The Sun.
London, England, 1819-06-21 00:00:00

PARTNEIIsHIPS DISSOLVED.

\V. Tomlinson and IV..llawkins, Liverpool, marine store-
lieepers---G. Lonsdale and F. Natuseh ;Writ insu ra nee-
brokers—J. Robertson, J..faslier, J. Deoniston,
anti A. Ker, 6reenozlt, brewers---1. Wilishaw
Oldham, Lancaster, cotton-spinners-4,, swift, seri awl L.
Swift- jun. Derby, silk-tbrowsters—E..Tailies and J.
Dorsley, Gloncoster, rope-spirkners-7-11. Stokes, jun. and
S.
Pieltburri, Lonihard—treet, tonstard-roanofact nrcrs—J. Llum-
plireys, and S. Farrar; Liverpool, wholesale giocers•---W. Tor-
nei and &Turner. London, Warrington, Hnd Manchester—S.
'furrier, S. Turner, and T. Friitci •-3. G. .Inclisoo and W.
\Tato, Li cue, Nti,ories, insurance-brokers,---W. Curteis,. J.
Cowper, and J. Nicholson, Friday-s!reet, wholiesale ,en-
drapers—,lt. ilreakell Mid it. lirgiing, Butituy Bab L. east cc,
boat- builders.

THEAT,R IC:AL KEGISTE R.

Performed en Saturday Night.
Tit caTaF, RftTAL, COVENT-GARDEN.—The Alarriage of Figaro a
Figaro, Mr. Liston ; Countess Alanaviva, Mrs. Diclions.
Atter which, Cozening. To which was addwd, Husbands
and Wires.

Ifft:AYRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET, DauRY-LAKE COMPANY.—
The Road to Ruin : Goldfinch, Mr. Russell; Sophia, Miss
S. Booth. After which, The Spoiled Child.
Ttizarne ROYAL, ENGLISH OPF:RA•HOUSE.—The Bee-Hire.
After which, The Blind Eviy : Edinotid,Miss Kelly ;
Mrs. W. S. Chatterley. %Co which was added, Fire and
Water.

PRICE 01
Vests DAY AT T

STOCKS
'ELy C o'CLOCK.

3 per Cent. Red. 6S 671 68 Ex. Bills, 2d,..... par, Is. pr.
4 rer rcnt• 86ii Omniqm
..dis. 1
la,ik 1.. .'nn. 17 15-If;tlis 18 Con. for July.... Olaf 684
ndia Bonds... par, 2s. dis.

MAILS.
Amatvsh-2 flublen, e. 'Waterford, t Flatland, 1 Gottenburgli,
France, 1 Hamburgh, l Flanders.
Duz-1 Malta.

H[G H 'V TER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO.MORROW.
?.3 minutes after 2. Et-cuing, 48 'minutes after 2.

THE SUN.

1101,37. f teJIS tHCERE FALSUM AUDEAT ?

LONDON,
JIIONDAY, JUNE 21, 1819.

We received yesterday and this morning three
drys Paris Papers to Friday last inclusive. In
the• ChaMber of Peers, on Thursday, the Report
IVas received oil the projet respecting the Finan-
eiil Accounts, which was ordered to be printed,
the discussion to be opened to-morrow. The
Chamber of Deputies continued to be occupied
with the discussion of the projet respecting the
Estimates or Supplies, which after having lasted
Clrougli. the Sittings of Tuesday, Wednesday, and
Thursday, was again adjourned till Friday.
Li the Sitting of Wednesday a Petition, from
Merchant at Pati,, was reported upon, cow-
that the duties in Turkey upon Fieoch
ricrthandize had been increased in the pro-

portion, as compared with the former duties,
of 2.1 to one, which tended. to ruin the commerce
of France in the Ottolinan Empire. The Commit-
tee recommended that. the petition should, be re-
ferred to the President of the Council of Minis-
.ters, which,.was•agreed to.
The KING had walked to the apartments, where,
before his illness, be was accustomed to breakfast
and dine, and his MAJESTY'S health is stated to
be perfectly re-established. Wednesday his MA-
JESTY presided at a Council ot Ministers, and
gave audience to Sir CHARLES STUART, the Eng-
lish Ambassador, who pr'esented a letter trout the
PRINCE{ REGENT, announcing the birth of the
Princess, daughter of the Duke ofsK ENT. Yes-
terday it was expected the KING would proceed
to hear Mass in the Chapel ot the Thuilleries.

