The Sun.
London, England, 1819-04-30 00:00:00

PROCLAMATION TO THE FRENCH.

" In the name of the Country, and of the
Emperor Alexander—

" Art. 1. By a decision of our Congress at
Aix-la-Chapelle, we desire that the evacuation of
the Army of Occupation shall take place at the
end of this mouth, and return each to their fron-
tier.

" Art. 2. By the said Assembly of Sovereigns
we pronounce, that by the dechiration of our
Congress, that in the name of France, Napoleon
shall be conveyed to France, and that Prince
Francis Charles Napoleon shall be declared Em-
peror of the French, and Maria Louisa Empress
Regent. Done at our Congres3 of Aix-la-Cha-
pelle, of the date of ---, 1818."

THEATRICAL RECISTE R.
Pe,rornzed Last Night.
THEATRE. ROYAL, tFt U RY-LA N King Richard the Third :
Duke of Gloucester, Mr. Kean ; Lady Anne, Miss Boyce.
After which, The sleeping Draught.
THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-CiA i!,Elv.—The Heart of Mid-Lo-
thian: George Robertson, Mr. Macready Madge Wild-
fire, Mrs. C. Keroble. After which (let time), A Roland
for an Oliver.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
BRITANNICUS, Letter VIII. certainty to-morrow, and at many
' other Favours as we can admit.

PRICE OF STOCKS
THIS nAY AT TWELVE o'cLoctc.
Bank Stock 4514 I Bank Long Ann. In 13.16ths
3 pet Cent. Red... 71if lndia Bonds 465.,4295. pr.
3 per Cent. Cone.... ......72 Exch. Bills, 2d.....75. Bs. pr.
4 per Cents 9041 I Cons. for May... 721
5 per Cent. Navy Ann. 1050 I_

MAILS.
Attutvzii-2 Dublin, I Waterford, I Holland, I Lisbon.
nOE-1 Waterford, I Hamburg!►.

El IG H WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO•SIORROW.
Morning', 15 minutes after 7, Evening, 40 minutes after 7.

THE SUN.

soLF.XI Q 131% PICEKE FALSUNI AVDKAT ?

LONDON,
FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1819.

IVe received this morning the Paris Papers of
Tuesday last. The following are extracts :

" CHAMBER. OF DEPUTIES, MONDAY, APRIL 26.

" M. Savoye Rollin reported from the Com-
mittee on the projet respecting the Journals and
Periodical Publications, recommending, amongst
other amendments, that the declaration required
from two at least of. the Proprietors or Editors of a
Journal should be limited to that of one Proprie-
tor. The report was ordered to be printed, and
the discussion to commence as soon as the second
projet respecting the Press is disposed of.

" The discussion was resumed on the tatter,
and on the amendments moved by M. baisne de
Villevkque, &c. After some dimnssion it was
agreed, that the amendments moved by M. [Aisne
de VillevE,que,respecting the nomination of Juries,
and the majority required for a verdict of con.
demnaCon, ought to be moved as separate Articles.
Art. 13 was adopted 'separately, with some ver-
bal amendments. (By this Article offences of the
Press, except as in Art. 14, are to be tried before
the Court of Assizes by a July.)
" In Art. 14, M. Duvergier de Hauranne moved
an Amendment, that defamation or calumny, in
whatever way, against individuals, should be
tried by the Correctional Tribunals, (with-
out a Jury.) The previous question was moved
upon this amendment, and rejected after the
votes had been twice taken. The question was
then put twice upon the amendment, and the
result being still doubtful, the appel nominal was
resor•ed to, when there appeared for the amend-
ment, 98—Against it, 87—Majority, 11. Art.
14. will this amendment, was agreed to. The
discussion of the temaining articles was postponed
till to-morrow.

" PARIS, APRIL 27.--Tice King trancacted bu-
siness yesterday with the Ma:guess Des,tolles.

" Letteis from Alanheim, dated the 20a) inst.

State, that Sam!, the assassin of Kotzebue, 01f
still living, but it was doubtful, in consequence °f.
his weak state, whether he would survive till next

month.

A Decree is sais, to have been signed for coil'
yoking the States of Wurtemberg.
" The Emperor and Empress of Austria were
expected to quit Rome the 16ih inst. to proceed
to Naples.

" The Journals of the North are entirely silent
as to the reported journey of the Emperor of
Russia to Warsaw, and from thence to Brussels'

FIVE PER CENTS.

Monday ~. .. .66f. 95 c.

