The Sun.
London, England, 1819-03-25 00:00:00

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES; FEE. 23.

BANK. OF THE UNITED STATES.—TiIe House
again resolved itself into a Committee of the
whole, Mr. SMITH of Maryland in the Chair, on
the subject of the Bank of the United States, Mr.
Johnson's Resolution for repealing the Charter
being still under consideration.
Mr. SERGEANT COLlCllltied the argument which

he commenced yesterday,
occupying to-day More
than two hours, in defence of the Bank.
Mr.PINDALL, of Virginia, again rose and spoke
some time in favour of the repeal, and in support
of the opinions he had previously advanced.
Mr. BARBOUR, of Virginia, succinctly stated the
reasons which would induce him to vote for the
Resolution to repeal the Charter.
Mr. STORRS, of New York, briefly replied t°
Mr. Barbour, when the Commi;tce rose, and the
House adjourned.

(From the Jame Paper.)
General JACKSON arrived in this City at twelve
o'clock on the 20,h inst. When the steatsplg"C
arrived off the battery a salute was fired by the
corps of artillery stationed there.—lmmediately
after landing, the General, accompanied by tits
suite, was escorted by the Governor's Guards
Broadway to the City Wall.
American Bank Stock has risen from 93 t°ll3.

Among the observations which have been made
e
on the formation of the present Government of
France, and the revel of those wretches wit° were
raw,' that
deeply involved in the Revolution that
country and spread consternation over (11.°11:e,:i
it has been pertinently asked whether the °lei.
Powers v;ronld have consented to the re°l°°3ll°,l
their armies from the French territories, if itv.:3E
been possible for them to conceive that the P,ll‘'
would have suffered those men to return t° "
?
Country and to share in his confidence
he
answer must be in the negative, for otherwise t
Potentates and their Counsellors must love been,
lamentably deficient in judgment and P°litical.
foresight. We have always condemned, 05 iin;
i°e;politic, the measure of removing the comb
troops till the limited period had foil)? "Pirt
and even then it ought to have been ° "bj
;ar
of profound reflection and anxious encluil.
l
our part, we recommend to all other
,of Fria e
watchful guard over the movements n of
in all respects, and not to weaken their IPe3-
ws.
defence, but to be prepared for such convolsio
as it requires no great degree of sagacitY, 41“1
dicates no excess of apprehension, to affiit'lPat
Conttens lc

It is so evident that CATHOLIC Emat.strAllr7
me with the PAPISTS, nothing less ti°ll 'e-
gislative Power, that it would he " burning (14.
light" to insist upon a point so glaringly Ow'
fis. By the way,
the term Roman Catholics
which, in fact, absurdly means particular a7l
versa!, should never be used to designate TO
FISTS, as it is an artful covering to prevent adorn'
Papists they arc, and they should be called bY
111°
other name. We refer our Readers to an
4°
rable Article in our Paper this day, on the Chs-
racter of the Papists, written by Sir 1/1/,a
11.
SANDYS, upwards of three hundred years ag°4' i•d
B
which it appears that he hail proloundlY
that character, and in which he has fully anelYi,eg
all its craft, all its allurements, and
011,1 v,
baneful tendency. It ought never t°
Of the
gotten, that it is the constant
Papists, that their RELIGION ig
Clu
arms, and that Tne HEAD of their i.re ctTK
er
Tlje
PoPa, is absolutely INVALLISI.B. Cl)3l.Bin
therefore given by. Sir EDwyN SANDYS ig' •
't
respects, as applicable to them at this uomegt
, CO"
was at the time when lie wrote it, witn hes
rseidmearainti
e%naiettlbyatthlehosautgnhe,their
religious rine V
they have be c:9 11:tireli:attle;
acquainted with the weakness of hum so
ro bile
have therefore most probably become "te
ill
and more skilful in delusion.--We he°r,tiilopie
the folly of thoac Protestants who have
ye'e .
01°
duced by terror, persuasion, or interest, 7011,iottr
cate the Cause of the Papists, and who e°
to remove from them all political distibilitiettiteso3ol
we shall consider those as very shallow .
~,,ure, -
Dlt
who may join in the same ruinous In ; ,illl the
deem them wholly unfit' to figfruge t
Establishment in Church and StJte 'b.B ero
'iltles
pire, which, if those 'political d'l"-bik 'fitO the
removed, would perhaps hereafter sin
in
col
gulphs of ignorance, idolatry, and
bondage.
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( A Mail from Holland informs us, that the ;to'
If the States General, prohibiting the
itaroch
tion of any goods in Swedish vessels, excePt 90,
as the produce of Svveclen or her Colon
0,
under a penalty of confiscation of ship' and C3rogre
after the Ist of September, 1819, has been, 1904
mulgated by Royal Froclarnation.--CA"°" es'
several more French Regicides, are bbortlY
peeled to return to France.

---Accan-------
Yesterday gEGP'" morning the Duke of Y. 004. I":,,-/
acted military business with the PRINCE
at Carlton-house. , fit'
The SPEAKER'S last ParliJmentary Levee
the present Session %Tin be on Saturday he%', ,
Prince Pettit, ESTER 11 AZ V, they irsttiail Art`t'9:(
sailor to this Court, and sui!e, rived at I)°vbe
on Tnesd.y, under a Royal salute from •
heights, with a !guard of honour in a!tehthince;ort
g T
We are desired to Irate, that a HIBD ILPII.OO
of " THE ITALIANS'' has CCU PUBLLOOD 1
:,IcIINING.