The Sun.
London, England, 1817-12-17 00:00:00

'FORT WILLIAM, ',PAN 20.

„ .
Di,Ctissionc haring: oe.ctio'red I el ire€n the TlVitisit Grofifti-
"poen': 'and the Government of Poona, which threatened to
shake the Molts- sufosistinzhetween the two States, the Go-
'ysrtonr-Groleral in • Cioitileilliaq the olti factioft tb announce
the execution of a new Treaty bet seen the .flononrable com-
'pony alit! Cis Flitloness the Pishiea, explainiu-4 and antentiint:
the article of the Treaty of Bassein, with the addition of
c.ci`tain f roei=ions calculated too improve the Alliance, and to
-promote and render permanent the harniony Which booth Go-
vernments are solicitous to ntaintaio.

By corninond of his Excellency the most Noble the Gover-
nor-Gyneral in Connell,
July .L ADAM, Act. Chief Sec. to (jot.
FORT WILLIAM.
PUBLIC DEPARTMtNT, JULY 8.

His ThcCelimey the Most Noble the Marquis of Hastings,
Governor-General, 'having nominated the.HonOnrabli, N. R.
Filmonstorie to be Vice-President and Deputy-Gortrtior of
Fort William, dining% his Lordship's absence from thr Presi"
detcy: the Honourable N. B. F.dmondstone has this day taken
his seat 'accordingly, under the usual salute from the rampart
'of Fort William.
IV order of t lieViee-:Preident in Council.
W. It..BAYLEY, ad. Chief Sec. to the Goy.

The intended movements of the Nagpore subsi-
diary force have been prevented by the amicable
arraugemeots with the Peishwa. We hear that
the Madras Army was shortly expected to be put
in, motion, and that the Commander in Chief was
about to leave Madras, to place himself at the
bead of the army,---(btdit Gazette, July 14

- -
BOMBAY, AUG. 9.—His Excellency the Most
Noble the GovernowGeneral and his Suite left
Calcutta on the 8 it ult. on a tour to-the Western
Provinces.—(Calcutta Paper.)

We have letteri from Cttttack to the 22d. No-
thing of particular importance bad occurred in that
trihrter. •
We observe in the Government Gazette a plan
for increasing in India the consumption of Eng-
lish broad-cloth. It is amongst other things pro-
posed, that all natives admitted to the durhar of
the Governor-General should be clothed in an
uniform 'dress of superfine broad cloth ;' and it is
remarked, that a durhar, or levee, held once a
month, .would gratify the ‘vealthy natives, and
assist most [materially in introducing the wear
of broad,clotb into general use !'---(Bengal Hur-
kary, June 28.)

ONLY ON.F. DAY TO DRAW—NEXT SATURDAY.—
FOUR PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS,
&c. IN'THE WHEEL.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

We are obliged to defer ANtiaeAs Gontrcri till To-morro*,

when it shall ceitainly appear.
The admirable Answer to Mr. TASlETN's.Lettcr (inserted in
our Paper of Saturday last), on CERTIFICATED CONVEV.
ANCERS, shall appear to-morrow.

F P nAtt, m.—The article Kingston olamnica), in THE Stet
of yesterday, t-spectint: the hurricane, should have been
dated front Kingston (St. Vincent's).

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Perftwmed Lost" Night.
TMATRF. ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.—Outwitted at Last : Prin-
cipal Chnraetrrs by Mr. H. Johnston and Miss Byrne. Af-
ter which, Lilliput.
TsizATRE RnYAL,COVIENT-GARtmv.—Guy Manuel irsz : Henry
Bertram, Mr. Btaliani ; Lucy Bertram, Miss Stephens. Af-
ter which, Husbands and Wives.

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THE SUN.

SOLEM QUI, DICERE FALSUM AUDEAT ?

.LONDON,
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1817.

We received this morning the Paris Papers of
Sunday last. Those of Saturday, which have been
due since yesterday, have, not come to hand. The
discussion (or rather the reading of Essays, each
Deputy reading a written speech) on the Projet
regarding the Public Press, continued in the Cham-
ber of Deputies. The Moniteur, which is always
in arrear in its Reports of ' the Speeches
delivered in the Chamber, gives on Sunday a
considerable part of Friday's discussion. This
includes a long speech delivered by the Count
BETYGNOT, in favour of the Projet generally, but
who concluded by moving amendments, the Chief
purport of which is, that in case, of appeal from the
jmigments of the Tribunal of Correctional Police.
regarding offences respecting the Press,' a Special
Jury in each instance, chosen from a pannel formed
by ballot, shall be appointed to try the case in the
Cour Royale. M.deVILLELE, atconsiderable length,
opposed the Projet, and generally all laws of ex-
ception ; and proposed that the Chamber should
adjourn till the Ist of March,, to give time to the
Government to prepare repressive laws, with re-
gard to abuses of the Press.—M. RAVEL defended
the • Projet as necessary to prevent licentiousness
on the cart of the Press.—M..PONSARD, on the
other hand, maintained .that the Projet tended to
keep down the Liberty of the Pless, instead of
being confined to its abuses.
An abstract of the proceedings of Saturday, to-
gether with other extracts, follow