The Sun.
London, England, 1820-03-17 00:00:00

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performed Last Nigh(.
TtirAITE norm., Dan 117-IINE.- -1 Cure for the Heart-Ache:,
1",,uu:4 ltdpid, Mr. Elliston ; Ellen Vortex, Mrs. Robinson.
Aire.- which, Jack and the Bean Stalk.
rucA ran ROYAL, CovENT-GARDsN.—lvanhoe: Isaac, Mr.
\V. I:m4-en ; Rebecca, Miss Foote. After which, The Ma-
n t.t•er in Distress ; to which was added, Too Late for
Dinner.

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THE SUN.

S(LEM QUIs 14ICEIIE FALSIIM AUDEAT ?

LONDON,
Fturmr, ALIRCH 17, 1820.

We received this morning the Paris Papers of
Tuesday last. In the Chamber of Deputies,
on Monday. a report was made from the Com-
mittee of Petitions, respecting a number of
farther Petitions against any alterations in the
Election Law. After some discussion, and
a debate upon an incidental point, the Peti-
tions were got rid of by passing to the Order
of the Dist. The discussion was then resumed on
the proiet respecting individual liberty. M.
Rivtaaa, the Reporter of the Committee, pre-
sented a new version of Article 2, drawn up
with the consent of the Government, the
chief purport of which was to direct the
communication of all papers and proCeedings re-
lative to any arrest, to the Minister of Justice,
to be by him laid before the Council. The Arti-
cle thus arranged, was agreed to. The 3d Article,
as amended by the Comrni:tee, so as to render it
'imperative upon the Government to give a party
arrested information in writing of the causes
of his arrest, or to set him at liberty within three
months was then taken into consideration, and
after some debate agreed to as amended by the
Committee. Sonie new amendments, proposed
by MM. BENJAMIN CONSTANT and DaVAUX, were
after a stormy discussion rejected. The discus-
sion of the last Article was postponed till Wed-
nesday. The following are extracts :
PARIS, MARCH 14.—The King yesterday
transacted business in the morning with the Count
Simeon, Minister of the Interior, and in the after-
noon with the Duke de Richelieu. His Majesty
paid a visit to the Duchess de Berri.

" Vespers anti Vigils were channted yesterday.
at Sr. Denis, on the removal of the remains of the.
Duke de Berri from the Chapel of St. Louis to the
Choir of the Church, preparatory to the funeral
ceremony of tl►ia day. The Bourse and all the
Theatres arc closed.

INTELLIGENCE FROM SPAIN.
(Front the Gazette de France.)

• We have received out of the usual course in-
telligence from Madrid to the sth March.
• The Gazette of the 4th contains an expos 6 of
the situation of the Kingdom. liis Majesty ma-
nifests in this Paper his earnest &sire to tran-
quillize the diNtiietudes which agitate some
parts of the Kingdom, anti he directs his Royal
Council to propose to him such measures as they
may judge it suitable to adopt with a view to
that object. His Majesty at the same time re-
quires the Corporations and Universities of the
Kingdom to furnish to the Council all the in-
formation which they may deem it useful to ad-
dress to it for that purpose.
• The !clog has decreed a new organization of
the Council of State, which will be divided into

seven sections.

Great hopes were entertained at Madrid of
being enabled to succeed in inducing the return of
the City of Corunna to its obedience to the King.
It appears that the lurtirrection had been quelled
at Santander. Some smugglers attempted, on the
2Stl, February, to raise a commotion in a small
town in Murcia, but this project completely
faded.

(Front The .Journal des Dehats.)

The intelligence from Madrid of sth March,
is more satisfactory thin that brought by the last
two Couriers. The capture of the Cortadura is
not confirmed. All that has been said respecting
the' movements in the Kingdom of Valencia and
in Catalonia, appears to be destitute of founds-
Lion.

A movement of some smugglers in the town
Aigrzanes (in the Kingdom ot Altircia),
tshich Ix as attempted, failed in consequence of the
people raking no purl in it.
' There was nothing new respecting the march
of Meg() and his tiool,s,
The spirit of the people in Gailicia, gives
reason to hope that the liroorection at Corunna
.vill make no progress.
Mina had not vet hren able to *Assemble a
body of men ; he was c.:cpelli'd to wander in the

neighbourhood of the Pyrenees with a dozen
individuals.'

" The Queen of England arrived on the 22d
February at Rome, where she alighted at the
Palace of Lucien Bonaparte, which her Majesty
had hired for a month. The Government did not
send her a Guard of Honour, nor were the Hano-
verian Minister, or the English Consul General
presented to her. It is true, that her Majesty
travelled, with a passport, containing only the
name of the Countess Oldi, but she every where
on her journey caused herself to be announced as
Queen of England.

FIVE PRA CENTS.

Shut price
Monday, Ex. Div 72 f. 60 c.

DEFERRED STOCK.

Of the 224 March, 1817, 9B f. 50c.
22d Marsh, 1819, 9O 1. 50 c.
221 Sept. t 819, BB f. 70 c."