The Duchess de B.ERRY is stated to advance
happily in her pregnancy.
The War Minister is, it appears, gone to the
waters of Neris, in the Department of ('Allier, and
thus fall to the ground all the political specula-
, lions founded op his supposed journey to Carlsbad,
The Duchess of MODENA was safely delivered
of a son on the 2d instant.
It is stated from Rome, that LUCIEN BuoNA-
PARTE recen,ls applied to the Pontifical Govern-
ment for permission to send his eldest son to his
brother JoSEPH, in America, and that Mr. Rus-
sua., the American Minister in Sweden, was to
arrange the young man's voyage ; but Cardinal
CONSALVI refused the permission asked, advising
LUCIEN, at the same time, to apply to the five
Allied Powers.
Letters from Dresden announce as certain the
approaching marriage of the King of PAIN with
the Princess MARIA JOSEPHA of Saxony, daughter
of Prince 111Altimmtax, and niece of the Saxon
Monarch, born in 1803.
The King of SWEDEN has instituted a decora-
tion of honour for civil merit in the Kingdom of

Norway.
Marshal SOULT was at Paris on Wednesday,
and had a conference with the MINISTER of the
MARI E.
There is a long letter from Madrid in the Con-
stitutionnel, in which England is accused of acting
upon a regular system for the purpose' of crip-
pling the resources of Spain. After alluding to
the Cession of the Floridas, the letter observes,
" It is now understood that the Havannah will
soon cease to belong to us."
The Emperor and Empress of AUSTE TA returned
to Rome on the 2d instant. The article from
Rome which men:ions this fact states, that 1200
prisoners who were detained at Palermo had been
tried, but that the Carbonari, to the number of
27, had been excepted, and that they were to be
sent to the Hospital for Lunatics.
From Vienna it is mentioned, that the surveil-
lance over the members of the BUONAPARTE fa-
mily in that capital, has been for some time much
relaxed.
The following are extracts from the Journals of
Friday :

" From Palermo it is stated, that on the Ist
instant, there fell in the Valley of Mazzara a
slight rain Juingled with much dust of the colour

of cinders.

" The German Papers state, that a great
number of English were continually passing
through the Tyrol on their way either to
Germany or Italy. There was never known
so great a number of English in Italy ; it is
stated, that there were 40,000 at Rome dui.-
,iug the lute residence there of the Emperor of
Austria.

" The Count Capo d' Istria, is expected at
Paris within ten days.
" Mr. Stratford Canning, the British Minister
in Switzerland, arrived at Paris on Tuesday.
" YesterdaF, the King promenaded for some
time in the interior of his Palace. In the after-
noon his Majesty transacted business with the
Marquess Dessolles.
" An epidemic fever is stated to be prevalent at
St. Valero (Seine Inferieure), which has carried
off nearly 100 persons in less than a week.

FIVE PEE CENTS.

Tuesday . 67 f. ,90 c.
Wednesday #;IS f. 90 c.
Thursday 63 f. 30 c.

DEFERRED STOCK.

Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday.
Of the /Rd March, 1817, 87 f. 95 c... 88 f. 10 c... 88 f. 85 c.
22d Sept. 1817, 85 f. 95 c... 86 f. 10 c...8t; f. 85 c.
22(i March, 1813, 83 f. 95 c... 84 1. 81 f. 85c.
22,1 Sept. 1818, 81 f. c... 82 1. 10 c... 82 f. 85 c.
2-2 d I`,larcb, 1819, 80 f. 10 C... 80 f. 20 c... 60 1. 90 c.

EXCHANGE ON LONDON.

One Mouth f. hoc.
Three Months

" PRESISUEG, JUNE 4.—A dreadful fire broke
out on the .2'2d ult. at the village of Kuchel,
which destroyed 116 houses, 52 barns, a number
of head of cattle, arid_ property besides to a con-
siderable amount. Several individuals lost their
lives, and of hers are disugerously hurt.
" NAMUR, Jut 12.—The moving mountain
causes conaideruble alarm here, it being only half

a league distant, and its movements still con-

tinithig.

" BERLIN, JUNE B.—Two hundred and thirty.
five houses were destroyed by fire on the 27th
ult. at Gnesen, in the Department of Posen.

" STUTTGARD, JUNE 11.4.—The King gave an
audience ye,terday to the Count ‘de Trautmans-
dorff, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo-
tentiary of Austria, who formally demanded the
hand of the Princess Maria of Wurtemberg,
(laughter of the Duchess Louisa, for the Arch-
duke Joseph of Austria, Palatine of Hungary."

The more we hear of the state of France, and we
do not depend on light authority, the more we
find that an alarm has been spread by the impolitic,
we may say, fatal pentission given to the Revo-
Intionists again to pollute that Country with their
FreaenCe. That some deep plot has been some
time in agitation we are fully persuaded, and so
many persons are concerned in it that it is not
surprizing that something should have transpired.
The Revolutionists who have not yet been incited
to return, draw nearer to the Capital, in confi-
dent hope of a speedy permission. As a proof of
the profound artifice of the Jacobins, the most
subtle agents of political mischief that ever infested
any country, great exaggerations have been circulat-►
ed respecting the health of the King, that in case
of any sudden event, the public mind may be pre-
pared for his dissolution whenever it happens.
The truth is, the health of the Monarch has been
chiefly affected by the gout in his feet, but
otherwise his constitution is good, and his life
likely to be long if it be suffered to await
the course of nature. We do not hazard this
statement upon weak or improbable authority,
but such as stamps a full conviction on ourselves,
and we pledge ourselves that events are preparing
which are likely to spread consternation through-
out Europe, unless all the Legitimate Go-
vernments are on the alert. For our Govern-
ment, we are assured that it has not been negli-
gent in obtaining information, and that it will not
be found unprepated fur the worst that can
happen.

