The Sun.
London, England, 1820-05-04 00:00:00

THE SUN.

SOLEAI QUIS DICERS FALSUM AUDEAT ?

LONDON,
THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1820.

We received this morning the Paris Papers of
Sunday and Monday last. The Chamber of Peers
assembled on Saturday, but their basiness was of
mere local interest. In the Chamber of Deputies
the discussion was resumed on the Projet respect-
ing the Customs, and a long debate took place on
a proposition of M. M. LAISNII DE VILLEVBQUR
and DEMARCAY, for allowing the free exportation
of French Wool, and augmenting the duty on
Foreign Wool. It was at length agreed to refer
the proposition to the Committee, and the further
discussion was adjourned till Monday.—The fol-
lowing are extracts :
" PARIS, MAY I.—The King yesterday re-
ceived the Princes, the Ministers, several Mar-
shals and General Officers. The Prince de Tal-
leyrand and the Cardinal de la Luzerne here
amongst the company. His Majesty gave a pri-
vate audience to M. Plessis, Catholic Bishop of
Quebec, in Canada.

" Wednesday, being the anniversary of the
King's return to Pails, will be celebrated by an
illumination, &c.

" The King of Great Britain has subscribed
2500 francs for the monument of Malesherbes.

" la the sittipg before the 14st, of the Cham-
ber of Deputies, M, Mantle; laid opou the table

proposii ion, which lie is to develope in a Secret
Committee, and which has for its object to pre-
sent an Address to the King, for the purpose
of informing him of the political situation of
the Kingdom, and the dangers which menace
us, according to the flonourable Member, through
the errors of the system adopted by the Ministry.
" The Marquess de Causans is returned to the
Chamber of Deputies by the Electoral College of
Vaucluse (Avignon).
_ _

" Friday night, at 11 o'clock, a petard, with a
lighted match, was thrown under one of the
wickets of the gallery which separates the Place
du Carousel from the Rue de Rivoli, where it
exploded, but fortunately without doing any da-
mage. The Police are snaking active exertions to
discover the offender.

FIVE PER CENTS.

Saturday

InFERRED STOCK.
Of the 22d March 1817, 100 f. 50 c.
22d March 1920, BB f. 55 c.

" MADRID, APRIL 18.—A Decree of the King
has been published, incorporating all the Seigno•
rial Jurisdictions with the Nation, and abolishing
all their privileges.
" APRIL 22 —By a Royal Decree, dated the
19th, all the Public Functionaries who, by the
decree of the 11th May, 1814, were dismissed for
having acceded to the Constitution of the Cortes,
are restored, and are to receive their salat ies as if
they bad been employed from the period of their
dismission.

" A Madrid Journal says, the two Battalions
of Gneas and Lealtad, rendered notorious at Cadiz
by the events of the 10th of March, are in a state
of insurrection at Ayamonte.
" Auossutto, APRIL 22.—Intelligence worthy
of credit, received to-day from Italy, announces
the departure of the Queen of England from

once on the 9th instant, and her arrival at Pe-
saro, from whence her Majesty was about,to pro-
ceed direct to London through France."

New York Yelpers arrived 'this morning to the
6th April.
(From the New York Gazette, April 1.)

We present our readers to-day a very impor-
tant Communication from the President of the
United States-
to Congress, on the subject of
Spanish Relations. It now appears, that England,
France, and Russia have all zealously recommend-
ed forbearance on our part on the subject of the
Florida, ; thus they have actively interested
themselves in this negociation in behalf of the
United States; the President, in accordance with
these wishes, thus formally expressed, recom-
mends a longer forbearance. But what is by
far more gratifying to us than all the ap-
probation of the Crowned Heads, is the con-
cluding paragraph of the President's Message.
Our Chief Magistrate urges the present dis-
tracted state of the- Spanish Monarchy as an
argument why we should not take final possession
of the Floridas. This is a proud and manly pa-
triotic language, worthy of an high-minded Ame-