The Sun.
London, England, 1816-12-12 00:00:00

in ti,r Uititell States, which noy he agreed.opon
bct .verii the tracers Of the Chesapeake and lioiton.
Loth inclusive ; not less than ofie nriliion of dol-
'ars, to be. stripped at the same time in aily•on-n
vesiel. We.tuidertalutthat the bank will probArg
accept the offer, itt least a large poi tion_of
amount. TWA will tender specie abundant in Om
spuntry, and produce better tiines for the coin-
Pat.)

The Paris Papers of the Bth bring us the
Ministerial Projets ut three important laws pro-
posed to the Chambers on the preceding day.
The First empowers the President of the Council,
or ,Minister of Police, to arrest persons stopected
of plotting against the King or Royal Family,
&C. ; and is, in short, something like the erection
of a Star Chamber for one
The Second Pro jet relates to tfie Liberty of
the Ness. It entiets that ,p. 9 journals or periodi.
teal K (irks shall he puttlislieo without. the Royal
.Authotity, and the law, like the former) •to be in
,lOree till hat January* ISW.
Tbild l'rojet is on the same subject. and
Instead of the Censorship on the Press anterior to
publication, prescribes penalties
,for, the abuse of
its lihetty, or is in other Worth a law Of libel. The
detail will ,be found in our gimlets,

A Gentleman is arrived in. town from Paris;
who left that capital about three days 46: lie
confirms the intelligence we lately commutticai'vd,
that from the embarrassed state.of the, French
-Vinances, the Government found -extreme (lit&
Cult), in, paying the initalments to the 'AlUri',
which were agreed to, and provided for by the
Treaties, anti was desirous for having thei
for payment extended. It was underituod
Paris, that in order to obtain the sandtlon of the
iDritish Government to this indulgence, a person
bad been dispatched purpOsely to England.
Tiines.)

There is reason to believe that the receipts of
the !levet►ue for the present quarter will exceed
those of the Michaelmas quartet.; at least, there
bas been an inii),overnent for the two or ;Ivey
last weeks.

At the Meeting for the Relief of the PoOr,lteld
Efinanirgh on Siturauy, kilMOSt all the
lability of the Scottish Capital was present. The
proceedlogs and ►perches did honour to the bene•
volcut occasion, and ul►wards of One Thousand
rounds was subscribed before theAsseinbly
Suivelj„

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Orator HUNT'S contemptible :Utter to Abe
Lotto MAYOR Win be found in our first page.

ACADMICAL INSVAGENCY,Oa4Ver are extremely
sorry to learn. that strung symptoms of a tiOtOtis
tendency recently broke forth in 00.01 the most,
distinguished and estimable Public InititotiOn' of
this metropolis. lt is stated that the 'lloys4aie
dissatisfied with the 'Monitors appolittatrion4
them, and particularly in consequence of a blonr
inflicted on MSC of the general body. They there-
fore as'seinhled in a considerable number, and
catching something of the spirit of the Spa fields
;Meeting, bad flags or emblem. with similar in-
scriptions. The prudence and moderation of the
Superiors of the Instittition, With some difileulty,
it seems, restored order and discipline. Much
allowance is doubtless to be made fur totrelleLting
boys, particularly its these unruly times, but it i 4
to be bolted that art angements will he made
yrevenl all tendency to ensure intliscretion,"aitil
disorders of the same m00r....

At a General Meeting of the 'East India Pro-
prietors p.1114:111,1, the Thanks of the Ctiiirt were
toned to -Lord AiOlllA (now-tile Merquis of Haw-
Ings), Sir DAVID OCIII ttLONY, land the Officers
and non4coninlissioneti Officers and Nen, who
aerved in the late war itgaiti,t' the' Nepaidese, It
WaS also announced to be the intention 01 the
-I,ieeetors to reward the Officers sellool,4slistiii-
guislied themselves with appropriate medals, on.
. • Which the ,erviees itt switich they had been
en-
gatted siiimid lie commemorated.
Letters wire rtTeiVetU yestrility from Dem.
tare, of a late date, hey mention, that Illetto
4- logs Irad been ealled•of the Planters of the eaten!
siee•colunies of Detnerara • end Bethke, to
tion the Governor to rrinove the Sectarier; par-
ticularly the 'Methodists. The petitions request.
et!, that application tidehrbe'maile to the Mother
Country to take the presetit'sittiat ion of the. West
into.consideration ;,they. suggest
tiding the Colonies into 'various patislive; that
they would willingly defray the expence of having
learned . teachers of the Lstaldislied .Church set-
tied amongst them, which would ,contributes by
thik precepts anti examples, to the benefit of the
Colonies but that the iwitirtint Sectaries wotthl
! spread misery and desolatton amongst-tint British
West India possessions.
xectiTiou.—This morning, at eight' o'clocks
Prr, dinderuin, for the wilful tour&rr of JOHN
4'PvY, in November last, sVasi pursuant to his
!entente, executed before the. Debtors' Door,
Yid Bailry. This tinfortimate young man cwt-
.,- „tinottn himself on the awful occasion with
coming fort it ude I, and bit hotly, after ha vin,ir.tee"
.11lIpentled the usual period, was cot down anti
, 1114vvretl to the Surgeons at St.
,Bartholtnnew's.
ua ital fur diasectivil,