DEFERRED STOCK
Of the 22d March, 1817, 34 1. 60c.
221 Sept. i 817,
92,1 March, 1818, BO 1. 60c.
22d Sept. IBIS,
22d March, 1819, 76f.
" NUREMBERG, APRIL .19.—We have received
here the most afflicting details respecting the pie'
sent state of Lusatia. The finest estates are put'

up to sale, and may be obtained at a very 10'
rate.

" The Emperor of Russia is expected nett
summer in Germany."

Sr. Uses, APRIL 15.—The Na. Sa. do Carol*
Garcia, out 24 days from Sala, bound to Corwin",

ptft in here 13th inst., she was plundered by ots
Insurgent privateer, about 16 leagues S. %V.
Cadiz, and reports, that the privateer had made
several captures ; one of which was a Frer'el'.
vessel, another a Pertugueze, from Lisbon, 064
four others.

We refer our Readers to the Account of the.
Meeting at Weymouth, in our Paper this day, fat
an example that ought to be 'followed by ever!:
City and Town throughout the British Dominions'
if the preservation of our religious and political
independence is worthy of support. We a's::
refer our Readers to a spirited letter sign".
Port.tus, which we shall not be restrained by a"Y
false delicacy from inserting, beCause we are cow.
&lent that we merit all which it says in our favour.
We are, as the Writer observes, conscious that
we ,‘ deserve well of our Country," and that both
the PEOPLE and our RULERS would be ungrateful
and unjust if they did not warmly protect a Paper •
which has almost EXCLUSIVELY devoted
itself to the
great Cause of a PROTESTANT ASCENDANCY, with-
out which Our NATIONAL FAITH antiFticepom
would be wholly extinguished. We rejoice that
the discussion on this vital subject in the Lloose
of Commons is postponed till Monday.
delay will afford the Advocates for Popery tin.°
to reflect on the danger's which they are uphold-
ing ; and will, if possible, strengthen the deter'
ntination of all Friends to their Country and t°
mankind, to be as resolute on the one hand, as (licit
Opponents are on the other ; and we trust that the
POPULAR BRANCH Of our LEGISLATURE Will 5°
emphatically express its conviction of the neces'
shy of preserving the great bulwarks of tile
stitutiun raised by our wise and virtuous Arlcel'
tors, that neither PROTESTANT FOLLY, or 1".
PISH AMBITION, may hereafter ever venture i°
agitate the question, and attempt to shake t"
foundations of our POLITICAL and RELIGIntiI
SECURITY.

The Morning Paper that, while professealg
friendly to our PROTESTANT GOVERNMENT, sa#
vocates the cause of POPERY, which would wh°ll/
put an end to it, has this day slightly attacked t"
work of Mr. BLAIR, of which we gave an."4'
count, ill our LITERARY REVIEW, Oil lbe
22d instant.—lt appears, that it knows oel
little of Mr. BLAIR, though it bas corrected
the mistake which represented the Author ns a
Clergyman ; for it says, very truly, that he is 4
Surgeon, but that he wrote against vaccinati°""
Now the fact is, we understand, that he 100 re'
peatedly written in favour of that admirable dise°'
very. The. Paper allows Mr. BLAIR the merit ofeo4 •
intentions, but makes light of his authority 0(1
Catholic Question. We have read his woik, 0"
consider it as a depositary of most useful and 1111'
pressive truths against the doctrines of Poroolr'
and the danger of giving to it any farther COP
cessions in This Protestant Empire.

A Flanders Mail arrived last night, by which
of
have the report of the first day's proceedings
the Coort of Assizes at 'Brussels, on the trill' Of
five of the individuals charged with being cot"
cerned in the conspiracy to compel, by force, the
Emperor of RUSSIA, whilst on his journey in the
Netherlands, to proclaim the young islaro"°il
Emperor of France, and the Empress M4sle*
LOUISA. Regent.

Sir MATTHEW TIERNEY WAS ill London yesferm
day, the Paitqcs REGENT being so much better'
The Duchess of Voarc arrived at Windsor.
castle on Monda, on a visit to the Duke. o'll
still continues conyfined there, althooell ltißoS"'
Highness is avid; better. '1 he Duchess left th°
Castle on IVednesday for Oatiands,

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PIIIVAT.F. AND AUrrIENTIC CORRESPONDENCE•

