The Sun.
London, England, 1818-06-17 00:00:00

We received this morning the Paris Papers of

Stfinhy last. The following arc extracts :

`i PARIS, JUNG 1-1 —Friday, on the opeliing of
the Sitting of the Correctional Tribunal, a case
was called on of a seditious engraving.---,-An en-
graver, named Pawrour, designed a plate, repre-.
tenting a c!sild, dressed en militaire, seated on the
(,nee of -an-old grenadier, and surrounded by old
soldiers. The engraver, and- several dealers who-
had sold the print, having beets summoned to an-
swer for it, they replied that they hod discovered
nothing: its the plate but the representation of
.a
scene in l'Enfunt du Regiment, a piece played for
some time at the Theatre de la Gaiet6.—An Or-
donnance of the Chamber of Council.of the Tri-
bunal .dc Premiere Instance declared on this
ground that these was no cause for prosecution.
On the opposition, however, of the public Mi-
nistry, the Cour Royale set aside this decision,
and directed PawrouT and the dealers to be tried
before the Tribunal of Correctional Police. The
arrett containing this determination import chat
the engraving, in its different parts, and in its
ensemble, is intended to represent the son of
By ONAFARTE;

" The CAW. Was adjourned till the 23,1 inst. in
order to hear M. MAIWKANGY, the King's Advo-
cate, and M. CLAVEAU, the Advocate for the
defendants.

ME PER CENTS.

Saturday.

DEFERRED STOCK.

Saturday .

73 f. ryo c.

.... FIZ f. ioc.

SNUBS, Ju NE, 2.—The new Constitution has
been published in Ithenane Bavaria, and has
given general satisfaction. The inhahitunt
Ithenane Bavaria, preserve, in ad►lition, their ju-
dicial organization, their trial by jury, publicity
of trials, &c.

" Al,nato, JUNE 2.—An expedition sailed from
Cadiz the 21st tilt. consisting of thirteen vessels,
convoyed by a frigate, and having on board 2,000
troops. It is said to be going to Limit, ,and ttai'

a second is preparing.
" Ontissa, MAY 19.—The Emperor of Russia
arrived here the 13th instant, and set out the 16th
for the Crimea. His imperial Majesty reviewed
a very considerable Corps intim:6in the environs
of Bender. The Emperor was so much satisfied
with this town, that. he sent off a chasseur with a
letter in his own hand-►criting to the Duke
e lticbrlieu, at Paris, to testify his satisfac-
tion to the founder of Odessa, of a_ town which
16 years ago contained only a few cabins inhabit-
ed by shepherds. Stone is to be brought hither
front the Crimea to pave the streets, in which
work a battalion of pioneers is to be employed.
" The Count Benigsen has obtained leave to
resign on acco►Nt of his age ; he retires to his
native country, Hanover, to pass the remainder
of his life.

" VIENNA, JUNE 3.—The Emperor and Em-
press of Austria, at the date of thelast accounts,
were about to proceed to Cattaro. Their Im-
perial Majes,tes are expected to return here early
in July.
" MuNlCti, JUNE 5.-7-The Edict published here
respecting the Liberty of the Press, permits the
publication, without any previous censorship,
ol every description of Works, except Journal 3
and periodical \Yolks, treating of political sub-
jects, which are to be subjected to a censorship."

We lament the necessity of staining oJr l'apc.r
with the account of the rabbis: progress of HUNT
yesterday, which was so disgraceful to the city of
Westminster, and of the h4ckneyed ribaldry which
he uttered. But public curiosity gill have it
and we must submit. The supporters of Captain

Sir MUICZAY KAXWELL, who arc in ti tali the sup-
portets of all that is honourable to themselves
and the country, take a vet), different, but a 'chore
respectable, and, we trust, a more certain course.
:Nl* our okcil part, we should warmly • support
interesisii hirssentinunetitlitt he were
Kn obscure individn;i, as he conies forward in
opposition to the r.uinOris Reformers, who %rant to
overthrow all Government. But as Captain Sir
NlyanAv MaxwEm. has rendered himself con-
spienoits by his rnei itorions actions, as lie possesses
sound mbilities, and tire pul'est political
we' feel pride as well as pleasure, and, indeed:, deem
it our bounden duty to give all the aid in our honer
to promote the success of sc.> gallant a character,
a chat acter that, on; the oceau or in the Serrate,
have no motives of action but patriotism,
loyalty, and the true interest and honotir of the
Empire.

