The Sun.
London, England, 1819-01-30 00:00:00

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THEATRICAL REGISTER. .
Performed Last Night.
THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.—(33d time), Brutus: Lu-
cius Junius, Mr. Kean : Tarquinia, Mrs. W. West. Atter
which, The Silver Arrow.
THEATRE ROYA L,CovENT-GARDEx.--Gny Man tiering : Henry
Bertram, Mr. Duruset ; Meg Merrilies, Miss Somerville.
After which, Harlequin Munchausen.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
LITERARY REview, on Monday—Also, A BRITON.

CHARLES I.'s MARTYRDOM.—HoIiday at the Banli,lExchequet,
East India and South Sea Houses, this day.

MAILS.
AitittvEn—l Dublin, 5 Waterford, I France. DUE—I Dublin,
I Waterford 1 Guci nsey and Jersey, 2 Sweden.

WWI IVATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO.MORROW.
Morning, 5 minutes after 6. I Evening, 50 minutes after G.

THE SUN.

SOLENI QUIS DICERE FALSUM AUDEAT

LONDON,
SATURDAY, JANUARY 30, 1319.

iVe received this morning the Paris Papers o
Vednesday last. The following are extracts:—

" CHAMBER OF PEERS.

" SITTING OF TUESDAY, JAN. 2G:

" On the Order of the Day for the discussion
of the proposition made by the Duke de Levis,

for the abolition of the droit d'aubaine et de de
traction, several Peers were heard for an(
against it. The discussion was adjourned 01

Saturday next.

" CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.

" The Chamber were occupied during the
chief part of the Sitting in a discussion on a, pro-
position for making some further regulations re-
specting Petitions.

" PARIS, JAN. 2/,=-Yester4y, at noon, the
Ambassadors and Foreign Ministers paid their

respects to the King.
" The Marquis Dessofles transacted business
yesterday with his Majesty.
" The Duke de Richelieu arrived, on the 20th
inst., at Alencon, and set nut from thence the

•
next day.
" The last letters from Valencia mention that
the person %vim was killed by General Elio, was
a Colonel named Vidal, who was the chief of the

Conspirators.
" Marshal Jourdan, who obtained leave to take
a journey to• Italy, arrived lately 'it Milan.
" The Diet of Frankfort resumed its sittings
on the 21st instant.

FIVE PER CENTS.

69f. 25c.

Tuesday

DEFERRED STORK.
RI E 80 c.
Sept.79f. 80 c.
Of the 2222dd March,llBBll77,,
2t(l March, 1818, 77 f. soc.
22d Sept. 1818, 65 f. —c.

" BERLIN, JAN. 17.—The celebration of the
Anniversary of the Coronation is deferred till the
24th instant."

The Opposition Nibblers last night chiefly di-
rected their attention to the state of the Silver
Coinage, and the increased price of Silver Bullion;
but, judging from their speeches,.tlicy have much
to learn on the subject before their observations
will be -of the least service to the State.—The
subject is intricate and difficult even to the com-
prehension of experienced ;scientific men. and
therefore is not likely to receive much illustration
froM those whose chief ambition is, on all occa-
sions, to figure in the ranks of Opposition. We
refer to the Debate.

The following Letter has been received from
e Dutch Settlements in the East Indies :

" BATAVIA, OCT. 1, 1818.—The Dutch Governor has at
last thought proper to send to Bencoolen the British Officers
dispatched to Palembang by Governor Bales, hilt not until
the latter threatened to fetch them provided the Dutch Go-
vernor did not think proper to comply with his request.
" I apprised you that the additional duty of six per cent.
on all ships was to be imposed, excepting on those of Hol-
land. This was ti) take place the Ist November. Ships be-
fore could sell all or part of their cargoes at Batavia, and
proceed with the remainder to Samarang and other ports of
the coast. They are now deprived of this indulgence, and
are compelled to sell all their cargoes at Batavia."

KING'S BENCH, 30.—Captain FAIRMAN
attended this morning to make a special appli-
cation, as stated, of very considerable importance;
but as mere matters of course were only gone
into, it btands over till Monday next.

SHIP NEWS.

II

LLOYD'S, JAN. 30.—The Co/Tubas, not)
Clyde to Jamaica, was lost on the 22d ins
the Mull of Kintyre.

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,DgAl., JAN. 29.-0 lsrge fleet ok 1)04
hewn! 'vessels from Hams rate harbour ar.eo
passing through the Downs for their d'iferc

destinations. rAt''
LlyaerooL, JAN. 28.—The Providence' lest
TIE, from hence for Southampton, was lost
materials Bpd
night on East Hoyle—crew saved ;
part of the cargo expected to be saved. bat,
CAMBLETOWN, JAN. 23.—The ship Colnclog
CRAWFORD, from the Clyde, to Jou
wrecked yesterday on the shore of Brarnelloo4
about six miles East of the Mull of KYarYreo
both ship and cargo will be totally lost. `ll
coasting vessels are in here wind.booad' verit
HARWICH, JAN. 29.—The LEVrier oio
from Antwerp, to Ma!don, has bee" t°
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in here by a fishing-smack, having °lite

cargo. rsol6
YARMOUTH, JAN. 29.—The Ernest) Pig— :0
of, and for London, from Elarnbargh,
and wool, struck on Hasburgh Sand Yes°. oil
evening, and knocked off her rudder, wbicit eh 7:04
her to make so much water that they were °— 'he
to run her on shore near Winterton, wherewith
now lies two-thirds full of water. A lighter' ace,
a number of men, has been sent to heriassistil-the
to save as much of the cargo as Plissibi'l
lower part of which must be damaged,,
but
hoped the upper part is not.