Nets. APRIL 26.—The tenets of the Christian
4tiiinn proclaim peace and towards
men, unbounded mercy, perpetual for bearance,
universal philanthropy. Front so pure a
sionce who could have imagined that the s'reams
would abound with blood and filth ? Who could
14" s"Pltosed that the doctrines of CHRIST could
be perverted into an authority to born, pilagt,
niol destroy, without mercy, or respect to age or
Thus the Religion of Jesus is made the
P'etext for the Iloly Inquisition, which converts
"'at it calls llere;ies, by burning those at the
ttBlte wham the Divine Founder of our Religion
'lied to save. And who are those who assume
this power over their equals ? In what are they
superior to filly others ? Are their moral virtues
greater ? Is their Religion purer, or its essence
better manifested by their works, than in the rest of
‘it.°l)° ?---No. Look at the Spaniard; he appears
t° be a foul anomaly in enlightened Europe,degrad-
ed by every vice, blackened by every crime, with-
°tit honour, Without any of the sentiments which
Clort) human nature. Nay, he appears to be such
81vretch that there is not a being, however mi-
%able or oppressed in any part of Europe, who
Vv°ll4l not shudder at being thought a Spaniard!
What the Spaniard is in Europe, the Ultra is
in Prance ; the former makes of the precepts of
Hats? an engine of destruction ; the latter per-
vette the benevolent precept of his Mijesty,
1411°4 and oblivion, into a similar engine of de-
tl:iletion. Who are they who dare to carry the
crimes Of night into the face of day ? Who are
ti 'l' that stalk about brandishing the assassin's
at,4l.,es. in the noon-tide beam 1 They are those
Itilo call themselves exclusively the Religious, the
hiYaliais or Monarchical part of the Nation,—
Li a Uajes!y preaches peace and good-will to all
Aisr Subjects, while the pretended defenders of the
reaat and the Throne breathe nothing but yen-
-111,4"; insatiete as tie grave, their eternal cry is,
ti"! blood ! blood !—His Majesty has entlea-
te"tred their reform, but vain ; the fig-tree has
for: barter) of good fruit these three years, there-
Niailtut it duwn, why cumbereth it the ground.
the othe Abbe Mestais preach a crusade against
ter,„ sratestants with impunit V under the mild
e,16: Louts XVIII. who grants, in the most
kh.1114 manner, freedom of worship to all his
lierj:ts Shall this Clerical Monster be
itql-itted to go on exciting the Catholics
ilayptst the Protestants ? Shall there exist any
b
"Y where, to screen such a foul
deliu-
re'kt► ft, It be answered in the affirmative, the
141414. k‘ntits :he XVIIIth will he like that of
ZVe
ss the Second, the last of his race.
tkesltll
not pretend to insinuate that there is
jetty :uteit difference of opinion between his Ma-
they and the Princes ; but the Ultras declare that
re divided totoccdo. Probably the Princes it be
froth neath them to vindicate their characters
for it tuleil fool aspersion. This is unfortunate,
liatio Italic
nates the affections of the mass of the
,
lion
of 'l'o interprets this silence as a confitma-
Itihm the fact alledged by the Ultras, and of
know se 18 it for us, or for a thousand more, to
Niterw 'tires better, if 28 millions think
l'tioetihe pl
,e' and draw their conclusions front the
*Lich not •
disavowing the treasonous principles
*lefty
lunat fri 'l° those who call themselves their per-
einctsi and boast of their protection ? A
Change
curse statist take place, or the most fa-
1.
will inevitably ensue.

81-11 P NGIVS*
Illtili‘Ca'ti 9 1 1 ;I 'll and Bridge-
V'tht tat/tins Mar ness of Ely,
e. Lord Cast ere i ,
Carnatic, Gren.
Ater,t
Lit ,
()lIIWRIA-botind East ludialliell, were off
4'' 011 Sunday.
, APRIL
DF,4 ' fr'ill Gutrusey to Southampton, vvliill
98 —The Diligence, La_
%at 4" and a general cargo,
near Pen
bt) l'ighr of the 271 h inst. on the Spit,
ran ashore .
hp NI Lake, but was
atl'iliK ont her shingle ballast, and has sailed.
got off yesterday, after
itie 11V44001., APRIL 28.—Arrived off this port
11"Qhts Tobin, from Benl.ol.
sllp°l4llll4(4Prtr, APRIL 29 Sailed Isis Majesty's
p ."'"giana for the coast bf Africa.
e1,41z-liottTlt, APRIL 27.—Arrived the Duke of
r,„,l,4lckvt Wiill mails from Lisbon, in 7 (laYs ;
illti"'"4, efrearttvet.t. from the coat of Brazil, in
14t.illt.,fOr °Filers ; 'spoke, on Ilie 14th inst., r)1,,,,,....i0ng 32. 30. a privateer under 1,2,".t
~,,,.
"nk. 4 , hod on the 18qh March, in 4. 0.,N.
1,„„ '4.30. W. the Lady Banks, from Bengal to
4,4)4
c:c, •
434tb,"k, APRtt. 26.---Sailed the Mary, Ltf.x. for
ti'l '/' ufty, with i 1 - Sailed his Majesty s
P 4autiock. cunv
c S.
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