The Sun.
London, England, 1820-06-16 00:00:00

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THE SUN.

Qt,l•s II CERE L' A V InAT

LONDON,
FRWAY, JUNE 16, 1820.

We received this morning the PAris Tapers of
Tuesday last. They furnish the confi;mettion
the intelligence...We comaiiinicated yesterday,
which had been received l'he preceding night front
whither it had come in a teirgraphic dis-

pAtcli, tntwely;llie conclosion the long, tedions,
tire3ome discoscion on 11,c El, ction Proiet,

had only been enlivened (it we may use such a
phrase) by gross personalii y, or by langu,g2
used in the disputes bet veer whit!)
was wholly unworthy- of a deliberative assembly.

The mujurity in favour of the Ministers, was, it
seems, a trifle more than was staied in the tele-
graphic tHmtelt, -the numbers being for the Pro-
jet 154, againV it 95, rtstking, a majority of 59 for
Ministers. The discussion that preceded the final
vote affords nothing worthy of remark ; it lasted
till past 6 o'clock,when the next business in order,
the discussion of the Budget, was postpotled till
Tuesday.--The following are extracts :
" Nan, JUNa 13.—A great number of persons
assembled again yesterday on the Boulevards,
near the Pontes Saint Martin and Saint Denis ;
but they did not form a turnultnoui mob, nor did
they use any shouts. Several detachments of the
NaLinnal Guards, of the Royal Goards, and of
the Troops of the Line, were stationed on the
Boulevards. Up' o'clock last night every
thing remained tranquil-
" The King yes'erday.reerived,Gentlemen in
the morning, and Ladies in :the- evening. His
Majesty transacted business with the Du%c de
Richclieu.
" The Italian Journals mention the death of a
soldier, a native of Vienna, aged 118.
" The King held a Council of Ministers yestce

day morning.
" Marshal Oildinot, Duke of Rcggio, who
wits wounded in the course of the Riots, is still
confined to his bed.

FIVE nu CENTS.

Monday

Drrei-incp STOCK.
Of the 421 Sept. 1319 92 f. 55 C.
sid March, iu.o f :)5 c.
" MADRID, JUNE I.—The political Chief of
Barcelona has issued the strictest orders to pre-
vent the introduction or sale in that Province of
any kind of Cotton Staa of Foreign Ilanufae-

" The thirty Deputies for the Ultramarine
Provinces were nominated on the 28th and 29th
ult. at a Junta held here, under the Pr e,i(ency of
the Political Chief of the Province.
" One Archbishop and four Bishops are amongst
the Deputies elected to the Cortes."

The PRESIDENT of t►he Veneztselian Govern.
went has arrived by the Leeward Island Packet.
Jamaica Papers have arrived this morning to the

ist tilt, ; -they contain nothing of any importance,
except that the sailing of the packet hail been de-
ferredtill the 9th, on account.of the bad weather.

Nothing, of course, has transpired respecting
the t►egociation now proceeding among the confi-
tlential agents Of the QUERN and Ministers, and,
what is somewhat extraordinary, none of our
Competitors !rive ventured to give sta ements
of what ti passing, which they have so often done,
as if they had been adintted as partners of
the Consultations. It seems, botvever, to be
the general opinion of the Conductors of ti.e
London journals, th it the matter should be
concealed fi.otn the people at large, or, to
use a homely, but appropriate phras.-, be hushed
up. How the suppression of a matter so inte-
restitlg and important can be consistent with
justice and the honour of all parties, it is
difficult to conceive. It ruiy be ObScl Vett, that
to grant TIIII QUERN all she demands tvonid im•
ply an acki,owledgotent that she has been liar-lily
and unjustly tre4ted, and would, of course, be a
iheastite highly dtscreditable to the quarter which