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London, England, 1818-01-31 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

28' die Janowrij, 1819..
this
The House was moved, That the Standing Order of .
/louse, of the i9th day of June,
11,—" That all Petitiou:
" for Private Bills, lie presented within Fourteen PaYS afti
the first Vriday in the next, and every future Session
°
" Parliament," might be read : And the same being 'C3ll;r
Resolved, That this House will not receive any Petition -
Private Bills, after Friday the 13th day of February neat'
~„r"
Resolved, That no Private Bill he read the First Time aP"
Monday the 16th day of March next, of
t
Resolved, That this House will not receive any net- t
such Private Bill, after Monday the 00th day of APril
Ordered, That the said Resalutions be printed.
J. DYsOti, Cl. 1). Jon)' Cora'

TO CORREPONDENTS.
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We are again obliged to defer many Favours.

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THE . SUN.

SOLEM QUIS DICERE FALSUM Auur:AT

• LONDON,
SATURDAY, JANUARY 31, jBlB.

We received this morning the Pdris cs of
Tuesday Last. These of Wednesday, which 441ej;
due, have not come to hand. The following 51.

extracts :

‘‘CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES; JAN. 26. jet
The discussion on the Recruitment Fl
was resumed. •
tbir
" M.Alleut, Under Secretary of State iP
War Departtuent,Cununissaire du Roi, relwe-d
:10
the objections which bad been urged against
Projet.
" The Count d'Atuhrtkgeac, the Reporter
the Committee, summed up thediscusSioll, 11bi
argued in favour of the amendments proposed

the Committee.
tet7 Marshal h
Var,a thinae Count
speech'the objections, and Go
fo ugvrieoant: lets:
nDoltlinclesti
defended the Projet, content!'
ing that the conscription was nothing hut 8 f".j3
of recruiting, and it was this form which tb:
Chatter had abolished; and not recruital"
itself, without which there could be no 811°4
Had the Charter intended to abolish the Pri°'
ciple of ballot it would have been expressly sties
plated, as it had been in the great Charier °f
England, that the army should only be recruit_etl by voluntary enlistment.' Ile went on q"-f?o
serve, that voluntary enlistment bad been fount
insufficient, and he deprecated the idea 1.-ia
:5
France should be rendered powerless by'
of the Charter.
" This Speech was received with great

plause.
The Chamber adjourned till to-morrosvP
when the discussion on the-Projet, article by
ticle, will commence.
" PARIS, JAN. 27.—Six of the Duke of Wel°
lington's Aides-de-Camp have arrived here• The
report of the arrival of the Duchess of
ton is unfounded.
"M. Schafer-has appealed to the Cour ROya
against the sentence passed upon, hint by the C°l'
rectional Police.
" The Royal Almanac for 1818 1)1.001"
blank reaching from page 62 to 78; This
be filled up with a list of the Clergy of &slice'
but which is not to be printed till after the ado?'
tion of the La* respecting the Concordat.
vol
" The Archduchess of Austria, Princess 10'
of Portugal and Brazil, who sailed from Leg"l:,
the 15th Aug. last, arrived at Rio Janeiro the s!b
November, after a passage of eighty-two &O"
during which her Royal Highness did not eqe;
rience the least inconvenience. The Prince 1311'
be
Princess Royal received on the next day
nuptial benediction. This event was celebrate'
by public fates and rejoicings, which lasted 54;
veral days, and in which the whole population °

Rio Janeiro took part.
" FIVE PER CENTS.

" Monday ... GG f. GO c.
" BERLIN, JAN. 17.-IWle have been much stlrs
prised here at reading in several German JOOllOl4l
that the Prussian Court is in negotiation with
other Courts of Germany for the purpose of rep
stricting the Liberty of the Press. This rerr
cannot be better repelled than by the positi'l
annunciation of a measure with which our (,a'