The Sun.
London, England, 1818-02-03 00:00:00

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An ACCOUNT of all EXCHEQUER. BILLS, ;fluted by vir-
tue of the Act 57 Geo. 111. cap. SO; intituled, " An Act
for raising the Sum of Nine Millions by Exchecpver
for the Service of the year any thousand- eight 'hundred and
seventeen ;.". Outstanding and Unprovicicalcir.

NINE MILLIONS,
EDW. 11. NEVINSON.
11. J.ADIS.
Exchequer Bill Offee,l WM. WATERFIELD,
31qJaiivary I d Is. Accountant.

WREN CII PAPERS.

CHAMBERI. OF DEPUTIES, Jas. 1.9‘.

The discussion was resumed on the ankles
of the Projet respecting the recruitment of the

army.

The 12th article, respecting the Facile of the
ballot, %eas, after a long discussion, agreed to,
with an amendment moved by M. Icey, to the ef-
fect that the examination should take place at the
chief place of each Canton, before the Sub-Pre-
fect and the Mayor of the chief place, and also
with another amendment proposed by the Com-
mittee, to the effect that a list of those drawn
shoull be published and posted tip in each Can-
ton.

711 e 13th article, respecting the examination
after the ballot, was, after considerable discus-
sion,-dad the negativing of several amendments,

ar•reed to.

Another discussion of considerable length took
place upon articie 14, respecting the exemptions ;
an amendment moved for the purpose of exempt-
ing all only sons and eldest sons, was got rid of
by the previous question, there being for the
prev,inus question on the appel nominal 125
against it 100.
The further consideration of Art. 14 was post-
poned till to-morrow.

Yaws, J. 30.—The opening of the Assizes
at Albi has been deferred till the 11th March.

The result of the arrangement between the
Courts of Vienna and Berlin, respecting the mi-
litary organization of Germany, has been trans-
mitted to all the Courts of the Germanic Con-
federation-, by the Counts de &Lot and tie Goltz.
The last accounts from Spain say, " The Al-
gerines have nine vessels of war cruizing in the
Mediterranean and at the entrance of the Ocean,
viz, two brigs, two polacres, two chebecks, one
corvette, and two other small vessels. Several
Spanish prizes, taken by the Insurgent privateers
off Cadiz and on the coast of Portugal, have been
sold at Gibraltar."

The Baron de Florette, Councillor of Legation,
who was for a long time attached to the Austrian
Embassy in France, arrived here some days since
from London. He sets out immediately for
Vienna.
'The General in Chief Woronzoff has arrived
here, from his head-quarters at Manbenge.
Five PER CENTS.—Tbursday 66 f. 75
TOULOUSE, JAN. 24.—We learn from Albi, that
Madame Manson has undergone a new interroga-
tory, which lasted nearly five hours.
FRANKFORT, JAM. 21.--The Petition addressed
to the Germanic Diet, respecting Representative
Organizations in Germany, has not yet been pre-
sented. A Committee of very respectable indivi-
duals have been appointed to present this Petition
to the Directory of the Diet, but as the Ministers
cannot vote upon it till they have received in-
St:.octions from their Courts, the Petition will be
transmitted to the latter, and there will be pro-
bably no other result.
LEIPSIC, JAN. 19.—Madame de Krudener con-
tinues to engage the attention of all the inhabi-
tants of this city. Every day she has at her
Hotel an assemblage to pray.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Dec. 18.—According to the
last intelligence, Egypt is in a flourishing•state ;
but the Paella seems no longer to conceal his pre-
tensions to independeve. He has increased his
army to 80,000 men, besides the Arabs and Ar-
ndouts.

FRANKFORT, JAN. 25.—1 t i 9 thought that the
arrangement for the military establishment of the
Germanic Confederation will be completed in a
month.