The Sun.
London, England, 1819-09-25 00:00:00

?less the Duchess de Berry.

" This day, the 2lst Sept. 1819, at 35 minutes
past six in the morning, her Royal Highness the
Duchess de Berry was very happily delivered of a
Princess, well formed and in good health.

" The state of her Royal Highness the Duchess
de Berry leaves nothing ib'desire.

" El.yse Bourbon, Sept. 21, 1819.
(Sigma) " PORTAL,
" ALBERRT, DISTEt,
" BOUGON,
DENEUX, Accoucheur.

u SECOND BULLETIN.
Her Royal Highness the Duchess de Berry
and. Mademoiselle have passed the day very well.
",Elys& Bourbon, 41st September, 1819,

Half-past Seven in the Evening,
(Signed) " GUERIN,
cr BOUOON,
:44 DENEUX, Acr9dcheur.

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Theinfant has been baptized by M. de Born-
belles, Chief Almoner of the Duchess de Berry,
assisted in the Curl of la Madeleine.

" Yesterdg at noon Coutieri were sent off by
the Marquess Dessolles, to all the Courts of'
Europe, announcing the happy event of the Ac-
couchement of the Duchess de Berry.
" Marshal Gouvion St. Cyr, the War. Minister,
returned to Paris on Monday. evening.
" The Russian General, the CoUnt de Worrin-.
zow, who commanded in Chief the Russian Con-
tingent in France, has arrived at 'Paris from
England, with his Countess.
" It is understood that the Council of Stdte,
which was to have registered the Bulls relative to
the Prelates nominated by the King have refused
to fulfil that formality. M. M. Royer Collard'
and Cuvier are-, it is said, prepared to prove, that
the Provisional Convention is contrary to the 11,
berties of the Galilean Church.

FIVE PER CENTS.

Shut Price
Ttiesday, Ex. Div. 7l 1. 20c.

DEFFRRED STOCK
Of the 22d Nlurch, 1817,
Tid Sept. 1817,
22d March, 1818, f 30 c.
22d Sept. 1818, B7 f. 30 c.
I.'2d March, 1819,

"'MADRID, SHPT. 9.—The Duke de San Fer-
nando is appointed Prime Minister, be being no-
minated Minister of Foreign Affairs.
" CADIZ, Slam. 3.—General Callejo, the Com-
nsander-in-Chief of the Expeditionary Army, is
arrived here, and preparations are going on day
and ❑ighht in order to send off the Fleet 'without
delay.

" FRANKFORT, SEPT. 17.—The Projet of Con-
stitution agreed upon between the Commissioners
of the King of Wurteniberg and those of the
States-General, has been adopted by the Repre-
sentative Assembly, without any alteration of im-
portance:'

The situation of this Country at present is truly
alarming, and calls for the strenuous efforts of all
who %, wild preserve the Throne and the Altar, to
corns forward in protecting the Uoveruoaent

