The Sun.
London, England, 1819-06-01 00:00:00

[New Times. ]

We have received Sierra Leone Papers to the
20;li Fein-nary inclusive, The establishment of
The Roval Gazette ,Ipri Sierra Leone "Avertiser, and
the m inner in which that Journal is conducted,
promise to lead to a still greater extension of the
commerce 01 the Colony, to advance the improve-
ments of di binds which are there making,
and at the saute time to lessen the bin-then
which all int:lW Colonies must necessartiv
inipo.c on the mother country. The informa-
tion which the Sierra Leone Editor has
bn7ri the means of conveying to the Public on the
deplorahle and alarming state of the nefarious
traffic in slaves, carried on at Senegal and Goree,
enahled the friends of the Abolition, %vitt,
fae:ts proved by most incoutestible evidence, to
press ti,e fulfilment of the prohibitory Treaties.,
am, has already materially alleviated the stiff:rings
or the unfortunate inhabitants of that p,,rt of
Africa. Governor Mac Carthy has availed himself
of the discretionary power delegated to himself
and the Colonial Council, to establish a fair,
whidi tvas held for six days, from the 18th of
January,, for the sale or barter of African produce,
and of legally itnported commodities. This cir-
cumstance alio' ds a pleasing proof of the advance,
not only of the Colony itself, but of the sue-
rounding tciritory, in the progress of civilization.
Vic greatly rejoice to learn that the accounts eir-
cidatvd in England, of the unhealthines of the Co-
Ptny, were gross exaggerations. The pomber of
Enione.lns in tire Colony was stated in one. Eng-
raper to be but while another asserted

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Prrfarmed Last ,Vizht.
THEATRE ROYAL, DIM RY-LA N K.—Pizarro : P0)11 a, Mr. Kean;
c.,ra, Mrs. Robinson. After which, All the Woild's a
Stage.
Tits:Arne ROYAL, CYENT-GARDEN.—The Castle Spectre: Os-
mond, Mr. Young; Angela, Misc O'Neill. After which,
Cozening. Tdwhich was added, Mother Goose.

WHIT TUESIDAY.—A Holiday at the Exchequer, Bank, and
South Sea Flucte.

MAILS.
Astatvev—l Dublin, I Waterford, I Guernsey and Jersey,
I Sweden.
Due—l Hamburgh, I France, 3 Lisbon, I Malta.

HIGH WATF.It AT LONDON 11ft1DCW TO•NiORROW.
minutes after 8. I Evening, lh militates after 9.

THE S UN.

ISOLCSI QUIS DICERE FALSUM MIDt.AT ?

LONDON,
TUESDAY, JUNE 1, 1819.

We lately announced active preparations in
our Dock-yards, and from what we have re-
cently heard, on good authority, it) France,
it k a proof of the wisdom and vigilance of Mini-
sters to he prepared for events, and, in our own
opinion, as we have often intimated, events are not
unlikely to occur, which ought to induce every
Continental. State to imitate the timely and judi-
cious (Ample of the British Government.

We received last night the Paris Papers of Fri-
day last. Thobe of Saturday, which were due
this morning, have not arrived. In the Chamber of
Deputies on Thursday the discussion WdS COM.
menced on the articles of the projet respecting
the Estimates for the service of 161 9. After
goitlg through snrne of the items without any
thing temmkable occurring, the consideration of

the remainder was postponed till Diday.—The
°flowing are extracts :
" l'Aitts, MAY 28.—The health of the King int-.
proves every clay.

The law respecting the organization of the
National Guards of France will not be presented
to the Chambers_ till next Session.

" The statement of Marshal Sachet being to
have a command in Alsace, is destitute of foun-
dation. •

It is reported from Madrid that the King of
Spain has fixed his choice upon the Princess
Maria Ferdinanda Xavier, niece of the King of
Saxony ; and that the Marquess de Ceralbo is
commissioned to negociate the marriage.
In addition to the five exiles authorised on
Wednesday to return, his Majesty also at the same
Council gave his permission for the return of
MM. Foucher d'Anhigny, Eschasseriaux, The-
baud, and Lemailland, Ex-Conventionalists.
It is not vet decided whether the Coronation
is to take place in the Cathedral or in the Church
of Sainte Genevieve.

