The Sun.
London, England, 1819-10-07 00:00:00

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LONDON,
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7. 1819.

We received this morning the Paris Papers of
Sunday and 'Monday last. The following are ex-
tracts :

" PARIS, OCT. 4.---Saturday, after mass, the
King, and Madame the Duchess d'Angouleme,
held over the haptistini font the son of the Count
Decazes, one of the daughters of the Marquess de

Rouge, and the daughter of Csunt Arthur de
Bouill6. 'il►c baptismal ceremony ►vas performed
by the Cardinal de Talleyrand Perigord, Grand
Almoner of France.

" The King received yesterday the Ministers,
several General Officers, and Public Functionaries.
In the atternoon his Majesty transacted business
With the Minister of the Interior.

" Sir James Crawford has appealed against the
udgment of the Tribunal of Municipal Police.

" It is said that several Committees have been
formed in the Council of State for the pieparation
of Projets of Law, which are to be submitted
to the Chambers next Sessions. Amongst them

are those relative to Stay Trial, l‘lunicipal
Administration, the National Guards, and Edu-
cation. A Committee formed by the-Minister of
War is also, h is said, occupied it preparing a
Military Penal Code.

" The Queen of Spain arrived at Toulouse on
the 26th ult.

" The important note of the Baron de Vincent,
the Austrian Minister, which, as stated, accom-
panied the communication of the resolutions of the
Congress of Carlsbad, made to the French Govern-
ment, has become the object of the most ridicul-
ous reports. The Jacobin Journals would have
us believe that this note relates " to an approach-
ing war ,between Austria and Russia, in which
France is invited to take part." This absurd re-
port has been evidently propagated by some libe-
raux of the Stock Exchange. We believe we
may inform Messieurs the Liberaux, that
the war in the North, of which they are con-
tinually dreaming, and which they so much desire,
will be postponed for 10 or 12 years, the period
required to consolidate legitimate order in Europe,
and to bring to their senses that band of French,
English, and German Revolutionists, who,
under the pretext of serving the people, meditate
the overthrow of Governments. We know that
what at present occupies all the Cabinets of Eu-
rope, is the means of extirpating revolutionary
principles—principles truly libertiicide—and of
guaranteeing to nations the tranquil enjoyment
of their rights, by a faithful adherence to their
duties. We are persuaded, that nothing is capa-
ble of turning them from this great object, and
that soon, thanks to the feeling► of a common
necessity, all the powers of Europe will combat
this revolutionary hydra, which only raises its
head when there is airy hesitation about cutting
it OE—(Jol/mat des Debats.)

FIVE PER CENTS.

Saturday 69 f. so c,

Lorl,Kßlt ED STOCK
Of the 22d March, 1817, 9l f. 40c.
22d Sept. 1817,
52d March, ISIS, 17 f. 40 c.
22d Sept. IP.IB, Bsf. 45. c.
22d March, 1819, 143 f. 40 c.
sqd Sept. 1819, Bl f. 10c.

" FRANKFORT, SEPT. 28.—The Diet have
agreed, upon the motion of the Austrian Minis-
ter, to the establishment of a permanent Judicial
Tribunal, for the purpose of promptly deciding
the differences between the Members of the Con-
federation, which are of a nature to be judicially
decided.

" The following Governments are to appoint
the Members of the Commission to be established
at Mayence :—Austria, Prussia, Bavaria, Hanover,
Baden, Grand Duchy of Besse Nassau.
" The King of Wurtemberg intends to be at
Warsaw on the Bth October, and to remain there
till the departure of the Emperor of Russia,
which is fixed for the I Gth. The Emperor will
arrive there the sth.

" VIENNA, SEPT. 21.—The Prince de Metter-
nich has invited all the Ministers of the German
Courts, who were at Carlsbad, to come to
Vienna, at the commencement of next month,
with the instructions of their Sovereigns respect-
ing several subjects ou which the discussion is
not terminated,"

By accounts from Bermuda, of a late date, we
are informed that the Ametican schooner Nonsuch
went into Carlile Bay, Barbadoes, with dispatches
to Admiral CAMPBELL, from- Commodore PERRY,
who was cruizing to the windward of that Island
itt quest of Pirates.: ' •

By Letters received yesteiday from New York,

of the Ist September, it is stated that a great
number of Emigrants, lately arrived there from
Europe, have engaged their passage to return to
their Mother Country.

The Dublin Evening Post, of Saturday, says,—
" Yesterday we received, exclusively, a Letter
from a highly respectable Gentleman, dated Kings-
ton, Jamaica, Aug. 6, in which he says,'
lioLI-
VAR has taken Santa Fe, in New Grenada;—this
news arrived the day before yesterday, by a vessel
direct from the Main.' We previously had intel-
ligence of his being within four days march of it,
which renders the account 6f the Capital having
fallen into his hands the more probable."

We may well congratulate the country in gene-
ral, as well as the City of London in particu-
lar, on the triumphant success of Alderman
BRYDORS, not merelyonaccount of that Gentleman,
who well deserves his success, but because it ma-
nifests the defeat of Radical Reformers, the vile
Democratic Party, who disgrace the City, the
WoocEtts, the CARLILUS, the HUNTS, &C. &C. The
chiefchnracters of the City, possessing orulenr;e and
respectability, which ought to give weight to their
opinions, have thus shewn that if they continue_ to
come forward, they will always have a proper
influence upon tlie majority of ti? LlrN•y; rhu

cannot but feet for the honour of their own fra-
ternity, and thul the Corporation of London will
be again what it should be, the moit dignified
Mercantile Body in the World.

