The Sun.
London, England, 1820-03-15 00:00:00

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Perfumed Las/ AripAi.
TWEATRE ROYAL:I)ft ['HY-LANE.— Cure for the TlPart-Ache:
Rapid, 'Mr. ; Ellen Vortex, Mts. Robinson.
Altrr which, The Turnpike Gior,
Till AVM ROYAL, COVENT-GARPEN.—The Antiquary : Lovel,
Tsabelia Warclour, Miss Stephens. Alter
The >I tracer is Distress ; to which was added,
Too Late for Dinner.

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India Bends .... I.ls. 16x.

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THE SUN.

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LONDON,
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15, 1820.

We received this moriiitig the Pdris Papers of
Sunday I,ast. The discussion on ►he projet re-
specting individual liberty was again resume►l in
the Chamber of Deputies on Saturday. M.Coum-
voiszEß, at considerable length, went over the
;rounds upon which he proposed his amendment.
It was decidedly opposed by the 'Minister of the
Interior, and, after some discussion, negatived ;
as were also the amend►uents proposed by the

Committee. The Ist article of the projet was

put to the v(ite, and agreed to al originally drawn
up by the Minisrty, with merely an addition direct-

ing a copy to be delivered of the order of arrest. In
the 2d Article, General Folr proposed an amend-
ment chiefly technical, which was likewjse nega•
tived. Another amendment, proposed by Al. LA.
CROIX. FRAINVILLR, that the accused, after his first
interrogatory should be allowed to appoint an
advocate to defend him, produced a long
debate. The Appel nominal was resorted to,
when there apptertd for the anteridtuent 114,
against it 133. The !urzher discussion was again
st!jouttied till 'Alotaday. The Chamber of Peers
*also assembled on Saturday. They were met ely
occupied with Petit ions. A Grand Deputation
was appointed to attend the Funeral Ceremony at
St. Denis, R 4 vas likewise one by the Chamber of
Deputies.--The following ate extracts :
" PACs, INlAttcx 12.—The King transacted
business yemerday with the Ministers of the In-
terior and of War. The Duke de Richelieu was
with his Majesty for three hours. The King took
an airing to St. Cloud.

"M. Vincent, formerly an Agent of Polies,
bail been arrested, and also General GuiHet. The
Litter being ill, remains, h is said, at his resi-
dence, under the surveillance of too Gendarmes.
(Journal de Paris.)

Oue of the Journals states, that an Agent of
Police, who was connected with Louvel, has been
arrested at his residence.--(Gazette de France.)
" A Marechal de Camp, a spit of M. de C.
received 120,000 francs on the eve of his Excel-

lency's departure.--(lbid.)
" The King will be present at Saint Denis on
Wednesduy, incognito.
"M. Vincent, who was arrested -on Friday in
the Rue de Richelieu, never was an Agent of
Police, nor ever had any connection with the
wretch Louvel. His innocence was immediately
acknowledged, and he was set at liberty three
hours after his arrest.—(Journal des Debars.)
General Guillet was arrested by virtue of a
manditt of arrest, issued from the office of the
Court of Peers.—(lbid.)

FIVE PER CENTS.
Shut price
Saturday, z .D:l% „72 f. c.

DEFERP.ED srocK.
Of the 23ti Sett.
(The above Jotiule:c cfintaita no further 1111w6
hAtever from Spain.)

If the limes fe',.t the impolite of an inverted
ambition, and was desirous of courting infamy, it
could hardly take a better course for that purpose,
t!tan by its perseverance in sapport of its own
faieehood, viz. an intended increase of the
Civil LiAt. It wo.sld he mach ',wiser for it to drop
sub;ect, and confess that it was a mere election.
Faring trick. But the Paper seems to hove some
sense of shame ; for being' desp;.seci for falsehood,
it eEects criticism, and attempts to evade con•
tridiction by a discovery, that tue Courier
rows nn langusge bat its own. We know the
coni:czar' of c:;at Paper, and are persuaded film
in general info:-nation and classical attainments,
as wtll as political integrity, he possesses far su-
perior claiu to public resrect :hen the boasting
Pedant of the 'limes. But this is a trilling consi-
deration, comport(' %vitt; the.peiseverance of the
Times in falsehood. I.ft us recttr to the fact.
The Times asBevted, t!sat it was the incention of
Ministers toad,' at ledst hail a million to the Civil
List. Tice Courier pronounced tlCs a falsehood.
The Mornirg Post, upon a more enlarged inquiry,.