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THE SUN.

/OLEN 141715 DICER: FAI,sUM AUPICAT?

LONDON,
WEDNESDAY, 211.4Re1l 3, 1819.

We received this morning the Paris Papers of
Sunday last. They contain no further discussion
respecting the proposition for modifying the Law
of Elections ; but all of them, by the remarks
they make, aid the tone they have adopted, chew
decidedly the state of public opinion, and the
agitation which has been excited, Petition•
against the proposition have beets numerously►
signed in all the Smiuns of Paris, and Meetings
for a similar purpose had been summoned in all
the adjacent Departments. The agitation is ex-
treme, and every day that the proposition is per-
sisted in, adds to the irritated state of the public
The Funds have been falling ever
since the proposition was first entertained ; anti
notwithstanding the declaration of the Marquess
DESEOLLES, in the name of the Government, which
we gave yesterday, of its unanimous desire to main-
tain the 'Election Law, without alteration, the
panic continued at the Bourse, and the Five per
Cents. fell on Saturday so low as 661, though
they afterwards recovered shout three-fourths I

per cent. The Chamber of Depoties assemble

on !Saturday, and discussed and agreed to the pro,
jet respecting the manufacture and sale of Gorr

powder, by a majority of• 190 to 9. It was said
that several of the petitions against any altera-
tion of the Election Law were to have been
laid opon the table of the Clamber of De-
puties, but nothing is stated in the proceed-
ings of the • Chamber respecting them ; they
have been probably deposited in the Bureau of
Petitions, and will be reported along with others
by the Committee. After the public Sitting the
Chamber resolved itself into Secret Committee,
in which 11.1. LAFITTE read the proposition

he had laid upon,the table for addressing the King,
praying'that the Election Law may be maintained
111 it is,:ieithout alteration, es the principal basis
of the public tranquillity, and of the Constitutional
Monarchy, The Chamber agreetl to hear 'the
developetnent of this prOposition on '.this day 'in
Secret Committee.
There is no aritlele in these Journals worth eiti

tracting ;. they are chiefly, altßost
?p.p.
with the proceedings in the Chat ter of Deputies,
observationi on the propositimt• respecting the
Election LaW, the speeches oritileAree Peers (in
the minor4ournals) which .we noticed yester-

day, in the debate upon that proposition, the
speech of the Duke tie CHOISEUL in the same
debate, and the contents of a pamphlet (in
The Monitenr), published by M. KERATRY, De-
puty fur` Finisterre, both strongly condemning
the proposition of the Marquess de BARTHELEXT.

We have received Halifax Papers to the 2d at
February, but they contain no news of import-
ance

• (From the Halifax Journal of the let)
His Majesty's ship Forth, Captain Sir Jour/
Louts, Bart., will sail the latter end of this month
for Bermuda ; from thence, we understand, she
will proceed to New York, to receive the Zion.
Mr. liaGor on board, anti convey him to Eng-
land.—Sailed the Government brig Chichebucto,
Licht. STEWART, for New Yolk. Passengers,
Lieutenants GREGORY., end flora. Also sailed
his Majesty's ship Crene, Captain Fozga, for
Bermuda.

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