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THE SUN.

SOLI:Ist QVls' MLEitt: FALW7,I 41JOLAT

LONDON,
FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1819.

We received this morning the Paris Papers of
Tuesday last. The following are extracts
" YAKts, AUG, 3.—The King yesterday 'did
not quit his apartnient3. Ilis Majasty gave audi-
ence again to the Duke de Richelieu, who paid
his respects also to Monsieur (the Count d'Ar-i
tois),,at:d the Duke d'Angouleme.

u Sunday the King signed the contract of mar-
riage between the Count de Turenne, Lieutenant-
Colonel, Chief of the Staff of the 15th Military
Division, and Miss O'Keefe, an Irish Lady•

" The King returns to Purls can the I Ith

instant.
" His Majesty yesterday morning gave a private
audience to the Duke of Hamilton.
Lord Stewart, the English Ambaslador to

Vienna, arrived at Calais on the 31st ult. Hi 2.
Excellency proceeds by the way of Pails.
• The following article appears in the Courier
de la Haute Marne, of the 31,t (lt., but it ap-
pears to stand much in need of confirmation
• We learn by a Letter from a soldier of the
department of Aube, that 50 of his comrades,
who had arrived with him from Russia, have
been arrested in Holland, and compelled to enter
into the service of the NFtherlands. Among them
are several young men of Haute Marne, and also
of Aube and C 0,6 d'Or.'

" Ten housei, H st.rnle, and a barn, in the vil-
lage of Keoigmaker, two left:4lles horn Thionville,
were destroytd on the 26; h ult, by lightning.

FIVE PER CENTS.

Monday

77 1. 70c.

DEFERRED STOCK..
Of the 22d March, 1817, . .91 f. 40 c.
22d Sept. 1817, .. .89f. 40 c.
22d March, 1819, ..87 f. 40c.
22d Sept. 1818, ..85 f. 40c.
22d March,lBl9,. .......83f. 40c.

" PETERSBURGH, JULY 17.—Within the me-
mory of man the winter has not been so mild as
thi• year on the banks of the ley Sea : immense
Islands, detached front the Pole, have broken
upon the coasts, and what is unexampled the
greater pall of them were covered with sea dog*
and sea emirs, which offered to the poor inhabi-
tants of the count ties an easy and profitable supply.

•• aptflo, JULY 22.—The Count de Montijo,
vt ho was superseded about a year ago in his Go.
verurneni•Grneral of the kingdom of Grenada,
and exiled to Burgos, having come hither dis-
guised as a voiturter, he has been arrested on his
ret urn, and conveyed to Valladolid.
The Ex•minister at State Pizarro, and Casa
Youjo, have been conveyed to Valverde, a mall
village in the environs of Madrid, where they are
confined in a Convent, and strictly guarded.
This measure has been adopted to accelerate and
facilitate the prosecution instituted against them.

" A General Officer is said to cave been ar-
rested at Cadiz. The troops who refused to em-
bark are to be replaced by Regiments from Cata-
louia.

" It is believed that the Envoy of the Unitei,
States of America strongly insists on the ratifies.
t ion of the Treaty for the cession of the Floridan ;
bu►t that difficulties Wye occurred, arisinv, from
circumstances foreign to the Spanish Govern-
meta.

" The Councillor of Castile, Orellana, has
killed himself at n ♦illage near Avisa, where ha
had gone to visit his brother, who is Bishop Of
that diocese.

" BERLIN, JULY 24.—The Count de Vallejo,
the Spanish Mulish-4 Plenipotentiary here, hat
set ow for C.Tlsha(l.
" MuNick'. .IuLY 25.—The Session of our
Chambers was this day with great soletn-

pity by D*lke William, of Bavaria, in the name of

Ilbr Kuig•

" FRAN KF'PhT. JULY 29.—The two Chambers of

Bwien et ere tbssolved yesterday, withont any de-
terinfnAtion ha%ing been come to respecting the
questions. They will not be convoked
again t►ll February or March next.".

