The Sun.
London, England, 1819-02-27 00:00:00

ritIVATE AND AtTTIIENTIC CORIIF,SPOND:Cirt.

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PARES, FEE 22.—Witbin three little mouths
,he
have had three little Ministers of Finance. lily
Count CORVETTO was too timid to atternPt itss
grand plan, even possessing the conviction of
success. M. Roy, who had displayed surri(i
abilities as the Reporter of the Finance Com%
tee, when he became Minister appeared (0 he
much at a loss what to do as " Ail the Talents
when they got into office in 1807; besides he he
no influence, and he was dismissed to wake °.;
for a man whose reputation for talent and 11
trigue is nearly balanced. He had already beep
twice Minister, viz. in 1814 and 1815, after v
100 days; he was at least acquainted with lit
routine of the office ; he boasted of his gill
plans, and his entrance into the Ministry
greeted with boisterous applause by--zbe Stool;
Jobbers.—They exclaimed, we arej saved' 11-
N',
they were right but the Government, the 1
tion—the prosperity of the one and the s"bial1
?
of the other—what has he done for thetas slots
His plans are declared ruinous, and bell
col
every claim to public confidence. Prqb ag
to erect every County Town into a garu-ii .j.
Stock Exchange, will meet with the wait d
Cap
ed reprobation in the Chamber of Deputies'
he remain after such a defeat ? We knout A if
thing of his sensibility, but we apPreberl"ooo
he does not take such a hint, that a broader dot
will be given to him to retire. Report ear
TALLEYRAND is Coming in as Minister of F°reig
to
Affairs. He certainly is the most capable 131811 is
France for the post ; but really we do not Seelfor
the present situation of France,
the;neeessitY
of
any very extraordinary talents in a Minisge.r its
Foreign Affairs ; the principal talent required
ce)
that of the Ministers of the Interior and Fi"6"
of the latter we have expressed the united se to
ment of Statesmen, Politicians, and ger°
Men ; of the former we reserve our opini°" iseif
til he has had time to turn himself, and Clea,
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the Augean Stable of M. LA/NE • be Pe-
a that
slowly, but we hope surely. it is repot."
oce,.
he and the Baron Louts are quite at gat
sl.
This would be no wonder to us, for we have he
(0
ways regarded M. tie -CAZES as devoted
Charter, and a pacific paternal -oovernalen.„ ' his
prosperity and tranquillity of the State being to
moot point ; and if he views Baron Louts
as every other person does, they can scarcely
1
on good terms. It is added that Marsha.
Gon/l°
Pape tau
Sr. CYR protects the Baron, which tli"
to the conclusion that he will go out °is°. „ r'
We rejoice to see that justice,
which 'has 1""-;
attracted the attention of its Special Minister'
to been so shamefully perverted in France, b-
de SERRR.—lndividual liberty has been n°
subject ;
secure here than in Spain. This is an ill)P°r°
di..
weo shallie
treat
(nse:.- 0
expected to .
w n o
The la
responsibility of 11110er
v
pass—it ought not, being cnih."'
string of legal loop•boles for their escape. •

THE ORATORIO.—WC are glad to find 00-.01
sublime entertainment continues to be patronolile
even in these dissipated times. The scasp,n,cre
meneed at Covent Garden Theatre last nigud"'o',
der the management of Mr. CHARLES Ag%ceill
whose science, experience, and skill ore, 001
known. A powerful instrumental Band, 9" rote/
Performers of the first order, were, of c.,,°
ll
strong attractions, and the Theatre was ver7,t to
attended. .We wish we had space suffivel:oo
notice the distinct merits of the evenilLg;
Selection was partly Sacred and partly Nis: co
neous Music. Miss WITHAM, her first apPelif-litisp
acquitted herself very well ,in• an Air t''"l/ 4rti
Creation. Miss STEPHENS 811(1 MhtlBllle B
gt
exerted themselves tun;; ably. Mr. S. IV
f..74v4 =!!? Organ Concerto admirably. 696
whole was warmly and deservedly applattj"

old
The new farce of High N &met inve'd
in itself, and rendered still more so tiv the Bc.lo
is not a little indebted to native locality, ~. i.
author, being a Welshman, has been warn"'
tronised by the " noble race of Shenkin:
like to see, in these revolutionary times, su"
attachment to natale solum, rig,
The spirited Resolutions in favour o.f
eV
LAMB, adopted by the Tradesmen of St. ailitei
Parish, have 'excited most of the other Paris
in iVestminster to follow their example- to
A Mail from Flanders, with Brussel Pallers„l.
the 22d inst. have arrived. On the 10th tbe ,z
perm. and Empress of AUSTRIA set out from irie:r,
for Italy, with, a numerous suite. The French ft) 0
hassador set out after his Majesty. Accounts "10
the frontiers of Spain state, that General ELI° vfi,js
so disliked that whole families had left Vole;..
with precipitation. It is also asserted, (ba‘t..,,10
surgent privateers ate covering the seas '"ej
Cape Ortega' to Cape St. Mary, that they seiroP
vessels at the very month of the Tagus. "I'd
most put an entire stop to the commerce h°t'
Portugal and
riA
The Dauntless, Hon. Capt. VarANTINtt
NUR, with Major-General Sir EcintAßD.l3Aar4-,
for Ceylon, sailed on Thursday from Forrow"!b
4
The Duke of linccLeucti has embarked vviiitj
Lord Briattsroati on board the Liffey, and 61'.-e
for Lisbon.
WRIGHT, the Messener of the House of C°ille;
mons, set off last night for Ireland, to bring °.t
„o
the several Gentlemen who have been ordered
attend at the bar of the House, on Monday sf
night, upon the subject of Mr. GitADY'ii