The Sun.
London, England, 1819-07-26 00:00:00

THE SUN.

SOLENI QUIS DICERE F.1.1,31.7M AUDUAT

LON DON,
MONDAY, JULY 26, 1819.

We received yesterday and this morning'the
Paris Papers of Thursday and Friday last. The
King presided at a Council of Alinisters on Wed-
nesdoy. The statement in the Journals of Wed-
nesday, of the arrival at Paris of the Duke de
Iticitausu, is contradicted in those of Thursday,
which mention, however, that he was every day
expected there. The Constitulionnel of Thursday
contains a long article respecting the approaching
Elections for the return of Dep►tties in the room
of the third Series who go out by rotation. Ac-
cording to this Journal the Ministers will, im a
great measure, fail in obtaining the return of per-
sons devoted to their support, and tire choice of
the Electors will chiefly fall upon Liberaux, or
rather Ultra-Liberaux.

A curious anecdote is given in one of the Papers,
and which is stated to have been published in se-
veral of the German Journals. It is said that a
Bavarian Minister of State, in the course of con-
versation at his own table, remarked very-freely
upon the spirit of independence assumed by the
Bavarian Chamber of Deputies, and observed,
that the Great Powers, and particularly the Em-
peror of RUSSIA, would not see without disquie-
tude this democratic tendency, and that the
latter Sovereign, if the Bavarian Government
did not keep the Chamber in order, would be
forced to interfere, and to have recourse to serious
measures in order to oppose the spirit of demo-
cracy. These remarks having reached the ears of
the Russian Ambassador, at Munich, lie proceed-
ed to the residence of the Minister to demand an
explanation; the latter admitted that he had made
the observations alluded to, and stated, that such
was his private opinion. The Ambassador ex-
pressed surprise, and added, that his Imperial
MAJESTY Would not learn with indifference such
an assertion of his private sentiments, by a States-
man of the importance of his Excellency, an as-
sertion in direct opposition to the solemn and re-
iterated declarations of his Imperial MA/ESTY, that
he did not wish•in any manner to interfere in the
internal affairs of Germany ; and such sentiments
being of a description to
.excite disquietude, not
only amongst the brave Bavarians, but still more
throughout Germany ; he felt it absolutely neces-
sary to render an account of what had passed to
his Court, and Ito cease to have any official rela-
tions with his Excellency until he received further
orders from his Sovereign.

In the Rhenish Provinces of Prussia the con-
scription is stated to be so rigorously enforced,
that it is impossible to procure a substitute. The
droits reunis, an oppressive impost, is also said
to be established there, in a manner infinitely more
severe than in France.

Several of the Governments of Germany have,
according to report, received information of a
Political Association of a dangerous tendency
amongst the German Students, which has affilia•
dons in most of the Universities. Several of the
Students at lleildelberg, Friberg, Giesen, Berlin,
and other Universities have boon in consequence
arrested, and their papers seized. At Berlin also,
the papers of one of the Doctors have been seized.
Tine whole affair, however, is at present involved
in great mystery, and no details are allowed to be
made public.
The affair of Baden is said to have been adinst-
ed at Frankfort by the Ministers of tire four Al-
lied powers to whom it was referred. According
,-
to toe arrangement thns made, the integrity of the
Grand Duchy of Baden is guaranteed, and the
right of succession of the Counts HOCHBERG, HOW
Margraves of BADE N, formally recognized. The
Grand Duke of BADEN is to cede sonic small por-
tiuus of territory to Bavaria, and the pretensions

of Cie ate power to the Palatinate, Anti of :It'"
tria to the lirisgaw, are declared to be invalid'
The projet of a COnstitution for Prussia ;t1
stated to have been laid helot e the King, "'II° bBl
ordered it to be referred to a Committee.
Ao article from Lisbon mentions the receipt °•
intelligence from Rio de Janeiro, stating the bar
tistn of the infant Princess, daughter of the Pr'Os
and Princess Royal of PORTUGAL and the 834'
mt.', who is to take the title of Princess of 1381!"
and who received at the font the following long
list of names—Maria da Gloria Joanna Carlotta
Leopeldina Isidora da Cru~ Francisca Xavier de

Paula Michaela Gabriella Rai:hada Louisa Gel'''.
raga. To prevent mistakes, it may be neeeastiri
to add, that these are riot the names of differcot
persons, but that all of then: are monopolized by
the Princess of Beira.
The following are extracts from the Journals of
Friday

" JULY 23.—The King yesterday tram'
acted business with the Minister of Finance, °l)a
afterwards took an airing to Boulogne and
teuil. His Majesty was slightly indisposed c)11
Wednesday evening. .

" The statements in the Journals respecting I
journey of Marshal Soult, Duke of Dalmatia, are'
erroneous, the Marshal has not quitted Paris.
" Three individuals, charged with having di''
tribute(' a pretended Proclamation of Buonaparte'
have been arrested at Lyons, and delivered over t°
the Procureur du Roi.
" Marshal Gouvion St. Cyr, the Minister 0(
War, is expected at Paris about the end of (I'll.
month.
"The marriage of the Margrave Leopold 0f
Baden with the Princess Sophia
daughter of the Ex• King of Sweden, Gustavus I"
and Queen Frederica, took place at Carlsruhe the
17th inst. in the presence of all the members °f
the Grand Ducal Family of Baden, and those °E.
the Royal Family of Bavaria.

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" BERLIN, JULY 14.—A Committee has bee"
appointed here to' examine the papers respectiol;
the political association among the students,'"
'Pie Committee is to make a circumstantial r'''
port.
" Previous to his departure for l'ceplitz, thi
King approved of the bases of the new (;Dyer`'
tution. The Committee to whom it is refericj
are to adjust the details.
" WARSAW, JULY 5,—A camp of exercise Os
been formed at Lowonzki, in this neighbourbool'
for the troops of our garrison.
" AUGUSBURO, JULY 15.—1 t appears that al'
fairs will take a favourable turn in Wurtemberg:i
the great majority of the Deputies being dispor
to terminate the work of the Constitution as s°°Ll
as possible."

If there could be any doubt of the diabolical
intentions of the Smithfield Reformers, as stated 111
the LORD MAYOR on Friday last in the Court
Common Council, we have only to refer to the
account
.from the Macclesfield Paper, which
have inserted this day, to skew of what materisils
these infamous wretches are composed. °lir
Readers will see that the Police Officer w's
,hot by the Stockport Reformers, not while
they might be supposed to be irritated O
his arrival at that place with their Political
Apostle in custody, but in cold blood se"'
ral hours after, as he was peaceably returning t°
his own house.—Can there be a doubt, then'
that others oh the gang who attended till'
Smithfield Meeting, would be ready to inYnl/6
London in flames, and murder its peaceable ill;
habitants I No, such miscreants are capable 11,
any atrocity, and we trust, that Government vvl
not relax in its attention to the proceedings
these wretches, or hesitate to bring them to 1451
and exemplary punishment. We have taken a
letter trom a Morning Paper, addressed by Mr'
HUNT, to the Laid Mayor, in which be at
tempts to turn into ridicule the information wiilcti
his Lordship stated that he had received oi'
'cwt.'', as to the meditated conflagratioo of chic
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tropolis and the murder of its inhabitants. The.leit
ter is es coarse, as vulgar, and as audacious as
10'11
be expected fionl such a source, but the most ~
crows part of it is that in which ke offers cn ;ic
Lordship" the voluntary assistance of binisulf,
Committee, and the Secretary, who 0411 bp
hour, to give an account., VP

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