The Sun.
London, England, 1821-02-13 00:00:00

PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LOaDS, Fro.

Mr. Johnson presented the First Report of
the Irish Fisheries, and Mr. Parkhouse the
venteenth Report of the Carnatic Commissioners
—Ordered to lie upon the Table. The Longi•
tilde Bill was brought up from the House of
Commons by :Nlr. Brogden and other Members
—Read a first time and ordered to be printed.
CONDUCT OF THE ALLIED pOWERS-AUSTRIA ANfl
NAPLE•4.

The Earl of RO,:sr.-vs said he had "been re-
coosted by his Nob/e Friend, who had given
notice ;of a motion for thk day, to move to dis-
charge the order for summoning their -Lordships,
aad to postpone it fora few days ; several circum-
stances had contributed to induce his Noble
Friend to wish for this delay, but more particu-
lai-I'v the intelligence which hadreCently arrived
of the' mar-0 of' the Austrian army to attack Na-
p!e. ne did not believe that so unwarranted an
r *tack upon the rights and liberties of an Inde-
pendent 'State could be parallelled by any in-
cance that had occurred in modern times, nor
did he think that in the whole history of Europe
there could be found any event so outrageously
,i•ola.ting,the feelings of an independent people,
N., nose only
.offerkce was an attempt to secure their
own freedom. It was probable, however, that.
some pretences would be_put forth as the motive
for this attack, and it was. for the purpose of
!-N-in, what Pretences were alleged on the part of
the it7\vadrs of the territory of Naples, that his.
Noble fi fend' wished for some delay before he
brought forward his motion. Ile therefore moved
to discharge the order for summoning their Lord-
!ships this day, and to renew it for Monday next.
—Ordered.

The Earl GROiVENOR, regretted that he could
not he present on 'Monday next, some
}it circum-
stances requiring s absence for a certain time,
ns he could have wished to have declared his ab-
horrence of the.hlood-thirsty and infamcnis con-
du—et of the Sovereigns -who had attacked Naples.

FOREIGN TRADE—AGRICULTURE.
The Marquess of L tysnowN gave notice, for
Filday next, of his intention to move the revival
of the Committee on Foreigm Trade. He also
intencted, in bringing forward his motion, to state
the limitations and objects with reference to which
he should move the re-appointment of the Com-
Llittee.

The Earl of TAVEIIPOOL had no objection what-
ever to the motion ; he merely rose to state, that
..1:e should take the opportunity, on Friday next,
of moving for sortie information with reference to
a point which he had alluded to in his speech on a
former evening, he meant the present state of th-..
Agriculture of the Country. In that speecti,
founding his argument on the information which
he had received, and which h^ had every reason
to relrupon, he had attributed the distress of
the. Agricultural interests to the excess of pro-
duction., The Noble Marquess (Lansdown), on
t!ie other hand, attributed the distress to a dimi-
nution of consumption. He (Lord Liverpool)
admitted, that this was a fair alternative, as the
d;stress must arise either from increased produc-
titm, of diminished consumption. With a view,
therefore, of putting the House in possession of
facts with reference to this point, it was his in-
tention to move for, certain information upon this
subject on Friday next.

THE QUEEN.
The Earl of DARNLEY adverted to an under-
standing some time since, that there would be no
objection on the other side, at the proper time,
to the production of an Account of the expences
of the proceedings against the Queen, and ob-
served that as the prosecution or persecution
pinit her Majesty was now terminated, at least
v ith reference to any open proceeding, be sup-
posed there would he now no objection to the
Production of the Account ; if there was, how-
ever, he would make the motion on Friday. His
Lordship then moved for an Account of the ex-
Fences of the proceedings against her Majesty
the Queen, from their first commencement to the
present time.

The Earl of LTYEaPOOL suggested that the
Account should be from '1817: but afterwards
oliA;erved, that the motion would, be sufficiently
uu-derstood as originally worded.
-The Account was ordered.—Adjourned till to-
murrow (this day.)