' against the rebellious designs of a licentious rabble,
deluded by artful Demagogues, and inflamed by a
polluted Press. It is the obvious aim of the
Radical Reformers to subvert the political fabric
of the State, to trample upon regal Authority, arid
to destroy every vestige of Religion: Such intend
tions may be expected from an ignorant and mis'
guided Rabble, but what mtist be thouht of•
the BURDETTS, the WOLSRLBY-li • -and `Other'
men of Property, who disgrace theinsdves by
countenancing the Meetings of true!' deluded and
desperate wretches ? Do they think Mit -:.tiert
would be suffered to retain their property if-1.061;
mocracy were at last to be triumphant ? Can itie~
Proprietors of The Morning Chroniclentl':.T.4l,..;
Times, whose Papers have hgen flagitiouslyahAW.
ing the cause of theAliicreints who areentleaataat'il
ing to destroy the Government, supp?se
would be permitted, at such a perio4, to publish
their Journals, unless they should contain. thO
most infamous attacks upon Monarchy „or
Religion ? Can they suppose that the 0014'
of their ill-acquired success would not,6-all
sacrifice in the general scramble, whicir
soon render the Spencean System, of An' tquiti
partition of landed property, universal throtigh%'
out the Empire ? In order that the Public itfai.,
judge of the accuracy of the.reports frotys tits
disaffected, or rather rebellious quarters, icsioapbo.
proper to inform them that one of 4theletruling
Jacobin Prints is understood to etrititay for that
purpose a person who was a United /riAiiritle
and who suffered an ignominious ponishateutillti
the Sister Island for a political offence. The.siNt
Men of Property who abet the criminal Ptrepoie:eit
the Mob may pretend that they only want to rernii4
the present Administration, but are they sol.reil,
weak as to suppose that their Party would coot-rout
the HUNTITES, who would soon overwhelm tlietlY
and possess all the power of the State ? Wool&
these infatuated men, who thus prepare for the.!'.
own ruin, have a second Citosswet.t. in HOlit
and displace the Crown to make room fot rb
White Hut ? The present Administration deserve'
the gratitude not only of this Country, but of all
Europe. By their spirit, firtaresii,44,per,so;el;‘
ance, they destroyed a Military ,Despotism -014
oppressed all Europe, which bad sunk into.timi4,
submission. The present Administration resOr'.
ed its independence, placed the rightful Montrcil
of France uponhisThrone, and raised this Country
to a height of, glory which it bad
,never before
attained. Shall we have a I.VELLINOTON destroy'
to make room for some discarded military RtAan,
who has been employed in training the Rabble of
Manchester and its neighbourhood to martial
discipline and the use of arm's, in order to eroplui
them in the destruction of every thing sacred ntl,(!
venerable throughout the. Empire ? Would 6)4
have Dr. WATSON, the great Collector-of peen,
subscriptions, become Chancellor raf. 'the &cat'
quer, and HARRISON, the Parson, appointed/VOA'
bishop of Canterbury, if any ReliO:On..Vveo
suffered to remain in .the Country? As 10
the BURDETTS, the WOLSELEYS, and airthos6.
Heads of the Palace Yards and Southwark Meet'
ings, they wutild,sinkinto utter contempt .and O
livion. They wonld soon appear in as beggarld
attire as the lowest of the Rabble Reformer"
whom they now patronize.—We turn ,from
this disgusting topic ,to the noble perseiter'
ance of fhe loyal People of Norwich, eria
their DECLARATION " a Declaration that (le'
serves all the panegyric that language can bey
stow. We had the pleasure of first connote
nicatlog that Noble Declaration to the Pablic
on Thursday last, which has since been issus4
as an Advertisement, and we have the pleasure
of finding that, within two days after it
..11.11
first issued, it was signed by nearly a thousati.
persons. The number of Sebscribers is everf
moment increasing, and the Leaders of the Meet.
ing at St. Andrew's Hall in that City must "flirt;
their diminished heads," and retire into disgrace'
ful obscurity.—We shall now close this article
with the following extract from Thee Not#4
Chronicle of yesterday, as it expresses our 40,
sentiments, and illustrates the lendable "Olfig
which animates the venerable City of Norwich'
and holds out, as we have before said, an 1110'
trions example of Loyalty and true Patriotisnl to
the British Empire
" The condemnatory Resolutions of the Meeting. at S. 4111;
drew's Hall, last week, on the Manchester, bUsiuess,
produced, as was to be vapected, a counter manifestation 12'
principles and opinions, which couched in the form Of a 13e.t.,
claration, received in two days from the time of its aertout%
merit, the signatures of nearly eight hundred citizens
Inhabitants ; and fresh names have 'since bei.a vertigo"'
adding to the ILA.
" Decided in.its tone, yet temperate in its langnagef
33
NORWICH DECLARATION contains no statement, that we ,c.he
discovei,,which is not warranted by fact; arid called for by 10. f
occasion—no sentiment, that we can recognize, but syl,° 41
man might fairly and consistently subscribe to, whose Wie'l4 of
to.
State Reform and Public Improvement, steadily directed
re,
wards the defensive rock of Constitutional Government'vPiii.
serve themselves unclouded by the stormy confusion of `4o,ap
vernal Sua-r3;;'," 1:11d:5:1111;:d bythe tutiatatauua ‘331

