The Sun.
London, England, 1819-05-20 00:00:00

[Morning Post.]

The Count and Countess de Alontespion ar-
rived on Sunday night, at Jordan's Hotel, St.
James's-street,from Paris. It is said the Count
de Montesquiou is charged by the French Govern-
ment with a mission of the utmost importance,
and that he brings political information of high
consequence. Oilier branches of this distinguish-
ed family arc expected.

We are happy to learn that a reconciliation
has been brought about between a certain Illus-
trious Personage and a Noble Duke.— (Ibid.)

[The Times.]

COSSION OF PARGA.—Advices relative to this
interesting territory have been received from.
Corfu, under the 'date of the 14th of March.
Sir Thomas Maitland was then at Buciutro,
where he was actually arranging terms with
Ali Pasha for the cession of Varga. The ori-
ginal sum stipulated for to the Parguinotes, as
an indemnification for the abandonment of their
country, was 500,0001. sterling; but Sir Thomas
Maitland, it is said, had reduced the sum to
150,000/, and this to be issued to time emigrants
in three instalments—a plan which will in all pro-
bability compel them either to remain on the soil,
exposed to the of their tyrant, or to lose a
large portion even of that diminished claim. As
Sir Thomas Maitland, however, cannot deliver
Parga to the Pashwa without a previous commu-
nication with the British Government, and as the
most summary arrangements for its surrender will
occupy a considerable time, the cause of the
Parguinotcs may still be heard and determined by
the Legislature of this country. The motion of
Sir Charles .Mnnck on this subject, in the House
of Comtnuus, stands fur the 2iith instant.

T a MEETING_of MERCHANTS, 13ANteitt
• ERS, and TRADERS, of the CITY of I.OND°N,' tako
at the LoN,noN TAvtsuN, the iSth day of May, !SI% °re.
into consideration the measm es proposed for the RESu'
TION of CASH PAYMENTS :
THOMAS BAINBRIDGE, F,~q. in the Chair; se,
It was Resolved (upon the motion of Sir ROBERT row
comkd by MATfHIAS ATlwonn, Esq.), Of
" That the measures in contemplation, as recommended
the Secret Committees of both Houses nf Parliament, ttt
tend to a forced and precipitate contraction of the Circu „a
ing Medium of the Country, embarrass Trade in gent'va' II
injure alike Public Credit, Agriculture, Manufactures, 41
Commerce."
THOMAS BAINBRIDGE, Chairman'

A Petition to both Houses of Parlianu nt,
the above Resolution, will lie for SIGNATURES, This 11
To-ruot row, and Saturday, at the London Tavern, at the Ous
of London Tavern, at the London Cutfe--•1 ()use, and at /
King's head, Poultry.
in conformity is

PARLIAMENTARY BUSINESS.
,biek
NOTICES of MOTIONS. and ORDERS of the DAY, -
now stand in the Order-hook of the HOUSE of ColtoWsl
for THIS DAY.

Nces qf otions.
1. Mr. Michael'Angelo Toti
aylor,—MTo separate Bank roptcY Ste
airless from the Jurisdiction of the Great Seal.
2. Lord Althorp,—Bill for the Relief of Insolvviit flebtors.o(
3. Sir Henry Parnell,—Committee to consider of the Katdu of
Exchange between Great Britain and Ireland. an
the Expediency of assimilating the Currencies of till
Countries.

Order of the Day.
Framework Knitters Bill;-Second Reading.

THEATRICAL REGISTEL
Performed Last Night Alib4
THEATRE ROYAL, DRU RY-LANE.—The Lie. of the Dail mi,l,
Mr. Munden ; Sophia, Mrs. Mardyn. After which,
Notions. To which was added, Honest Thieves.
TH EATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GA RDEN.--Evadne Pro.-hio
Characters by Mr. Young and Miss O'Neill. After Ve'
(Ist time), Swedish Patriotism.-
Hot THURSDAY.—HoIiday at the Bank, Exebeq----
India, and South Sea Houses.

MAILS. . ' Fra nce'
AitaivED-1 Dublin, 2 Waterford, I Hambnrgh, .
Due—S2 aweden, 1 Hamburg'', 1 Lisbon.
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HIGH WATEIt AT LONDON BRIDGE TO.NlOltg—ni, il%
f.
Nlorning, 8 minutes after 12; 1 Evening, 33 minutes a_........„,..1.1''''

THE SUN.

iOLEM QUIS DICERS FALSUSI AUDEAT •

LONDON,
THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1819.

