The Sun.
London, England, 1810-11-27 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY, OCT 31.

The President announced Iliat the discussion re-
speeling' the case of the Marquis del PalaciOw4 now
to be concluded.
Senor FLVERTA, however, observed, that with-
out denying to General 'O'Donnell a merit propor-.
ttoned to the recompence.he had rei:eived,,and even
to much greater rewards, he must ,contend that .
did not belong to the Council of IleAeticy to grant:
such favours, and much less to exeinht any man.
from the burdens and contribu, ions imposed on pa-
trimonial property. He concluded by say ing, that
though he believed the Regency had exceeded its
duty in grantitt this favour, be considtred
cess.try thai. the Curtes should confirm it in due
form. The suhjed was deferred tit' another sit-
ting, the question respecting the- Marquis having
the precedency.
• On the motion of Senor GOLF I!q, the Report of
the Committee of Justice eras iead.on thi, subject.
Several Members spoke, some expressing air opi-.
hion that a prosecition ought in due form to be
instituted against the Marquis, to ascert•in, at the
same time, the persons who may have influenced
his condutt ; and oilers contending that his itnnru-'
deuce, and whatever- excess he might -have been ~
guilty of, was sufficiently punished by depriving
him of the employment of Regeot, tit the Cap,..
tain-Generalship of, the kingdom of Art agon. •
The question was then put, Whetter the subjeft
was not sufficiently discussed, as it related to the fie-
pert of the Committee of Justice and the Cones
having deciated that it was so, they proceeded to
vote, whether it should be determined tliat, for th ~.!
same reason, that, he had lost .the'confiderice of the
nation to Sri ye as a Member of the Interim Regency,
he should be also stripped of his Ottice as Captain-,
General
,of Arragon ? The question was earned in
the afiiitnative.
The discussion was then resumed on the ques-
tion, Whether or not they should come to a vote
on the .followiug part of the Committee of Justice,
respecting the institution of a prosecution against
the Marquis Without coming to any decision,
hove, er, the Public Sitting adjourned at one o'clock,
sand the St cret Sitting continued till halt past three
in the aiternoon.

THURSDAY, NOV. 1.

The Marquis Del PaLicit) addressed a petition on
the subject of his services that had been called ques-
tion. it was nth read on account of its length,
but ordered to be taken into consideration on a fu-
ture day.
A pan of the Diario de la Corunna was read, in
which is gitcu an account_rif the joy expressed
throughout thaf.gallant,kingdom on the happy in-
stallation of the Coaes. Public service had bevn
appointed in all the churches, with a solemn l'e
Deurn, salutes of artillery, congratulation on the
part of all public bodies and authorities, and an oath
taken by, the same. The instructions issued to
tht'm on the occasion were also read, Lie. _

Senor QUINTANA, Deputy foi Galico, stated the
outline of a plan; in which he drew an impressive
picture of the various abuses and 'excesses com-
mitted by the -former Government, &c. After a
variety of observations, he concluded by Moving,
that a strict residence be appointed, if not to the
Prcvincial Juntas, at least to the Central, and the
Council of Regency.
A Committee was appointed to ingnire into the
gratuities, pensions, and employments, confet red by
the Regency since the 3011) et April last.
All atiowymous writing was prest.nted, in which
it was solicited that the military be represented in
the Corks as a separate class of the commuity.

FRIDAY, NOV. 2.

The discussion'upon article 4 14 and 15, of the
projeo of a law upon !he. liberty of the press, was
continueJ, which, atter a careful and attentive con-
sideration, were adopted without alteration ; as were
the 12th and 13th, and the la,t was put to the vote,
which states the qual fications of those persons who
compose the Junta of Censure, and those...) be esta-
blished in the provinces.

SATURDAY, Nov 3.

The Cortes have publicly and privately resolved
that the Council of Regency should nominate a
Junta of .nine Ministers of the Supreme Council, and
some Ecclesiastics, to investigate the case of the
Marquis del Palacio, respe&mg the occurrence of
the ::Bth of Oaober ; and having heard his Ma-
jesty's Fiscal of the Royal Council and the Marquis
they should communicate to the Cortes what sen-
tence should be- given, and the effect of the decree
of the 30th of 0,-.lober was suspended, whereby it
was declared that the Marquis had log their coup_
deuce, aod'was thereby unfit to hold the appoint_
tent of Captain General of Arragon ; and he is per_
mitted to remain at liberty upon the island on his
parole of honour.
It was afterwards proposed that an a&ion should
be framed in the project of the Liberty of the Press,
stating the qualifications of persons who should com-
pose the Supreme Juntas of Censure and the Juntas
of the Pravtuces. Senor LUxAN read what he should
propose, and opened the debate, which continued
for some time; and the following addition was made
to the t 4th article.
" Three of the nine-individuals who shall com-

pose the SupletneJunta of Censure shall be Ecclesi-
astics, and two from the Juntas of the Provinces;
thg rc"rnaitidet sJail be laymen ; they lima alto le: