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LONDON
S-17'UR0317, OCTOBER 30, 1819.

We received this morning the Paris Paper; of
Wednesday lust. The following are rxir acts
ec I'Alus, OCT. 27.—The King yesterday took
an airing to Vincennes. The Duchess de 13erl1
(hued with his Majesty. The King gave Lodi'
once to the Cardinal Archbishop of Paris.

" Yesterday M. Mestier, J.ge dlnstructiont
interrogated M. Gevandar and Colonel Simon/
formerly Chief of the' Staff of General Gerard-""
They are accused of ha,iog lent their residetic°
for the meetings of a Club of the Friends of the
Liberty of the Press, without having conforod
to Article 291 of the Penal Code. This Article
imports, that no association of upwards of
20 persons, -the object of which shalt be to el'
semble every day, or on certain appointed daY9P
for the discussion of any subjects, religions,
rary, political, or otherwise, shall be formed, OW
ont the consent of Government, and under l"
conditions imposed by Public Authority, tinder gi
penalty of from 16- to 200 francs.
" Some of the Journals are obstinately be°
upon making the Princes of Wales arrive at

Palk. Some say that she is here incognit"
others, that she only passed by the city witho"g
entering it. The tact is, that this Princess, "'be'
travels under the title of the Countess Oldi'
Angela, is still at Lyons. We. know Vt
when her Royal Highness will unit tb°t
city ; but we have stunr reason for believing, (II
on whatever side she directs her course, she will
not come to reside at Paris.—(Gazette de France.)
" Saturday the Commissary of Police of the
Quarter du Mail seized, at the house of the Ste"
Crouitthois, print•seller, Rue-de- Petit-Rtpos"i"
two coloured engravings, One representing 13°.
naparte with religious attributes ; the other, "11'
der the figure a flenr-de-lis, presenting an out'
raucous caricature of his Majesty.
" The ?slarechal de Camp Royer, Ex-Con'e°:
tionalist, exiled in 1815, died the 21st instoot
Brussels.
" On the 20th hest., the Prince Kudaseb
and Serge, Courier Extraordinary from rite )1/1;
°
perm. of Russia, passed through Grx (MO

on his %vav to Paris. E,
" The accounts fromCactiz continue very
The following is the last B,:lteti►► 1061

thence, received at Bourdeaux
The sth instant, 9,152 sick, 60 deaths ;
6th, 9,494 sick, 82 deaths ; the 7th, 9,619 eiti"
75 deaths.' iii
" Letters from his Majesty, in, the terms of
established regulation, have been sent to the
t
pinks of the New Series, to desire their to""
lime at Paris. It is said that the Ahb6 GieVris
has not received any. •

FIVE PER CENTS.

Tacsday

70 f. 65.0.

IteitßED STUCK.
Of the 2.2 d March, 1817, 92 f. 60C.
9.`2,1 Slit. 1817, f. 60s•
52,1 March, ISIS, sg,f. goc•
22d i S., Bat. 60-e•
,Nlarch, 1819 B4 f. GO.

22,1 Sept. 1S
" FRANKFCtitT, OCT. `.:U.—The coilferCnCeg
Vienna I commence the 20.:11 November.
the Ministers who were 0 C
4 d.rlsb.ad willproceel
thither, and it is believed that the Trib4iin4
established at Mayence will receive nottl"ctir:
dons-, and wilt be organized in a manner 111°.
conf‘ono;hle to general opi:lion, and to tbe gPir
at Representer ive Govetnatents."

Are have read whit sincere regret a Lette.
led,
Earl GRosvnton, which we hive tii",s, daY ifiseroll'
le'
It is impossible that be attentivelY "cres.
served and ,-erionsly have reil..cred o,i the i'r4j
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of Rebe!lion and Infidelity, which 'Orel `tbg
tlitivly over the Conlin v, and which titre''teb%ol
very eaiitrurr of our CollStiLtitiOli (31411 C

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ail wbleti lie fidirldtVleages to ID he the
It"t perfect form of Government with which any
bountrY was ever blessed." The' Noble Lord
gal) his public lite under the most favottrahte
lel9kes, and his private character is so excellen
that
all who admire personal worth much deplore
spelt a change in his political character and views.
u says " the Nation is too much enlightened to be
Olteletl by such dangerous theories," but does lie not
"',that these dangerous theories are cat ried into
I
most alarming practice ? Is not a iaeobiuical
nerd of
Writers perpetually at nmtk, to delude the
plinds of the lower ordris of the people, who must
Of course form a vast majority ) What must be-
T;Ille of Rank and Properly, if a Radical Rebel-
should become aseendant:? Can the Noble
LOtd Conceive, that he would be spared because he
Oss manifested conduct favourable to their cause.
rnav be sure that he %you'd be involved in the
Iniversal ruin, and would lament too late that he
,":1 not come resolutely forward in defence of that
`l"3litution, on which be pronounces such a just
haegYrie, but pass the remainder of his life in
kisery and despair, with the melancholy reflec-
tion that be bad himself contributed to his own
ilevruction.

