The Sun.
London, England, 1816-06-20 00:00:00

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The Paris Rtperi of the rth are filled with
raccoon's of the religious and nuptial ceremonies
a the reckdiog (lay; the meeting of the Royal

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Family of Fratice with the litteneis of terry near
-Fqittainebleatti and .their grand entrance into the
capitol. We give an abstt•act of these details

'' P.tniJ, JoNa 16.--The nu teas con,c•
crated to the celebration of the Feast of the Lord
the evening to that.of the Return of the king and
the Fintrance of tivt DochesS trf Betty into Paris,
"I'he weather was reinarkahly fine..At one o'clock
the twelve legions of the National (inarti beghn
their march, and oecttpied, together with the
Royal Gnard and the troops of the line, the dif-
ferent Plates through which his Itlajesty was to
pass, At four, the filing of one hundred cannon
intionnced their approach. At six O'clock, the
retinae arrived at the. Tuilerlvs.

" The dhay before the review took place at the
Croli de Saint limo. Scarcely had the King
descended front his coach whet* the Princess, who
arrived at the same morftent, came to salute his
Majesty, throwing herself on her knees before
the King. The King instantly raised ber and
preseu ed het to the Duke of Berry andhis August
They remounted their carriages. amid
shout mf Pit* le Rol.

". 41u*, 3oNs 4.—At the tiare that the An-
niveriary of the Battle of Waterloo is about to be
celebrated. with great pomp, we observe that Gen.
Blocher, who there innuortzlized his name, is in
a State that will cause him inquietude during his
fife; that Gneiseisau is in Italy for his health, and
Ilnlow has early finished his glorious career,
"-LiousAtssa, 3utie I I.—Queen Ftedericir. nF
Smetlen arrived here the day before yesterday,
from Carlsrhue. This l'iince,s travels under the
name of Countess d'ltterbourgh. Her son is
With her."

We folly intended tdoffer our.opinions at some
length upon the Debate respecting the Slave ite-
g:ory, but we must defer our purpose till to-
morrow. In time meantime we congratulate the
Public on the successful opposition given to the
plans of the Philanthropic Sect, the mischief
done by which is not the less fatal for spring-
ing from morbid humanity anti benevolent•
%veal-mess. We have beim., us a Proclamation
issued by Sir C. BatSBANE, Govtrnor of St. Yin-
cent's, in which he ascribes all the troubles in
the West Indies to the delusion in which the.
Emancipation Advocates have wrapped the
Negro Population, and strong language re-
probates this dangerous interference, while he
explains the measures taken by (I;overnment to
prevent the miscliiek otherwise likely to be the
te!,,Oh. This with other imporvint documents
e *hall embody in our ohscrv:otiowr to-morrow.

Eitcl Ganz' motte,i, in the !knot of Lords, last

nib ltt, that 33i1; to make Freehold Estates
liable for the Payment of Simple.ContrEset Debts
reati a second time. To this motion
Latcl P.DESDNI.K 11/oVeii; as 01 thAt
11,_! 13111 alicml3 be rend a b4..coti time that day
thtee months. The Atneuilui-at was carried ivith.
out a eiivisani, aml the Bill was consequently lost.

We MI confidently State, that there is not. the
slightest founthition for the report in a Morning
Paper at this day, that Sir Tnomas Ttiostrsox• is
appointed one of the Lords of the Admiralty in
the room of Sir JOsErli Yottica; and that the Lit-
ter Is tO succeed Sir•Jous DUCKWORTH in the
command at Plyniuth.

Yesterday morning the Mike of YORK came to
town,froon Windsor, and viaited.her MAJESTY and
the l'airtcp,ssus.

The PRINCE REGENT took an airing on horse-
ba►ck yesterday.
The QUEEN hats a select party yesterday even-
ing at her Palace.
Yesterday, at half-past two o'clock. the Prin-
cess C ILRLOTTR and Prince Lgorot.n rode out
in their collide for about two houra.

It is thought that the expedition fitted out by
PETION from St. Domingo is not inter►ded to pro-
eyed to the Careens, hut to the Island of St.
Catherine, where be expects to be favourably re-
ceived,
A tr►efiitty of letters reached town yesterday
from the West Indies. From some of the islands
the dates Ore as recent ►►s the lith of May.
We are happy to learn that the tranquillity
of the several island* is maintained : we should
be glad to be enabled to add, that no furl her ap-
prehentions,uf disturbance were entertained by the
inhabitants of *time of them. Martial law is con-
tinued at I,3arbadoes`i and, in all the Darer isli►►►ds
under the dominion of the British, the troops
are kept elmost constantly under arms.
A letter from Malta, dated M►►y 22, says—
" We are a goad deal alarmed here about the
rebellions piratical expedition, or rather excur-
sion, of the Tunisian squadron, which, we have
certain accounts, have arrived at Modenc on the
Morea."

Letters from Sletra Ldone, dated the 24th of
April, are entirely silent as [dotty insurrection or
disturbance in that Colony ; ste may` therefore
conclude, that the American account of the rising
of the free Blacks, and the massacre of the Whites
by them, was wholly 'Wounded; The new Chief
Justice, liner,HT flooxsr, Fisq. LLD. had strrived
at Sierrs. Leone, and was holding his Sessiim es
Recorder of the Colony, trying civil eanses,vrhich
is a further proot of the falsehood of the al +rin-
log report ulluJed

NAVAL

fiitival- of the Jainiiica and \Veit Ip.l:a
Fleets is the only inteiesting news in (la. Port

Letters.

" Jtizig 19.—Wind S.W.—The home-
wat d-botioul Jamaicamen,&c.&e, have been pass-
t hrongh the Downs for the Riyer the whole of
this day ; among them were Princess Charlotte,
littArritt, from Jamaica ; Eii2a, Ptzzav ; Mercy,
Con URI' Caroline, llottGsot4 ; gclipse, ReEs ;
and the dames Murk, CALLAN, from Jamaica ;
Rosina, front Rio Janeiro ; Navigator, from the
West Indies ; Vesta, ENS: a, irolll Li$1)011
buttents, from Tobago ; Nesbitt, GRAY , (TOM
lintitiell I and a great many 'more—parlicalars
could not ascertain. Came down from the River,
and remain, the Mary, HowELL, for Bombay ;
James and Margaret, Muss, for Quebec ; Her-
cules, TtaNCULt, for Newfoundland."