The Sun.
London, England, 1819-07-06 00:00:00

HENRY HUNT, EN. invited to the Citir.

Sir Charles Wulsely,

Mr. A. ThistlovaDd,

Thomas North more, Esq.

Mr. J. Gast,

Major Cartwright,

Mr. Johnstone, Manchester,

Mr. Cobbett, Jun.

Mr. Mann, Leeds,

Aohn Gale Jones, Mr. Edmonds, Birmingham,

?%I r. Wooler,

Mr. Marman, Winchester,

tr. Watson,

Mr. T4ylor, Norwich.

Sir 'CHARLES WOLSELEY if stated, in the ac-

tow..
lit 'given of his speech at the Stockport.Meet-

as it appeared in a Mancheatei Paper,
t° have announced himself to the People,
41 having commenced his career of Refoim
14 France, where he was one of the first
to rnount the breach in the attack on the Bastile.

if this person, after the dreadful events resulting
fr°to the destruction of the lawful Government of
ranee, the massacre of the people bly wholesale,
411k1 their final oppression under n lqilitary Des-

l'c't,after tl►e ii)rse te) of 30 yeats, has not reflected

" the nature and consequences of that dreadful

Ikev
-•olutton which ruined that country, shook the

1011, ,
"imion of all other Governments, and spread

"rlsternation and misery throughout Europe, is

3611 actuated by the same political delusion, he may
ta'rlY be deemed incapable of reflection, or careless

°f. What may happen. What may not then be

a)cPected from an ignorant and desperate multi-

14(1e, acting under the counsels of such a man ! !

We received this morning the Paris Papers of
Saturday last. The Budget of Ways and Means
'gas agairt the topic of deliberation in the Cham-
ber of Deputies, and the discussion, protracted as
has already been, was again adjourned till Sa•
ZurduY --1 he following are extracts

" PARIS, JULY 3.—The King yesterday trans-
acted business with the Ministers for Foreign
Affairs, and received a visit from the Duchess de
ilourboo. His Majesty afterwards took an airing
1° Argenteuil.

Twenty Stuients of the school of law were
lirre3ted on Thursday, in consequence of the tu-
tlitilt that took place there. Seventeen of them

dace been reit

appoinled.

new

" The loensti continue their inviiel in the

Arondissement of Arley.

The King and the Princes and Princesses of
the Royal Family arc expected to have a grand
hulv lug (tarty at Rambouillet on the 15th August.
" M. Try, the President of the Civil Tribunal',
M. ..lacquinot Parzipelune, Procureur du Roi, and
several other Magistrates, had a Conference yes-
ter.lay with the Keeper of the seals.
Wednisday a man went to the house of M.
Martainville, and seeing Madame Martainville,
in the abseitce of her husband, he deposited with
her a brace of pistols, alleging that they were
left with him by her mother in 1793 or 1794, upon
I:er (the mother) going to join her husbAnd,
Ivho was in the Commissariat departMent
with the army, and that he was anxious to
deliver ►ip his charge. The pistols ,were receixed
without suspicion. Thursday morning M. Mar-
tainville took them in his right hand to examine
them, haviug his left in front of the muzzles,
when they both went off at the same instant, and
the shot took off the thutivh of his left hand, and
part of two of his fingers. It is feared that am-
putation will be necessary:

FIVR PER CENTS.

Friday

(19 f. 45t.

DEFERRED STOCK.
Of the 22d March, 1817, .... 89 P. 55 c'.

22d Sept. 1817, .87f.55 c.
22d March, 181 R, .. 85 f. 55 c.
22d Sept. 1818, f. 55 c.
22d Marcl1,1819,

" PEi'ERSBLIEGH, Jutte.B.—A report is in eir-

cul4tion 'here, that great and important changes
are abort to take place in Poland.

ROME, JUNE 19.—We learn from Spain that_
Don Joseph Alvarez de Toledo, formerly an In-
surgent Chief in South America, who had obtained
"permission to reside at Madrid, has received orders
to quit Spa:n.

" nurtrz, Jima 2G.—Warlike rumours
hate been circulated, founded upon alleged mi-
litary preparations and reviews in some great
States, . but t!ie fact is, that there are in no
part- of Germany any warlike preparations, and
the reviews in Prussia and elsewhere are merely the
annual ones."

We have received American rapers this morn•
g , but not o► a later date than those of yes,

t CT(I4IV.

