The Sun.
London, England, 1820-07-18 00:00:00

ADJOURNNIENT OF THE HOUSE.

Lord CAsTLERE.IGH gave notice, that he would
to-morrow move that the House, do adjourn over
to next Monday.

NEW posT OFFICE.
Sir Itr".- CURTIS brought up the Report on the Neu• Post
Office Bill.

Mr. CALVERT entered into some detail to show the jus-
tice of the claims of Mr. Augustus Brown to indemnity, and
strongly enforced the necessity of haring his claims taken
into consideration.

Mr. P. MOORE stated. that the Committee on theßill
was unanimous in allowing Mr. Brown's claims, and trusted
that in the next Sitting of Parliament measures would be
adopted for completely indemnifying him,
Sir W. CURTIS said, he had not much attended the Com-
mittee, but vas perfectly ready to etipport any Bill which the
Hon. Gentleman might bring in fur granting an ii►demnity
to Mr. Bri,wn.

Mr. CALVERT said, that the•expence of bringing in such
a Bill would a►uount •to 19,0001., and if that' sum were to he
deducted from Mr. Brown's claim of 27,0001., the proportion
to be given to hi►n would be very trifling. But if the Hon.
Baronet whose duty it was ►wore especially to do so, would
bring in a Bill to the necessary cFect, he (Mr. Calvet t) would
give it all the support in his power.
The Report was ordered to lie on the table.

. • .
Mr. LaKET RT moved for a variety of Returns relating
to the Court of Exchequer, which were ordered.—Adjourned
at Eight o'Cluck.

T.HEATRICAL REGISTER.
Pcifornied Lu.ll.
THEATRERnY AL, CnvENT-GARDEN.---Virsinius. After which,
Harlequin and Cinderella.
THEATRE ROYAL, HAy., OK Er.—Pigrons and Crows. After
which, The Agreeable Surprise. To which was added, The
. Wedding-day.
TEIENTRI: ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA HousE.—The Purse. Af-
ter which, Dun Giuvanni. To which was added, La Pe-
ruuSe. ~•

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postponed till '!b-morrow.

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THE SUN.

SOLEAII QUIS DICERE FALSUM AUDE.ITY

LONDON,
TUOSDAY, JULY 18, 1820.

Lsvo. 0

We received this morning the Paris Papecs of
Saturday last.—ln the Chamber of Peers on Fri-
day, the Minister for Foreign Affairs communi-
cated the Projet respecting the Treaty with Al-
giers. The discussion on the Law of •Arrest was
concluded, and .a proposition of the Marquess de
11A.LLEVILLE, (it does not appear from the Bul-

tin of what nature,) agrees:l,th 79 to 44.—The
fludget of Ways and *Means was referred to a
special Committee of five, and the Chamber ad-
journed till Saturday.—The following are ex-
tracts

" Yams, LY 15.—The King gave a private audient7e.ypp•
tetday to Lhc Duke de San Carlos, and afterwards transacted
lluiness with- the Duke de.Richclieu, the '4llinis;er for Fu-
reign Affairs, and the Minister of :Marine.
" The Cour Royale of Pat is has by wrret of the Bth inst.
declared valid the marriage of a foreign woman with a French-
man, in the military service. of France, which it was at-
tempted to set aside, on the plea that the mitt riage had not
been celebrated with the formalities prescribed by the Code,
respecting tke civil state of Frenchmen in the military service

of France when in foreign countries:
" The Italian, Ber,;ami, we are enabled to state, has set out
for Route and not for London, as mentioned in one of the
Journals.—(Gazate de France.)

" Accounts frost► Venice of the 3d inst. Sap, recent Letters
from Albania confirm the news of the ,march of the army of

20,000 men, commanded-try the Dacha of Scutari, against

l'acha. As soon as the ahovy army presented themselves be-
fore the towns of Tirana, Etirozzo, anti Caraglia, the Gover-
nors of those fortresses ItaSttird to oleliter the keys to the
Pacha of St:lomi. l'ne observation of Ramadan had hitherto

prevented the two armies from coaling ID contact; and it was
thought that hostilities :ivoulti. not contaience till after the

fedst of Ilairatu.'