The Sun.
London, England, 1816-01-24 00:00:00

Ckl-kSIDEIt OF DEPUTIES.

" The Bureaux have finished the nomination Pf
the Corntuision who are to examine the Projet of
the Law relative to the Budget, The nine Bu-
reaux Lave efveh marred three Cortnnitsionerse--*
They*? hitve named for their President, M. the Count
Planelii de Lavalutte."

The Yeti Papers of the preceding day, the 20tb;'
are translated into our last page. Theyeoptalts
some further assurances from the French Protest-
ants, that they have not all beet' killed or obligedY
to flee, no one knows whether but the Ultra...Pro-
testanti pf London), who keep it a profound:seer:o,r:
They also 'afford us some curious information 're--.
sOttink the Trees of Literig,tshiell,'rnircAile'dictu.,-.
have "continued unwitheresl in , the market placet,;,
of several Towns in France, notwithstanding Oa
blasting tyranny of BUONAPARTF. The ISOUltlOl,li
hOiVeVer,Milt not suffer them to grow any longer;
aad they are s ordered to be turn up, root „aii(l
bunch. So tuitch for these fanatical syinbeh„of

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anti beauty of nature to witness the sufferings and
butcheries of humanity, and typified desolation by
a flourishing emblem, and fur th
fe sign of ruin,
devastation, and murder,- in 4ruel and insulting
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mockery, took the fair model of OunOance, ferti-
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lay, and Peace.

Brussels Papers to the 20th instant reached
town last night. They mention that EUGENE
BEAU !UNG'S haS been declared a Duke or Ba-
varia, anti Generalissimo of the Bavarian army.

There was a large Meeting at the Earl of LI-
TERPOOCS this morning, at which Mr. VANSLT-
TA RT. hod other Members of Government, as well
as the Goveinor, Dep-uty Governor„odoseveral
Direccmors of the Bank, were pteien6.! on: .finan-
sial business. •

The Morning Chronicle recommends to 'Govern-
ment to seize as many Frenchmen in 'London as
have beau arrested in Paris ! This would be reta-
liation with a ,vengeance ! but would it,be justice

We beg to refer our, Readers to, the renewal of
the Letters of FALKLMin'ill this day's Sun:' The`
fast of the series app6tred in the Times and SUN
'afore a year- ago, but we are sure the Public. has not
forgotten the soundness of argument, independance
of principle, and extcnt of financial inforthation
for which" they were so highly dist inguished. The
present letter ‘t ill be found particularly deserving
of attention tor its ample store of the latter
quality.

BRIGHTON, dare. 23.—Tbe bulletin issued by
Dr. TreaNeY this morning, states,' that the
PitINCE-REGENT cautittueB improving. Nresterday
afternoon, it was stated with much confidence,
that the PRINCE'REGENT will sojourn at the Pa 7
%Lion until the lst of March. The recent .con-
Ainement of his Royal Highness may perhaps haire
.oecAsioned this reported change. We cannot
learn positively whether the REGENT returns to
town to open the Session. of Parliament. This
will depend upon circumstances, and on the exter-
mination of his afflicting complaint ofrtlie3gout.
It is with pleasure we announce; thabibis morn-
ing the pill has entirely left one, of hii feet, and
his Royal liighness is enabled to take oi-ereise.—
In every other respect the health of the REGENT
could not be better.

Letter written to the Count de Betbiay by all
the Deputies of the Departnivots of the Wiist,oll
IR,Cotrilt of his speech on the inoesty Law
Le Comte,—ln the Sitting of the Clilmiier of Deputies
of the titirof this mnith, you expressed the sentiments of all
faithful Frenchmen with a nu 11. iess sts distiuguished, that
You hare ac.pfired a claim to, the gratitude of all who are wor-
thy orthut name. The Deputias of the Proeinees of the West,
44 which La Veml6c. has Urea t!ie.advonced guard, hove par-
t ;Colo feelings of gratitude tct express cq' you fOrtbe !latter-
*rig humage.which, I t cuiralrons language, you hart paid to
their constant fidelity.
'the Deputies of the West are well convinced, that they ore
gte interpreters of the sentiments which mrimate all ttus de-
lihrtnielit, when they .lifer you the assurance of the pleasing
emembrance whirl, they shall ever preseree of the hlls
304 Mary, 1816, of the speech of ancient loyalty which pro-
uced that honourable result, and of the preux Chevalier to
whom it was dictated by his geneious heart.
We hare the honour 'to lie, with those sentiments of gra-
titude ald of esteem, which are due to you from all good
krepounca. •

Your huiubie savanig, • • •
(Here the tignatures fopuw.)

