The Sun.
London, England, 1817-08-06 00:00:00

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performed Last Night.
THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET.—The Rival Soldiers : Sin-
clair, Mr. Duruset ; Mary, Miss Carew. After which, Teaz-
ing Made Easy, and Bon Ton.
NEW THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HousE.—The Wi-
zard : Principal Characters by Mr. H. Johnston and Miss
H. Buggins. After which, Matrimony, and Bachelors'
IVives.

MAILS.

ARRIVED-1 Guernsey and Jersey, I Waterford. DUE-1 Lis-
bon, 2 Hamburgli, I Gottenburglt.

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HIGH WATER .V(' LONDON BRIDGE TO-11101tRO‘I
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THE SUN.

ROLE[ QUIS DICE 111: FA LStl.4 ACTI)EATe

I4ONDON,
IVEDIVESD.4I', AUGUST 6, 1317.

We received this morning the Paris Papers of
Sunday last. Tne follon ing are Extracts
" PARIS, AUG. 3.—A great example has been
given to the wo11,1: Madame de Geniis has enrolivel
herself amongst the Carmelites
" We learn, from Rome, that on the 21st and
23d ult. the Pope h. hi a cunsist (try respecting the
affair's of France.
" The Marshal Duke de Reggio leaves Pat is
next Wednesday, to receive the King of Prussia
on the frontiers.

" Letters from Italy state, that the plague is
making great ravages at Algiers.
" FIVR Pau CENTS.—Saturday, 681. 30 c.

" MADIOD, JULY 22.—The Anoister of Fi-
nance, Don Martin G4ray, ordered, in the name
of the King, on the 30th of May last, the Sup-
reme Council of Finance to give their cpmion as
to the policy of a genera; Amnesty, either with
exceptions, or as a means of general Con-
ciliation in faVOur of persons of different
political opinions, either now in the Kiagdoni
or in foreign parts. This meionte has been pro-
posed by the same Minister in his plan of finance,
as necessary to the re-establishment of public
confidence---credit having become inoispensabie to
the supply of the wants of. the State.

" The Council, on the 7ii ult., gave their opi

nion to his iVlajesty that the Amnesty ought to he
an entire oblivion of ail iiolit►cal offences coin-
iliitted during the contulbiuns of the
" The Council conclude their report by recom-
mending the day of the happy deuverdlice of the
Queen for the publication of the Amnesty.

"'!'he Councti (it Castile, and that of the In

uisitiuu, ace also stated to be 'avowable to the

Refugees.

VIENNA, JULY 2.1.-.4tie Entperor,and En;•
press received on the 11th at Lemberg, tl►e telici•
tatious of the Civil and lllilttday Authorities o
the States ut Gallicia and the Nobie,se. Tneii

Majesties, it is stated, proceed to Brody, re-
main there till the 25th, and then return to

Lemberg."

Halifax Papers to the 16th ult. and New York
ditto, but not of a later nate than those before
received, arrived this morning
" ST. JOHN'S NEW BRUNSWICK), JULY
The Hon. WArtn CHIPMAN, his Al.jesty's Agent
under the 4th and sth Articles of the Treaty of
Ghent, arrived in this City on Wednesday last,
from Boston, accompanied by Col. BOUCHETTE,
his Majesty's Surveyor-General, and Capt. CAsa-
NESS and Mr. BOUCHETTE, Assistants in this
Service.

" The American Surveyor is shortly expected at
this place with his party, when, we understand,
the parties of both nations, amounting to 04 iu
number, will immediately proceed up the Riser
Saint John, to cross front thence by the shortest
route to the source of the St. Croix, and to com-
mence the important surveys of the Treaty.
" HALIFAX, JULY 16.—His Excellency the
Lieutenant-Governor embarks on board his 11Ia-
jesty's ship Leander this afternoon, to accompany
Rear-Admiral Sir Davro Musa o❑ a visit to
Shelbourn, New Brunswick, &c. &c. The Leander
soon after proceeds to sea."

'lke more rce consider the supposed Protest of
the AUSTRIAN Princess MARIA LOUISA, for We
cannot deem her the Ex-EMPRESS, since Buotadv-
PAWNS'S wife JOSEPHINE was the Ex-Empress,
admitting, for the sake of argument, that the
Usurper had any right to title of Emperor,--,
the more, we say, that we consider this Protest,
the more we are convinced that it is a mere fabri-
cation. But it is a very ridiculous and clumsy

tablicatimi, for it attempts to support file suc-
ut Legitimacy, 1,04i1e it labuuts to ovcr-