The Sun.
London, England, 1819-01-01 00:00:00

[Morning Post.]

NoRTHOMIiEBLAND Housx.—The -report is un-
(roe that this ancient edifice is to be pulled down.
Great l'epairs are to take place ; and the workmen
have already made considerable progress, boils in
the interior and exterior. The arrangemer,t is
complete, respecting that part of Scotland-rrd
in line with the Thames. Government have made
an exchange of land, the Duke abananniiik cer-
tain freehold property in another distriCt;--The
,projected imprOvements are to he spin a vast scale,
particularly hi the state apartments,' and the fa.
mon's hanqueting-rnom, one side of which is oc-
enpied by. that celebrated picture of Ti:inji—the
Camaro Family., which the proud Delve of Somerset
estimated so highly. The portraits are pronouneed.
to he the finest specimens of spirited character in
existence'; the Duke-Of Somerset purchased the
picture of the very individuals therein represented.
The transfer created great dissatisfaction in Ve-
nice ; and to conttot it; -the party repeesetited that
they had only sold • the copy. 1 The la,wn and
pleasure •groandi are to he disposed, in the same
style of ancient grandeur as the building itself,
after the taste of the Henries ; the plans taken
from the models of Norfolk and Arundel Houses,
which, when 'they flourished, extended trim the
Strand to the ''.wa-ter side. A former Duke of
Northumberland let the land, now recovered, at
d rental of,only h9Ol.

THEATRICAL REG [ s E
Performed Last Night.
THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.—Oct Flodden Field:
Principal Characters by Mr. H. Kemble and Mrs. W. West.
After which. Modern Antiques.
Tit YAW: ROTA t, COVENT-GARDEN.—The School for Scandal:
Sir Peter Teazle. Mr. W. Farren ; Lady Teazle, Miss
Brunton. After which (sth time), Harlequin Munchausen.

ClRcumcisioN.—Holiday rit the Batik, Exchequet, East In-
dia, and South Sea Houses, this day.

tignivsb—i Flande►s.
Dut —4 Dublin, 1 Waterford, 1 Guernsey and Jcrsey,
Sweden, .1 Hamburgh, 1, Holland.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TOMORROW.
Morning. 48 minutes after 6. I Evening, 13 anilines after 7.

TIIE SUN.

*OLEN! QUIS DICEKE FALSUM AUDEAT

LONDON,
FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, 1819.

The Paris Papers of Tuesday last, which were
due this morning, have not arriverl.

The Letter from our Correspondent at Paris,
inserted this clay, though not of a later date than
information since received, appears to develope the
mystery of the sudden overthrow of the French
Ministry, viz. differences among themselves, aid-
ed and fomented, no doubt, by their ambitious
rivals, who were panting for power, and, of
course, practised every insidious artifice in order
to accomplish their purpose. But it is in vain to
reason or speculate at present on affairs, which, as
our Correspondent stares, are so fleeting, so va-
riable, and uncertain, that what seems to be
stable one day, is totally overturned the day atter.
We must, therefore, icier to the Letter of our
Correspondent, who being on the spot, possessing
opportunities for authentic information, and dis-
posed to give 1t with fidelity, deserves •ttpe confi-
dence of our:Readers., much more than an' thing
which the French Journals may be pfrmitted to
communicate..

The ships Buckinghamshire and Earl of Bal-
carras sailed from Bombay the 21st June, and
arrived at Prince of Wales's Island the 13th July;
they were to proceed on their voyage to China via
Malacca on the 18th of July. The ships Astell
and Phornix arrived at Madras the 18th August.

Extract of a Letter from Liverpool, dated 30th
December.—" 'The following vessels are op for the
United States, and will sail about the dates men-
tioned :
" Courier, for New York, to sail Ist January.—The Ann,
for New York, ott 10th or 120.—The Belvidera, for Balti-
more, on 15th.—The Tobacco Plant, for Virginia, on 15th
or 17th.—Mercury, for Boston, on 15th or 17th.--:•And Co-
lumbia, for New Orleans, on the 3d."

Lord CASTtBRRAGH is 'considerably recovered
from his indisposition.
The Earl of LAUDERDALB was' taken for a Fo-
reigner of distinction on his arrival, !row she ap-
pearance of his Maltese tiavelling carriage and
outriders.