London, Wednesday, June 2...
The French papers of Sunday, which arrived last night, are chiefly filled ritl an account of the procccdings in the Chambers on the previous day. In the Chamber of Peers the discussion on the con- version of the rentces still continues. On Saturday Count AUGUSTE DE TALLEYRAN-D and Count SEGu R were heard against the mi- nisterial project; Viscount BOXALD, Count CIEABROL, and the 31inister of Mariae, in favour of it; and the Duke de BRiSSAC ciporz it. The debate was then adjourned to M1onday. In the ChaTr- ber of Depuries a short discussion arose on the same subject, in con- seqvence of the presentation of a petition from a Demoiselle 3M1ouJON-, praying that thesmall ansuitants might be exempted from Thursdy, e. s;arsi crab e number UF tthe members of the extreae ngbt and ieft sides having inscribed their names to oppose it. 7~ YAnnv% iv,r7ArjS1AY. JUNE 2, 1I2N.