The Sun.
London, England, 1819-07-23 00:00:00

PUESTIANT,

Lieut.-Colonel livrns.vrx ST. GrnnoE Dome, Commanding
the 3d. Battalion Montreal Militia.

MumsEas.

Lieut.-Colonel Jacques Hervit.ux, Com-manding the 2d Bat-
talion ditto.
Lieut.-Colonel Etn. N. St. Diller, ditto, Division of Long
- Point.
Lieut.-Colonel Jean Bouthillier, 3I Battalion Montreal.
thut.-Coliiiiet .3. P. Leprohun. division of Long Point.
Lieut.-Coloricl flervieux. 3d Battalion Montreal.
Lieut.-Colonel Etienne (illy, Division of Long Pointe.
Li, ut.-C.donel J. M. Motidelt' do. of Claire.
Lient.•Colonel J. G. Delisle, 2d Battalion Montreal.
Major Louis Doiongpri, 3d do. do.
Major Frs. Dvsivieres, do. Ist do. do.
--Major Sainuel David, Division of Long Point.
Captain Francis Badgley, Ist. Battalion of Montreal.
'Capt:in Jaelocs Viger, 3d Battalion do.
Captain 1-itigue,; Henry. 3rl do. do.
Captain Louis Plamoodon, of the 2d Battalion of Quebec,
Judge Advocate.
The Charges ag:iitist the person or persons who are to be
rind, and the names of the Witnesses, arc to he transmitted,
tvitlitiot delay, iG the Judge Advocate and to the President of
the said Geiseral Court Martial.
By. Order of his Grace the Governor-Gen.
and C;ommander-in-Chief.
F. VASSAL de MONVI EL,
ildjt.-Gen. M. F.

Provincial Secretary's 015 cc,
Quebcc, June to, 1519.

liis Grace the Governor-i,i-Chief has been
pletised to appoint ShRAPHIN PRIMEALIo Gentle-
man, a Notary Public.
JOSEPH DORVAL, Culler and measurer of masts,
spars, bowsprits, handmasts, oak and pine timber,
deals and plank, oars and handspikes, at the port
of Quebec, and

GFOI;GE '.1;03D, do. of square oak, elm and Fine
timbcr, &c. at (tO.

PORT OF QUEBEC.
ARRIVED.
June sd—Ship Venus, Docey, 42 days from Demerara, to J.
Jones, jr. Runs and Molasses.

THE SUN.

SOLEID QUIS I►ICEKE FALSE'S,' AUDEAT

LONDON,
FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1819.

We received this morning the Paris Papers of
Tuesday last. The following are extracts :
" PARIS, JULY 20.—Yesterday the King took
an airing to Marty and St. Germain. The Count
Capo ()Istria, and the Count Pozzo di Borgo,
paid their respects to Monsieur, Madame, and the
Duke d'Ang,ouleme.
" nom 1813 to 1818 inclusive, there were in
the Department of Haute Garonne 68,473 births,
61,335 deaths, and 17,031 marriages ; amongst
the deaths were 32 persons upwards of 100 years
of age, including one woman of 117.
" A ship of the line, of 74 guns, and two fri-
gates, are fitting out at Toulon, three other ves-
sels are expected from Rochefort. This small
squadron will proceed, it is said, to Gibraltar, and
unite with some English ships, in order to clear
the seas of the American Insurgent privateers.
" It is reported that the Count Decazes will
succeed the Duke de Richelieu, in the dignity of
first Gentleman of the Chamber.

FIVE PER CENTS.

Monday 71 f. 40c.

DEFERRED STOCK.
Of the 22d March, 1817, . 90 F. 85c.
22d Sept. 1817, . f. 85 c.
22t1 March, 1618, .B6f. 85 c.
22d Sept. ISIS, B4 f. 85 c.
22d March,lB 19, B2 f. 85 c.

" ROME, JULY 4.—The Princess of Wales has
quitted Pesaro. This sudden and romantic de-
parture has given rise to a thousand conjectures.
Her femme de chambre obtained passports for
herself and one of her friends, and it is of
these passports the Princess has availed herself.
tier Equerry, Fianchini•Pergami, followed her.
Her Royal Highness has taken the road towards
Bologna ; some persons suppose that she will re-
turn to Pesaro.

" MADRID, JULY B.—M. Salmon, who at pre-
sent holds the Porte-feuille of State, is the only
Minister who hasaccess to his Majesty at Sarcedon.
" There have been et number of storms,this

year in Spain. On the 23d. ult. the Cathedral of
Seville, was much damaged by lightning.
The ravages of the plague are diminishing in
the Empire of Morocco.

