking. the propfsition into considera-
tion, and the cote droil i.y-t!:it part of the centre
for the Order of the DA, but that it was be-
lieved' the greater part of the celitre only voted
for the Order of the Day on the ground of the
propubition being ill-timed. If tbis is collect,
it may be inferred, that the proposition agreed to
by the Chamber of Peers will be rejected by a
nijority of the Chamber of Deputies. •
lf that should turn out to be the fact, the next
consideration is, bow are the Peers to be preVent-
ed front negativing every projet submitted to them.
by the Ministry, .the constlence of which would
be, that it would he impossible kir the Govern-
ment to go on. To avert this result, it is stated to
be a matter of certainty, that the Government has
determined on creating a number of new Peers
(twenty-three of whom are named in the Jour-
toils), and also on recalling those Peers who were
deprived of their seats by the Ordoutiance of the
24th July, ISIS. By this means the Government
can, of course, turn the majority in their favour ;
but to add, on a sudden, a number of Peers so
considerable to the Chamber is very like an act
of violcuee against constitutional principles ; it is,
however, at the preient moment, probably the
only means of relieving the Government from a
dilemma which might otherwise endanger the very
existence of the Throne. Amongst the intended
new Peers are mentioned to he included--
Lieutenant-General Maurice Mathieu, Lieutenant-Ge-
neral Dubreton, the Count Chaptal, formerly Minister of
the Interior; the Count de Snssy, formerly Minister of Com-
merce; Admiral the Count Truguet, formerly Minister of the
Marine; the Count Portalis, Lieut.-General Rapp, and se-
veral others.

Amongst those intended to be recalled are

mentioned—

Marshal the Mike of Dafitzie, the Count Lacephle, the
Count. de Latour Maubourg, the Duhe de Plaisance, Marshal
the Duke d'Alhoftra, Marshal' the Dnke de Cornegliano,
Marshal the Duke de Trerese, the Duke de Cadore, the
Count M'rutesquiou, the Count de Segur, &c.

The following are extracts from the Journals
of Friby

" CHAMBER OF PEERS.

" SITTING OF THUUSDAY, MARCH 4.

" The rep.(iit was made by the Duke de Levis
0o the projet respecting the financial year. Tile
discussion was immediat,ely opened.
" The Chamber heard in favour of the pro-
jet—the Count Cornet, the Count tie Brigode,
and the Mdrquess (Limier ; and against it, the
Marquess dlierbouville, and the Count Jules +le
Polignac. Several speakers inscribed had not
been heard, and an adjou►nnient till to-morrow
Was demanded, but the Chamber rejected the

proposition for adjournment, and closed 11,e

diiCIJSSi)U.

" The provisional adoption was rejected, anti
the votes were finally taken on the whole prvjet
number of voters by appet no»tinal 147, of which
51 were for the adoption, and 95 for the reitc-_