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London, England, 1820-05-15 00:00:00

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THE SUN.

SOLIOI OTIS DICERE FAIAUM AUDEAT

LONDON,
MONDAY, MAY 15, 1820.

We received yesterday the -Paris Papers of
Thursday last. Those of Eiday, which were due
tins morning have not arrived.. -Their contents
are remarkably unimportant. There was no
public Sitting of the Chamber of Deputies on
Wednesday, the Members only assembling in
their Bureaux. The KING on Wednesday held a
Council of Ministers.

A letter from Lyons in the Mmiiteur, dated the
sth instant, says, that the most perfect tranquil-
lity prevailed in that City, and that the Doke
d'AtioottLEms had been re-ceivcil with great ec-
clatilstions.

An attempt is stated to.have been made, but to
have tailed, to excite tlistuttanees at Valladolid,

FIVE PER CENTS.

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New York Papers arrived this morning to the
21st of April.
ST. THOMAS, MAECH 29.—From Angostura
we receive very flattering news. As late as the
2d inst. two friends of mine have arrived here
from thence, and from them I have learned as fol-
lows, which you may rely on :—The Army of
Apure consists of seven thousand men, not en-
tirely armed, but ere this will be completely
so, under the command of Par.z. Thee Artny of
Reserve at Cucuta, commanded by General tht-
DANTA, amounts to 5000 effective men, 4000 Ip-
fantry, and 5000 Cavalry. In the Province of
Cumana, the forces amount to 1500, under Gene-
ral BERMUDA, who has been appointed Captain.
General of Guayaina and Barcelona, head quar-
ters at Maturin; there are other small divisions, in
St. Diego of 500 men, and at Quebrada, Ronda,
in the Province of Carracas, 6 to 7000 more un-
der General ZAKARA. General Bouvaß marched
from Apure the 25tb January, and his opera-
tions are known to none but those who are to

execute them, as certain that his plans are grand,
and were to be executed by the 15th of this month.
General URDANTA'S Army attacks Maraybo and
St. Martha, of whose success we hoot ly expect to
hear. Three thousand muskets were dispatched
from Angostura to BouvAß, previous to the de-
parture of my friend from Marpretta. We
learn the expedition had sailed, consisting of 1000
men. Dr. ZEN is here, and proceeds about the
middle of April on an Embassy to ;he United States.

(From The National

The Report of the Committee of the Ways and
Means in the House- of Representatives, which
accompanied the Bill reported ,o Friday, fur au-
thorising a loan of two millions of dollars, is not
less interesting than any document of the present
Congress ; it presents a view of the state of the
Treasury, of the public revenue made for the
service or the year 1820; the balance of income
at the end of the last year, it appears, after pay-

;Jig eX',,?.flee9. was 767,3:-:,) TI :c n.zdatil
for the year 1820, including the last ilea), ale
Cstinsated at 22,525,685 dollars.

Tux TARIFF.—Vote taken in considering Ftt
present Session an alteration in the existing Tariff
elf Unties, Which question embraces the expg'
dieney at granting turther protection to donteso4
manufactures—Yeas 71, Noes '96. So it fi°s
agreed by a majority of 25 to take up the Bill t°
regulate the duties on Imports. The manufsc'

turing interest are vitally concerned in the (Pei'
Lion of a revision of the new Tariff; though 0011
a trifling increase is intended to be added gene'
rally to the present duties, yet the duties on cot'
ton and woollen goods are proposed to be in'
creased to nearly the rate of 25, and in some in'
stances 33. 1. 3. per cent. The Bill was twit°
read on the 22d ult. and committed to the Coln'
wittee of Manufactures.
(Extract of a Letter from Washington, April 15)

" It is very doubtful whether the Bankrupt 13i1
can be again reached this Session ; ann►. if it shoal►
be, it is more doubtful whether the [louse
agree to take it up. The Members ere now look'
ing forwaid for the Tariff, and I think it pv01)61.111
it will be acted on in the beginning of next werli'
A bold attempt was made yesterday to bare it poi,
poned,l:)ut failed ; it the Bill should be acted opo°
and discussed, it is impossible that Congress cd
adjourn before the Ist of Mart, some think
not until tl►e Stir of May."