We hate copied among our usual Extracts from
,he Morning Papers, a paragraph from The Morn-
ing Chronicle of this day, which states, that the
Princes of WALES is on, the eve of returning to
this Country, for the purpose of meeting in per-
ion any prosecution that may be instituted
against her. There can be no reason to object
to her return, if the rest of the statement be un-
founded, but the present is not the time for
the domestic conduct of the. Royal Family to
be exposed to the licentious discourses' of
the People at large, more particularly to the
open or insidious 'comments of Public Writers,
who are .endeavouring to bring the upper mike of •
Society into disgrace, to spread levelling doctrines
throughout the Empire, and to overwhelm us in a
blood• Revolution, and all the horrors of Anarchy.
Whatever errors there may have been in the con-
duct of this Princess, ii-she has been. really guilty
of any, they ought to be covered over with
a prudent veil, as it is impossible that they
can effect and endanger the Succession of the
Crown, which is sufficiently secured by other
branches of the Royal Family. This subject is of
very great importance, and forcibly calls for all the
wisdom and caution of our Rulers. The People
of this Country are not what they were a century
ago. The free spirit of our Constitution, the daily
discussions in the'Public Press throughout the
United Empire, the universal diffusion of know-
ledge, which indispose even the lowest to remain
as hewers of wood and drawers of water," have
contributed powerfully to diminish that reverence
for Thrones, and High Authorities, which was
once a prominent characteristic of the People of
' this Country. Most of them understand their
real political rights, and many are betrayed by

delusive theories, which, though true in the
straot, are not reducible to practice under iltilo
form of Government, but which have a tease°
Shake the foundation of all Governments, except
that of a savage Democracy, end thereforetheltuleri
to ther
of every State should pay greater attention , g
feelings and opinions of the multitude, than W.
requisite its any former period of their historY•
This, consequently, is not the time to unveil ale er,
jp
rors of Princes. The spirit of insurrection is abr°
and though it may be checked for the presen
yet as knowledge of every k;ild, but particas
lady' that of a political description, is in Iv
progressive state, it is impossible to sayblot
long that spirit may be kept down, or how fert.e.
contagion may spread. We find that Conspir6Cl
against the Government are prevalent in 01501
Countries of Europe, and that in
_Spain e grew°e
pot tion of the Military have been affected'
ought to be grateful to Providence that ourcei;
lent Constitu+ion, e j
onstitu'ion, which protects Peopl of d
ranks from oppression, renders such dangers le;
likely in this Country than in any other; 10'
we have inflammatory Orators, in or out of Pi;
'lament, and Seditious Scribblers incessantly
work, to sap the foundation of our present OstLa'
blishment iu Church and Sate, there must PI;
some degree of peril.—We, therefore, repeat °II
hope, that if the Princess of WALE: should re'
turn to this Country, no investigation tif bef
conduct may take place, but that she will be sex*
feretl to live according to her rauk,.withont ob.coir
va.ion, while she acts in such a manner se
trustsn
to offend against decorum, of which, we t)
there cannot be any danger, as she will no dela
find advisers that will equally consult her wcilae*

and the interest and happiness of the nation.
ff
Before we conclude, we think it nee°
to say, that we have made inquiry into the focild.4ll
tion of the article adverted to in The Isllllll
Chronicle, and, from what we have heard, We
ft'
felt inclined to give much credit to it, notit
... Landing the circumstantial manner in which 'lf,
related, as to the alledged orders for prepere'll,
on the supposed intention of the ?duces* to Id
sit this country.

We are authorized by Mr. MlNsunt.L, itectit;
Cr of Buckingham, to state, that the lice:°
given in this Paper 29t!; .ioly (and ahem of
riof
copied in The Morning Chronicle and 7~ el):
what passed at the Blickingbam Quarter 5c
on-the 20th of April. FS UNTRUE,

GLASGOW.

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The following Notice hAis been issued
Glasgow :
of bd

" In consequence of the Proclamation -
Royal Highness the PRINCH RBOINT on the 4.10
turbed state of the Country, the-Lord Prore't la
Magistrates of Glasgow have deemed it refills
" declare their determined Res°loion winsielvti
the public peace, and to repress all disorder,
and attempts at depreciation, and for these PO
to employ all the force, both civil and gaihDito
placed by the law at their disposal." They obeerio
that " numerous bodies of men have of lets
oa
sembled in the Green, and have from thence 04
railed though the streets of the City, to the for
minent hazard of the public peace ; "13 1:01.
and tumultuous assemblies and procession', °ff (et
are altogether unnecessary for the purposeMisr
presenting the distressed situation of indielb-ipti
or of obtaining relief, are contrary to .16%t'ego
can no longer be permitted. They furtberdsof
nestly " recommend to and enjoin all fies he
Families, Masters, and other well-disposed ink
bitants, to have a vigilant superintendoct
rod
the conduct of their children, lodgers, 44%00
tices, and servants, and to keep them within cia;
as much as possible after nightfall, and t().1;
out to them the fatal consequences which ‘111;g0
fallibly attend their being engaged in or Pre
at any tumultuous or disorderly assernbittoti
being impossible for any force, civil or o'll eid
to distinguish in such circumstances betile4°

