The Sun.
London, England, 1814-07-05 00:00:00

tO:tI:.Y.-2:Ett.Ci AL i'AtLi_rat.

The house Of Fliti.N6x, TAA.t:iit,. and Co. have
published an Advertisement, virtually corroborat-
ing the paragraph inserted im our last', relative tij
their ultimate solvency. We shall be sincerely
rejoiced at this event, not only on the score of ge-
neral public convenience, but also from the respect
7e bear the House in question. ,
The Bank of MALONE failed yesiterday. The
sum is very' considerable.
A most respectable American House also stopped
payment.

There has been -a fierce run;, for the last two
days, on all the Private Banks in town, Post-
Bills arc generally refused----and there does appeal
a great indisposition_ to take any Notes but those
of the Bank of Ireland.—(Dublin Paper.) '

• THE BREAD' to remain for the ensuing week
without alteration in price. •
Three days ago, says a private letter from Pa-
ris, soon after a review, two Officers of Dragoons
went into a book shop in the rue de Richelieu,
and seeing some pamphlets on the counter which
• reflected on -the reign of BUONAPARTE; they tore
them to pieces Nvithout ceremony, and scattered
them to the winds. Not satisfied with this very
logictal analysis of the charges brought against
their master, they revenged themselves- by an at-
t-ack upon his adversaries, spitting repeatedly at a
miniature engraving of MONSIEUR which - hung
against the wall, and damning the whole race of
BoußßoNs. The unfortunate woman, whose crime
of loyalty was thus visited on her means of living,
had spirit enough to threaten them with a com-
plaint to the Police, when they left the shop, but
returned in a few minutes with a reinforCement of
three or four other Officers, and told her plainly,
that if she dared to complain, they-would break
every window she had, and turn her books, with
herself and family, into the street.----I pledge my-
self to you for the. truth of the foregoing narra-
tive--it is by this time perfectly well known to
Government;
.the Police are ea possession of
every part of it.
Caracas Gazettes to the beginning of • May last,
present a horrible picture of that obscure, but un-
relenting civil war' which now lays waste the pro-
vinces of Venezuela. General. BoetvAß boasts of
having defeated with great loss the Spanish tie-
neral BOVES, near the city of Valencia, about the
beginning of April. HoweVer this tray be, the
unhappy country -seems to be the scene of the
greatest mutual atrocities.
The British Minister at Paris has announced
to the Prince of BENEvENTo the blockade of the
ports and coasts of the United States, from the
place called Black Point to the North&rn and
Eastern limit of New Brunswick. French mer-
chants should nut lose -sight of the limits and
extent of this blockade in theii- commercial spe-
culations, or in the relations • which they. may
form with the United States."—French' Paper. •
The 111,..liteur contains a• notification, that the
duties on. salted and dried fish, imported into
France, which had been lowered during time for-
mer regime, shall he again increased, in order to
eneo-uragr --ndtitt, list) era) - L •

Provisions- are daily brought from France to
Dovet, where '`-mch veal is sold ate 511. per pound;
and butter at .0%. The former i 3 sometimes pretty
goon, but the is cttßc.~a~a.tili.+sutlr.-
It is reportedl,l Paris, that the Russian Gene-
ral WlNzixoutom, intercepted, in the.montb of
February lttst, a correspondence between BEitNA-
DO= and BUONAPARTE, in which the former .as-
sures the latter, that it was not at all his intention
to cross the Rhine with the corps d'armee under
his command.

There is a report that it was the intention of
the Emperorol-ItussrA and King of PRUSSIA to
have caused NAPOLEON to be tried at Paris for his
crimes, and, if found guilty, to have had him
hanged ; but that the Emperor of AusTalA, with
tears in his eves, earnestly entreated than not to
bring such a disgrace on his daughter ! -
It may not be generally known that BUONA-
PARTE applied for a guard of English Marines to
remain with _him in the Isle of Elba ; this Could
not be complied with, but a Serjeant was granted
him ; in this man he places the utmost confidence.
The Sejeant's constant post during the night is a
mattress .atEthe Emptror's door.
It is ascertained as a positive tact that BONA'
,PARLE had no military hospitals .since. the year
1811. An. 01Scer,.being asked what became of
the sick and wounded, pointed up to the skies
and. then down to the cal-al. , The weaning is Ob-
vious. .

It may he mentioned as a proof of the high re-
spect in %Alija the character of this country is hell]
in Germany, -that an individual of distitwtlon at
Eildesheint, has ()tiered a premium of 12 Louis
d'ors for the best Latin Ode, representing Eng-
land as the. tutelary genius, watching over the
liberty of Germany, -awd protecting her from
'daverv.

A Morning Paper of-yesterday says, that at the
Fete at Rurtington-bonse, on Friday a
Yorkshire Boar waltzed with a fine lady, 'lbis
must have been very great boar indeed.
Yesterday a Conn of Common Council was held
in the Egyptian Hall, at the Mansion-ffonse, to
take into consideration the propriety of presenting
Petitions to both 1-louses of Parliament, in rela-
tion _to the Abolition of
.tl►e Slave Iriidc, when
the Court came, to several Resolutions ,thereon.
Petitions to both !louses of Parliament being pre-
pared, were read, and ordered to be presented in
the usual manner.

Our Readers will perceive, by the Advertise-
ment in the frmit of our Paper, that the period
for the renewal of the grand design of putting
three immense and complete Orchestras into si-
multaneous action, is now fixed ; and that the
Performances will rake place in the Evertirtg.
We announce positively, that Madame CATA-
LAN! IV-Vi accepted art enga.;enient to sing at the
great Musical' Festival, which is to take place in
Dublin, in the beginning of August, under the
immediate patronage of his E:ccvliency the I ORD
LIEUTENANT and her Grace the Duchess of Dok-
SET, and of all the first Commemora-
tion of the Peace, and for the benefit of the 'Cha-
rity. A great number' of the most diltiigi:llslleir
talents arc now engeted..