The Sun.
London, England, 1821-05-18 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Jovis, 16° die Mail, 1821.
ITsuny Laws BlLL.—Several Petitions in favour of.
MALT TAX.—Petitions from Fife, &A% AGAINST.
ARUN NAVIGATION BILL.—To be ingrossed.
LYME HARBOUR BILL. )
COUN TY RATE BILL.
IPSWICH GAS LIGHT BILL.SALE OF BREAD BILL. Read a third time and pass; d.
SOLICITOR'S BILL.—To be read a third time to-m:nrow (this
day.)

*.* For A PLAIN ENGListimArr, see the Fourth Page.

PRICE OF STOCKS
THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Bank Stock 2.351 223 Bank Long Ann. 18 13-16t114
3 per Cent. Red 73:ia India Bond 4 :Cis.
3 per Cent. Cons 74A$4 Excite+ Bills 2 I pr.
3.1 Ditto ditto 834 Cons. for Account . 744:4 A t
4 per Cent 91i Opening...7s 75A- T>
5 per Cent. Navy Ann. 109afil

HIGH WATER AT LONDO
Morning, 2( minutes after 3.

,N.BRIDGE TO-MORROW,
I Evening, 43 minutes after 3.

THE SUN.

SOLEdI QUIS DICERE FALSUM AUDERT?

LONDON,
FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1821.

We received this morning the Paris Papers of
Tuesday, but their contents are of little import-

ance. The following are extracts :

PARIS, MAY 15.-:--The King received Gentle-
men yesterday at one o'clock, and Ladies in the
evening.—The Duke de Richelieu transacted
business with his Majesty.—A report of the first
importance• regarding Spain is in generalcircu-
lation here. A personage of the highest distinc-
tion, has, it is said,made his escape from Madrid,
and put himself at the head of the anti-constitu-
tionalists.—(Gazette dc Fiance.)
" The physician Crivelli, who took such an
active part in the Revolution at Piedmont,
rived at Paris. It is said, he immediately recei%-
ed orders to leave that city in twenty-four hoar,
(Journat des Daats.)

MADRID, MAY 6.—The night of the murder
of the unf tunate Vinut sa, the !populace prc•
c eded to the houses of the Ministers, demand-
ing the heads of twenty-five persons, all of whom
belong to the first families of Spain.—The last
courier from Madrid to Bayonne narrowly es-
caped falling into the hands of the Guerillas
near Burgos. Several musket shots were fired

at him.—Senor Feliu, Minister for the Colonies,

has been appointed Minister of the Interior. Ile
is succeeded by Don N. Heredia.---A courier, ar-
rived on the 2d from Carthagena, has brought
intelligence that there was an insurrection in the
town during the preceding night, The people
demanded and obtained the exile of fifteen per-
sons.—On the 27th of April, Salazar, and a gr( at
number of ecclesiastics and monks, destroyed
the Constitutional pillar, erected in the square of.
Miranda. They afterwards forced open the pri-
son doors, and levied a contribution of 80() ra,*
tions of rovisi. us.

44 NAPLES, APRIL 26.—Letters from Rome
announce the illness of King Ferdinand.

Two moveable; Austrian columns ate marching
through the Capitalana and Basilicata, to put an
end to the robberies committed by some bands.

of Carbonari.
" The French Chamber of Peers is still occu-
pied with the trial of the conspirators of August,
1820; and the Chamber of Deputies is engaged
in the discussion of the proposed law fur the
creation of twelve new Bishoprics, and relative
to an increased provision for the Clergy."

FRtNCII FUNDS.
lklay 14, Five per Cents.
Bank Stock

83 f. 55 c.
-1560 f. c.

A Supplement to the London Gazette was pub-
lished this morning, containing the particulars of
the first operations of the force* under the com-
thand of Lieutenant-Colonel the lion. L. STAN-
"PE) in the
.province of Okamundel t, which
led. to the reduction of the fort of Dwarkal:.
These operations took place on the 24th and
25th of Nov. 1820. and were completely success-
ful.
We gave the substance of these brilliant
actions in T. 14 SUN of Friday last. The dis-
patches, from which the Extracts are published
14 the London Gazette this day, are dated the
6th and 15th of December, 1820, and are ad-
dressed from the Government of Bombay to
the
Court of Directors of the East India Com-
Pan
- Y • The following is a list of the killed and
svuttuded
net'4", of casualties in the Field Detachment under the Com-
,l4lld of Lieutenant-Colonel the Hon. L. Stanhope, at the
l;or1-.;_apturn of Dwarka, on the 26th November, 1820.
ILLI.-I.—lst Regiment of Light Cavalry : 3 regimental
ses—Artillery : 1. gun hiscar.—Detachment of his Mk-
•io,'s 65th Regiment : 1 rank and file, 1 Bhustee.— 2d Batt.
1 : 1 rank and file.—TOtal : 2 rank and file,
11V1 Lascar, 1 Bhustee, and 3 regimental horses.
hen. "NDED.—General Staff : 1 Lieutenant, 1 Officer's
dar3e•—lst Regiment of Light Cavalry : 1 Captain, 2 havil-
b.B, 6 rank and file, 2 Officers_, and 10 regimental horses.—
,e,Chment of his ajesty's 65th Regiment : 1 Lieutenant, 2
fiireJeants, 7 rank and file.-2d Batt. 3d Regiment : 6 rank and
rank Batt. sth Regiment: 1 rank and file.—Pioneers : 1
jeat and tile•—'rotal wounded: 1 Captain, 2 Lieutenants, 2 ser-
bt, 2 havildars, 21 rank and tile, 3 officer's and 10 regimen-
horses.
I,iNAt
+,
,", or OFFICERS lirouxnED.,--Capt. Soilleux, lit
gaky ‘-avalry, severely ; Lieut. Marriott, acting Personal,Bri-
e Major, severely ; Lieut. Cassan, 65th Regt., severely.

