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THE SUN.

SOLIE7.I QUIS DICERE FALSUM AUDEAT ?

LONDON,
MONDAY, FEBRUiRY 21, 1820.

We received yesterday the Paris Papers of
Thursday last, and this morning those of Friday.
IVe give in another column Extracts from the

former, including the projet at length, respecting
Journals and Pei iodical Publications.

The following are Extracts from the Papers a
Friday. The Chamber of Peers did not meet OA

'lllursday.

" CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES, THURSDAY, FEB. 17.

" The Deputies only assembled this day 111
tl►c•ir Bureaux, in which they examined tl►e pr°'.
jet respecting individual liberty, and anpoi►tted'tt
Centrdl Committee for its final examination, coo'
slating of M.,Devaux, the
.Marquess Doria,
le Gra.vesend, M. de lilanquart Bailent, the
Poyferre de Cere, M. Dupont de l'Enre, M. 16'
viere, M. Bedoch, and M. de Cardonnel.

" PARIS, FEB. 18.—Yesterday the Ambasota
dors and Foreign Ministers Presented to l°
King their compliments of condolence on "
hortible crone which ha 3 plunged in grief tht;
Royal Family of France. The Princes and Priv'.
ceases, were not in a state to receive the complf-
mews of condolence of the Corps Diplornatiqu,
and the King, in their name, cxpressed their go''g

%fishes.
" Monsieur, iNladame, and the Duke d'Ang"'7
leme, went to St. Cloud yesterday, to visit II
Duchess de Berri, whose health is much better.
" Yesterday afternoon, the :Marshals, (Hirer?'
&c. procveded successively into the chapel ill 016
Louvre, to see the lying in State of the retniti°s
of the Duke de Beni, which are inclosed in
coffin surtr.ounted by the Insignia of the Prince.
At the fret of the catafalque are two Heralds t3C
Arms, and to the right and left the Officers of tbd I
Prince, Eccleiiastics, &c. &c. The lying in State
will'eontinue till Sunday.
The Cadiz Journals of the Ist Feb. con"if;
two Proclamations of General FREYRE, Muted
front his head-quarters at Xeres, the 27th
ary, one of them addressed to the Insuruent
Biers, and the other to the Inhalaitants of C9l
Biz. The former announces that the clemolf),
of the King will be extended to the recniEe'''
soldiers with a benevolent hand, and the Ge'le#
cal promises them, in the name of his Me6's
ir
pardon, and other advantages, according as tbei
merit them by their. repentance.
" Letters from Ronda of the 27th Jant'lle
front Xeres of the 29th, and from Cadiz of 1'
Ist Feb nary, give the following details ,
General Freyre %ties on the 29th at ..: t' re:s
«itb flit first division of the Army under
orders 6,000 strong. These troops are well °i1)1;:
pointed ; they arrived on the 30th at Port SL'.(.,/
Mary, and marched in the night of the 31st of
Port Real ; these two ports are in -the 13'4
Cadiz. rttg#
' He had also at Xeres, a regiment of Cni.
led
siers ; the remainder of the Cavalry extelj'efi,
from Port Saint Mary, to near Alcala, where 000
O'Donnel was pasted with 600 horse >and
infantry. joi
The Royal Army is 30,000 strong
tributed around the Isla de Leon;
The surveillance of the Bsy. of Cativ
Tiol
very active and very severe. The vessels
are anchored in the passage er►n~rtunt~a 0t
between the Bay and Poptalea, that is to OP 01'
the line which includes the fort of .Punteles::,
the Point of Fort Louis, have orders t° P'o
themselves in the interior part of, the 134' 00
means of this measure, the tort of Pontaitslcei
act freely against Caraeca, if it should be

sary. tel
Some Journals bare again announced t"
onie
(UM of Cadiz,, and even add, that the Gavel