The Sun.
London, England, 1818-04-22 00:00:00

We received this morning the Paris Papers of
Sunday last. They contain another day's dis-
cussion on the Articles of the Budget, which was,
as usual, again adjourned, on the arrival of the
dinner hour. A proposition, made by the Baron
de PI:YMAURIN, to lay a Stamp Dttty,upon politi-
cal Pamphlets, was, after some debate, referred to
the Committee on the Budget. The Chamber of
Peels asseAled on Saturday, and commenced
the discussion on the Projet respecting the Bank
of France, which was adjourned till Monday.
The following are Extracts
" PARIS, APRIL 19.—The reports circulated of
communications being about to he made to. the
Chamber of Deputies by the Minister of Finance
are not confirmed.

" The trial of M. Fi6v6e was resumed yester-
day. He defended himself in a speech of some
length, in which he contended, that his only oh-
ject was to reply to the speech of Lord Stanhope
in the British House of Peers. His advocate, M.
Hennequin, also delivered an impressive speech.
M. de Marchangy, the. King's advocate, requested
time to reply, and the proceedings were adjourned
for a week.

" FIVE PER CENTS.
" Saturday.. ,
" DEFERRED STOCK.
" Saturday

" MADRID, APRIL 7.----The Basque Provinces
are menaced with the final loss of their privileges,
as the Custom-houses will, it is said, be removed
to the frontiers of France.

"'lt is said, that the Council of State are pre-
paring a cedule relative to the old debt, which
is to be reduced. one third.
- " VIENNA, APRIL B.—We learn from Constan-
tinople, that all the Foreign Ministers there had
set on foot conferences with the Divan, with the
view of adopting, in concert with the ,Ottoman
Government, measures for repressing the outrages
of .the Barbary Powers, and obtaining satisfac-
tion tor their past conduct. The Sublime Porte en-
deavours to temporize, but it is certain that the
for Mer Kill, with common accord, insist upon a
categorical answer being given by the time when
the Allied Sovereigns meet to discuss the interests
of Europe.
" A dreadful fire bloke out yesterday at
Laxemburg, which destroyed 24 houses."

AFFAIR OF FUALDES.—The Sieur RAYNIER, an
Arniuurer of Rhodez, has, upon the deposition of
the prisoner. Bax, been arrested, arid confined in
the prison at Albi, and will shortly be confronted
with 'aitn.--(Journal des Debuts.)

The chief subjects of debate last night, the
`Rouse of Commons, related to the HEARTH- and
WINDOW TAXES of Ireland. These subjects have
,excited much controversy in Ireland, and it was
there asserted. that the late Mr. CORRY had pledged
himself to more fOr a Repeal of the Window Tax
at a given period. It It at Is') asserted that
Mr. VANSITTART had declared that he considered
the impost merely as a War Tax. Neither of
these assertions were well foOnded, as was most
satisfactorily proved in The, Correspondent, a
Dublin Newspaper, comlucted with very great
ability, and upon the best principles. We regret
that we bad not room, at the time, to transfer its
admirable remarks into our columns. But such
measures, we trust, will be adoptedlas will sa-
tisfy our lush Brethren, for whose comfort we'
are very solicitous.
The other topic in debate last night was intro-
duced by Sir JAMES MACKINTOSH, and related to
the frequent forgeries of Bank Notes. We should
express our sitrprize that THE BANK has -not talien
into Consideration the plans proposed 'by Mr.