The Sun.
London, England, 1819-03-23 00:00:00

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TII E T C L It EGISTE It.
Performed Last Nit-ht.
TiIFATRir ROYAL 1)ill1RY-LANE.--(fith time), The Dwarf of
N AOC!, : Mr. Kean; loima, Mrs. W. West. After
which (9111 time), The Castle of Wontlers.
TfIF.ATitE it,3YAC, COVKNT-GARDEX.—(IS2I. time), Evaillie:
Principal Chavacters by Mr. Young and Miss O'Neill. Af-
ter whicti, The Miller and his Men.

PRICE OF STOCKS
rests OAT AT twEt.vr. o'cLorx.
3 pet Cent. Tied
S pet Cent. Cous, 74 h Bank Long Annnitles....shnt
Si per Gent . shut Cons. fur Account 74iii
4 per Ccnts

MAILS.
Atturvat,--1 Dublin, l Waterford, t Hamburgh, 1 Flanders,
2 France, 1 Jamaica, DUE-2 Guernsey and Jersey, 2
Sweden, l Hamburgh, t Holland, I Malta.

WATER A. LONDt ).N BRIDGE To •MORROW.
Morning, t 4 minutes after t. j Evening, S 9 nnettars after

THE SUN.

SOL'EII guts EVIVVRE ',MAU ?•1 AVUEAT ?

LONDON,
TUESDAY, MARcH23, 3,819.

We received this morning three days' Paris
Papers to Saturday last inclusive. We have only
room for a short notice of their contents. In
the Chamber of Deputies, on IVecinesday, M. de
h BotYci Ave reported from the Committee on the
Projet for opening Auxiliary Books in the Depart-
ments for the transfer of the Public Funds. The
Committee were divided in opinion 00 it. The
Report was ordered to be printed and distributed.
On Thursday, in Secret Committee, M. Bwc-
NOT reported on the resolution of the Cliamer of
Peers respecting the Election Law. The Report
was ordered to he printed and distributed, and
the discussion to be opened on Saturday last.—
Seventeen names were ioseribed to speak in fa-
vour of the resolution, and 34 against it.
In the Chamber of Peers on Thursday, -Line
new Peers took their seats, and two others were
declared admissible. The Count cie Sers report-
ed front the Committee on the resolution respect-
ing Seditious Expressions, and the report was or-
dered to he printed and distributed. The Cham-
ber Otto adjourned till this day.
The KING continued to conf►ne himself to,his
apartments, but transacted business as usual with
his Minister.

The ENGLISH Ams.i.ssADoa gave aGrand Bali on
Frititiy evening, Rt wliicli the PRUSSIAN AMBASSA-
DOR was present.
CARNOT is about to reside nearer the French
front iers.

The Prefect of GARD, par interim, in consequence
of the tecent occurrences at Nismes, has issued
an arrZl4, prohibiting assemblages of more than
ten persons in any street, pace, square, &c. cin-
der pain of being considered as seditious meet-
ings, and the individuals present punished ac-
cordingly.

Petitions continued to be presented agaitist any
alteration in the Election Law.

A report is mentioned, in a letter from Mar-
seilles, but we trust it is erroneous, of the
City of Messina having been destroyed by an
earthquake.
The Duke de RICTIFIAEU is to be appointed
Grand-Verteur, one of the Great Offices of the
Crown.

The Projet respecting the Press and the Jour-
nals, it is said, %VHS to be presented shortly to the
Chamber of Deputies, but no (Say is mentioned.
It consists, according to report, of 74 Articles.

Nladame CATALANI was on the I instant to
give bcr first concert at Amsterdam.

FIVE PER CENTS.

Shut Price
IN:ethic:Way, Ex. Div. 66 1. 70 c.
Tteurday, ditto 661. 15 c.
Friday, ditto f 65c.
DEFERRED srock

Wednesday. Thursday. Friday.
Of the 414r1 March, 1817, 82 f. 85 c... 82 f. 75 c... 83 f. 10 c.
22(f Sept. 1817, 80 f. 85 c... 80 f. 75 c... 81 f. 10 c.
R2d March, 1818, 78 f. 85 c... 78 f. 75c...79 f. 10c.
2:.,.(1 Sept. 1818, 76 f. 80 c... 76 1. 75 c... 77 1. 25 c.