Lord MOIRA Was at Futtygluir on tijoiclvt st r I
August, ut which period our •Indian. Eineke
joyed un(ikurbed tranquillity.
Coart'or Comnion Council will be lierddltcs:
morrow, " To consider of an Address of Congra.
Volition to his Royal Highness the Patrice
Re-
GENT, on the Peace recently concluded with his
Majesty the King of FRANCE." Also to Consider
a motion., that TuostAslionsON, VAT. having
fused to serVe the office uf Sheriff; it be referred
to the Committee for General Ptirpoies as to the
inodu Acs proceed in against THOMAS HODSON,
for the penalty incurred by him for such refusal,.
rursmiut to the Act of Comtnon Council,; tuade
and passed the 7th day at April, 1748." " 41c4
take int? consideration "the propriety of petition-
i_rtg Parliament against the continuance, 'fft'ft.; ii
ttittwal of the Property Tax." And for taking inn)
ionsidoation various other business."

The provisional Government of Milan was dis-
solved the 2d of this month, and s new 'Govern-
rnent is now established for Lombardy, under the
Presidency of the Count de Souitsu, nfl ,Austrian
Minister' of State.

A French Paper contains the following para.
,graph :—Marshal SOULT iS Still dt St. AMSIIII, iii
the diTartmeptof the Turn, which is the place of
Lis birth', and to which he% retired even before
the ordinance of the 24th of July was issued.
The account of his arrival at Brussels is there,
tore take', us the estimate of his fortune is ex-
4g,
gcratca.

b 1110niteur annonnces, with much exultation,
Coat Dr. BELL'S System of National Education, as
brought to perfection in England, hivi been adopt
ed by the Prelcct of the Seine, throughont his
I"4llekpatintetit, on the recommendation of the
illinistyr of the Interior. The Editor highly ex-,
t~ol, the superior importance, of this: system, as•
cnstibining religions instruction with elementatty
education. Committees 01 opulent persons are
forming, as Lis been the case In England, .to pro-
jJogatie tin: system through ,every psrt of the king.
(tom.' • •

Four Gentlemen ate mentioned in the legal cir-
cies, one ofivhont Will probably be exalted to the
Bench, as successor to the late Mr. Justice HEATH,
4'z• sviie.m:Bestr, Mr. TOPPING, Mr. AB-
1101T. mitt 11r.+InotoYD. • •
Mr. Justice DAMPIER,: we are sorry to say, is
: t present so dangl.roosly ill, that very faint hopes
tite of hi recovery.. His complaint is
drousv
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DAL, JAN.- -23.--4-The wind this 'thart,inf; got
round to-the Sonth-easr, sod immediately the tide
Came favourable, the whole of the outwartkbound
East and West Indiainey got under way, and pro-
ceeded down the Channel for their different deb-

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tivations.' Came down front the River, and re-
main, the Prince Town, SCOTT,- for the South
Seas,

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.Five o'Clock.—Tho wincl welters—the liongai
Merchant, and several triorc of the out ward •botind,
arc coming back. • •

PORTSMOUTH, jANT, 23.—A trived
,his ME!jesty's
ship. Lyra .from the Downs, , Sailed his Majesty's
bbir, Fowey lot- the East Indies ;. Licence, • SPAK,
for SiVannah ; Mary. Anne, MeYett, for ilavan-,
Hall ; Drie Johannes, BoGnant., tor Bourdeaux ;
Fortuna, JONGMAN, for Si.. Maio ; Atlas, for
New South Wales. Several other of the outward
'bound ships got under, way, hut the wind being
Alm art, Were obliged .to anchor again.
HARWICH, JA:l.23.7—Arrived the Henry Ftee-
ling, .MasoN, with ~ballast, from Cuxhaven
landed a mail at- Lowestoti4 'Lark, SHERLocK,
With ditto--liqUigti- 11. twil at ditto.. Sailed the
Fame, a Russian, with enrrants, the cargo of the
Palermoza, from Zante to London.
FALMOUTH, .JAN- 21.—Arrived the Beresfoot
packet, Captain- HYva, from l3ristol, last trum
Dieppe,. and sailed for „Waterford. Sailed the
Betsey, 'Captain RR:HARPS, fur Cork ; Prince
Regent, Captain Rictiattos, for- 'Bristol ; Four
Friends, 'Captain ilowLatio, for
N. W..

PADSTOW, JAN.2I.-The rlnt, TUOMAi, Mas-
ter, of Swansea, was driven on shore near the
entrance of this harbour yesterday, and it is feared
will• be ,lost. Otte ot her crew, and thr►•e,of the.•
plots that • went to her assistance, were 'unfortu-
nately drowned.
.114kr1smaTh, JAN. 23.—A few of the smaller yes-
gels, hound to .the Westward, sailed last night
and. this morning. The transport Seahorse,
in coming for this harbour last fught, by 't he neg-
lect of the pilot, got aground iust at high water,
near the entrance
..of.Sandwich Haven ; whit the
assistance• of a boat's crew from hence, and by
starting her water, site was got off this moroin4,
and has d Hived here, withou(muCh damage. Came
in the Duncombe (360), SVilliam Pitt c 421),
Lord Melville (610), and the Hound (623),
transports,' to take . troops for France.--111md
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