'Pie nomination of Candidates in the City of
London is by no weans a cruel ion by whichlt is
at all probable to estinwe 'he success of the en-
suing Election. The POLL is the true standard,
and, therc!'ore, not regarding the show of hands
which' appeared yesterday in Guildhall, in which
hundreds might have juined without any right, or
the earlier appearances of die I'oLL itself, the public
must attend to its progress, and then, we doubt not,
that they will see the true friends of the country
raised to the honour of representing !he greatest
Cify on Earth. Let the Livery consider the im-
portant consequences that Miy-tesult fro,n their
votes, and not by electing reforming Demagogues
endanger the exi,tence of that glolions Consti-
tution to which we owe all our happiness and

security,

The HIGH BAILIFF of Westminster, we under-
stand, has signified to the joint Committee it:
favour of Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, and Mr. DOUGLAS
KINNAIIiI), as well as to thurfor Major CART-
WRIGLIT, 0131 though he Must, of course, ac-
cept them as Candidates, if they arc offertd,
yet, that if 'they tAill not contribute their share
towards indemnifying burn for the expence of
erecting the Hustings, he shall not permit them
to make their appearancethere• What, indeed,
must be thought of men who is ill not subscribe to
relieve a Public Oflicer for an unavoidable ex pence,
notwithstanding the trouble and Anxiety to which

their vexations, and; we trust, hopeless attempts;

will necessarily expose him ?

SIR 111tIIIIIAY ill,►x►vtct.t. —1 he benefit of a
good moral character has never been more strongly
exemplified than in the instance of this o:Ecer.----
The circumstance of his having propagated the
Bible in regions where it never'befotc existed, of
his banishing swearing and profaneness from
his ship, merely by the force of his personal ex-
ample, (for severity and punishment he never re-
sorted to), has obtained for him, as it might, the
wAriii support of every man of sound religious
feeling, many of whom are at this moment power-
fully exerting themselves in his favour. At a
highly respectable Meeting yesterday .(not con-.
vetted for the purpose of any political discuison)
these facts, on !icing -alluded tc"),•Pfoduced the
sensations which they naturally and deservedly
might be supposed to excite. • • -

SUN-OFFICE, Two o'CLocii.
We have just received the fo;lowillg authentic

" Gilra.tar, May 24, 1818.

" The Spartan frigate, arrived this day from
Algiers in eight days, states the Plague to have
increased in its ravages at Algiers ; the deaths,
which were front fifty to sixty pea day, frac'
increased.

At Oran the deaths were, one. hundred her
day—that it had extended its ravages westward
into the Territory of the Emperor of AloaoccO,_

and was said to be very fatal to a Tribe called
Berkinis, inhabiting the foot of Atlas."

CITY ELECTIO:

;-C;[TfI1)11AL1.

12 o'cLocK 'Nils DAY.;
NIT-. Alderman Wool) Alclerraln
Mr. \l'rf~ON
Air. IVAITIImAN 4f;l Mr. Al:krill:to

STATE OF THE POLL AT

Cons-Excltascn, JoNr. 1;.--We had no fresh .4sr:rl's
this inornin,7, and scarcely i,kny sales made ; the trao
is so very dull, we can only vote the p: ices noutivally the
same as on Monday.

Orator HUNT again appeared this day, at-25
'ninnies past 12, at Charing-cross, decorated iu.
the same !flannel as yesterday, his rabble carrying
before him lusted Nave, with " Hunt and Liberty''
on one side, and "Universal Suffrage' on the
other. lleht,rangued his follo,eers (n(ii'more than
or 80 i.n numbet) nearly In the same language
as yesterday. flaying finished his oration, ire
3iroceeded to speechily in Wardonr-street..
Capritin FITZ-CLARENCE arrived yesterday in
town, with dispatches overland from India.
left Nagpoor on the .sth of Januaty, at which
time we are enabled to state, fur the consolation
of their friends, that all the wounded officers there
were doing well, mid that several of them were
nearly recovered. The officer 3 who were wound-
ed-at Coregstuttl, !,llde3*Ciiptain STAUNTON, were
also duing Wen VI: the of the same crovtli
at Se: oar.