HALIFAX MEETING.—Another of the Reform•
ing Meetings took place on Monday last on
Skircoat Common, Halifax, Yorkshire. There
was nothing to distinguish it from other
Meetings of the same kind. Banners, flags,
Inset iptions, quite in the stile of all the previous
Performances of the saute nature, were brought
forward to captivate the unwary. The speeches
of the Oratorical Rt,fcriners, and the Resolutions
adopted, were not different frotu all those which
we have before presented to our Readers. In the
middle of the proceedings there was an alarm of
soldiery approaching, which was the signal for
a general scamper, but it appearing to be A false
alarm, the Leaders collected their scattered troops,
and resumed their harangues. A vast number of
persons assembled, but no mischief happened.

CARLILE.—This morning, Carlile the Book«
seller, attended at the Crown-Office, with a Gen.
tleman from the office of Mt. Matua, ,to reduce
the Jury appointed to try the information filed
against him by his Majesty's Attorney-General,
for publishing Paine's Age of Reason, and other
alleged blasphemous works. The Trial is ape
pointed for next Tuesday, and several persons of
distinction have been subpoenaed on the part of
the defence.—The following was the List of Jo+
rors struck :
•
Niel Black, Bread-street.
Charles Wood, Abchurch-lame.
John Lindsay, Lawrence Panntney-lam
Robert Hutchinson, Ament's-lane. •
John Hanson, CrooLed-lany.
George Harvey, Lawrence-lane.
Thomas Kent, Poultry.
Andrew Loughman. Bucklersbury:
Thomas Oldham, Barge-yard.
William Huffman, King's Arms-yard.
Favernu, Coleman-street. ' •
Nilliam Aldcrsey, Tolienhouse-yard.
John Wilson, Queen-street. •
George Ellwall, Love-lane.
R. Chamhers, Dote-court.
John Phillips, Cullum-street.
John Napier, Fenchurch-street.
Josaph Jellico, Feachurch-street.
John Younger, Crescent.
XVIII. Parker, Joha• street.
Daniel Eckenstein, Cuita~s -bill.
•

Yesterday the PRINCE ItSGENT Reid a Court at
Carlton-house, which was attended by the Mar•
guess of Headfort, as Lord of the:Bedchanibee,
Hon. Mr. Buller, Clerk of the Council, Right '
Hon. N. Vansittarr, Mr. Ryder, Mr. Bagor, an&
Mr. Peel. Lord Sidmouth and Lord Holland
bad audiences of the Prince Regent at Carboo..
house, when Lord Holland presented the Re.
monstrance and Petition to his Royal Highness
from Nottingham.
The letters for the Halifax packet we find will if
be made up on Saturday next.
The late visit of the CHANCELLOR of CAMBRIDCI
to that University has exact' much attention, and
given little satisfaction. It Appears that his Royal
Highness did not visit or make calls at several et
the Colleges and Hails. We hope there is not I
any truth in the observation, which attributes
this apparent disrespect to political motives—for
we cannot suppose his Royal Highness so de-
ficient in good sense and experieoce as to have
suffered any consideration of that kind to have in-
fluenced his conduct on the occasion ; and, there-
fore, we trust that there is no truth in it, but that
his omitting to make these calls, or visits of cour-
tesy, resulted inadvertently from his other more
pressing engagements
The Universities of Sweden are in the moat
flourishing state. In the first quarter of the pre-
sent year, the number of Students at Upsal
amounted to 1197 ; and those of Lund to 600.:
The whole of the Establishments of the King'
dom, professing to communicate classical
educa-
tion, contained 3,455 scholars. These lustitu- -
(ions cost the State annually about 60,0001., of
which 40001. is employed in the maintenance of !I
youth during the course of their studies, in cases
where such assistance is wanted for that purpose.
THE THERAIM OF 3ULSAN.—The French Go-
vernment has lately purchased the most consider•
able remains of antiquity at Paris, the Arcade
known as the Baths of Julian, in the Rue tie is
Harpe. This edifice is to be repaired and fitted
up as a Museum for the reception of such articles (
of antiquity as are yet remaining at the Petits..
Augustins:.
The Charity Estates, hitherto tinder the ma•
nagernent of the Corporation of Winchester, Lave
been, it is said, greatly underlet, to the serious
injury of the Inhabitants of that City. One of
the farms, it is reported, was let for a yearly rent
considerably under the sum produced yearly froth
the tythes of the same farm ! !
Phirrsnowx HILL —We heard yesterday carter•
noon, that it is the intention of the Trustees of
this road to make a TUNNEL throm2,h this celeo
hrated hill, beginning at the turnpike-gate on tho
Loudon side of it.

PETFAILOROUGH CATHEDRAL.----A traveller de"
SACS its to notice the excellent condition owl
cleanliness of this fine bnilding—and the conttfir
it forms to the neglected and dirty state of 00i-
of Ely !
The following is an extract of a private letter
from Jamaka, received yesterdav :—" 'I Ica
British subjects, john Hudson and John Jonesi
were tried under a Special Cominisiion in Jamoi"
on the 2tftb 01'July last, fur having, in violatiO
of the Laws for the Abolition ot the Slave Trade'
brought sonic Atrican Negroes to that island, tor
the purpose of dis:iosing of them as slaves. ril'e.;
prisoners were hoih found guilty, and sentence's
to trhusportation the former for seven ycar6
and the latter for three years. This was til
first trial ot the kind that bad taken place 43
Jamaica."