FIVB Pir, CENTS.

Tbursday

DEFERRED STOCK.

. 66 f. 60 c.

Of the 22d Marcb, 1817, B5 1. 85 c.
22d Sept. 1817, ....83f. 81c.
94d March, 1818, .Bl f. 85c.
22d Sept., 1818, .79 f. 85 c.
tid March,lBl9, f. 70c."

Since the above, at a late hour this day, we re-
ceived the Paris Journals of Saturday last. The
Chamber of Peers assembled on Friday for the
discussion of the projet respecting the Journals.
The name of only one Speaker was inscribed, who
having been heard, the delideration upon the arti-
cles was proceeded in, which, no amendment having
been proposed, were agreed to, and the votes be-
ing taken an the whole projet, there appeared
for it 142, against it 14. The adoption of the
lyrojet was therefore proclaimed, and the Cham-
ber separated without any fixed adjournment. In
the Chamber of Deputies, the discussion of the arti-
cles of the projet respecting the Estimates for the
service of ISI9 was continued through Friday,
and again adjourned till Saturday. The following
are extracts :

" PARIS, MAY 29.—Another Meeting of the
principal Bishops of France took place yesterday
at the residence of the Cardinal de Perigord.
" Pope Pius VII. has erected the Bishopric of
Quebec into an Archbishopric, and raised to the
Episcopate the two Grand Vicars of the Diocese.

" The Maria Theresa, an American Vessel, has
arrived at Bourdeaux, from New Yot k. Amongst
the passengers is Cornelius Salaionta, King of the
Oneida nation, and seven Princes and Priucesses
of his Court, who propose to travel in Europe.
" The Prince de Loewenstein, Aid.de.Camp
to the King of Bavaria, arrived on Thursday at
Paris.

" Letters from Cadiz, dated the llth inst., re-
ceived at Bourdeaux, state, that a naval force,
consisting of two ships of 80 guns, and a frigate
of 44, had sailed for Litna.

FIVE PER CENTS.

Friday

66 f. 60 c.

DIIFPIIRED STOCK.
Of the 9.oLid March, tBl7, SS f. 60r.
9.t1 Sept. 1817,
g2d Marell, 1818, 3l 1. do C.
2241 S& pt. 1218,
2:l:llaceb, 1819, 77f. 70c.
CCSTOCKHOLM, MAY 14.—The King sets out
the 3d of next month for the Camp in Scania.
" MANHRIM, MAY 18,—For some days past
several persons have been allowed
_to visit Saudt,
but he is in such a weak state, that it is impossi-
ble to hold any conversation with him.
" ROME, MAY Is.—Sir Thomas Lawrence,
the celebrated English Painter, has arrived here
to paint a portrait of the Pope for the Prince Re-
gent. Sir Thomr.s resides at the Quirinal Palace 3
he had yesterday the honour of being presented to
the Holy Father."

Extract of a Letter from Boston, ;tiny 1 .

" The information from South America is in-
teresting; the fall of Lima, and the conseqttent
junction of Peru to the Patriot Cause, is Com-
-I,letely decisive to the fate of South America.
New Granada has probably ere this followed the
example of Peru ; and nothing will then remain
to Spain of her possessions there but Venezuela
and Mexico ; and the tide of patriotism, rolling
from the South, and swelled by the breezes of
victory and enthusiasm, will, before another year,
inundate Mexico, and sweep from the Southern
Continent every vestige of Spanish dominion.
Buenos Ayres appears to be acquiring stability in
its Government. That able Statesman PuY-
Rf-,DoN, it appears, has suspended his pa-
triotic and successful administration, in con-
sequence of a very serious accident : his suc-
cessor, Don JOSE RONDRAU, is a brave Sol-
dier and a zealous Republican. There is an entire
stagnation of commerce here, and the failures are
very great through all the different towns in Awe-
;lca. The Pt esident, who is 11011" on his southern

tour, whatever may be his object, whether to hi.
spect the most convenient scitcs on our sea por!si
for the erection of military works, or whether be
goes merely to catch the popular gaze, I thi3
such events will be attended with the happiest
results. The people ought to he gratified by O.
sight of their Chief Magistrate." ,