innocent and the guilty."
•
Yesterday the Duke of KENT visite
PRINCE REGENT at Carlton-house. ev.tori
The promenade in the Long Walk
Park was thronged with company on l;lGer;
ing. Most of the neighbouring Nobility 011(
try were in their carriages. The pedestriall9 tit°
very numerous. The great attraction W;jorl.
performance of the Bend .of the Royal
Guards, and another Military Band. lett
The following is en extract of a 10.11/014 e'
Il
from Manchester, dated August 3d 1."01,P
quisitionists appear determined to hold thebe,doj,
ing on the 9th in•tant, notwithstanding
id
claration of the Magistracy,. as to its illeefed
A considerable number of troops bore arl,, 6erit
the town as a precautionary measure, in"j "FriaLll-.
(lay has been fixed by Sir Jono Bv2lo t OcOrA
next, for the purpose of displaying to .Id
who may witness it, the numbers of (be
,
i
and the powers of the field pieces." 1/ c
JAMES PARR, Hi pensioner, has been -°) •cait 0
to Our Co,ility Gaol fur *edition, for *c..e'letr
was indicted at the last Aniats,--(Chesier

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SHIP NEWS.

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"ri • -EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
it.u-aagt India Company's ship Plicenix arrived
PO:4 Wight the sth inst. ; left W-ngal the 28th
ruarY. and St. Helena the ith June.
lintnbay, William Pitt, and Herefordshire
''ard-bountl, were to sail from St. Helena in
eIY days.

SoUT
toin HAMPTON, AUG. s.—The Purser of th'el
1,4(111°4'8 ship Phoenix, WHITE, from Bengal, is
1/41 ell here ; she left Bengal the 20th February,
pSt• Helena the 7th June.
:'lll'smouTit, AUG. s.—Arrived the London
tt. TaAcey, from London for Bosion
:ls!(1 up Channel the Jane, front Nev York,
t' eatiline, from Rio Janeiro. Sailed the Royal
htiu.t" Yacht, and his Majesty's ships Hind, Hy-
-13"1, and Camelenn, for Brighton.
kid "MOUTH, AUG, 14 —Arrived the Caroline
PDX transport's from Guernsey, to take in the
-trna:
441 `rider of the 51st regiment ; William and
:16' JONES, from St. John's, in 38 days ;
1414°eIts SALMON, from Prince Edward's
44 11", in 28 days; and Roberts, WRIGHTSON,
al

tat CUSTOMS' LIST.
efert Inwards, August s.—Sir Joseph Banks, Hodgson,
714; Crisis Barthwhite, Archangel; Rose, Davis,
4'-erdan;; Ruby, ROOWC; PellaW; Twee Gebroeders, De
kaZe' Worsum; Joseph and Ann, Minter, Antwerp ;
1441.:3:11 Stangate Creek ; Aguilar. Robertson, Jamaica;
t"kberland, Tavlor, Halifax; Maria, Steheit, Dray.
bot:e2ered Outwards, August s.—Vrow Fernmercia, Brant,
Aphetr444l; Neptune, Moore, Leghorn ; \Louisa, Dubbelaur,
to;er!"1; Columbus, .klen, Jamaica; Liberty, ,ildrege,
k
14,4 itazer, Stephens, Ostend ; Marshal Blucher, Ellis,
te "alb; Ann, Bell, Pernambuco.
hiptegred Outwards, August s.—New Union, Rose, Calais;
Ilk "es Strannach, Ostend ; Spectator, Richardson,
41plwell, Tate, Hatuburgh ; Active, Norton, Havre;
'ox, I-iatulturgh; Rambler, Chaistman, Belboa.