The Sun.
London, England, 1818-06-08 00:00:00

TO CORRESPON DENTS.

We are obliged to postpone several Articles, and, among
others, VERSES sung at Perth in honour of the Duke of

AT F! 01.:

*.* For PARLIAMENTARY PitoCEEDINGs, see the Last Page.

ERRATUM.—In the beginning of the third paragraph'under
the London head, in otre Paper of Saturday, cause of pro-
ceeding-should hate been COM'Se of proceeding.

THEATRICAL It E G Tq R
Performed ort
, •
THEATRE RoYAL, PRuitY-LANE.—King .10b : King John,
Mr. Kean; the Lady Constance, Miss Macauley. After
which, The Innkeeper's Daughter.
TitEATnE 11,,TAL. Cover-GARHE:.--Venice Preserved :
Pierre. Mr. Young; Belvidera, Miss O'Neill. After which,
Buinhastes Furiusu. which was added, The Castle of
I'aluczi.

d'Angely was productive of the most disastrous
effects. Upwards of 150 houses, were ,thrown
flown or rendered uninhabitable ; 16 persons were
killed, and-trio-re:than -100-IVOunded...The damage
is estimated at 1,400,000 francs. The explosion
is stated Co have been entirely owing to the
pruderibcoi a workman at the mill.
.
The Emperor and Empress of AUSTRIA prO-
ceeded from S-palatro to Salons on the 14th ult.
to view the nine arches which still remain of the
fine aqueduct of the Dioclesian. His Imperial
Majesty had previously visited, in the environs of
Spalatro, the remains of the Palace of Dioclesian,
and the Church of Dohm, formerly a Temple of
Jupiter: On the 15th the Emperor visited the
Temple of Esculapius, whiCh is kept in a perfect

state of repair.
The Ex• King of Spain, CHARLES IV. was ex-
pected on the Ist inst. at Rome, on his return

from Naples.
,The New Constitution for Bavaria, establishing
• a Representa-ive- system, was, as we stated on
Saturday., published on the 28th nit. The States-
General are'to be assembled, for the first time, on
the Ist -Jan. 1819. There
,are to be two Churn-
.
bers, upper of which the mediatised Princes'
,are to have hereditary Seats amongst the Nobles
of the Kingdom, and the two religious Commu-
nions are also to he represented there by a certain
number of ther Prelates. The lower Chamber
is to consist, of the Representatives of the Univer-
sities, the Towns, &c.. The whole of the Consti-
tution is not given in these Journals, but so far as
the nature of it can be ascertained it appears to be

highly satisfactory. . .
The Moniteur of Friday states that the KING
has made a present of a whole-length portrait of
himself, painted by PAULIN GUERIN, to the
PRINCE REGENT Of England.
The Queen Dowager of WURTEM/lERG hat it-
turned to her usual residence, the chateau. of

Louisburg. , •
A horrible crime was some time since committed
in the neighbourhood of Colmar a young man
murdered his father, and was assisted in. the
diabolical act by his mother ;. the principal wit-
ness against them was one of the daughters,
a young girl, but whose evidence was fully con-
firmed. The mother and son were condemned
to death at tire Court of Assizes on the 21st ult.,
and shortly afterwards executed.
All the English of distinction at Paris dined to-
gether on Thursday last, at the Hotel Neurice,
Rue de Rivoli, to celebrate the birth-day of our
venerable Sovereign,

-An article from Dresden in these Journals
attempts to justify the exclusion of the Jews
from the Fairs of Leipsic, by the assump-
tion that they are merely agents for the
Englist►, and that they contrite to sell British
Manufactures at so low a price as greatly to injure
the Manufacture's of Germany. This is merely
endeavouring to palliate-illiberal conduct by argu-
ments still more illiberal; and as to the idea of
the Jews selling at a low price, it is altogether
ridiculous to suppose that they would sell at
a loss. Are the Manufacturers of Germany so
blind as to imagine that they can by ,any 'pro-
cess whatever compel the German people to pur-
chase their goods at a. high price, when they
can obtain articles manufactured in England, of
a similar, or of a better quality, at a lower rate.

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