one " tachment of artillery, Ist Cavalry, one squadron Pioneers,
and ?,,nlPany of his Majesty's 65th regiment, siLcompanies 2d
4. • t' regiments native infantry, Ist and sth ditto, ditto.
and,,‘,%piratical province in Guzerat, situated between the 22d
~;d deg. of North Lat.
Juggut, North Lat. 22 deg. 15 min. E. Lon. 60 deg.

tExt). PORT-AU-PRINCE, MAncti 20.
-.4et• of a PROCLAMATION issued by BOYER on the
Bth of 'March.]
- The
Republic, like a rock against which the bellowing waves
ate braking, g always firm and unshaken, has resisted the shock
ii t nthe factious. On every point the sacred cause which we defend
; every where have the efforts of the malevolent
"4:1 rendered vain, and only served to unmask and disclose the
t4r.oers and enemies of good order. Haytians ! you have wit-
:44Qrl the moderation and generosity of Government ; you shall
wigs its justice and firmness.. In short it is time to cast
Seri' 44 to annihilate all the•elements of anarchy and dis-
t(); °h-rwilieb have threatened our tranquillity. The desire of
hitherto the misguided with him who has misled, has
futth:tcvlield back the arm of Government. But indulgence
-t Prolonged would be imprudence; when revolt dares to
14-1::). her hideous front, let us haste to strike and destroy it.
1,---1)-er-444t ! be more united than ever ; rally round the tree of
divide Y ; repel the perfidious insinuations of those who seek to
IThich ~Y", laoly to strip you of that precious independence
"°l4 have bought with so many sacrifices."

f,e le revision of the Criminal Laws, which has
of liteatly of late been urged upon the attention
e the 'louse of Commons, we expect, will
i'
°l)o°rience the consideration a subject of such
.4tance requires. It. appears that peti-
b' after petitions, in large numbers, have
1 Presented to the House of Commons, pray-
org.llll°" revision of these Laws. In the prayer
41:1e'.'e
°f Petitions, proceeding from individu-
we highest, as well as humblest estate,
per fttilY concur ; because, the fault which
lk,:4(ies them .may be remedied, and the
11:
tilth 3 of this nature, having been gradually, or
Cher
°ccasionally introduced, as each new species
t,fat- t -- arose, some of them, incidentally, were
the din haste, to effect an immediate arrest of
are Pa'
t'ot ticular crime. At this time, when we
•
.port upit • involved in 'foreign broils, ample op-
iS presented for the completion of an
Cri
" Fre
s° 'universally desired as the revision of
'11441
Laws, and others also :—the first equal-
•
tllll.O "nig the feelings of humanity and the
tiltsf
tt of society, as the latter the liberty and
0-
flog of subject, and the security of this na-
ils! , certainly dependant on the maintenance of
41.1
.-eriority .at sea.
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--
titione„ in ' this
11441:i(‘-„Ii:::jAcriplIPIteaiD1 chEa;-'slu'llccee-deed,.the Committee
votrg i decided yesterday, ‘‘•that the. Right of
41,,,t1g for this borough is in the occupiers as
41 Z!'ts ant
year to year, or for a greater estaten
tli-Itient burgage houses, and houses built upon
40 :cites- of ancient- burgage houses situate
,ie Nl;tilighbridge, such occupiers -heing bona fi, - tice'ent therein, and being, or having given no
q Ato be, put upon the Court Call of the Manori
tll'hiborougli as tenants of ;nth houses." , o
tirti.°orse of this investigation some interesting
`vin•m,4lstatlces came out respecting the influence
TI,:"" has for sinne time prevailed in this .place.
.
)tiol' are now,- of the petitions of appeals .on the
No it of -Election, only two left far determina-
-04: Lirnerick and petersfwid. The first is
4414 c6osideration; for the second the ballot
3 aPpointed for Tuesday next.