TEIR FIiNDS.-A general gloom pervades the
market this morning, and a depression of nearly
1 per cent. has taken place since yesterday.—
Consols commenced this morning at 74k, and
sales to en immense amount were made. Money
exceedingly scarce. The Commissioners gave 741
for Consuls, and were served by the Jobbers ge-
nerally.

A letter from New Orleans of the 4th of January
cater, that about 200 sail of vessels anti i 3

steam-hosts were then in port,kraiting for fre;ght.
Business very dull, and exchange on New York
8 Per cent. discount. Cotton 22 to 23 cenls. ;
Flour, 13 to 8711 ; Sugar, 11 to 13 cents asked by
the Planters. Very little Tobacco had then come
to market.

Another letter, of the same date, quotes prime
Cotton at 25 cents cash, and 27 for bills.

The follo%C,ingis front the Board at the New
England Coffer-house :

" Extract of a Letter from St. John's, N. B.
dated February I During the gale front the
N. N. E. a boat, in going from ifulyrood to Bay
Robberts, was struck by a heavy sea, filled, and
%vent down, and the crew, consisting of 5 men,
were all lo3t. What renders the circumstance
more distressing is, that 3 of them were brothers,
were married, and had in the three families 21
children.'

" The General IVashingion, BRETHOFF, from
New York for Havannah, with a valuable cargo,
was lost Ist January, on the Bahama Banks ;
crew, passengers, and cargo saved."

As the interdict of the House of Commons re-
specting the case of Mr. QUIN has been virtually
abolished by the circulation of printed Copies of
the Evidence yesterday, we may now venture to
lay an abstract of the matter before our Readers,
which we accordingly submit to their attention
this day. This abstract co iprizes all the more
important and interesting points in the Evidence,
Ns well as in the Letters connected %vith the case.
But, whatever opinion we may have formed on the
subject, we shall confidently rely upon the wis-
dom and judgment of Parliament, assured that
the decision will be founded on liberality and

justice.

LORD S/DMOUTI4.—We are extremely sorry to
learn that this respectable Nobleman yesterday
evening received a severe contusion on the knee
by the kick of tl horse, as he was walking to the
House of Lords. The Noble Lord is confined to
his boost, but is better this morning, and there
is every hope of a speedy recovery.

THE Loup CITANCELLOR.-This morning, we
are happy to state, his Lordship, for the first
time since his indi.position, re-assumed his Sit-
tings in Lincoln's Inn

Viscountess Hsasroarr last night opened her
elegant mansion in Green-street, Grosvenor-
square, as a liberal compliment to Mr. and Mrs.
(BIANCHI) LACY 011 their approaching departure,
as we before mentioned, for India. The Concert
-cc formed on the occasion was well selected.—
SrArttoLarrt was the leader. Mr. and Mrs.
LACY, Miss NALOI, and Signor BEGREZ, were the
vocal Per formers, and they all acquitted them-
selves ably, but we have no room for particulars.
Miss Stprnabis was prevented from performing by
indisposition. The PRINCE REGENT Was expected,
but was unavoidably absent. The rooms were
filled by a very numerous auditory, consisting
chiefly of the higher orders.
Me. 'fHer.wALL, with a modesty suitable to
his character, has, in a Petition to the House
of Commons, obligingly offered to enlighten them
by his superior wisdom and knowledge, on the
subject of the 'light of Appeal in Murder. He
states, that he is so very important a character,
that there had been " a formed design to murder
hint," or to " convey him forcibly beyond seas."
‘'llat has exposed hitn to so much danger, he
does not think proper to explain. This dreadful
apprehension must remind the public of Jou
DENNIS, who \VHS afraid that LEWIS XIV. had
given orders to kidnap hint, or had stipulated that
he should be given up to the vengeance of that
Monarch in the Treaty of Peace ! ! I But perhaps
the public will rather be reminded, on this occa-
sion, by the homely adage, " How we &tales