The Sun.
London, England, 1819-06-18 00:00:00

THE SUN.

COLENI QUIS DIOERE FALSUM AUDEAT

LONDON,
FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 4819

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We received thii morning the Paris Papers •0
Tuesday last. in the Chamber of DeP"tiel :e
Monday the diicuision was continued 0" ti-t
Budget
,of the Finance Department• 1° tile
chapter respecting the tintitaiision give" t° t
ut.
Receivers-General, a reduction was mad' rtty
suaut to the recommendation of the Committee
the amount of 1,800,000 f. The diScnssi"° Wtg
then adjourned till Tuesday. The following A.

extracts
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" PARIS, JUNE 15,--'Tie Xing received a n
bet of persons yesterday, and bad a conference°
half an hour with the Duke of Orleans:
tO
" Marshal Gonvion St. Cyr is not On"
Carlsbad as reported; but to his estate HI Beatice;
from whence he 4. OM proceeci to take the
in the East of France.
" The Duke of Ragusi bas returned to
fr‘
estate near Chatillon sur Seine.
" The Prince ar'l Princess Gagarin
Penis on Sunday, from Italy.
" In the vicinity of the Pyrenees a socc'"
of tremendous hail storms have desolated I a
country for several leagues, and totally destroy

the harvest.
" According to the last census the porl
of Naples amounts to 329,438.
" It is said that the Princess of SVA'e,
-
to
transferred her Establishment from I'essr-n
bd
Rome, where her Royal Highness resides in ri
Palace Corsini, (the same in which Qiieen CI:,
r,-4;-
tina of Sweden passed the latter years of tier 1".";
She has sold her fine 'Villa on the Lake of Coilj-
to the Roman tanker, the bake of Turlonia,

FIVE PER CENTS.

Monday...

DEFERRED STOCK.
Of the 9.2 d blxrch, 1817, as f. 5,5 c.
22d Sept. 1817, . 86 f. 45 C.
22d Mardi, ratm, ..84 1. 25 C.
22d Srpt. 1818, B2l. 25c.
512 d March,lBl9, . sot. 2S c.
" HAMBURG'', Jura s.—An article some oni
since promised,
has at length appeared in
Correspondenten here, respecting the affairs of Sae'
the
Glen ; it is dated Stockholm, May 23, and says,"
Several journals have lately published 1114
ticks respecting Sweden and its Government°
the absurdity of which is too evident to merit re;
futation. TO suppose that foreign Powers in%
be tempted to interfere in our internal affairs, nijo
must first believe that they would forget ali tha
rights of nations, and the respect which is due tc
our political independence. It would be an Wl'i
er
to believe them capable of projects, the inic
conception of which would tend to throw 133c3
nations into the darkness of the middle ages, °llO
the execution of which, were it possible, wntlif
cover Europe with blood and desolation- 0
any Government were ill advised enough desolation-
to
make, in contempt of public Liberty and
Rights of Nations, propositions tending to s°l
discord between the King and his Subjects, I
would be seen that the Nation would immedialell;
unanimously manifest its indignation at the 100
of the Throne."

As a proof that our view of the critical situ°:
tion of France is justified by the prospect Of
• t
fairs in that Country, in the opinion:of all refiec
.
ing men, we can assure our Readers that Wall
Englishmen, who from motives of econotnY
other considerations had intended to fix
abode there, have returned, in order to avoid lb°
storm that is expected to break torch on the ae'
wise of the present King, Nay, if we o'9/
trust to information that has a credible elite
racter attached to it, even Members of the
A
Bourbon Family, have taken the alarm, and
most probably leave the Country it any rens°.
able pretext could be alleged.,-,Who can wonder
at such alarm, when it is seen that Revolutioon'ts
have betn placed in the Legislative Abseill'
lilies, and some have even been admitted 16
Offices of Ministerial trust it to be
supposed that these nzeu, baviug once tallied (11.

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