The Sun.
London, England, 1819-04-14 00:00:00

FIVE PER CENTS.

Saturday 67 f. 50c.
DEFERRED STOCK.
Of the 22d March, isl 7, 85 f. 40r.
22d Sept. 1817,
9.2 d March, 1818, Bl 1. 40e.
22d Sept. . -91. 40c.
9.2 d March, 1819,
" BERLIN, MARCH 30.—An incendiary has set
fire to the Hotel of the Court of Justice here.
Fortunately a timely discovet y was made, and the
flames were extinguished without doing much
damage.
" HANOVER, MARCH 30.—The Assembly of
the States have, by a numerous deputation, pre-
sented to his Royal Highness the Duke of Cam-
bridge an Address of Congratulation on the happy
event of the birth of a Prince.
" The first Chamber of the two Divisions of
the States is .to consist of Prelates and the Eques-
trian Order, and the Second, is to represent the
Towns and the class of Peasants."

THE FUNDS.—A greet depression has taken
place in the Funds, full one and a half per Cent. since
Thursday last. The sales have been immense,
both for the present and the ensuing Account. A
considerable quantity of business has been done
this day, but it is principally settling for to-
ptorrow, which is Account-day. Consols com-
menced at 73k, went to and the matlict

geared heavy at the latter price. A certain great
Party in the Money Market are holders of Stull'
to a very great amount, and it is reported the MI
will be delivered to-morrow, which, if done,
cause a further depression.

It is veryltnucli to be regretted that - the plealls
of obtaining " locations" of laud in. the 101)0
American Colonies are not more generaflitwde
known and circulated at the On'ports. For 8;
too many of our Countrymen appear determined
to emigrate,it is desirable that 111,101unit' be Pre'
vailed on to go to those Settlements, in which 04
will find excellent land and easily to be obtainel;
moderate living ; no taxation, except for tokiris
and repairing roads ; well regulated schook, many.
tamed at the public expence ; and good soctrts
That such are the advantages to be derived JO°
residing in British North America, is to 'be
ferred from the great number of Americao
have settled there of late years. Ships are. 1)0
sailing weekly, for Quebec, Halifax, Shelbo"
St. John's, and St. Andrew's. The passage 03-nel
is very moderate, and every accommodatio° .
afforded to the passengers by the Boglisb
Masters. Throughout these Provinces, therei;
excellent spring water, and every vat iety of Hi ;
Dale, Woods, Arable and Pasture Lands, t}l6
0
can be required ; with abundance of ". jig
Nova Scotia and Cape Breton, and inexha"stjb
, 14z 4
beds of Gypsum throughout Nova Scotia ""
Brunswick, which has been so strongly recto''
mended by Mr. PARKINSON and other practics
Farmers as an admirable manure. ILVSP aPPigb;
pears;and almost every specie of fruit, are t° ,
03
obtained at very low prices. The Rivers, abe
Coasts abound with fish of all kinds, a" ,
sports of the Country, though not under the
te;
straints of any
,Game Laws, are not inferior
those of Europe.

The justice and humanity which form our 170
tional Character must receive a great ,511"Cil‘
a.
/1
learning that a feeling of sympathy and c°.o.ln 1-sr
sion prevails in Germany in favour of the .L"---
derer of KOTZEBUE, and ground of this d'°
ea
graceful tenderness for an assassin is the iginPhti-t n
ic
mixture of political and religious faoarici°l'w
is considered -.1, his motive for the barbarons act;
We have before avowed our conviction, that
tti
l
the French Revolution, which overturned ,0
sound political truth and all sense of religion' al,
to be ascribed the demoralization of the I°*v
classes of people in 311 countries, not even e'-t-
-'
cepting our own, though we still conceive 6:4
there is a greater fund of good sense %0
honest feeling in the majority of our CounifYlP-tie
questionworld.— Bisuttoifbethetraccaeu(si
that renders them superior to any other lad i 8
fanaticism, and as both are combined in -tio.
characterop
uo tr.
t a
Legislaturen
t aolldf
fPnlrotrsti Eitoe:Ya rliaersmhi setirnpego
concessionslei mit; acpeahtlltl, and
TitniovilrYpeig;lli.gy:r
el°l4hrtie
for ever, anyetoof the atrocious glee
0
Papists will think it meritorious to rep
could
id
tics by any means, and therefore, if theY c7itf•
it
once more obtain the ascendant in this Cotta
or be admitted to any share of Political r°
we conceive that assassinations would be frecistot
nor could Popery ever rest while a I"te iv
remained in the United Ettw're. 114 Pr ; tti.
iiv •
Head of the State is determined to I.oll°- •,,,,
to era.
that CORONATION OAT'
example of his Illustrious Fither, on`' - '
'o44'
1 his ad
b'
compact between ' himself 06 - , Go''
jects ; and if there be' any Member' 4"?
igto,
vernment, whose want of political infeitistai
or laxity of religious principles, induce. Co,
nra n
which is the 1 ii,
to be favourable to the Ce.use of ItTh: c,ol'
thole Ambition, we trust 'pat tbei will. -es,
1 dots
fine themselves to mere i .Minister'"' 1513• thss
and not attempt to introduce • llelig'th is
le
,t dal
never will be satisfied till they effect the
te"'
fall of our Constitution in Churcli and Sta
...am
00° IP *
Petitions from various Districts are f
1.0 Al" t
course of signature against the CATOOLIe olublic
and although there have not been tiny'.
they
Meetings for the purpose, we understand that
too°
are numerous. That the People may oft
ott
an accurate view of Mr. PITT'S feelings
re'
the Catholic Question, we refer them to
Short'the
port of HIS LAST Speech on that subject, s
__hes ot.
of HATHAWAY'S Collection of the SP"' ,
asio,
that °cc
ot
time before his death. It is in the 4th voldr°,'
that celebrated Statesman.—On
1 voted
referring the subject to a Committee, and 0
his seolimen
Mr. PITT unequivocally reprobated the idea .I
against it. He likewise 'delivered wi
he/ils
at large on the them suite of tuestion,
',rotes'
reference not only io the feelingsq
of the
f the Ca".
taut Community, but to the conduct 0
v"Vi a
hilt
tholes themselves. We are satisfied, from
Cfr
has occurred since Mr. P
nITT's death, 11)4',
..fari
be noeliving, he would deem it more uo,