The Sun.
London, England, 1820-01-18 00:00:00

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THE SUN.

SOLE3I DICERE FAL,UM AUDEAr ?

LONDON,.
711ESDA1', JAL\ UJR Y 13, 1820.

We received this morning the Paris Papers (if

Ft iday and Smuttily last. The Chom!)er of De-
puties astembled on Ft iday, when M. MRITADIER
made a Report horn the Committee of Petitions
respecting the Petitions for the maiutenanee of
the Election Law. The great object of Illy ice-
port, after denouncing certain tricks allegcd to'
have been resorted to for the pißpose of obt.ioing
signatures to some of Petitions, wAs to shew
tb.it coliec;ive Petitions (as tbry lore cae0o1),

signed by IA windier of individuals, ‘Vere co:luny
to the Charter, a:'d atu invasion of the Royal
Preroi,olive, with which rested the initiative of
all Laws,, tumultuous Assemblies, for discussion,
to which such Petitions led, or in which they

must originate, being strictly forbidden, tthilst

the iwerests of the people in the different local
jurisdictions were pt (Teri)! taken care of by the
Municipil Councils and other 11.,dies. The lie-

port was ordered to be printed. A projet wets
then piesented by the Minister of Finance, ie.
specting some modifications in the tat ilf of Cus-
toms, which was ordered to be printed. The dis-
's
cussion 'Was then taken op on the Repott of the
Committee of Petitions. M. de CH. UvELIN pro-
posed an adiournment till Monday, which
was negatived. M. DUPONT (de l'Eure),
spoke at considerable len4th against the
conclusions of the Committee, contending that
the article of the Chatter, wl,ich co,"„„(„1, the

right or petitioning, limited neither its extent nor
its Wject. The Baron PASQUIER, on the other
hand, contended that the great object of the
-Chatter was to establish the free dlihere.t ion of
the Chas►bers, and that this would be airobctl►er
defeated, if Petitions like these allotted tv, were

encouraged, the put pose of which was to overawe
their deliberations. The discussion was continued
for some time, and after as ineffectual entleavotir
on the part of the right, and the centre of the
right to have it closed, an adjournment was agreed
upon till Saturday. The following are Extracts:--.
" PARIS, JAN. 15.—The King transacted busi-
ness on Thursday with the Baron Pastinier, the
Minister fur Foreign Affairs. Yesterday his Ma-
jesty transacted business in his Cabinet.
" The Minister of IVar yesterday had a con-
ference of three hours with the Duke WA's-
gouleme.

" A number of accidents have been caused by
the ice at Paris. Several persons have had their

limbs fractured.

"The Eith inst. a large wolf, pressed by hunger,
entered the kitchen of the post-house of Val-
snzeu, in Burgundy, and seized the meat which a
female servant had just brought in. The girl had
the presence of mind to close the door on running

out, and the peasants assembled and killed the

animal.

" The Duke de Fernan•Nuncx, the Spanish
Ambassador, gave ti !Fite on Tuesday to

the Pope's I\Toncia, at which several of the Mini-

sters and Ambassadors were present.

FIVE PER CENTS.

Thursday f. 70 c.
Friday
DEFERRED STUCK
'l':iur►day. Fa May.
Of the Usi March, 181;....9.4 f. 40 941. yS c.

22d Sept. 1817....9-?. f. 40 c..... 92 f. 9.5 c.
42d Iatet),1818 .... 901. 4ac.....90f. 9‘; c.

224 'ept. ISIS. ...98 1. f. 95 C.
9-2 d .larch, 1819 .BG f. 40 suf. 93c.

9.2 d Sept. 1819. ... 84 f. 45 S 5 f. Ssc.

" MADRID, JAN. 4.-71&e Gazette of this dry
contains the fyllowing official article, respecting
the stale of health at Cadiz, and in its neighbour-

hood :-_..

" At Cadiz, 23 persons died froni the 24th RI
the 2Ctlt, all but of orditiary maladies; of 'ix iodivi-

t

duals attachLd by the contagion, one Las re-
covered.

' At San Fernando, Iron, the 22d to tl►e 24t1i
ult. six &Adis of ordinary maladies.
At Port Saiut Mary one death.
At Rota, out of a popalation of 8000, fifteea
day► had elapsed Without any death.

At San Lucar de Barraineda there had been
only one death of ordinary sickness during three
days.'

STUTTGARD, JAN. B.—Prince Paul of Wura
temithrg is expected here immediately.