We received this morning the Paris Papers DI
Monday last. The following are extracts
PARIS, MAY 17.—The King receiverl yester.
day the Spanish and Neapolitan Ambassad°rs°
the Prince de Talleyrand, several Peers, Mar;
shah, Generals, Deputies, &c. His Majesql
is thought will stay six weeks at St. Cloud.
" The King's Coronation is to take place °
the 25th August.
f‘ Letters from the frontiers of Spain state:
that on the Ist instant, the Douaniers of 11011..
cevaux, in Navarre, seized a bale of brgcbare*
and seditious writings,
which it was attempted t
introduce into Spain by a road little frequented
in the Pyrenees. The muleteer who was chargedt
with the burden_ was arrested and conveyed -41

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ill
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yesterday
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rst de.`r
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the Press.
" Madame Catalani has proceeded from i'-
sterdum to Dusseldorff, where she gives a concert.
She then sets out for Berlin.
" MANEIRIM, MAY 7.—The Court of liavarilti
.
has been informed, by letters from the EmPer°-
y
and Empress of Austria, that they will proceed t
Bavaria, by the way of the Tyrol, after terminal
ing their journey in Italy. They do not Well
to come to Munich, but to pass some days °Pi;
mille with the King and Queen of Bavaria, at t
chateau of Tegernsee.
" MAY B.—lt is believed beire that for s°fl/6
days Sand (the assassin of Kotzebue) has ceased'
to be numbered amongst the living, but notbll/4
official has been published upon the subject, nor
can any information respecting him be obtainest
" INSPRUCK, MAY B.—lt is understood, this
the Emperor and Empress of Austria will of
their return from Italy pass some days here, ti
well as at Royetedo, Trent, Botzen, and Brig°.
" It is said, that whilst the Emperor and Em
press of Austria are at Tegerusee, the marrit'r'of
of the Prince Royal of Austria with a Princess

Bavaria will he celebrated.
of
" FRANKFORT, MAY 11.—Prince Lear).-
Saxe Coburg passed through Stuttgard 'on tlic.
Bth instant, on his return from Switzerland.

The report of an'intended interference of °Mt I
Powers to induce BERNADOTTE to abdicate th
Throne of Sweden, seems to want that appearailce
of authority which might entitle it to general!
credit. It is, however, admitted that 136Itgivi •
DOTTE has not fulfilled his obligations With Pell:
mark, and is determined to persevere in rejecting
them. It is said, that he has formed a COW ill
Scania for the purpose of intimidating the late
State. But it is added, that the matter io.d";
pute•has been referred to the other Powers'
that conferences on the subject are held by 141;
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nisters in this Country. There seems to be rouc.
mystification, to use the French term, in an
matter, but that BERNADOTTE has been require
to relinquish the Throne we have little doubt, and
if it be/ true that he has really refused to adbebre
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Swedes to the repugnance of other States, on see-
lug such a man elevated to the rank of Majesty.

American Papers arrived this morning, but not
of a later date than the last.
(From the Norfolk Herald of the 24th of April.)
An American Captain, who left the river Plate
tii February, brings the following information :
Accounts had reached Buenos Avres of the march
of ST. MARTltq's Army towards Lima. Chili was
entirely evacuated by the Royalists. When the
C"Ptain sailed from the port of Maldonado, be
there learned that ARTIGAS was carrying on the
`tar with great vigour and success against the
POrt ug s
c• He also touched at Rio Janeiro,
and tias there an eye-witness of the following
tyrannical and pusillanimous action
jest.,
the reigning King of PORTUGAL, it appeatl,
was iaduced to visit the Portuguese Admiral's
shin, a 74, then anchored in the harbour, which
i$ a
kind of natural basin. His Portuguese Ma-
jesty
-' who has a-remarkable dread of drowning,
got alarmed on his return in the Admiral's barge-
Pinnace to the shore. As soon as the Royal
Cartege landed on the Quay,
his Majesty grew
outrageous
and seizing a cane, belaboured the
Atioliral over the bead and shoulders until the
b1°?Il ran. This outrage occurred in the pre-
lenec of Several thousands of 'spectators, andenfed ,
iu the Admiral's being conducted to

J We have received Letters from Kingston,
41/114ica, dated April 7th, which state that Gen.
4
GRRGOR had arrived at Port Royal in the brig
Ija'et,
the beginning of April, but he was not
I:'lllitted to land, and an Official Notification was
—4'le to him from the Custom-house, that the
ssel must proceed to sea; she was from St.
t
4nlingo. Geneva! i\PGaeoost demanded to
come
to an anchor, as the vessel was, under
:I!ettish colours, and they were in a distressed si-
-I:4ti°ll for want of provisions •; he dispatched
1'11144 to the Governor to that effect. General
7lt2.Gort stated, that eight of his vessels, all
1"g troops on board, had sailed from the Isle
tilVache the 30th of March, bound to Old Pro-
t),
sence, and from thence to proceed for the Spa-
qll Mali], or some part of Carthagenia.
t British schooner Friendship, from Jamaica,
1:411)" jilt() Savannah on the 22d March, having
douetl r"hed au Insurgent privateer' of 70,000
44 in specie.