We have just received a private Letter from
Paris of a very recent date, upon the information
of which we believe that there is too much rea-
son to depend. It appears that the French Go-
vernment has received the most alarming accounts
of extensive secret associations at Lyons, Gre-
noble, Dijon, Rouen, and several other places.
The author of the Letter is a person in authority,
and confidentially trusted with matters of import-
ance. We should not have had this information
from him if he had not reason to believe that the
conspiracies were now known to exist, and if mea-
sures had not been adopted in order to endeavour
to counteract them. We say endeavour, for we
fear that the Radical spirit which has so long dis-
turbed this Country is likely to be still more vio-
lent abroad, because no People. have so good a po-
litical frame of Government'as is in this Country,
and because no other People on earth are equally
free. The toleration of the Revolutionists in
France, ar.d even the sanctioned return of some of
the Regicides, has given new hopes to the rising
race of Jacobins, and absolutely threatens the total
extinction of Royalty. The Gentleman who fa-
voured us with the Letter positively contradicts
the account wirich has been given of the situation
of Louver., the murderer of the Duke de 13eaar.
The author has actually seen the Culprit in prison,
-and he says that Louver. is not cased in irons,
las reported, though strongly ironed. Nor is
,it
true,.as reported likewise, that he has been re-
peatedly bled, in order to enfeeble him, and,
by reducing him in mind and body, to tempt
him to confess whether he had any confederates
or prompters. It is said that . having bad an in-
flammatory attack in the chest, he was slightly
blooded, but he has not bad any occa-
sion for any other surgical assistance. The
report of his baying been thus reduced by
art, to extort confession, is nothing but an infa-
mous fabrication, in order to, excite a belief that
resort bad been had to a revival of torture, mere-
ly to bring an odium upon the Government, and
excite compassion for a man who has achieved
what too many of his way of thinking are ready
to carry into the utmost excesses of revolu-
tionary carnage. We expect to hear more of
the Conspiracy which we have above noticed ;
and ' shall immediately communicate it to our
Readers. For our part, considering that Paris is
now the vortex of Jacobinical turpitude, we expect
to hear of some tremendous explosion, except the
KING depends more on his own judgment than be
seems hitherto to have done, and displays less fa-
cility in listening to those hollow advisers, who
have no view but to their own interest, and who
care not whether a BOURBON or a BUONAPARTB
be at the head' of affairs, if they can be secure of
place, power, and affluence.

New York Papers arrived this• morning to the
ISth of Febroary.

(Fr(dne toe New nrk Commercial Advertiser, Feb. 10.)
SOL"I'll AMEItICA

Sr. THOMAS, JAN. H.—We have had an ar-
rival to-day from Margaritta, which brings us
positive accounts that Lima is taken by the Inde-
pendents, under General ST. MARTIN and that
Qaito has declared itself independent, and has
sent D,puties to BOLIVAR, at St. Ft, desiring to
be admitted into the Union. The Spanish Ge-
neral CALSADO, with 400 men, had retreated into
Popayan, and passing with his troops, bad arriv-
ed with the main army, which was considerably
reinforced. BOLIVAR himself made a hasty visit
to Angostura, whe).e he remained only twenty-
four hours. During his stay, he made General
ARISMENDI Governor-General of Cumana, and
Don ZeA was re-appointed Vice-President, and
is shortly to go to Rome by way of England,
for the purpose of obtaining from the Holy See
Bishops, &c. &c. BERMUDA has been appointed
General of the Province of Socaro. General AU-
GUADERI is dead of the yellow fever. MONTILLA
has arrived here from Margaritta, but is returned
again to take charge of the expedition, which is
kept a secret. MARINO was at Matutin with

labout 5000 men, and these all sick, which has
vcaused a delay of his march.
P. S. 1 have just learnt that Don ZEA is not to
proceed to Europe, but to the United States, as
Ambassador Extraordinary.

Jamaica Papers arrived this morning to the 6tll
February.

(From the Royal Gazette of the sth Febraarly)

Advices from St. Jsgo de Cuba, by the Swift,
state, that three :Spanish Guineamen had beef'
detained on the coast of Africa, by Blitibb
cruisers, in consequence of their trading in slaver.
Arrived at St. Jago, the Terrible frigate, of 4
guns, Captain POPHAM, from Port Royal, last
from Port-au-Prince.

By advices from Vera Crnz, of a late dare, wer
learn, that a violent storm from the North had
been experienced there, during which three Spa-
nish vessels of war were lost, and 106 men pe-
rished on board, bound to the Havannah.

KINGSTON, JAN. 20.--Advices have, reached this'
city, that M'Gregor was at Cape Henry on the
4th instant, and gave out that he expected to be
joined by five hundred Highlanders, with whom
he proposed landing on the Isthmus of Darien.

Five of the wives of the unfortunate people
who were made prisoners at Rio de la Haebe, aria'
were afterwards shot, arrived yesterday (roar
Santa Martha. We understand that a letter has
been received by the Jamaica vessels, arrived this
morning, from Captain MARSHALL, of the Hero,
stating that BOLIVAR has captured the whole of
the Carracas.