The Sun.
London, England, 1819-04-22 00:00:00

We received this morning the Paris Papers of
Sunday and 'Monday last. The following are ex-
tracts :

~ CHAMBER OF PEERS, SATURDAY, APRIL 17.

" the Order of the Day being read, for the
consideration of the projet respecting tobacco, a
Special Committee of five was appointed to ex-
amine it.

'!'be Chamber separated without any fixed

adjourninent.

" CHANIIIEtt OF DEPUTIES.

" On the Order of the Day being read for the
Report of the Committee on the Second Projet
respecting abuses of the Press, M. Cassai4noles,
reporter of the Committee, developed, at some
length, the reasons which had determined the
Committee to recommend the adoption of the
projet, with some amendments.

" The discussion on the second projei was or-
dered to be opened on Wednesday.
The discussion was resumed on the first pro-
jet respecting the Press.
" The President read the Bth Article respecting
outrages upon public morals and good manners,
and stated the amendment moved by M.Chabron de
Solilhae, to introduce the words upon the Reli-
gion of the State, or upon any other recognized
mode of worship,' and the amendment moved by
M. Benjamin Constant to strike out the words
public morals.' M. Benjamin Constant withdrew
his amendment.

" M. Cliabron de Solilbac was beard in sup-
port of his amendment, which was opposed by
111. Keratry of Finistere, on the ground of the
attacks made by the Members of different religi-
ous sects upon each other. M. Laine contended
for the punishment of persons attacking religion
generally, without reference to differences of
sects, and proposed to substitute the words
upon religion.' The Keeper of the Spits op-
iw,ed the introduction of any amendment with
reference to this subject, maintaining, that in
whatever form they introduced the words, they
%vault! still interfere with the propagation of the
religious doctrines of different sects.

" M. de Solilliac withdrew his amendment,
and that proposed by M, Laine was substituted
in the discussion.

" Upon this, after some further debate, the
votes being doubtful, a scrutiny was demanded,
the result of which was, that the amendment was
rejected by a majority of 110 to 92.
" The Chamber adjourned at half-past six, till
Monday.

" PARIS, APRIL 19.—Yestcrday, after mass, the
Persian Ambassador paid his respects to the
Princes and Princesses of the Royal Family.

" The King after mass yesterday held a Court,
which was numerously and brilliantly attended.
The Prince de Talleyrand, the Cardinal de Luynes,
several Peers, Marshals, &c, were present.
" The Countess of Gotbland (Queen of Sweden)
resides at present at the chateau of St. Joseph,
a league from Marseilles.

" The Count de Poss 6, who married the Prin-
cess Canino, daughter of Lucien buonaparte, has
been appointed Resident Minister of Sweden at
the Court of Naples.
The Archduke Maximilian arrived at Vienna
on the 3d instant.

FIVE PER CENTS.

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CABLSRUHE, APRIL 13.—From the further
infmmation acquired respecting the assassin of
Kotzebue, 'bete appears reason to presume that
Saud did not act alone from his own impulse, but
that he was a member of a secret association.
" Saud is narrowly watched iu the House of