The Sun.
London, England, 1819-07-14 00:00:00

[The Times, July 13.]

Visionary schemes, for abet ing the Government
may be followed by the idle, the profligate, and
unpriucipied, who have nothing to lose in the
change, and have some chance of aggrandizement
in commotion : but the great mass of the people
are attached to the security which they enjoy
tinder the laws, and would wisely bear the ills they
have, rather than fly to others that they know not
of. Besides, they clearly perceive that as3ocia-
lions for Reform Are Only calculated to mislead
the ignorant and inflame the indent h. ‘Vant of
employment and want of bread are the alleged
grounds for such meetings. Reform in Parlia-
ment, Annual Elections, and Universal Stiffiage,
till the mouths of the ephemeral orators. -Can
any man in his senses imagine, that a Reform in
Parliament will produce the immediate and magi-
cal effect of stimulating commerce, increasing our
exports, lessening our National Debt, filling our
granaries, and diminishing our poor ? Annual
Elections and Universal Suffrage might, perhaps,
give employment to the idle, and engagements to
he dissipated ; but the poor man, after labouring
with all the erergy of a glowing patriot, for a
week or a fortnight, to send a proper and faith-
ful representative of himself to the Commons
House of Parliament, would return to his family
with but few materials for the supply of their
daily wants and his own.

* We are afraid, that The Tiv:es relies too much upon the
good sense of the lower orders of people, in thinking that
they are in no danger of being corrupted by the wicked arts
of Traitors, aided by the inflammatory incitements of Sediti-
ous Meetings and Jacobinical Presses, which are incessantly
at worn; to produce a Gallic Revolution.—o. SUN.

Tw•o little girls, named Gardner, hit by a mad
dog at Battersea, yesterday se'uoight, died short-
ly atter by lrydrophobid.

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performed Last Night.
THEATRE 11JVAL, COVENT-GA tlinx.—The. Stranger: the
Stranger, Mr. Young; Mrs. Haller, Miss O'Neill. After
which, Bumbastes Furioso. To which was added, Corn us.
ThrEaTHE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA -HGUSE.,--My OWII Rival :
Principal Characters by Mr. Wrench and Miss Kelly. After
which, The Blind Buy To which was added, Amateurs
and Actors.

Earr.vrtim.—ln our account of the Examination at Winches-
ter, in Tut Suist of I'hursday List, in the Text of Dr. GA-
at.LL's Sermon, for Children, read Child.

*AO' For PROVINCIAL JourviALs see the Fourth Page.

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THE SUN•

SOLEM 1,2U1s DICE RE FA LSUINI AU ?

LONDON,
WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, ISM

We received this morning the Paris Papers of
Sunday lost. The Chamber of Peers assembkd
on Saturday, when the proiet of Estimates or
Supplies was after some discussion agreed to by
a majority of 113 to 1. The Budget o; Ways and
Means Was presented by the Minister of Finance,
and ordered to be referred to the Bureaux.
In the Chamber of Deputies a Petition was
reporte.l upon from certain of the Sunlents
of the Ecole de Droit, praying the restoration
of the Professor M. BAvoJx. After a debate
of some length, the Chamber almost unani-
mously agreed to proceed to the Order of the
Day, thereby getting rid of the Petition.—'f fie
following are extracts :
" PARIS, JULY 1 . —The King received yes-
terday the Municipal Body and Clergy of Saint
Cloud, and afterwards took an airing to Gonard.
'fbe Dike de Berry dined with his Majesty,
" The Chamber of Deputies will have no fur-
ther Public Sitting till the Chamber of Peers has
gone Through the remaining business, when there
will be a Sitting to receive the Royal Piocl4.ma-
Lion for closing the Session.

" A telegraphic dispatch from Straiburgh
states that on the 7th inst. the Chief of the Cus•
toms at Marlenheim, seized on the persons of
Hadschi-Jwsuf, and lladschi-Ali-Echbee, calling
themselves Envoys of the Prince of Persia, and
proceeding to Paris, 88 'Cachemire' shatvls, ?.;,d
various other articles of Cachemire. These two
travellers ate suspected to be Armenian Jews.
" The Minister of the Interior went. to Saint
Cloud yesterday, and transacted business with the
King.

His Majesty this day Reviews the National
Guards of Versailles.

" Don L. Orris, late Spanish Minh,ter to the
United States of America, set out flow Paris on
Friday to proceed to Madrid.
The King will receive the Count Cap
d'lstrid to-morrow.

" The Duke dc Bassano has received pertnis-
,io„ from the French Government to reside at

Geneva.