Mr. PITT.--it may seem ridiculous to notife
the contemptible effusions of piivate spleen 60
rancour, but there are two epigrams in the Mop'
ing Chronicle to-day, respecting the erection of
Statue of this illustrious Statesman at Cambtido'
that besides the want of point, have hardly
merit of metre. We are surprizeul that 10
should be suffered to disgrace a Paper of repurB'
(ion, and the Conductor of which ought. to
too great a veneration for one of the greatest 04

and most disinterested Ministers that thin or dr
other country ever produced, to admit such iii
heral trash opnn a distinguished- character cut!'
secreted by Beat ii. We shell not imitol4
this venomous attack upon the memory of
illustrious iudisidual by any comments le'
the conduct and character of Mr. FO'X othefti
wise an examination of the two rlistinguisb
Would furnish os with topics at

censure on the latter, which wonid not tend t 1
the honour of his mrrnory. But ere may fail:
defy his admirers to produce any proof of pritlb
virtue or political wisdoni that can entitle him
be brought two any conydriinn with the 00
splendid ornament of his Count! y, and ex atnrll
for Posterity.

As there has been so much clamour for P4rli;#
mentary Reform, and as several respectaMe
sons on both sides seem to agree in opinion
some measure of that nature is necessary for
improvement of our political system, we this (Pll
present to the Public a tract that was written i°
the year 1689. We do not entirely assent to the
opinions, or wholly approve of the measnrei
offered by the noble Writer, who was a very 001
spicuons character in his day, but as the tract.ll
very rare, and curious in itself, Pun may stri;g4s
many useful hints, we conceive that it is not ~.°l,
worthy of the attention of oer chief Politiciae
or even of the Legislatnre.

ANTICIPATION.—There iS ft loft;qnticipfit:oll
in a new Sunday l'ate'r, of events w•ich ,/e
hr
likely to happen, upon a presumption uat soy;
stitntes had been hanged for Thistlewood in 0
d
other Conspirators, i.vho are supposed to he
anti successful in their horrihle designs. The
has been often adopted, and is not badly,
somewhat -tediously, carried into effect Oil iv
occasion, but the 'tvorst part of it is its tenders ip
for it presents a scheme for future Conspirei)
which might serve to methodize Iheir plans .1:01,
facilitate their movements,. Such prodocilov
are edged tools that it is dangerous to use in I)
sic.

We lately had the pleasure ,of announci
complete success of the expedition against thejol
rates in the Persian Golph. We have this ouf
the additional satisfaction of laying before 0Y
readers the official particulars, which were #0
li%hed at Bombay on the 88th of December,
Extraordinary Gazette. The important object ''"
will he seen, %vas fully and roost glorionslY
complished. We regret to be informed by Ll:e,
counts from Madras, that Calcutta still conut.
in a very unhealthy state. .01
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Yesterday the KING attended Divine oci-fl,
the Chapel Royal, with his Royal llighoes'
tbj
Duke of Youx., and their Royal Iliz,hnessesoo,,
Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE. The Cie.-0'11;i
the Closet in waiting were the Bishop of 6%-ift
and Dr, STANIER CLARKS. The serfooll
preached by the Rev. Mr. Alru.s. mi., 1
Yesterday the Duke and Duchess of Gl.-
TER attended Divine Service at St. 64° ,
Church, lianover-,vare. ce
Prince LeoPoLo attended Divine aer•,A,-
terday at Whitehall Chattel. militptl
Saturday the Duke of YORK transacte
tlti
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business with the KING.
The Loao CHANCELLOR had an audience
KING yesterday. de cc
The Guildford convict ship, with 190 rn0,904,
victs on board (inclosling the five (3° oftW
Conspitators), is detained at Spithead by

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