(From the Baltimore American.}

CAPTURE OF PORTO BELLO AND DEFEAT OF
DI`GREGOR.

Captain FLEETwooD, arrived here yesterday. in
25 days, from Porto Bello, reports, that General
APGReaoa made his appearance off the harbour of
Pori() Bello on the .7th April ; on the Bth he
landed his forces, amounting to upwards of 1000
men, and on the day following he entered and
took possession of the place : he remained in
possession 21 days, without succeeding in gaining
any of the inhabitants over to his standard. The
depredations and robberies of his party on private
property compelled the inhabitants to abandon
their houses, and fly to the mountains for refuge.
On the last day of April General Hoas (Royalist)
entered Porto Hello, at six in the morning, and
surprised M‘Gattooa and his followers, who were
asleep. 11I‘Gagnost, and five or six of his men,
escaped with difficulty, by leaping from a winds'.
20 f‘et high, and swimming on hoard one af his
vessels. Five hundred prisoners have been sent
to Panama. There were 00 men killed ss'l 40
wounded, the greater part of whom were Offi-
cers. Stragglers were ►daily brought in from the
neighbouring mountains. The Royalists lost but
two men killed and four wounded.
Vro:;, an American Paper of (ice 10t.4 •f Jane.)

LATE PLOD,' HAVANNAH.—CartAiII BAZTLETT
arrivea at New York on Tuesday last, in ten
clays from Havannati, informs that the rumour on
the subject of the cession of Cuba to Great Bri•
tain had subsided, or was only spoken of as idle
and wifounded.

LEEDS MERCURY.—This Provincial Journal,
which is notorious for its jacobinical principles,
referring to an imposition which had been prac-
tised on The Sun, in an exagerated statement of
what had passed at a late Meeting near Leeds,
has the impudence to assert that The Sun
did not " take the first opportunity to re-
move the alarm which it had contributed to
create." We refer to our columns of last week
for a refutation of this falsehood, as we stated
that we had been imposed upon, nor should we
at all be snrpcized if that imposition bad
been practisrd upon us by some ally of The
Leeds Mercury, the contents of which we only
know from an Extract in The Morning. Chronicle
of this day, which we are surptized to see dis-
gracing itselt by the insertion of any thing
taken from the Jacobinical Paper in question.—
But Ixe rely on The Leeds Intelligencer and
The Leeds Independent to do us justice in that
town, 'where it is absurd to accuse us of having
created alarm, since all the real facts of the Meet-
ing must have been known at that phase.

There is nothing of any interest in our Ship
News oi this day,

Yesterday his Royal Highness the PRINCE RE-
GENT, attended by the Right Honourable CHARLES
LONG, visited the Exhibition of the Royal Aca-
demy. He was received and conducted through
the rooms by the Officers of that Establishment.
His Royal highness remained nearly t%vo hours
in viewing the numerous Works of Art collected
there this star, and was pleased to express his
high approbation of the excellence displayed in so
many instances by the established and rising
Artists of this Country.

Yesterday the Duke and Duchess of YoRK,
with a select party, went down the River in
Blackwell to dinner. Their Royal nightie%les
embarked on board their boat at the Tower-
stairs.

Yesterday Prince LEOPOLD droveto Claremont,
and in the evening returned to town.
Letters from Glasgow, received yesterday,
mention a very important failure that bas tak,n
place in that city : the debts and acceptances fall
little short of 300,0001.

'rue 'New Comm—Shortly after 12 o'clock,
1 tst night, we had another view of the New
Comet. From the denseness of the atmosphert!,
neither the nucleus nor the train appeared so bril-
liant as on Saturday night ; but the Comet has
made a descent of at least five degrees towards
the horizon, and has travelled, at the same time,
rapidly towards the East. We are informed,
that this phenomenon was distinctly seen from
Warwick Castle, in the northern hemisphere, on
Saturday at ten o'clock, P.M. ; sod thiit it
was visible in the South of France, the first week
of the last mon:h.

A MirrEon.—Mr. (lope, the Edinburgh guard.
on his route from Hawick to Carlisle, near Moss-
pant, on Wednesday night the 30th ult., between
the hours of twelve and one o'clock. saw a large
ball of fire, with a long train, going in n sourh-
Wett direction, which lasted about four or five
seconds. On the disappearance of this pheno-
mena, Mr. Hope supposed it burst, as it illumi-
nated the atmosphere to a Ci.mlifierattle
kCarliste Jokriol.)