The Sun.
London, England, 1819-02-02 00:00:00

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

ANA LTSIS and .COr.IMI NTARY MI the IssoLvENT. DEBTORS'
AcT (continued), To-morrow.—Also, IGNiaus on Putti.rc
GitiEvANCFA,—LoLLARD,—and Many other Articles, as
soon As possible.
CAT%) LLU S (No. VI.) To-morrow..

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THE SUN.

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LONDON,
TUEOMY, :FEBRUARY 2, 1819.

At a late hour this day we received the Paris
Papers of Saturday last. The following are Ex-

tracts :

" CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.

" SITTING OF FRIDAX, JAN. 29.

" After a long discussion on the Projet respect-
;ng the D.ke de Richelieu, the Chamber adopted
the Amendment proposed by the Cornthittee to
provide the majorate ont of the disposable domains
of the State. It also adopted an amendment of
M. Coot voisier, that in case of the extinction of
the direct took line, the majOrate should re; urn to
the domains of the State. On a division, the
projet
.thns amended, was agreed to by a majority
of 12-Vto 95.--Adjourned till Tuesday.

" PARIS, JAN. 30.—The King beard mass
yesterday in his apartments, and afterwards
transacted business in his• Cabinet,
The Duke of Gloucester yesterday visited
the Royal Manufactory of Gabelios.
" statement respecting the appointment of
Ambassadors is incorrect, with the exception of
the Embassy to London, to which the Marquis
de Latoor.Matibottrg is certainly appointed.
It is said that. the Archduke ItAllier, Fire.
roy of Lombardy, is about t(i be ntarr:ed to the
Infanta Charlotte, daughter of the Duchess of
.Lucca, ci-dcvant Queen of Etruria.

"f here are reports front the 1-14gite -and Brus-
sels, of an almost total change of the Ministry of
the Netlit:rlands.

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Our Paper has been deemed, and we may say,
justly deemed, the only Public Journal that chiefly
directs its attention to the support of the Pno-
TESTANT Ctruscn, and knowing that we shall be
supported by the majority of the People in the
maintainanee of that solid basis of our happi-
"less and fieedom., we shall never relax in
that glorious cause fill the PAPISTS are con-
tented with the lice exercise of their reli;;ions
worship, and no longer as:lire at a participation
in Legislative Power. We shall at present only
leer to the Letter of our old and valuable Corres-
pondent VIGIL, in our l' Ater of this day.. arm draw
the attention of all reflecting Protestants to the
CATHOLIC CIRCULAR which it contains, in order
to spew the danger of granting any farther con-
cessions to Popish Presumption.- The enot moos
sum collected, p r If by persuasion, and partly by
menaces, but chiefly arising from Popish fanaticism
and ambition, is indeed, as our Correspondent says,
sufficient to STARTLE all friehds to our happy
Establishment in Church and State. Will the
Protestant Priesthood continue to slumber n bile
Pops-.6r is awake and active ? No—we trust that
the Members 'of the Chore'', from the I-L:,(1
of our Hierarchy to the lowest of our Curates,
‘vill he roused into a resolute Defence of
lour Ecclesiastical Establishment, which com-
prehends the lauest Religion ever bilintteil to

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pport o
Systemin Cliiirch and State, 011 which our 116,,P#
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We have-the pleasure to ,asSure the Pretest 4
People throughout the realm, that ue recei‘'ec° b,
tunnications-from all quarters on this vllBl5llO
ject, and .we shall Subniit to theni to-tnori.°W,
account of an event that recently occurreatei
Irelanol, which will fully devclope the tripe OrrticS
of PorFaY, and detnonsti-2ie the danger that inej
ultimately be exp,teted if it is ever b4er
of tbe
to possess Political Authority lit any Pr`
British Dominion!s.