The Sun.
London, England, 1820-01-01 00:00:00

THEATRICAL REGISTER.

Perforated Last Night.
'luta ritE ROYAL, Dew Ry'LANE.—The Devil's Bridge;. Count
Belino, Mr. Brahatu ; Countess ROsalrina,, Miss Carew.
After which, Jack and the Bean Stalk.
THEATRE ROYAL., COYENT-GARDEN.--She Stoops to Conquer ;
►Young Marlow, Mr. C. Kemble ; Miss Hardcastle, Miss
Drunton. '• After which,. Harlequin and Dun Quixote.
• .. •
1\16; YEAR'S' frolidai'at thh Public Offices.

MAILS.
ARRIVED.-4 Dublin, 4 Waterford, 2 Guernsey and Jersey,
I France.
Du £-1 1-10111111 d.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE To.mortnow.
%fornivig, 0 minutes after 4. I Evening, 23 initiates after 4.

THE SUN.

SOLEM (MIS VICEKE FALSUM I,UDEAT ?

LONDON,
S.I7'URIMY, J.4AUARY 1, 1820.

We received this morning the Paris Papers of
‘Vednesday last. Ihe Chamber of Peers as-
scanbied on rtiev; when the Marquess GATNIER
reputed, from the Special Committee, on the
Violet for tie provit,ional collection of 6-12ths of
she TaxeS, off ,iniltioo-Oy its favour of the Projet
without airy aliert;on. There being no opposi-
tion the proj..t %vas .idopted article by article, and
then i uz to the vote as a whole, when there ap-
peared ori the result of the Scrutiny, for it 133,
against it 9. A Petition to the Chamber, alleging
that the law of the Mil January 1316, banishing
the Regicides, was unconstitutional, was, on the
, motion of the Marquess de LALLY TOLLENDAL, •
ordeied to be taken'ont of the Chamber, and torn
to pieces.—A Grand Deputa:ion was appointed
to compliment the KING on the occasion of the
New 'Year. The C:inther of Deputies only assent-
bled in its Bureaux, who appointed a Central
Committee to examine.the financial projets. The '
following are extracts:—
" l'Auts, Dix 29 —Yesterday the King trans-
acted business with the Marquess de Latour Mau-
bourg, the War Minister. In the evening the
Duke and Duchess d'Angouleme, and the Duke
and Duchess de Berry, dined with his Majesty.
" A letter from Strasburg, of the 24th instant,
stares, that the environs of that city were much
inundated. The road from Colmar was under
water. Several villages in the neighbourhood of
Liege, and some of the streets of that city, are
also inundated.

" The King gave a private audience yesterday
to the Count Ferranti.

FIVE PER CENTS.

Wednesday

DPVPREI P. P STOCK..
Of the 22d Match, 1817, 91 f. 40c.

22d-Sept. 1817, 9l f. 40 c.
224 Match, 1818, S9 f. 40c.
eed Sept. ISIS, .... 87 f. 40 c.
22d March, 1819, B5 f. 40 c.
f2,2d Sept. 1819, B3 f. 45 c.

" PETERSBURGH, Dvc. 1 .—The Count de Tor-
masow, Geoeral of Cavalry, and Governor-Gene-
ral of Moscow, died here the 25th ult.

" VIENNA, DEC. 18.—The Emperor and Em-
press I f Austria will, it' is said, proceed again to
ltalyin the course of the Spring. They set out
for Milan, it is added, in February."

The New YEAR commences auspiciously, and
now that those measures, which were essential to
the preservation and very existence of our Esta-
blishment in Church and State, have passed into
ws, we trust that our Constitution is secured
against Rebels, and our Religion against Blasphe-
mers. The unfortunate events at Manchester have

been the great source of party clamour, owing to
the vilest misrepresentations of the conduct of
those who were obliged to come forward in de-
fence of their own lives, as well as in support of the
Laws. But the Parties who have been assailed
with these base calumnies have preserved a digni-
fied silence, and have left the vindication of their
characters to the ordinary Tribunals of the Coun-
try. We anticipate not only an honour:Ale
acquittal, but full proof that they are entitled
to the grateful thanks of every friend to the
State. The conduct of Government speaks so
forcibly for itself, that we have no occasion to
add our feeble praise to the general approbation
of the People at large, who possess a fund of good
sense, which cannot be deceived by the artifices
of those who, pretending a Reform of Parliament,
have no view but to raise themselves upon the
ruin of thei'r Country. It is no flattery to
Ministers to say, that they have saved the
State from more imminent peril titan had ever
threatened it at any former period in our His-
tory. Infamous Incendiaries, taking advan-
tage of the distresses unavoidably owing to
the sudden revulsion front a state of War to
Peace, had inflamed the minds of an ignorant
multitude,' and had made formidable advances to-
wards the destructiim of the Government. Mi-
nisters sacv thee danger approaching, and resolutely
prepared for it. We lament to say, that, an Op-
position, headed by men in both Houses of Par- 1

hament,
who ought, for their own sake, to have
co-operated for the General Safety, thwarted Mi-
nisters in all the measures which they proposed for
preserving the very existence of the Monarchy, and
displayed the most pertinacits perseverance on
subjects of such vital importance. But Ministers
made a firm sign% and'though they yielded,Tront
conviction, to their adversaries, on points of minor
importance, they did not suffer any infringement
upon the essential principles of their protective
system. We can now congratulate our Country-
men that all is safe. Their CONSTITUTION, their
Laws, and their RELIGION are now secure ; and
while we honestly pay this tribute to our Rulers,
we have only to express our earnest hopes that they
will display as much firmness in carrying their
measures into effect, as they manifested resolution
in their progress, and wisdom in their completion.
It is no more than a just homage to say, that,
having rescued Europe, they have now preserved
their Country.

{_From the Liverpool Paper of the 30th December, received
this morning..]

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