The Sun.
London, England, 1821-05-19 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

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Veneris, 18° die Mali, 1821.
ROYAL BURGHS.—Petitions from Perth and Invernets.
METROPOLIS ROADS BlLL.—NUnie.ous Petitions AGAINST.
Some in favour.
NevviNGToN SELECT VESTRY BlLL.—Sorne Petitions Against.
_Essex PRISON BILL.
BARNSLEY GAS LIGHTS BILLS. Read a third time and
ATTORNIES AND SOLICITORS BILL. passed.
JURIES (SCOTLAND) BILL.—Put off fur Six Months.

ORDERS OF THE DAY, far MONDAY, May 21st,- 1821.
1. Coroners (Ireland) Bill;—Further Consideration o
Report.
2. Assessed Taxes Composition Bill ;—Second•Reading.
3. Usury Laws Repeal Bill;—Second Reading.
4. Supp'y ;—Reports.
General Ttarupihe Bill ;--:-Second Reading.
• 6. Proprietors of Wharfs ;—Committee.
• -7. Cinque Ports Salvage Bill .—Second Reading.
8. Salvage Act Amendment ;—Second Reading.
9. Spoiled Stamps, &c. Bill;—Further Consideration of
Report.
10. Prisons (Ireland) Bill ;—Committee.
H. Houses Protection Bill ;—Second Reading.
12. Ways and Means ;—Repmt.
]3. Ways and Meaas ;—Committee..
14, Supply ; Committee.
13. Corn Average 13111;—Second Reading.
16. Bills of Exchange Bill;--Further Consideration of
Report. •
Election Expenses (Ireland) Bill ;—Report.
IS. Churebesßuildiur. Ac's Amendment Bill; Committee.
19. East India Prize Money Bill ;—Third•Reading.
1.0. Land Revenue Bill ;—Report. •
21. Poor Laws Amendment Bill;—Second Reading.
22. Coasting Trade Acts;—Report thereupon.,
23. Woollen Trxde Act ;—Report thereupon.
94. South Sea Company Act ;—Report thereupon.
25. Rum Importation Act ;—Report thereupon.
26. Customs Duties Act;—Committee thereupon.
97. Stamps Act (Ireland) ;—Committee thereupon.
23: Lagar, Navigation Acts ;—Report thereupon.
99. Wank-of Ireland Bill ;—Committee.
30. Seamen's Wages Bill ;—.Committee.
ai• East India Private Trade Act;—Report thereupon.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS; for MONDAY, May 21st, 1821.
I. Mr. Irving,—Claim of General Desfourneaux, in con-.
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servience of the Report of the Commit:re of last Ses.rion.
2. Mr. Denis Browne,—Bill to Amend Inland Navigation
Ads in Irelarve.
PRIVATE RlLLS(Seeoridßeadings)—For MONDAY, M 421.
I. Hunlohe's Estate 4. Simonds' Estate
. 2. Core's Estate . 5. Ladbruke's Estate
3. Lloyd's Estate - " 6. Woollen Cloth Stamping
,PUBLIC COMMIrrEES, fur MONDAY Morning, May 21.
I. Vagrant Laws - - at twelve,
2. Agriculture - - at one.
3. Foreign Trade ' - do.
4. Prison Lows.Consulidation • - du. .
5. Scottish Malt - - do.
G. Scottish Burghs - - do;
7. Opthalmic Hospital ' - do.
8. Welsh Judicature - - do

lIEBDOMEDARY.
SUNDAY, May 20.-4th Sunday after Easter.—Sun rises a
7 na. after 4 ; sets at 53 m. after 7.—Moon rises 55 in. after 11
•oloxiDAY 21.—1 n Im. aft. E. 3 r.=—Sun rises at 6. m. after 4.
gets 54 m. after 7.
4:UESDAy 22.—Sun rises 4 m. after 4 ; sets 50 m. after 7.
~1.1100 rises 27 after midnight.
EI)NESDAY 23.—Sun rises 3 m. after 4 ; sets 57 m. after 7,
Moon rises 49 m. after midnight.
TutRSDAY 24.—Sun-rises 2 m. after 4 ; sets '53 m. after 7.
, Moon last quarter at 4 h. 3. m. afternoon.
RIDAY 25.:—Sun rises Im. after 4 sets 59 m. after 7.
Moon rises 21 m. after 1 morning.—'No real night.
,ATI.TRDAY N.—Sun rises 59 m. after 3; sets 1 m. after B.—
Moon rises 33 in. after 1 morning. '

• • - PRICE 01
'MIS DAY AT Tv
3 per Cent. Red 73ii
a per Cent. Cons. 74.1 A
6 Pur cent. Navy Ann. 109fli •
Bin;; Long Ann. 11 13-piths

'STOCKS
'ELVE bctOcK
India Bonds
Excheq. Bills
Cons. t'or Account

435.
par 2 pr.
... 74?

W R,ATF AT LONDO:
1111111i'lg' 0 minutes after 4. I

BRIDGE TO-MORROW
]vening, 20.minttte4 after 4

THE SUN.

CaEA] QUIS DICF,RE FALSUM AUDE4T?

LONDON,
SATURDAY, MAY 19; 1821.

The Paris Papers of Wednesday, which reach-
" us this morning, contain the following im-
portant articles of intelligence :
" PARIS, MAY 16.--Letters from Bayonne of
the 10th instant state, that the wicked reports
14 circulation there during the preceding day
414° been contradicted by alraveller, who arrived
that morning from Madrid. The reports went
ith far as to 'say, that attempts bad been made
against the Royal family, and even the per.
of the King. However, it b true, that
44" the murder of the Canon Vinuesa, the
populace went in a body to his • Majesty's
Pala,
and uttered the most horrible
Precations against the King and his brother filo
h`int Don Carlos. The Public Authorities, with
the
s
..rowt,s.
and national- guard, succeeded in re-
storing
order. Our informant adds, that ail the
Members of the Cortes, after a-public delibera-
a°4, repaired to the Palace of the King to make
p ralbPart of their persons in defence of the
,`°Yal Family. At the departure of the travel-
ler Madrid appeared quiet. •
" The Empecinado, at the head of seven
Or eight thousand. men, has attacked the Citrate
Merino, and dispersed his band, the greater
tart of whom have been taken prisoners.
lerino escaped as if by a ,miracle, with about
twenty of his followers; he flattered himself up
lo tile last moment that the Ernpecinado would
jc'in him.

" It is said, that all the Monks and Canons of
tllrgos 'have been arrested; and that military
"rnrnissions have been formed at Salvatierra and
Vittoria, to try the chiefs of the insurrection of
Alava.—(Journal des Debats.)
" Private Letters from Naples inform us, that
daily arrests take place of those perkms who de-
clared in favour of the Spanish Constitution, and
that several of them have been arrested at the
desire of the Austrians.
" It is positive)
rnatic y announced that the diplo-
c Ministers and agents appointed by the
onstitutional Government have been forbidden