Jan.CUSTOMS LIST.
Entered Inwards,
ft rda°l
Lord Liverpool, Ellis, do.; Duke of York, Fryer, 1'3.14; 310,
29.—Peace, Barker, lt°'-e o,ll'
ham Bowers, Mason, do.; Flora, Cooper, AntveerP; ; 00
Allen, do.; Thomas and Judith, Stokes, do.; I‘46l'3ootlrt
Usher, do.; Whiting, Murray, Malta; Fanny, Ti""lie
Seville; Ellis, Courd, Messina; Sir Henry Stanhope, Air
ton, Seville. vr a hort°
Entered Outwards, Jan. 29.—William Bryan, '-''''') 00
Jamaica ; Ferdinand, Finck,, Stettin; Union, CanneP
Janeiro; Graces, Barron, Hamburg!'. • brig"
Cleared Outwards, Jan. 29 _Speculator, - u'igh ;("e
Bahia; Moreland, Hall, Jamaica; George, DuPer, "ergbero•
Nestor, Theaker, Bombay; Victory, Nicholas, Dub"; -Too
Marshall, Curagoa; George Dayol, Edger, St. Michael's;
Brothers, Birmington, Lisbon; William and Marl, 133 r
Tarragona; Princess Mary, Best, South Whale Fisheri•

. • ~
Yesterday morning the Duke of Yogis left to
for Windsor. His Royal Highness
town in the evening. . eve
Yesterday) the Duke of WeLLINGToN Coo
most magnificent flintier to his hop] 141:010‘
the Duke of Yoatc, the -.Archduke Mik:4l`-,1 Isle
and Suite, and a large party. of distingoisheu Is
blernen, at Apsley-house. if,
The wile and daughter of Josent BuoNArit;bo
intend to proceed to America in the course of
returned

spring. Lee
ROYAL ACADEMY.—Mr. FUZELI gave a; 06
tore last night on Design, but the subject ves.' 111,00
treated differently from what the Profese°rA:4-5
often said, and we have submitted to our Kea"-
on former occasions.
ANECDOTE.—When the late Sir PtirtiFFa4?4,,CsC:
was not long before his death at Holland
Ol3°;ssi
the Lady of the mansion induced .tile
the Poet, to ask the Knight if he was reap pint;
author of JUNIUS'S Letters. The Bard lwsib'ios
the Knight's austere character, addressed
with modest hesitation, asking if be ocg"..lit
ight
permitted to. propose a question. The es'
evidently anticipating what was to corn!'tr 0..."
claimed in a severe tone, " at your peril, S
rettiril'
t 1
Mr. ROGERS immediately retired, and
to tell Lady HOLLAND the success of his
observed, that " if Sir PHILIP was reallyA/141
he was certainly JUNIUS Brutus."
Aim
SUDDEN DEATH.—Last night, Mr. T-- °alb
baker, in the neighbourhood of Rosemary 'no,
went to bed after eating a hearty supper, !Tref
rently in good health, but was found a
tf
a 0;
corpse by his wife in the morning, before anY
sistance could be procured. I
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ROBBERY AT THE POST OFFICE.---A%-ertar
Mr. Thos. Jeffeott, who held' a highly respeel'et;
situation in the General Post-Office, was 00°,0.'14'.
at Bow-street Office, by Daniel Stow- Poe(
the superintending President of the Inlardilemlf
Office, on strong suspicion of having felooja-.000
stolen several letters from the Post-Office,
taming Bank-notes and other valuables.--",
mittcd for further examination.
SACRILEGE.—Sosue sacrilegious villain "e,"
bins have found the means of stealing the -es°ol
mnnion plate from the iron chest, in the cd,"beC
of St. Margaret's Church, Lothbury,. by -00 C
means is not known, as the Church wag
broken into. Information of the robbery 0(1
given 3?esterday to the different police offices': °col
a reward of fifty pounds offered for the
very of the offenders.' setei'
Report having been industriously Jl,s a's
mated, that the two Universities and the ,1"113;of
Printer are endeavouring to suppress the °al„--iiit
ALL Bibles and Books of Common Prayer, "te,
Notes or Commentaries, we are authorised to sr,,s,
that neither of the Universities, nor the
Printer ever entertained such an ides• It 1,0
ways has been, and it still is, their intentioPoi
interfere only in those cases where the Notes li.
added for the purpose of violating their Pri
leges, and evading the law.
The ferocity of that noble animal the n°,ll' gie
been completely subdued by our great ir:IP
Actor. Mr. KEEN is in possession of a tO
grown male lion, of such extreme gentleuvss too,
permit children to play with him like 0 hu,fbe
Thus is fulfilled the saying that is written,
lion and the lamb shall lie down together-

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