We lately inserted some stAirable Letters ari
the Catholic Question, signed iltittArit,trcos, on
we observe that a call has been made nVoif tb
Author to publish them in a collected state. g/ij
bausted as the subject apparently is by reptile,:
discussions, we are nevertheless confident that tb
excellent Letters alluded to have so ably cancel`
trated all the principal arguments which Ili°
been urged against the concession to farther Cs'
tholic Claims, anti have supplied so many Oed
and forcible reasons, that we conceive the Pr"
testant Community would be highly benefittell bi
such a publication, and therefore we trust WI
the reputed Author will assent to the appeal, and
stamp the work with the sanction of his 04
name.

The Friends of Peace and GootfOrder, and evert
wise and loyal subject, will deplore the disturb'•
ances which have arisen among the Manufacturer!
of Carlisle and its vicinity. We have insert**.
this day the APPEAL of these men to the Public.
but it is very evident, from the spirit which 3
breathes, and the language in which it is es'
pressed, that some factious Fomentors are no*
among them, and have taken advantage of
their distresses to urge them into tittuult
and mischief, if not to sedition and rebel.
lion. We heartily pity the distresses of theig
unfortunate men and their families ; but tbss
pity is greatly abated by the consideration the
they have forced many industrious, well-dilVe
men to abandon their employments, and I.°
join their disorderly bands. We are peoullid
ed that the Secretary of State for the WS/.
Department watches over the Country with 171'
ternal anxiety, and- we rely on the wisdom, vie"
and moderation of our Government in glnertsirit
temper iktstice with lenity, and while they 614
protect the State, to afford all the aid that itaf
inanity and sound policy can dictate for the 013,
, of the sufferers and the restoration of tranq'tilliti‘

eir
We have authority to state (says the Court
cular) that the Royal Family and the Coact warj.
go out of mourning for the late QUEEN
row night ; consequently, the PRINCE REOWni
Levee on Thursday will have a general displAYA
colours, as none will appear in bLck, excgr
those in tuournits:z for relatives.
The Duke of YORK will leave town about v.
middle of this month, for Brighton, for the bto,
fit of sea bathing. His Royal Highness will
copy apartments in the Pavilion. I of°
Letters from Cadiz to the 11th of May
been received. On the preceding evening salio
from that port the San Thehuo and Mesallot
ships of war, and the Prueva frigate. The hoi
tination of this little squadron, whose sailing if
beeen frequently ordered and countermandedtse
understood to •be Lima. The vessels vitret
parated from those constituting the gratin e`,o
dition, and additional exertions used to littso
their equipment, as soon as the arrival of f.O
COCHRANE in the Pacific Ocean was known
Madrid. b
A letter from Iron, in Spain, dated the 121
this month, says, that a peasant has found (11.,
field near Vittoria, a very valuable diamou
There is every reason to,believe that it belonto
to JOSEPH BUONAPARTE, who lost all the rico,.
and valuable effects which he was carrying ittcoit
in consequence of the total defeat of the Fr e,04
army, near that city. The value of the diaaloo')
is stated to be about 400,000 reals (101"
francs). ~/

LIEUT,•COLONEL BARTLET HUGH /
When we announced the death of this Gentle"l',.
on Saturday last, we were not aware that be tj'
the son of HUGH KELLY, Esq. a Gentle'.
whom we well knew in rally life, and SV" ~ 'l'
highly respected for his talents and moral vs'''o'
He raised himself by natural genius awl 10$
loos industry to a very respectable 10,1
in .dramatic and political circles, and '*'.,4,?l‘,
doubtless have distinguished himself eq,:rilt,
at the P,rr, if he had not died in the thirty•e'ree
year of his age, when he was rapidly rising ill .0„
estimation. The widow of this Gentiety6',"ol
truly venerable and amiable character, is alico'i
in a very advanced age, but in complete poist9slit
of her facolties, end a memory pregnant ((jh
u,•
anecdotes of her old friends, Dr. Jossost lit,
RICK, the elder CoLmAv, and the whole :
rary galaxy of her earlier days, as well 55it
good health and spirits. ',lent. KELLY iiilleArfp'
all the virtues of his father, aild had attaine".e,
lifary distinction by real merit and oerfri•lor
which raised him in the esteem of his sor-
and endeared him to all his brother ofli.:ers:, 6 '
Don ANTON7IO Jose DE YRISARRI has alreie
1,0 town as General Envoy and Resident 11'o
(alive of the Government of Chili, in teas,iit
try. Don YRISARRI was formerly Chilifill ',,i-
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seer of State for Foreign Affairs, and is the 9
who is mentioned in the Ile port made to the i
vernment of tl.e United States by Alr• .151":,!'
sent to Chili as their Commksioner. Jr teasel
also who signed the important Treaty beit:lii;
Chili and Buenos Ayres, which we late') 1
serted. 1
Major IWDERmoTT, of the county of Gil°.
is raising there a regiment, ot which he jig I.l°ll
Colonel, which is to join the forces tiou';„-cot'
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FOR THE SUN.