In the Dutch Mail received this morning, we
find a Proclan►ation from Mottiu.o, the Spanish
General, in South America, addressed to the
BRITISH SOLDIERS, Wilk!) is too long for insertion
this day. Its contents would probably have sus-
pended emigration, even without the restraint of
the Foreign Enlistment Bill.

THE FUNDS.—This morning the Omni= re-
ceipts were issued irons the Bank, and, as was
expected, the utmost exertions were used to de-
press it. Omniutu opened at per cent. discount,
but at one o'clock it fell to discount. Great
fluctliations are expected between this and Wednes-
day, which is the settling day forOmnium; but odds
have been laid this morning that it will be at par
on or before that day. Consols opened at 69i,
and fell to 684 i.

The intelligence from Leeds this morning, we
ere
f
is of the most alarming nature.
rlr rry
The number soayfChe Malcontents is considerably
increased, and all the characters of a French
to have taken place.—
Revolution seem already
The Cap of Liberty, it is said, has been raised,
placards of the most inflammatory nature have
posted and circulated in all directions.
It has s been
proclaimed that Major CARTWRIGHT
been
and other Reforming Politicians have been invited
to regulate their proceedings, and that COBBETT
is to be solicited to return to this country.
Ashton-under-Line, Hunslet-Moor, and all the
adjacent places, are in a state of tumult and con-
fusion. In short, every thing seems ripe for an
extensive insurrection. The only consolation
is, that Government, we are assured, is fully ap-
prized of these dangerous proceedings, and is
actitely taking such measures as the state of affairs
imperiously demands.

We regret to state that information reached
town this day, announcing the death of the Right
Honourable ROBERT DUNDAS, of Arniston, fate
Lord Chief Baron of the Court of Exchequer.
This unexpected and melancholy event took place
on Wednesday. This is the Gentleman to whom
Sir SAMUEL SHEPHERD has been appointed suc-
cessor, and writ) left town last week to assume
the office.

We cannot but join with The Morning Chronicle
of this day in severely condemning the conduct
of a Daily Paper of Saturday, on the disrespect.
ful manner, to use the mildest terms, in which
the Paper alluded to mentions Lord SIDIIoUTII
and the late Mr. LIMEY ADDINGTON. The Paper
impudently asserts that it '' cast off the ADDING-
TON Family, and " sent the ADDINGTONS adrift."
The Paper in question says " the ADDINGTONS
wee for a long time cur daily Scribes :"—admit-
ting the truth of this Statement, can any thing
be inure d;shonottrable than such a breach of confi.

r rice"'
dence, or more ungrateful for the pre•r e-e 004
saio to have been given ? But they who arc
of treachery may reasonably be suspected '3116
hood; for,

" If they lie root, they at least betray:
APII/14°'
For our own part, we believe that the of
TON Family were too liberal to be capable
uest
abuse imputed to them by the Paper in q
c •
if oal
and certainly too cautious to entrust the- lot
munications to a quarter of which it is to)?
that they could not know sufficient to jusiii/Jt
confidence, particularly of the nature iturieour
them. We had for very many years the 11°1'0
to be admitted to the friendship of tilevld
Nir. ADDING TON, whose abilities "s ,fear
in high respect, whose virtues we wormlY "gre
ad, and whose memory we hold in deep ce:gter
lion ; but we most firmly believe, that wbs. aja
information he may occasionally have given 1101 t
Public Press in any instance, Was al
ea'
well calculated to serve the Council 11-- out
lighten the People. We therefore repel boa
fall conviction, that the whole of thell to'
i
charged upon the ADDINGTON 141,011/ iratts
tally unfounded, and must have been I-1.00
for the malignant purpose of creating sasPic ;
and divisions among Ministers, and Partilj,t
between Lord SnamouTa and Mr. CastliNG.
it is impossible that what comes from so P47ii-I'9llo
a source can produce the intended effect' .• of,
falsehood and malice, however, for we cano°l d
snit that the Paper in question had the ererie,
curl l
treachery, will, at least, have this good tl
queuce : it will teach :Minis' ers themselves' 35t
lat
as those in confidential situations under them'
cautious whom they trust, and what they 51110
It is, however, but justice to add, tbat
blit
not in our opinion to be found any other 1d la
Journal, on either side, that would have acted
so mean, so pitiful, so base a manner, as (tot
which the indignation of the People at large
t;put
now be directed, and which will for ever 1-11