The Sun.
London, England, 1819-05-10 00:00:00

T SUN.

SOLFAI cons DIcEliE FA LS11)1 Atli/EAT?

LONDON,
MONDAY, MAY 10, 1819.

We received yesterday and this morning the
Paris Papers of, Thursday and Friday last. In the
Chamber of Deputies the remaining articles of
the projet respecting the Journals were disposed
of.—M. MANUEL proposed an additional article,
for the purpose of enacting that the securities
should only be required till the year 1821. This
was warmly supported by M. DE LA FAYETTE,
and strenuously opposed by the KEEPER of the
SEALS, who moved the previous question, which
was agreed to without any scrutiny. An addl.!
tional article was adopied for limiting the period
of commencing suits, or prosecutions ; and. the
Chamber proceeded to a scrutiny upon the whole
projet ; the result was 153 in favour of it, and 45
against it ; the projet was consequently dechrA
to be agreed to.—The Chamber adjourned till

Friday.
Lora Wurrwonrit, k is stated, means to stay
some time at Paris. We mentioned from one of
the Journals, that his Majesty gave an audience
to the Prince WoLxoNsxt, Aid-de-Camp to the
Emperor of Russin, but another assures its
readers that there is no such personate at Pa-

ris. Wednesday the KING held a Council which
was attended, by all the Ministers.
The freedom of the Journals, although posi-
tively asserted by themselves, has become for the
present a question of doubtful interpretation,
in consequence of an assertion made by the
KEEPER of the SEALS in the Chamber of De-
puties on Tuesday, that the power of suppress-
ing them remained with the Government till the
end of the present 'Session of the Chambers. This
of course destroys all the liberty of writing in op-
position to the Government, and may he in ef-
fect worse than a Censorship. The Constitu-
tionel (the Journal du Commerce having ,re-as-
sumed its former titlt), in consequence of this un-
expected declaration of the KEEPER of the SEALS,
calls upon the Government to put forth some
official announcement upon the subject, in order
that the Journals may know the actual state of
their responsibility; but there appears to be little
doubt that the statement made by the KrturEta t►f
the SEALS was intended fur the express purpose of

!ceeping the Journals in check till the new laW
finally passed, although in opposition to an article
published in the Moniteur of the 11 inst., sta►ed
to be authorized by the Government (though 1/(74
official), declaring that the Journals could not "
suppressed except by the 5 ervence of a Tribunal'
- The following are extracts .from Joo1"51$
of Friday
"_CHAMBER OF PEERS, THURSDAY, MAY G.
The Coititt de Montalivet, one of the treat
Peers, took the oaths and his seat.

" The Alarqutis de Mange, tvhose titles ‘‘'ere
verified by a Committee, was ordered to be re•
eeived on Saturday.
" The projet respeetiog'servitodes imposed 00
property tor the defence of the State was, after
discussion, agreed to, 138 to 3.
" Adjourned till Saturday.

" PARIS, MAY 7.—Count Woronzow (father
of the General), formerly Rusbian Amhass.ador
England, has arrived at Paris, and a young Count
Woronzow, Cousin of the General.

"Several Prelates, designated to form an
clesiastical Committee, assembled yesterday at the
hotel of the Cardinal Grand Almoner, ip ortlet
to receive from the Minister of the Interior sogle
important communications respecting the aff4irs
of the Church of France. It is supposed that
they relate to new Coovetitions with the Court
of
Rome, It is understood that the Concordat df
1801 will continue to be carried into effect, Oa
that, according to its arrangements, the King
immediately to nominate to the vacant Bishopricks'
" Three churches at Paris are to be fitted of
for the worship of the Protestants. •
" It is supposed that PI ince K iraclja, tha late.
Hospodar of Wallachia, who has made an id 3:
pottant purchase at Pisa, will definitively OW
blish his residence there.

FIVE PER CENTS.
Wednesday r6 f. a.
Thursday 6G f. lia a.

DEFERRED s'r.C/C.
Wed liesditv. Thu rgday,
Of the 22d March,1817.....84 f. 75 c... 841. 75 C.
22d Sept. 1817.....821. 75 c... 82f. 75c.
22d Nlarch2lB.lB... 80 1. 75 c... sof. 75 c.
224 Sept. 1818... 7i f. 75 c... 781. 75c.
22d Marc13,1319...76 f. 75 c... 76 f. 70 c•
Jfr PETERSBURG"!, APRIL 10 --Alt' or -General,
the Count de Czernitschet has leceis.ed orders to
travel along the Don, in Older' to arrange the
execution of a plan of his hiperial iNiajesty
establishing colonies of Cossacks.
" VIENNA, APRIL 26.--According to the 0"
counts from Rio Janeiro, 'the Arch-duchess le°4.
poldine was very far advanced in her pregtOilcY
her accoirhernent was expected in March.
" The Count de St. Len (Louis Buousporte).
is expected this summer at Marienbad, near Egri"'
to take the waters Madame Baccbiocbi, btt

wife, and her daughters, have obtained perillis#
.
sion to quit Trieste during the season- 01 the
baths, -and to come to Baden, where jeroalß.
Buonaparte has taken for them the house of C°u°
Ossolenski.
ti
" The Grand Duke Michael is shortly exPecte
here to remain a fortnight.
The numerous false reports that have bees
spread respecting the alleged attempt to 1)0';
9°
the .Emperor of Austria, &c. are entirely tile
suit of a system of fabrication which is not
very actively carried on at Paris, but Whie
11
also extends to LondOn, where our Police '.
discovered the secret cypher of those pers°P"
who, by means' of the English Journals, °l.'
respond with Buonaparte. Thus an advertisewelltf
•
relating in appearance to ordinary family ff4ii:"
being read by means of this secret cypher preset'lo
a political meaning very remarkable." •

(OFFICIAL.)—EVACUATION OF TALCAHVAIC°.
(From the Santa Fe Gazette of Jan.,25.)
Oa the 23d inst. his Majesty's frigate Orrie'
ralda, corvette Presidentia, and brig Pezueta 511..
ctiored in the harbour of Callao, with the traps;
ports &aver, Candelaria, and Thomas, having
board 700 men and 84 pieces of canyon of
rious calibre, and a considerable quantity of °ill;
tary stores, all from Talcahuano; and a few (91
before,, the armed ship Cleopatra, and a bri‘f'
with the ships Avian and illilagro, also arriv;
°
after having touched at Quilica to receive
board the battalion of the grenadiers and Gll4s‘
sears of Arcguipa.

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porter is selling, the barrel of 18 gallon 9 °ler
included, at one rupee and a halt; our 114r1 W,
full of shipping„and few freighted, the CornelY
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