The Pit/NCB REGENT au-iced in town at five
WelOCk yEstr-dav bfierooon from Brighton, and
Proceeded this morning, at seven o'clock, to the
iliHulness of HPRTFORD'S seat, at Sudburn, Sof-
41k,f attended by Sir B. BLOOMFIELD.

If Any doubts can prevail in the minds of well-
4isPr'sed People as to the props iety of the remov.,l
t'f. Lad FITZWILLIAM • from the Yorkshire Lord
Idelttenantcy, we refer them to the clear, satis-
fecterv. and decisive Letter of our valuable Cor-
t"Pondent TENAX, in THE SUN of this day.

TIADIcAL MRETING3.--The Public will be glad
1‘) bear, that the Radical Meetings in several
Country places, intended to have been held on
I\i"(l6Y next, are postponed. Such is the effect
"f that vigorous policy which Government have
tdopted forithe preservation of the Realm.

1-11114 T---Our Readers will see, in our fourth
Page this day, a Letter from this notorious Midi-
"l Lender, copied from the Radical (Old) Times,
11) which he freely pours forth his abuse on his
former astociates and allies, Doctor lAraTsciNt and
riiirrLEwooD, whom he represents as wholly
destitute of talents 83 well as worth. He endca-
-I\luts to get over the charge of • having employed
five pounds helongi!tig to the Radical Treasury
fi)c •his own use, but he states 89 a reason why
he could not, that there was twenty poundi
- left in that Treasury. He might as well have
144 that he could not have done so because
be wears a White hat. hle pretends that the
Petition which, he wrote, addressed to the Prittqce
114)ENT, `` produced the next day an order 'for
the
Payment of 40001. from the broils ut the
Admiralty to the Spitalfields Soup Committee,"
as if the benevolence of the PRINCE REctxr, and
Government, could need any incitement from
this obtrusive Radical. But the whole of his Let ter
compound of vanity and abuse of those men,
Ivh*, when it was the interest of his popularity,
.re represented as fir Champions in the cause
ar Radical Reform. We have also inserted a Let-
ter from Doctor WaTsoN, accepting the honours
41.
the Chair, at the ensuing Radical Meeting.
Litt the Doctor has. taken no notice of the charge
hglinst him, which appeared in our Paper of
i
'etioesday lest, brought by a Geptletuan of hlls-
P4tithle veracity, whose name we are permit-
-44 to disclose, a charge of having offered to sell
I"seff tt, Governnent, if it would enable him to
II"
lip a shop, or furnish him with money enough
ttl remove himself and his family out of the King-
vitt°lll• It is to be hoped that he will he called upon,
4* n he is seated in the Radical Chair, to answer
;eh an imputation upon his disinterested Public
Nrit and Patriotism.

I. A Correspondent informs us that the proposal
making the Fninied Property circularahle
alt the -bearer, is likely to occupy tote early
etition of Pritiiament. It is intended that
very Proprietor skill have the liberty of exchatig-
:B 4nY part 4 big Stock for Debentore War.
jitBll but .the loterr,t on these «:+r ants WIN
e subject to a Tax of one•fourth per cent. per
"Rnuni on the principal Sinn. Thus, her an imme-
diate practical ex!,ibition of the principle, the
lbject
coil, Mend itst.ll to public opinion.
6. the progress of the Session, the quantum
tu circulating medium necessary to preserve the
tthilions of commerce and increase the Revenue
leceipts, will be ACCIIT:I!eIy demonstrated ; and be-
(lre Parliament rises, experience will define the
:IR" twit, of the Stamp Dirt! that must he int-
tubsed on the Debenture Wm -rants, to guard against
il
the darter of excess, and vet furnish a sufficient
4-y4l'll4lg medium to extend our national great-
es
Is.--(Morning Post )
of Ve lite happy to learn that many Gentlemen
t, "it highest respectability in the Metropolis,
tirened by the esent circumstances of ditli•
vititY and danger in the Country, are become can-
-see for admission into the ranks ut theLi lit
"At Volunteers.