The Sun.
London, England, 1819-03-06 00:00:00

" CHAMBER OF PEERS.

" The printing of severat speeches Was ordered

" Other speakers stiii remained inscribed on
the list for speaking, when the Chamber closed
the discusbion.

" T(►e votes were taken by Appel Noimnal, on
the question fur adopting or rejecting the pro-
position.

" The number of voters was 153 ; the result
gave 55 votes for the rejection, and 98 for the
adoption, of the proposition. The adoption was

pronounced.

" The Chamber adjourned till Thursday to bear
the report of the Special Committee charged with
the examination of the projet of law relative to
the financial year.

" In the same Sitting the Chamber will hear

the developernent of the proposition moved by the
Count de Caste!lane, fo•r the revocation of the law

respecting seditious expressions.

" ?Altus, MARCH 3.—The Duke and Duchess

of Orleans visited the King yesterday.
• " The Doke of Gloucester visited on. Friday
the Establishment for the Edocatimi of the
Daughters of the Members of the Royal Legion
of Honour.

• " After hearing the developement of M. Laf-
flue's proposition this day in the Chamber of
Deputies, for maintaining the Election Law in

its present state, the discussion will be imme
diately opened on the question, whether it flirtl
be taken into consideration and sent to the hu•

reaux for examination.

" The celebrated Portuguese Poet, Francisco
autiel, died at Paris the 2.51 h ult. aged 84.

" The Archduchess Maria Louisa set out the

14th ult. from Parma, with a nu►nerous suite, to
proceed by the way of Verona to Venice, to meet
her father, the Emperor of Austria.
" By a Royal Ordonnance, dated the 28th ult.
the Electoral Colleges-of the departments of ll-
nistere, Rhone,Sarthe, and Loire Inferieure, are
to be assembled on the 25th instant, to complete
their deputations.

Tuesday.

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NVe have received Baltimore Papers one day

ater than the last arrival.

Front The Baltimore Telegraph of the Ist February.]
110 USE OF REPRESENTATIVES, JAR. 30.

The following Message was received from the
President of the United States :
" To. the House of Representatives of the United States.
" In compliance with a Resolution of the House

EULLF,TfN OF THE SITTING OF TUESDAY, MARCH 2.
" At one o'clock the Chamber assembled, on

the breaking 111) of the Bureaux, which had been
occupied with the examination of the proposition
taken into consideration at the last Sitting, rela-
tive to the modifications of which the Election
Law may be susceptible.
" I'he Order of the Day was read for the dis-
cussion, in general assembly, of this proposition.
The right of speaking was successively and alter-
nately granted to the speakers incribed to combat
or defend.

" The Chamber heard against the proposition,
the Coon( de Itichetrourg, the Count Lanjninais,
Peer of France, Minister of the Interior, and
the Marquess de Maneville ; and in favour of the
proposiiion, the Marquess de Clermont To:►nerre,
the Dike de Leoudeauville, and the Marquess de
Fontanes.

itt
c to communicate any init
o.inAtion, not aYern
90munnicated, to be laid before the House, vibe'
ther Amelia Island, St. Mark's, and Peilsecal
yet remain in the possession of the United Sts
te°
and if so, by what laws the inhabitants- are g°•
yarned ; whether articles imported therein (I°l,
foreign countries are subject to any and what
ties, and by what laws, and whether the 111
rd
duti.6 are collected, and how;. whether vessli
arriving in the United States from Pensacola an
Amelia Island, and in Pensacola and Ainell6.
Island from the United States, respectively, are,,
Considered and treated as vessels arriving fr°°l
foreign countries,—;-1 transmit a Report from 114
Secretary of the Treasury, and likewise onerr°lll
the Secretary of War, which will afford all 1"
information- requested by the House of Repre
senfatives.

_ .
ccJarivary_ 30, 1819." %7FLOS'
" 'JAMES Al°"--
Message and doennients read, and refer"" I

the Committee on Foreign Retafi ons.
Another Message was received, as follows s'.
" I transmit to the [louse of Itepresea"tive;
in compliance with their Resolution of the -41-
inst., a Report of the Secretary of State 1,1
cerning the applications which h
ive been 1113('ip
I
any' of the Independent Governments of S°utt
America to have a Minister and Consul-13°e-3,1
accredited by the Gnvernment of the linijeg
States, with the answer of this Government to t
applications addressed to it.

“ Jan. 59, islp.”
"JAMES NIVNIt
Nessage, &c. ordered to lie on the table, 41'
o be printed.
J.
EXTRACT FROII THE CORRE3PONbENCB 5115..
'ERRED To.
General Clementi, Minister Plenipotent"
at
nom Venezuela to the United States, "vi"6fte
,
rived at the Seat of Government,-transmits a
to the Secretary of State, infortnin, hint th'iri
is ready to proceed in the execution of the dut:;ff;
..
committed to hint by his Goverwnvnt. be; t°
lowing letter front Mr. Adams, in reply, decli,.le -
all negotiation through
the agency of Mr. ti'e-
menri with his Government. , hes
s
[We print it entire, to show wish what ad .
we can give the quietus to a Republican Ath'isfoe';
who, it seems, had merely exercised the s
;
power exercised by Dr. Frawklin in France, (bail'
our Revolution.]
TILE SECRETARY OF STATE TO DC"' I"El4°
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