" The harvest will be very abundant this year,
in all parts of the kingdom. In Castile, great
abundance is ruinous to the farmers, for
_want of
the means of transport.

" BADEN, JULY 14.—The Prince Royal of
Prussia, and Prince Frederic of Orange, have ar-
rived here, and are about to set out for Switzer-
land.

" STRASBURG, JULY 15.—The King of Bavaria
and his family are expected here next week.

" SfUTTGARD, JULY 14.-1.-everday the Ge-
neral Diet of VVlntemburg was opened tvith much
solemnity at the Chateau of Louisburg.

" ANISTERDAM,JULY 14.—A dreadful fire broke
out here yesterday afternoon, which destroyed
eleven warehouses. Fourteen persons lost their
lives.

" CARLSRUHB, JULY 13,--The marriage of the
Margrave ,Leopold with the Princess Sophia,
eldest daughter of the Queen Frederica of Swe-
den, will soon take place. The Emperor of
Russia manifests a particular satisfaction at this

union.,,

Tue FUNDS.—This day the second payment of
the Loan was made of 1 per cent. Seven millions
is already paid up and turned into Stock, and
the Holders have benefited by holding it,
as it remains at 2i per cent. premium.
Consols remain pretty steady at 70. A very
proper determination bad been adopted by
the .Committee of the Stock Exchange, that of
not,pern►itting Clerks of 'Stock Brokers to act
upon their own account. This resolution has not
been abided by, and the last account produced
a number of those trifling defaulters, as they had
beared to an amount considerably beyond their
means of settling. ln consequence an investiga-
tion took place yesterday, and thirty-two of them,
are said to be expelled the House. The total
amount of their speculation is said to be 900,0001.

Happily the expected storm has blown over in
the Metropolis, but that the Reformers are of too
desperate a character to relinqUish their wicked
designs it would be folly to doubt. Every loyal
Press should therefore be actively at work to d,if-
fuse and confirm right principles. Government
also should not conclude that the danger is
over, as mischievous machinations will be
secretly carried on as long as there are distresses
in the Country, and never can we hope that
the Country will be wholly exempt from
such distresses as will induce the seditious to
renew their attempts against the existing Es-
tablishment. Averse as we are to render the
Pulpit a medium for political subjects, yet
whets THE CHURCH is menaced by Papists, Deists,
Atheists, and every description of domestic
Enemies, never let us relax, but convince them
that loyally, morality, and religion, will always
characterize the People of Great Britain.

Mr. WArrnman.—lt is stated, in a Morning
Paper of this day, that this Gentleman endeavoured
to dissuade the LORD MAYOR front enforcing the
Writ against HARRISON, the intinerant Political
Preacher, and that when the LORD MAYOR WaS
counter-signing that Writ he protested against it.
Without any great partiality. for the politics of
Mr.WAITHMAN, we can readily conceive lie might
reasonably suppose that the attempt to execute
the Writ in the midst of the mob might have cre-
ated much confusion. Yet we admire the LORD
MAYOR for his firmness, conscious as he was that
he had taken all possible precautions for preserv-
ing the peace of the City, and determined to
carry the law into effect, to make a due impres-
sion on those who might have mischievous de-
signs, and prevent them from concludiog that
Justice would tremble and Law remain inert.

WILTSHIRE COUNTY ELECTION.

STATE OF THE POLL.

Ist Day Mr. Benett .... 302—Mr. Astley .... 199
2d Day Mr. Benett .... 190—Mr. Astley .... i5l
3d Day Mr. Benett .... 386—Mr. Astley .... 460
4th Day '
,
Total at the Closet
M
of 4th Day.... Ir' Benett ... 1209—Mr. Astley .... 925
,Majority in favour of Mr. Benett
Salisbury, July 23, 1819.

THE Reverend JOSEPH HARRISON ---This morn-
ing, at an early hour, this person left the Giltspnr-
street Compter in custody of two officers from
Chester. He will arrive at Stockport in the early
part of to-morrow, when it is expected he will be
immediately bailed, notice having been sent to his
friends for that purpose.
Yesterday morning Mr. GROUSE, the Extra
Foreign Messenger, arrived in town with dis-
patches from Italy.
Viscount SIDMOUTH bad en audience of the
PRINCE REGENT yesterday.

His Majesty's dip Leven, Captain D. E. BAR•
TUOLOMEW, arrived at Madeira on the 16th June,
from an extensive survey of the Cape de Verd
Islandv.