The Sun.
London, England, 1821-07-02 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS,

Tuesday, fuly 3, 1821.
NOTICE OF MOTION.
1. Mr. Spring Rice,—'To move that the Fourteenth Report of
Commissioners on Education in Ireland be printed.
2. Mr. Samuel Whitbread,—Motion relating to a Society styl.
in,g itself the Constitutional Association.
3. Dr. Phillimore,— Returns respecting Slave Population in the
West Indies, Isle ot• France, and toe Cape of Good Hope ;
also, a Return of all 3lanumissions effected since January
• 1808.

onnEg OF THE DAY.
Courts of Justice (Ireland), Ninth Report of Comrni.-
sioners ;—Committee thereupon.

PRICE, OT
This DAY Tll
3 per Cent. Red
3 per Cent. Cells.
4 per Cent 4 ?It
5 per Cent. Navy Aar shut

C STOCKS
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Bank Long Ann.... 19 1-16th
India Bonds 535.
Excheci. Bills I °
Cons. for °pealing

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SOLEM QUIS DICERE FALSUM AUDEAT?

LONDON,
MONDAY, JULY 2, 1821.

We received this m 'ruing the Paris Journals
of Thursday. It begins to be generally believed
at Vienna, that the troubles in the Levant wilt
not be put an end to without the interference of
the neighbouring Powers. The embargo placed
by the Turkish Government on all ships is the
Black Sea, is severely felt by Russia, and the
state of affairs in Greece and Turkey has caused
a total stagnation of the Austrian trade with the
Levant ; it would therefore appear that the Em-
perors FRANCIS and ALEXANDER are disposed

to resort to more efficacious means than re-
monstrances to the Divan, to avert the con-

tinuance of these calamitous consequences
to the commerce of their dominions. We leant
from Trieste that several vessels had arrived there
with Christians who had fled from Smyrna ; and

that the naval force of the Greeks amounts to .250
vessels, forming four squadrons. The first cruizes
on the coast of Peleponnesus ; the second near
Tenedos, at the entrance of the Dardanelles; the
third between Candia and Cyprus, to cover the Cy"
clades ; the fourth is the most considerable, it fortis
the reserve from which the other divisions re-
ceive their instructions, and is stationed near Hydra
and Psara, where the Greek squadrons send their

prizes. A number of students from the German
universities arrived lately at Vienna, on their si/Lq
to Turkey to join the Greeks ; but passports
have been refused them.

The Emperor of RUSSIA was expected at Pe'
tersburg on the 3d instant, and private letters
speak of some important arrests at Warsaw.

The King of NAPLES is returned to his Capi-
tal from Capo di Monte, and has been present at
several Sittings of the Council of State. b"
Royal Decree re-establishes the Lectures of the
Schools of Medicine and Surgery ; and another
places the Special Judiciary Courts on the
same footing as before the late Revolution. The
newly appointed Intendants are desired to re'
pair to their respective provinces, on pain of dis-
missal. The Piedmontese Government have est 3"
Wished a Commission of Inquiry into the conduct
of the piblic functionaries,during the late troubled
and the Count of CEnwri is appointed presl/
dent.

Letters from Toulon, of the 15th inst., stir'?
" The frigate la Jeanne d'Arc, the coretteg Je
Golo, la Bonite, la Rus6e, and the galliot l'egtr
fette, have sailed ; they are to be joined by `le
frigate la Guerriere, and by Gabarres, PActice7
la Lamproie, and la Fruite. It is said that these
• di
vessels are to join the squadron which is already
in the Levant, The frigate la Duchesse de Wr",.:
and the corvette l'Esperance, which were crut:a.
ing in the Mediterranean, have again put:Vthe
It appears that these vessels, together
tte,
ship le Jean Bart and the corvette iode
to
which are now fitting out, are to prove°
America."
still .en-
The French Chamber of Deputies '9
gaged in discussing the Budget. e;fitting
of the 27th ult.; during the debotejoitii voting
Supplies for the Colonies Bvc.r.taTlS Cos-
,
STANT entered into some interesting statements
regarding the conduct of France On the subject
of the Slave Trade. lie complained of the i-
suffici9ncy of the existing law inFrance to re-
press this detestable traffic, and asked why a
more rigorous law against tt.le most atrocieus
Fan pmmit had not
of climesg malefactor the

HOUSE OF COMMONS: .1
ORDEttS OF THE DAY, for Molizioeot, July k A
1. Bankruptcy Court Bill ;—Committee. I. = 1 c:‘4li
Asses 'faxes ComPlvititon Bill i—T,liird%eatting.. '-,.. \
`3•Nacket`ssels IgceAcesbilißill ;—} iNhv. coatderationNO 1
•,,_tiport. . AV IN ' 1
.4. • It • , .. 1
'l. Poor Relief Bill;—Adjourned Debate on re-commitment.
5. Tobacco Duties. Bill ;—Further consideration of Report.
6. Extra Post Bill ;—Report.
7. Stamps Duties (Ireland) Bill ;—Further Consideration cf :I
Report.
8. Custom House Officers Relief Bill ;—Committee.
9. Exchequer Bills Public Works Bill ;--Report.
10. Duke of Clarence's Annuity Bill ;—Third Reading.
11. Lotteries Bill; —Report.
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12. Appropriation Bill ;—Report.
13. Metropolis Police Bill ;—Third Reading..
14. Captured Slaves Bill ; —Third Reading.
15. Audit of Accounts Bill ;--Third Reading.
16_ Usual Sessional Addresses ;—Committee thereupon.
NOTICE of MOTION, for MONDAY, July 2. ,
Mr. Powell Buxton,—To move for Returns of Children in ~.
IVorkhouscs. , _
PUBLIC COMMITTEES, for Monday Morning, July 2.
1. Opthalmic Hospital atone. 3. Ninth Report, Courts of
I 2. Highways - -at one. Justice (Ireland) at eleven.