" STOCKHOLM, DEC. 28.—There is much ttlk
here of a note transmitted last week by Lord
Strangford to our Court, respecting the Commer-
cial Relations between Great Britain and Norway,
and the stizures made a short time since in Nord-
land, of merch4ndize claimed by English subjects.
" BERLIN, JAN. 4.—New negociltions are pro-
ceeding between Prussia and Sweden, which are
said to relate to commercial regulations.

" FRANKF(iET, JAN. 6.—lt is said, that as
Coostitotion of Prussia will be published in the
mouth of February."

This being Account (16y in the Consols, they
°pellet! at 691, aud got up to fs9. A west tleta
of business has been minsaeled ti,is morning, alai
it appears to be a hear account. Two failures
,tere declared this morning, but they were mete
ducklings.—Tlie Price at one o'clock was

IVe heartily wish that the London Journals
-would cease 11'0111 their rancorous and frivolous
controversies respecting the State of the Revenue,
which mutt be distoisiing to their Readers, by
their silly repetition. general (listless of
the lower, ostlers, which has excited the zeal of
Mr. flicK.s, and the benevolent Coturnittee whc)
acctpted his charitable propos,il, ()Weis a far nobler

topic to the Conductors of Ne‘‘spApers then
tical squabbles upon stibitcts Mild; none of theol
seem competent to discuss or fully to understand.
In fact, these peevish Competitors do not appear
to ssisli to understand the argil:news Of their op-

ponents, or purposely misrepresent them, in
order to furnish new matter for the following day.
We should out indeed say new tauter, for there
nirthing but a tiresome rtpetition of the same
things over and over again. What information
or amusement can .he ople at large derive from
reading every day, that The Chronicle lays this, and
The Courier says that ; that The Old Times accuses
The New Times of one o:Fence, and Th.e New Times
charges The Old Times with another ? Are there
the purposes that should employ the Public et e,s,
which ought to be the channel of solid information
and Tatiana! amusement ? We are really astonished
that the Readers of this contemptible warfare do
noLaanitest their indignation against sodespicahle
a prostitution of so valuable an instrument as the
Press, which, under wise and honest guidance,
might improve and delight mankind, and transmit
instruction and entert-ainment to the latest po-
stern v.—The Country, thanks to Heaven, and to
the wisdom which it has bestowed ou our Rule, a,
is now secure from the attempts of Radical Re-
formers, Traitors and Rebels. Let the Con-
ductors of the Public Press then support, its
dignity, and the moral and religious bless-
itil.;9 which we enioy, guard against the re-
tort) of- danger, and while 'the People in gr.-
neral are safe, increase the stream of benevolence
among those class whose distresses power fully call
for relief at this trying and inclement season.

We are sorry to learn that Air. FondEs, M. P.
for Alalinsbnty, has been seriously indisposed.
Ills friends have now, however, the satislitetion
of hearing that he IS in a convalescent state.
This gentleman k one of those independent Sena-
tors, awl we regret there are not loci many, who,
thong!, firmly attached to Government, act front.
real 'nitrite spirit, and not front a servile devotion
to Alinisters.

l‘latichester Quarter Sessions commenced yes-
terday, and several trials for political offences
were expected. Among others, Witon's for sedi-
tion, and sc%eral individuals for assaults on the
Yeomanry.
The intretment found Against Mr. MANN, ra-
dical hoyksellei, of Leeds, at the last Quarter
Sessions, has been removed by a wilt of certiorari
into -the-Court of iiing's licocb, and it will, oi
course, be sent down to be tried at the next As-
sizes for the County. ,
\Ve lament to state, that advice was received, st
Kensington Palace, on Sqnday, announcing that
his Royal Highness the Dnlie of KENT'S
,had assumed most liirtrililOg SVIIIIOMS, It is all
it‘tianitnation on the chest. Yesterday morning
Sir DAVID- DUN b-AS set Off express to S.11111loot1),
to attend on his Royal lurgbileSS.—(Morning
Chronicle.)

Some account, from the North of Europe men-
tion a report of threatened hostiiHes between
ltu,:si,t and Tior key, in constlueoce (if the incur.

niOfl made by the latter twit the Southern
yiinces of the former ; but we btlieve there is no

tootudaticut tor this suateuvent.—(ll4orning Post.)
cootiotte to be fl,wered with the prospect
tpeed±,- reiv,tl of tidde. The indicittiouts,
yo, nue not stioog butt we. do 001 think Iheult
utowoutby ttf coofidruce, Awl trust liay

et least, nut moderate expect atioos it

efficacy in relict ing die distresses of lire coun-
try.— (Greeno.ric 4dcertizer, Jn. J 4,)

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