The Sun.
London, England, 1819-07-31 00:00:00

[.l'eur Times ]

Great interest has been excited by the report,
mentioned in our last, that a mutiny had broken
out among the troops assembled at Cadiz for the
Expedition to Smith America. The Paris Papers
of Tuesday, and private Letters trout Cadiz and
Gibraltar. prove that the first accounts very much
exaggetated the real state of affairs. There can
be little doubt that S considerable body of troops
had maniteved the strongest symptoms of dis-
content, and had declared their resolution not to
proceed to 'heir destination ; but as to their
numbers, almost VVely letter differs. The Count
d'Aliishal, instead of having headed the insurrec-
tion, as was at first rtunotired, was pecidiaily ac-
tive in quelling the alarming agitation, and is
said, with a force of 4000 wen, to have succeeded
in disarming and dispetsing 7000 of his disaffect.-
ed companions in alms. The number of Officers
arrested is stated at 123. The leading features of
the Advicea received may be correct, but they Are
none of them 14unded on official authority. The
Count d'Abisbal hail received the highest malks
of the Royal favour in consequenceOf his conduct.

We have received Dutch Papers to Wednes-
day. There are accounts of film-mint; disturb-
ances in the manufacturing neighboUrhood of
Lille. '[he irritation seems to have .been pro-
duced in a great measure by jealousy of some fo-
reign arriving. Agrots have reached Ghent, to
recruit tor offiects and privates in tie South Ame-
rican Cause, and, notwithstanding the reverses of
M.Gregor's followers, these agents are sail to h.
successful in their missiOn. The long-pending
Treaty of Commt-ree has been concluded between
Spain and the Pore, while the I'acha of Egypt
has granted to the English Consul, at Cairo,
fresh facilities for our Indian trade. The Mini-
sters 'who compote the Territorial Committee at
the Diet of Frankfort, terminated their fiegocia.
tions on the 20th instant ; and Lord Clancarty
was to set off the same day, to resume his func-
tions, as Amhossador to the king of the Net her -
lanAls —(lbid.)

Mr. FLAXMAN, who it at present in Glasgow,
for the purpose of superintending the erection
of the statue of Sir Joux Mooat in that city,
has presented the trustees of the 1-loniertan
Museum' with the Original cast front the face
of Sir ISAAC NRWTON, horn which itonBILLIAc
executed the marble statue of Sir ISAAC, in
Trinity College, Cambridge. This very interest-
ing' relic was originally the property of Nonni.-
vc ; 41(er his deAth it passed into the hands of
the !miler of Mr. Ft.Axmust, atirl 110. N, by the
rnfit.ifi'crnre of that eminent sense, lotto* a va-
luable addition to the tiunterian collection.

THE SUN.

SOLEM QUIS DICEItt: FALSLIM AUDEAT

LONDON,
SATURDAY, JULY 31, 1819.

The Proclamation from Goverment, which Wit

'wear in The Gaztite of this evening, adverts

to the Seditious Meetings, to those for the Ekv

tion of Pseudo Representatives to Parliament, and

10 the Seditious Publications, and calls on

all Loyal Subjects to refrain from and discourage
such Illegalities, and upon the Magistrates, to

bring the Offenders to punishment.

We received this morning the Paris Papers o
Wednesday last. The following are extracts :

" PARIS, JULY 28.—The King yesterday pro-
menaded for a quarter of an hour in the Little
Park, but his Majesty has trot yet resumed his
accustomed airings.
" There was a Ministerial Meeting on Monday
at Morn !melte, near Longjumeaux, at the Chateau
of the Marquess Dessolles. The Ministers dined
there, unattended by servants, passed the night,
and returned yesterday morning to Pails.
Tuesday GO pigeons, which had been brought
from Liege to Paris, was sent off from the Pont-
Neuf ; they took a direct flight towards the place
trim whence they came.

" Every, day the Departmental Journals give
accounts of new suicides.

" Kip; lids slight attack of ;out in

' the knees. The bout has quit t hit Mojc't,
right hand.
, " The Duke of Orleans gave a dinner nu :01"
„day to the Ministers and the Ambassadors.
is
" The hotel of the late Prince Berthicr
now on sale.
" There is • report in Germany of a Colicei",
lion between Austria, Prussia, Find the feilevti'd
German States, by which these Powers eng3get:
maintain for 20 years the must perfect nentrili''
in all the wart that may arise. These ("ct'
may thus render a Continental Ma near!!
,possible.

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" SToCKAIOLM, JULY 1 1 . —T he interviegv
was talked of between the King of Swedeo
AB
1 not
the King of Denmark, at Helsingburg,
take place ; but the most perfect undersoto;
` '
prevails between our Court and that of Veilln4r
All that remains to be discussed will be arr3ll'4
by the respective Ministers.
30
" BatterN, JULY 23.—Our Government arre
disposed to employ energetic measures agai"'t
enemies of the public tranquillity, and the e*.l
intentioned seem to be proportionably Alowed.co
Four new regiments of Curiassieres hare be
formed ; the other regiments of cavalry bare beet
reinforced by two squadrons each ; the Jiff e.
•
corps are also to be re-mounted with 1‘101(1311°0
rte
and Polish horses. These measures are

guarantees for the public tranquillity. 1 °I
" ZURICH, JULY 19.—The Prince R")"
Prussia and Prince Frederick of Orange 113":1,
rived in Switzerland, and are expected at

cerne. the
" Accordirp,.; to our accounts from Its'Y' of
Imperial Family of Austria, the Graud D"h`
Tuscany and family, &c. were on the i"Ss

at Pisa.
" FRANKFORT, JULY 23.—1 t appears that thc
Republican Association, which has been
ed at Berlin, and which extends throughout 6c:si
many, is that known under the denominatiu9
the Teutonic League, of which Sandt bc`ls
Member."

We learn that new Seditious movements gf;
expected to take place in the neighbouchootl act
Chester, which are indeed mentioned in an 6511.'
from a Chester Paper, which we insect this djla
We, however, rejoice in assuring our ltetid`4l;
that Ministers are fully apprized of the datit
that threatens the peace of the Country, if 11j
the security of Government ; and are deter/till%
to keep a watchful eye upon the flagilit'llf
Incendiaries, who have spread such deltoi';s
among the unthinking multitude, and 110
endeavouring to kindle the flame of rebellici.
throughout the Empire. Such men as
b
WOOLER, WATSON, and the whole It3tlle
of ambitious Reformers, .can, indeed, 011°4
upon none but the most ignorant and titirellect'll
People ; but as their doctrines are specious,
language inflammatory, their professions
and their malignity indefatigable, dauger rWlif
always attend their movements. We ort'elio
hope, therefore, that no false lenity 1.
place, but that the Violators of the Law, 15.j%i,1
ever may be their station, will be made 514%,
examples of offended justice, with a due allbovitico
ho ,t• ever, for the errors of those who have lie‘j
gollted by distress, and have not knowledge 'l°4
again
capacity sufficient to guard them
the daring harangues of Hackneyed
l.
and the venomous effusions of. seditious Se
elt*
biers. Under no other Government on
,►
would such infamous wretches fii“l
and it would be madness, indeed, to stiffer
to batter to pieces, or, to borrow the worjs
tip
depat tell Whig, to undermine the Beliti!ish C° c 124,
tution, " the noblest fabric ever raised bY Pd,
tical wisdom and integrity to be ttodernlifi
too, by miscreants, only tendered conspicuu'is bi
iaatny.