CATHOLIC JESUITISM.

Grey Friars, All Saint's Day.

FOR TUE SUN.

CATHOLIC CLAIMS.

Y

- MR EDITOR—Some plausable Writers are now
autuipli.ig to prove, in various Papers, that Lord
LttLlt's Bill re,pecting the' Declaration against
,Tronsilbsiantiation and Invocation of Saints, has
toiiinog to do with the Grand Q testiun, and that
the Protestant Constitution is sufficiently sup.
vorred by the Oath of Supremacy and Sacremen-
tal Test. But 1 should he glad to know, Sir,
• tow the Sacramental Test can be available if we
'tkitetway the Declaration against Transithotan-
timiw, Take away that,' Sir, and the most
'entice :curious Catholic, nay, the fora himself,
cat, have no more objection to take htead and
the eop at a Protestant Alter, than to take a glass
.of nine And a biscuit in a Protestant Vestry, or
in Protestant Drawing-room. But, say they,
" do away these decimations, and you will con-
v;ikce the world that you do not exclade Catho-
lics on account of matters of Faith."—But we do
exclude them on account of matters of Faith, be-
cause they have contrived to mix matters of Faith
so intimately with matters of rolitics that they
cannot be separated.

It is, therefore, to Catholicism at large that we
refuse Political Power and the two points which
Lord GREY is endeavouring to do away, form the
oilly sure and certain test by %%Web we can dis-
tinctly ascertain a man to be a Catholic.--Sir, if
this Bill passes, we may expect the Jaws to bring
rp a Bill, not for their own Naturalization, for
they can,do very well without that, but tor the
'destruction of all the aqua Regia in the Kingdom,
%nil a penalty upon any Christian who shall at-
teml►t to apply it as a test to the Grand Ricar•
tioes! Your's,

PENN LE BEEF.

Eprrott—lt has always been considered
to he the part of a wise General to be as much
upon the alert after a victory as before it, lest the
tihenty, taking advantage of the intoxication of
success, should, by stratagem or desultory warfare,
obtain that which in the open field and by pity-
14t airength he had been unable to accomplish.
In looking to the pages of history relative to the
famous American war, the opinion of a wise Ge-
teral smirk my attention :—" Had Sir William
"lowa, atter taking Philadelphia, followed up his
advantage, the Americans would never have re-
losered from them panic, nor.have had an oppor-
Suoity of ad ,pting thee desultory mode of warfare
whien ultimately overcame all the effutis of the
stutter county "—As in ,military tactics, so in
laalitical ; Mitimers, or rather say therrotexrauts,
Lath% (locate(' the Friends of the Roman Catho-
lics in an attempt (however good ,their motives),
which I cannot but call mischievous to the Pro-
testant Constitution of the United Kingdom, had
it succeeded, u ill it nor be their wisdom and their
duly to be upon the hien and upon the watch-
tower, that the enemy may not unperceived by
degrees obtain the essence of that which they have
for the moment lost io the bulk. As a Protestant
Would lift up my feeble cry, Beware ! What, is
Lord... Grey about What is his ul'inosie tlesigu ?
tie does not like those old fashioned hinges to the
door which shuts out Romao Cathidics and
atheists, and ought to shut out toicinians from
tit share in the Legislature of a Christian and Pro-
testant Country. Though the door has been pro-
tected from an open assault, and is still barred
and bolted, may be not, by get,itig the old binges
• under the flimsy pretext of modernizing
them, by degrees let into the House those whom
the pi evidence of God and the wisdom of Pro ha-
tra tent have hitherto kept out / John Bull values
has old-fashioned furniture for the sake of his re•
'rated ancestors, and therefore he wants no Ften,h
orlialian customs or fashions to be introduced to
spoil the coop trail of his envied mansion. These
are not times to allow any unmannerly bands to
?▪ e
laid upon our Constitution.—A house is not
terssecure because it has an old rusty sword bung
up in it, though it be useless ; let it alone, it is a
precious relic, and, like Goliath's which David
i°ulnl laid up in the House of God, it essay come
i
4:11,i use at a future period of great necessity ;
t: then if it be at. hand " there is none like it,
ttt oocc destr.iyed the enemy—it it be removed,
the time of need may come and no other be at
"1'4." The previous question is an admirable an-
swer 10 any propositions which may have the
I.,,ettlotest tendency to open the passages of the
1-.onstittition to those who are by profession hos-
tile to our Church sad so to our Government.—
treat that some of your old Correspondeuts will
take a taint from this feeble notice, not to lay
aside their pens because the Question has been
t g w
n out of Parliament.

