The Sun.
London, England, 1819-11-18 00:00:00

THE SUN.

101 EM (LUIS DICEItE FALSUM AUDEAT ?

LONDON,
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1819.

We received last night and this morning the
Paris Papers of Sunday and Monday last. The
following are extracts. Some from the Sunday'i
Journals will be found in our first page :
" PARIS, Nov. 15.—The King yesterday re-
ceived the Princes, Dignitaries, Ministers, several
Marshals, Cardinals, Bishops, &c. &c. &c.
" The Prince de Laval Montmorency, French
Ambassador to the Spanish Court, arrived in the
evening of the 10th instant at Bourckaux front
Madrid, on his way to Paris.
" The King's health is much improved. His Ma-
jesty yesterday transacted business with the Mi-
nister of Marine.

" Lieut. General Cannel is retnined to Paris.

" The Conventionalist, Le Carpentier, exiled
by virtue of the law of the 12th January, 1816, as
a relapsed regicide, has been arrested for having
returned without leave, and he has been convey-
ed to the prison of Cherburg, where he awaits
the orders of the Procureur du Roi.
" AUGSBURG, NOV. 7.-It is said that very
important intructions have been recently received
by the Austrian Ministers accredited to the differ-
ent Courts of Germany. These instructions, it is
added, relate to the objects which are to be dis-
cussed at the Congress of Vienna.

The King of Wuiternburg, it is reported,
will not send any Minister to the Congress of
Vienna.

" MADRID, Nov. 4.—By Virtue of a Royal
Decree, Don Antony Gonzalez Salmon super-
sedes Don Joseph Imar, as Minister of Finance.
" The town of Puerto Real has not been able
to escape the epideusy which desolates Andalusia.
The malady continues to decrease at San Ferdi-
nand (Isla de Leon), as well as at Cadiz, where
the number of sick is considerably diminished ;
at Port Saint Mary, Xeres de la Fontana, and
San LUCIII' de Barracueda, it increases i at Rota

it makes little progress: There is no change at
Seville, but the spread of the lever has been Pre-
vented at Espera; only one person has been attack'
ed by the yellow fever.—The fallowing are the
Reports
TORT ST. ,MAJSY.
- Deaths. Sirk.
The !Ist ultimo
25th
26th

AT CADIZ.

Death:.

Sick.

The 26th ultimo 90 •991
27th
211111

" FRANKI,ORT, Nov. 10.—The Cenral Conl'
mission of Mayenee held its first sitting the del
before yesterday."

to
The pertinacity of The Morning Chronicle
fallacious charges against what are styled the
Ministerial Papers, because they support the Go'
vernment at a time when its existence is threat'
ened more formidably than at .any former period,
would he astonishing in any hut a Radical 100"
nal. On Tuesday The Chronicle declared, that'.
the opinion of the Government Papers, it was
crime to report the affairs or Opinions of othel
countries if they interfered with the settled 017'
tions of Policy, Justice, and Religion in ‘ldr
own. No such sentiment was ever uttered bf the
Government Papers, who only objected to 114
artful importation of foreivi turpitude, for na
purpose but to corrupt the minds of loyal gar
lishmcn. The Chronicle, however, with shame'
less effrontery, renews the charge this day, and
says, " according to the doc,rines of the
Partizans of Government, no British .I"°r..
nal ought to introduce into its columns "tif
account of the proceedings or opinions 01 the
men who are struggling for emancipation on the
Continent." Where does The Chronicle find (We?
" doctrines" in any of the Government JournOi
No where. The affairs of other countries most be
always interesting to an intelligent People; 10111
accounts of those affairs ought not to be given Of
the purpose of spreading the " doctrines" of Rebilb
and Murderers, nor ought panegyrics to be laci9ll,
ed on the Advocates for Rebellion and .100 st
nation. Yet The Chronicle coolly passed 0:gr
the murder of KOTZESUB, and heaped panegll ri°o
on themiscreant Goeaaas who defended it. 0
are the mighty fallen !" The Chronicle, once t
leading print of Oprosmox," an OPPOSITIOg
founded upon those Whig principles to which
are in a great degree indebted fur our 61°(,r
°us Revolution which brought a Paoraslit•
FAMILY upon the Throne, is now the (O'er
of Radical Rebels, and, barren in original colts of
Sion itself, is content to become the Iniporiet ,0
Foreign Atrocity, and the Retailer of Doogll

Mischief.
.°
bi
KING'S BENCH, Nov. 18.—The Sot,toi
t's
GENERAL this day obtained a Rule to alley/ efi,t
why an Information should not be filed agflit
Mr. Alderman WAITHMAN, Mr. Sheriff l'i‘lif‘lt:l;
HENRY HUNT, Esq. and others, for 0;1111106°v
obstructing the Meeting at Guildhall on Miellaei a
mas Day, convened for the purpose of gleefill'
Lord Mayor for the ensuing yen.
0
.
Extract of a Letter from St Nicholas, ;antC9
Verd Islands, Aug. 2 :—" The British, in Go'
junction with the Spanish and Portuguese t of
vernments, have recently organized a Corocri
Sierra Leone, consisting of two Commissiff:ple
from each nation, for the trial of capture"
vessels. Edward Gregory, on the part °(
English, and Jose Demp, on the part ,°,
Spaniards, were here on the 16th of J'"7'
departed a few days after for Sierra Leune:ii
Britannic Majesty's ship of war Erne, CriVt7,..,110%
Schriven, Commander, on this station,w9s6.ol;
ed on the Isle of Sal on the Ist ult.; the
r 14e'
and crew were taken off by the brig Corrirof r
Dr. Stokoe. late Physician of the Ex St,
France, arrived here on his way back to St: or oaf
lena. The late expedition into the iuter•lier 4
Africa has reached Hoursa, within 250 111:tii01
Tombucton. It is now ascertained to a ce:j 11'"
that Mungo Park is no more.—The burr' ori`",
inhuman traffic of the Slave Trade is no''" cell"
on to a degree never before equalled; sc*arnot/t,
week passes but vessels from the IJsv,,r
bound to the coast for slaves, touch here 1-0
plies. Even in these islands they have beee tee,,
ported, contrary to the law; and I h
ard' ad
these miserable objects confined in a Yi
eil rounded by a high wall, exposed for sele• aje ",1
to hear soon that every exertion will. be :fir If Ili;
the different Governments to crush l"e
horrid traffic."

On Tuesday, all th
assembled at an early hour at Lord Sit"l°l) "
Office, at the Home Department, wh"c il'elti'‘
in Council till four o'clock.
Yesterday the Emel Coafblinlitrt:10:5:::::0gl:
first Cabinet Dinner, this season, at " -(1
5P
Grosvenor-square. , left ,
The Duke and Duchess of CLARO,c-i. 00-14
James's Palace yesterday morniog ,tO
Palk. held o'jipt
Yesterday a Court of Directors wilc " colifr„ig
East India House, when the followingwrer; i
were sworn into the command of their ' ' 011;A,
shis, viz. :—Captain F. F. 13aldersto!t, 0,
pij
Captain F. Creswell, Astell ; C(4'6l'4lo'lol °
Drummond, Castle Huntley i fur '--4
China.