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o!lAntairal Parliatietifs," ant " Election by BallOt." True
to the feelings, of genuine patriotism, and congenial with the
spit It cif Teal liberty, it urges the existing necessity to itcracss
T 42 4allskl,Of 3 Lawful flight, in order to st;c'tikE THE E#ll-
- TLIE,RLCIHT-I,TELF. Such a Deciaration;signed as it
114 s already been by persons of alt cpnciition.i, and occupations;
"'Prising in its muster-roll the various distinstive:tuaterials,
oftsl,icht he social fabric is coin posed, exlii4itsa, pijture of most
h'PPY combination, and strikingly appropriate to the orisisof•
the times, which 1)4.'04' 'given it birth achearing and, encourag-
picture, wilich will doubtless be hailed from afar with joyful..
Iting;e'niOtiOn; conamitnicating'its•influerice'to kindred
11t4ts beyond' its own 'immediate sphere of circum-
;,ibed.docalitY.:-:-FO' adr 44E4 the Common Cause of
.7t:edunifrotti':Oiat. all "Oppressions,: Which snit FS
Which puts IsCcps.stror on an equality"
1044 I'it9cti;
.(apil which, Would inflict on the !writ,' 4, the
quil,thopenalty due to the coNvic-r alonel It sup
the Common eof Eintncimlion IrCm the power of
t~Alimpst ptrpiOqu,s,of alt !I:tecitsn*hichsiities to Bold
siruptions, the weighp !artki oaractFrpfti
'chi attempts itq ,t4ak 'the .‘;` glan:l9,l4lfis epiztcri.9r F.4t1:99)
'ass fur the voice of National Union ! ;!.;
'`l' At the innine;nt of this• Paper going to,press the.numbee
*Names affixed to the Declarition athaunted- to nearly Ox ft,
•
• We dill not intend to make anyieomMAPts, ppon
the recent Birmingham Meeting', but Ss' it ex-
teelio in oratorical violence,. at least, every
'editions harangue, at any preceding Meeting of
the same • kindviwentust teter a few words of
J; i• ••.. • i
itlifi gnation. 'I t,, uliteFSpeakei was 1
14'11Ir. the Editor of a J:lirulinglitatn,
paper. Among other most labellovs matter, he
taiti that ‘‘ Altir'der been perpetrated, under
the sanction of those by whom, the exercise of the,
l'try Laws should hitve been protected, which had'
thus been violated;" .an ,l he even proceedeir to
. .
affirm that thOnfirrnury Plasters were already,,,
spread, to dress the wounds they (met4oftigd
the Manchester Magistrates and IYeoniAttry'l
Cavalry) had determined, to inflict ; and the
4%brey.was whetted to the perfection of cutting;
a straw asunder." These infamous •assertions
"mfr..o,t not tolie-'cons;dered as oratorical tropes and
. .
fifs'tares, but as they will probably beinserietl in the
SPeaker's Paper; we hope they-Will- -Uniftlgo the
friticisra of the L.tw. it Ore daring Libels never
t:ere uttered. It is well that there is another
,per in BirniinglieririconduCted by Mr. Jeser,
loyalti. a''''fessi years ago exposed ,-13411 to
the destruction of his .property, and who, with
himself, his 'wife arid several infints;•wereubliged
t() escape front his house, lest they shOulti all be-
come victims to the fury of a Jacobin. Mob. For
the rest of 'Mr. EDMONDS'S outrageous and inf*.
1"Ils trash, we refer our Readers to the Report
, •
44 Birmingham Meeting in another, part of
°." Paper this day.
•

The mimes ofthis day has.dwelt upon the
4ct of the 44*.7and jury of Middlesex, and drawn .
Vetnclusioni of great length from false premises.,
t. tat Paper -asserts, that the Bills against News.-
'enders have.been. thrown out. ,In his itnowled,ge,
1)e IllNy next inform the Public when.suCh Bills'
Mere preferred. The fact of tie Grand 41(1tY of
Middlesex haying thrown out two Bills of charges
tf a seditious nature,bas given The Times a happy'
OPportunity of enlarging 'the charges againit, a
11dt-slicker bibiders into those of sellers of
iPers and Pamphlets of &libellous nature:

The folVivving article is from The DNblinTrea-
-411; Post, receLved
" GENERAL DEVEREU ;;S:LBGION.--A letter has
Ateu received from an Officer of General DE•
.-!"--4"VX'S Rifle Regiment, on board the Charlotte,
Q4NIELh, by the American brig ()deans, bound
liotirdeaux, 'stating, that the Charlotte had
the La EOrey wills a division of the same
4egiment, and kept her company for ten days,
'outtailed her ; all well, and men very
Fell' hated. Dated the -28th of . July, half-past.
.12 o,oo ,
in lat. 44..36."

