The Sun.
London, England, 1820-06-21 00:00:00

PRIVATE AND AUTHENTIC CJRRESPONDENCR.

PARtf, JUNEt 17.—" NOBODY" is the great
Offender in England who breaks ally the China,
drinks the wine and brandy, and rocs the 16rder,
In France " c'est le chat" (it is the cat) that does
all these things, so that it is become proverbial,
when a person denies what he is charged with to
say ironically, oui, c'est le chat ! This expression
is so common among the lower classes, that when
the "Pattior votlions youth," of the Schools of
Law and Medicine, bawled out in the streets,
Vice la Charte," the mob not willing to be
behind in demonstrations of constitutional feeling,
and being ignorant of the word Charte, fancied it
was Chatte, and cried out with sterstorion lungs
at every moment, with true patriotism, Vice la
Chatte (Long live the She Cat) ; one of them
who vociferated this cry the most loudly, being
sOted by his neighbour what it meaut, replied,
Faith 1 don't know exactly, but as the MiniSters
say it is a seditious cry, I fancy by La Chatte is
meant MARIE Louisa ;" and these are " the
thousands who kneeled down during ' the pelting
of the pitiless storm,' with their hats off, and
swore to maintain inviolate"—La Chatte ! ! !
OS ! M.' LAFITTE ! N. LAFITTE, oh !

All is quiet again ; the excess of the evil gene-
rally produces the remedy, and the just•fication of
the treasonable conduct of the mob by Mr.
Banker LAFITTE and Co., has made many of the
cote gauche desert the cause o: liberty and licence,
and spontaneously range themselves under the
banners of Government, so that the law, which
was at first contested in every article, with nearly
equal numbers, at length passed by an immense
majority.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, WEDNESDAY.

SIR. FRANCIS BURDETT.

This being the last day of Term, all the Courts
were crowded almost to suffocation.—Mr,,Justice
BAILEY sat in the old Court at nine o'clock to

transact the regular routine of business. At pre-
cisely. eleven all the Judges took their se4ts in
the Court of Exchequer, and the ATTORNEY-
GENERAL appearing
.shortly after, the LORD
CHIEF JUSTICE called on him to. more::
The ATTORNKY• GENERAL said, ha rose to take
the opinion of the Court in the case of the King
v. Sir Francis Burden.

The Lotto CHIEF JUSTICE informed hitn the
Court bad given the subject the utmost consider-
ation, and found that there was not a possibility'
of proceeding with the case (his day without great
detriment to other business, for they considered,
it the arguments ended, there was no probability
of the case being finally terminated.
Mr DENMAN ►hen said, " I suppose the Rule
is to be enlarged till next Term

The COURT—" Yrs."
BLAS HEMOUS PUBLICATIONS.

Mr. BOLLAND applied in the Court, on the part
of the Sheriffs of London, to know how they
should proceed in the disposal of part of the pro-
perty of Richard Carlile, who had been convicted
of publishing Bllsphemous and Seditious Libels,
and whose property had been seized as part of the
fine imposed. Some of this consisted of 1500
copies or Paine's and "other works which they
were at a loss how to dispose of, their sale being
prohibited.
The COURT told him they could not interfere in
the sale of the Books, but ordered them to pay
over what money they had in hand.

THE THEATEE.—ne new Opera of Darid
Rizzio was agai►► brought forward at Drury• Lane
Theatre last night, and the audience manifested
the same favourable sentiments as on the former
occasion. It is really "a concord of sweet sounds,"
in which BRAHAM appears to very great advantage
as Composer, Singer, and indeed Actor. The gene-
ral merit of the acting, however, and particularly
tbat of RAE and Mrs. WEST,. powerfully recom-
mend the piece.—There was some judicious cur!
tailment which rendered
_the table more compact
and operative.

From St. Petersburgh• we are sorry to learn,'
that on the 24th of May last a fire broke out in
the Imperial Palace of Zankajeelo (situate about
14 English milts from the capital), which con-
sumed a great part of that splendid edifice, toge-
ther with the academy founded by the present Em-
peror. His Majesty was present during this pain-
ful scene, and animated the exertions of the en-
gineers and military in extinguishing the flames.
An article, dated Hamburgh, the 13th instant,
states—" His Majesty the Emperor ot Russia has
addressed a declaration to all the European Courts,
relative to the late political changes in Spain."
Yesterday the Doke and Duchess ot GLotTces-
TER, several of the Cabinet Ministers, the Duke
of Mowraose, and several of the Nobility and
their Ladies,• dined with Prince LEOPOLD, at
Marlborough-house.

Eleven Banks in Ireland have stopped payment
since the first day of this month.
This morning the celebrated Doctor WATSON
was released from his confinement, in taking the
benefit of the Insolvent Act.
Mr. KEAN continues so lame from his late acci-
dent, Cleat doubts are entertained of his again be-
ing able to appear on the stage this season.
It is said, that the several Corps of Volunteers
of the Metropolis are immediately to be called
out.—(Morning Paper),