The Sun.
London, England, 1828-02-11 00:00:00

CHAMBER OF PEERS.

The Chamber assembled at one o'clock. The discussion
was confined to the organisation, &c. of the Bureaux.
The Chamber broke up without any fixed adjournment.

ORGANISATION OF THE BUREAUX.

let Bureau—The Duke de Dames Crux, President ; the
Marquis Dessoles, Vice-President; the Duke d'Escars,
Secretary; Viscount de Castelbajac, Vice-Secretary.
2d Bureau—The Duke d'Havre, President; Marquis
de Marbois, Vice-President ; Baron de Glandeves, Secre-
tary ; Count Cholet, Vice-Secretary.
3d Bureau—The Duke de Blacas, President; Count de
Bordesoulle, Vice-President ; Duke d'Esclignac, Secretary;
Count de Louvois, Vice-Secretary.
4th Bureau—The Archbishop d'Aniasie, President;
Count Gassendi, Vice-President; Baron de Barantc, Se-
cretary ; Count d'Anibouseac, Vice-Secretary.
sth Bureau.—Duke d'Uzeti, President; • Marquis de
Pastoret, Vice-President; Marquis de Perignon, Secre-
tary ; Prince de Berghes St. Winock, Vice-Secretary.
6th Bureau.—Count Sirneon, President; Marquis de
Clermont Tonnere, Vice-President ; Duke de Coigny,
Secretary; Marquis d'Orvillers, Vice-Secretary.
7th Bureau.—Duke de Saint-Aignan, President ; Duke
de Rejuse, Vice-President ; Baron de Charette, Secretary ;
Marquis de Rosambo, Vice-Secretary.

The French Funds were, on the Bth February,
Five per Cents., 103 f. 95c. ; Three per Cents.,
691. 00c.

The following are extracts from Dutch and
German Papers, received this morning:—

MAZUR, FEE. 7.

In the Second Chamber of the States General, the first
chapter of the first book of the new Code was adapted by
a majority of 50 to 24, and sent to the First Chamber.
The petitions presented to the Second Chamber against
the intended division of the kingdom into arrondissements
and cantons, are very numerous, awl many of them ex-
tremely important. Even the Committee appointed to ex-
amine the petitions appears to be sensible of the importance
of this subject, as it is evident from its report on the peti-
tion of the town of Brille.
The Rev. M. Aambelani, Vice-Superiorof the Dutch Mis-
sion, and Chamberlain of the Pope, died lately at Munster,
at the age of eighty years. Three days before his death, he
appointed M. Vann Nooy, Chief Priest of Utrecht, as his
successor, aryl a very short time before his de—cease he re..
ceived from Rome his nomination as Bishop is partibus,
as a reward for his services in the negociations of the Con-
cordat.

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.i.:ST. PETERSEUZGH, JAN. 25.

An interesting table has been published, containing a
statement of various events and accidents that have occurred
during the last five years, from which the following is an
extract:—

1823. 1824. 1825. 1826. 1827.
Murders
Suicides
Robberies 2lO 193 151 107 189
Destroyed by Fire—

Churches and
41 33 50 46
Convents 8
Houses in Towns 1,324 804 1,142 1,240 1,976
Farm-houses —.23,681 13,335 15,406 23,607 24,375

, . .
RIVAL, DEC. 9.
On the 4th of this month, Privy Councillor Baron de
Bedberg, Civil Governor of Est!lonia, delivered to the
Corps of Merchants of Revs), a valuable goblet of silver,
gilt, oifntaontiinqdniegefnocren.t, containing the sum of 4,000 rubles,
as a present from his Majesty the Emperor, the sum of
being designed for members of the corps who have
fallen
FROM THE LOWER RHINE, SAW. 28.
Very gloomy accounts have been received by the woollen
cloth manufacturers in Rhenish Prussia and the Netherlands,
respecting the situation of the European houses dealing in
those manufactures in Smynaa and other cities of the
Levant. These houses carry on their business in part
as commissioners for the manufacturer, who consequently
are very great sufferers by the losses of those houses. An
idea may be formed of the extent of these losses, when we
know that one of these houses has a claim of 360,000
piastres on the Turkish government for cloth delivered three
years ego.

_
VIENNA, JAN. SO.
The Allgsmeine. Zeitung of the 28th of December last
contains an article from Warsaw, dated the 11th of the
same month, which says—" That unpleasant disputes had

arisen at 13rody„ on the payment of the duties on some fo-
reign merchandise, so that the Authorities of the frontier
provinces of the two empires bad been obliged to interfere."
We are authorised to declare this statement to be totally
unfounded.
JAN. 29.—Metalliques, 90 9-16 ; Bank Shares, 1,046.
JAN. 30.—Metal 90-,i; Bank Shares, 1,01.

SIIIPPING IN TELLIGENCE--(TIIIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, FEB. 9.—Wind E.N.E.—Arrived from
London the Ellen, Taylor, for New South Wales;
and Nestor, Richardson, for Lisbon. Arrived the
William, Thompson, from Charleston ; and Tamar,
'Wells, from Demerara.
FEB. 10.—Wind E.—Arrived from London the
Lively, Ford, for Smyrna; Rising Star, ,Gillam, for
Bomba•; ; and Lady Clarke, Welsh, for Virginia.
Powrsarourn, FEB. 9.—Wind E.N.E.—Arrived
his Majesty's ship Pylades, from Vera Cruz, Cam-
peachy, and Havannah ; left the latter place on the
13th ult.; has'on board nearly 900,000 dollars, and
266 serons of cochineal on merchants' account; she
has nothing on account of the Mexican Govern.:
Government. Sailed the Providence, Ford, for
Madras and Bengal ; Lady Sherbrook, —, for
Sierra Leone ; his Majesty's ships Revenge and
Melville, for Lisbon; General Palmer, Truscott, fur
Madras ; and many others outward-bound.
PLYMOUTH, FEB. 8 and. 9.—Wind N.—Sailed
the Wansbsck, Johnson, for Lisbon ; Boudana, In-
dian Trader, Vibelia, :Britannia, Hope, and Timan-
dra, for ditto; Stentor, —, for Ceylon; South-
worth, —, for Bermuda ; his Majesty's ships
Etna and Infernal, for Malta ; Edinburgh, Bond,
for Bombay ; Princess of Wales, Elma, for Sierra
Leone ; Jupiter, —, for Lisbon ; his Majesty's
ships Britomart, Windsor Castle, and Briton, for
Lisbon : his Majesty's ship Ocean, for Malta ; and
his Majesty's ship Undaunted, for Calcutta. Also
sailed the Pearla and Tago, Portuguese men-of-war,
for Lisbon.

FALMOUTH, FEB. B.—Wind variable.—FEtt. 9.
Wind N.N.E.—Sailed the Swift, Brown, for St.
Michael's; Marchioness of Queensberry packet, for
the Mediterranean ; Duke of Marlborough packet,
for Lisbon ; Netley, Morrell, for ditto ; and several
other outward-bound.