-le following are the only articles worthy of
tuti"
1" our Port Letters of this day :
" N°1411.1 SHIELDS SEPT. 23.—Arrived the
Lot,. D
Atadua, from Davis's Straits, with 9 fish,
270'

ce
W}lll:ny, SEPT. 22.—Arrived the Neptune,
r°lll Davis's Straits, with 11 fish, 150 tuns.

t Accounts from Hari state, that the President
nYatt had caused his Senate to pass an Act en-
(lbli"f; foreign merchants to recover, by legal pro-
" debts contracted by the natives. Heretofore
tttrangers were compelled to receive produce in
Payment of their demands at an exorbitant price,
" "it the pleasure of their debtors. This wise
,l'egulation, it is justly expected, will greatly nog-
Thent the trade of Hayti.
The PRINCE REceNT has given 5000 guineas
tar
"'lse, situate near Cowes Castle, in the Isle
(-br Wight, for his occasioual residence.
The Duchesi of CLARENCE still remains indis-
//"0 at Dover Castle, and is not expected to
tllotlie to tOWii for some weeks. His Royal High-
Ns"3 the Duke is almost constantly with the
.yriticess.
Les LaopuLD was to arrive at Lowther
Li, -IT' in Cumberland, yesterday, from whence
at ""!fal flightless is to proceed to Storrs, the
)1 Jonzi 1101,Toti, Esq. on the banks of Lake
ILlrtertljete.

Ant TB o suz,i.

MR. KE AN.

Ma. EDITOR— If • I had not seen the name of
Mr.-PLowritea annexed to a letter; stating; that
Mr. Kaaii was not 'among- the number of 'those'
Performers who are engaged' for the're;-opening °V
Drury-Lane Theatre, it' WOnldzbe impossible for
'me to give credit to the fact. Not that- the New
;Manager should have neglected to offer him an
engagement, but that he- shOutd refuse to lend a
'Weliiing'hand to an tinalertaking involved in diffi-
culty and exposed to danger: What, Sit- can
-Mr. KEAN, who owe, his extraordinary eleYarion,:
aint the prosperity that ,ha;` attended hiM, to the
protection of rite Drury Lane Proprietorl;deeline!
11116'411111**u that' enitiirrassed establishment, when
,so many other Performers have combinedlo-afford:
it all the .assistanceivhich their talents can impart,
uledifgit of the issit4tbriiigh ieVeral of them pot-
IstiVipen t s
~which iviitilai fie highly aeceprable in.
isiriptift-Of the :I:7iirtedEinpire? .But' this is not all,
IS(`eilter.may .helieve:N4WiApi, Renorts, which
litit:leOrrietinies a ChunCe oflidint well--founded; it
is undertfood thail4l.l-.-Ka'i'N fe Wil I I ',14 to forfeit
!a' thotland pOurids ' raelier 'thani;asSist a' property
tliai'lra4* Jong been in a detlining-tortie, and the
,!..neeesi =Of which Hs singular 'popularity might
enable him e”,olially to promote. •Itbardly need.
be ii.ked, Sit , what gave'him the power pt part-
ing-wi, h- 10001, with so much facility and indif-
ferenee.' , It' is rVidept. that' he 'owes. his -repute.'
t ion 'to the shelter' lit' folio& in Drury-Lane Thea-:
tre, , 'fire chief part of hi-4 property wrii.deriYed
from that place, aOd'.:ll Ma subsequent successes
'in Otl4:t parts of the Et pire are to be attributed
to ;hat- source. St& then, old .11)rmy be ..
.._

.6 Deserted at its utmost
Brhini;its.fpriugt bp,upty,fed!!
If: this conduct is. not..imputed.to., Is.itp by secret
malice, whatever I beatrical renown be may carry.
across,Ote
,he will not cpnyey,:with him
a proportionate degree.of, moral estimation. Let
th43,6gotleman reflect; upon the com-
ments:which such cportict,. must necessarily ex-
' cite,. jnirsisutarly., as it.is said that he is not ac-
Nally under any engagement to visit America; but
i.eally adventit,res nn,a !lteirtrical speculation. ,
JUSTICE.
Bedford (Alec-house., Sept. 24, gl9.