The Sun.
London, England, 1819-03-19 00:00:00

NAVY ESTIALITES%

The Navy Estimates have been printed by
prder of the House of Commons ; they amount
to 2,148,5261. 12s. 7d.
Estimates have also been printed of the charge that
may he necessary for the building and repairing of ships of
war and other works, together with the sums that will be
wanted for the Transport Service, and by the Victualling
Board, for the cost of provisions fer the use of the army on
board transports and in garrisGns abroad :
The total charge for the Ships is ,C1,145,430
FOr the improvements in the Yards 46(3,iCS
For Army Provisons „.. 419,319
For the Transport Department

2,335,VA

'la which add the Navy Estimates ... 0048,52G

Total '•1 482,794
Of the sum destined for the Navy, the Estimate of the Half•
pay, Superannuations, and Pensions, &c. amounts to no less
than 1,125,6921. Its. 9d. The Civil Superannuations and
Pensions amount to 100,6941. 6s. 4d.

PRESERVATION OF GAME.

Mr. BRAND'SII for the preservation of Game
has been printed by order of the House of Corn-
ruons.—The following are the-principal enacting;

clauses':--

Former Acts to be repealed, after a period to be fixed, so
far as they restrain persons Lindell the degree or rank, and not
haring such estates as in the said Acts are specified, from kil-
hng game, and as impose a penalty on persons not qualified
to kill game, keep goo, dog, &c. for destruction thereof, or
prohibit the buying and selling of Game.

All hares, rabbits, pheasants, partridges, grouse, heath
and moor game, bustards, woodcocks, snipes, quails, land-
rails, wild ducks, teal, widgeon, and all other wild and unre-
claimed animals, and the young and eggs of all such animals,
are to be deemed the property of the possessor of the land.
Lessor of the land may reserve the property and right of
pursuing and killing game.
Persons entitled by possession of land, or by reservation
upon the demise thereof to the game thereon found, may au-
thorize any person or persons to kill the game uncer certain.
restrictions.

No pe'rson whosoever to destroy game by snare or net.

'1 he present Act not to affect. the farmer Acts, so far as
they relate to the times fixed for killing game, or the power
of Lords of Manors to appoint game-keepers, or the present
duties payalile upon dogs, &c.
The other clauses relate to the mode of !Teo•
eering the penalties. The avowed object of the
Bill is to give the landholder an interest in the
preservation of the game.

We received this morning the Paris Papers of
itionday and Tuesday last. The Moniteur of Tues-
day contains a Royal Otdontrance, permitting
the free exportation of Cattle and Meat. The
fuEowing ate extracts

CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.

" SITTING OF MONDAY, MARCH 15.

" After a great number of petitions were re-
ported, the Chamber resolved itself into a Secret

Committee.

" The President read the Resolution commu-
nicated from the Chamber of Peers, respecting the
Election Law. The Resolution was ordered to
be rifkrred to the Bureaux for examination.

" The discussion WAS opened on the Resobitian
of the Chamber 'of Peers, for abolishing the Droit
d'Aubaine. It was opposed by MM. Durergier
de Hauranne, Kern, and Jaquinot-I'ampelune ;
and siiPpnrivil by MM. Laine, de Villeveque, and
Betignot.•—Diseussion adjourned till to-morrow.

" PARTS, MARCH 16.—The-King, after hearing
tna,,s yesterday in his apartments, received a great
Biimber of Civil and Military Functionaries.
" kgreat number of English are now residing
in the Department of Indreet Loire. The Jour-
nal de Tours advertises in English and French the
Country houses which are to be let.
" liis Nlajesty received a number of eminent
personages on Sunday, amongst whom was the
Prince-de Talley rand.
Vice-Admiral the Count de Vaugiraud, for-
merly Governor of the Antilles, is dead at Paris,

abed 78.

of great talents; a native. of Corsica (a priest) ;
Professor Antomarchi, a surgeon, hitherto at-
tached to the University of Pisa ; the Abbe Bo-
navista, a priest, of (35, a native of Corsica, in
the employ of the• Princess Borgh'ese, who is ap-
pointed Apostolic Missionary by the congrega-
tion of propaganda fide, and who is to he em-
ployed as Almoner to the Catholic Colony
of Saint Helena ; and lastly, a Cook, destin-
ed for the household service of Buonaparte.
Thcse individuals, furnished witri passports
train the English Ministry, are to pro-
ceed -to Ostend. They are to enter into an
eng3gtonent not to quit Saint Helena so long
as Buonaparte lives, unless sent away by
the English Government. The sending of
the priests is at the particular instance of
Cardinal Fcsch, who addressed a request to
that. effect, supported by the recommendation 'of
the Holy Father, to the Earl Bathurst.
" The Emperor of Austria is expected here the
27th March.

" Nismas, MAacti B.—A tumult has taken
place here in consequence of the proposition for
modifying the Election Law, but no person has
been seriously wounded, and tranquillity is now
restored."

" BUENOS AYRES, DEC. 31, ISIB.-I—Lord
COCHRANE has arrived in Chili, and on the zlib
inst. entered St. Jago, where he has been received
with every mark of respect. He has been offered
the command of tl►e Chili Squadron, which he is
expected immediately to assume. The merchant
vessels in Valparaiso are likely to be much dis-
tresset! for seamen, every one is running to join
Lord COCHRAN E."

We have reason
sto hope that good will result
from the audacious aspirations of Tue PAPISTS
after Political -Power.—The Country is alarmed,
and Meetings far the support of our Orthodox Es-
tablidtment are about to take place in all the prin-
parts of the Empire. Correspondence on this
vital subject pours in on us from all quarters, and,
we may confidently a ffirm,from very high authorities,
exhorting us-to persevere. Though we have many
articles on hand, yet we solicit more, as they shall
all appear in due time, and we rejoice in the idea
that our humble but sanguine efforts mDy in no
slight degree tend to secure the State from the
disgrace -of Popish Bigotry, and the danger of
Popish Ambition.

PREFERMENTS.--Dr. MARCH iS to be translated
from the See of Landaff to that of Peterborough ;
and is to be succeeded at Landaff by Dr. VANAIIL-
BEET, the Regius Professor of Divinity at Oxford,
and Preacher at Lincoln's Inn.