GLERICUS.

We are sorry to bear that the late bitter north-
east winds have greatly injured the truit- trees, par-
ticularly the pears end plums. The apples have
fortunately tscaped-
A gill, I I years of age, named Emma King,
Oritighter to a man who keeps a coal-Ailed io Ed-
Ward-street, Rotherbithe, hung het self yesterihl
11,01114,g, and Was not disCoVettd till apparetaly
dead. A surgeon was sent fur, and by persiviug
fur nearly two hoots in the means reciumdelided
eat,es'of suspended animation, She Was restored
to life. ,
There is scarcely a prison in town who do
Slot feel much inicrebted since ti,e third exitnor-
tlinaty accoucitement of the Queen of the Desert,
‘vith her fine young Cubs. filer Palace, at tilt
110"11‘lenagelie, Exeter 'Change, is thronged
every evening tronf 8 toy, wish iit'sliim,Able
ties, to see her and her Noble Consort Sus

FOR Tii E SUN.

CILINGE OF MINBTERS.

MR. EDITOR—SoHIe silly people seem happy
in the idea that our present Cabinet are undui-
mous upon every .object but one! Sir, I don't
like that ; it savours of Popery and Slav--Tush,
that is en old-tashioned cry—No, Sir, it strews
a narrowness of intellect' Hod want of liberality
that ought to be remedied by the formation of a
Cabinet, a thing now easy to be done, which
shall agree in no point whatever but in one
Now we have only debates in the two anuses,
and at the Crown and Anchor—but then, we shall
have debates in the Cabinet also, and the Mem-
bers, as at present, may sit at the latter place,
so that the people shall be fully in their confidence.
Let me see—
THE BARONET,
HIS PUPIL,
THE AMPHIBIOUS MAJOR,
THE SNUFF-MAN,
THE 'COTTAGER,
PETER PORCUPINE,
THE APOTHECARY,
THE BRACE-MAKER,
THE ORATOR,
nit LAME GENERAL,
and, though last, not least,
THE FINISHER!!!

There, Sir ! there 's no room for the Whigs—
A certain person may call out than, as he does
now, " Conte bete, my rwssten! this is the best
booth in the tair—Walk out, Gentlemen—walk
in, Gentietnen"—But it won't do then, no more
than it does at present. But, if 'the Whigs can-
not get the ear of the new Cabinet, the last
member on the list or that augnst body may get
hold of thiers, and their preselit political suspense
be pot an end to by a line front that great Prac-
tical Commentator on the Laws of EndAnd._
Your's, JOHN BARBER.
P.S. Pray, Sir, is it intended to lake out a pa-

tent for I he new mode of fig,hting Duels in News-

papers instead ut Chalk-farni ? It is ai pleasant
thing—something like the American Soothing
Syrup—uot act• mitt) with 'he slightest danger !