The Sun.
London, England, 1818-06-18 00:00:00

THE SUN.

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- LONDON,
THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1818.

We received this morning the Paris Papers of
Monday last. The following are extracts.---
" PARIS, JUNE 15.—The Count Mole, the Mi-
nister of the Marine, had a conference yesterday
morning with the Duke of Wellington.
" The Officers of the English contingent in
garrison at Valenciennes, gave a splendid ball on
the 4th instant, in honour of their Sovereign's
birth-clay, ,at which the most distinguished
persons of the town were present. In the

middle of a brilliant decoration a transparency ap-
peared presenting the cyphersfintertwined, of the
King of France, the Prince Regent of England,
an,* the Emperor of Russia.

*"Flie ridicule which has attached to the din-
ner at the Rainbow has-cause he....kostpottinnt
Zltt.lnuther-intenitid Meeting of ate
.".I‘l. Benjamin de Constant, it is, said, is about
to proceed to Hanover, where his wife's family
reside.

ObESSA,
MAY
I 0-A. great number of troops
have marched-through here within about a month
past. Thiriy regiments have marched to proceed
to the Camp of 'Ferespol. Fifteen regiments of
Hulans (late Cossacks) are still stationed in this
neighbourhood.

" POSEN, MAY 29 —The King of Prussia and
he Prince Royal arrived here yesterday.

" HAMBURGH, JUNE G.—We learn from Con.
stantinople, that the Persian Ambassador was pre-
paring to return home. He had satisfactorily ter-
minated the differences which existed between the
Porte and the Persian Court, respecting 'the
marcation of frontiers.

" MUNICH, JUNE 7.—Prince.Ettgene of Leuch-
tenbergis to proceed to Eichstadt, to 'reside there
proVistionally. The works at his at Ma•l:
nich a're suspended."

The popularity which Tisviv has acqn!red in
Paris, has, we are again assured„rendered it the
most attractive of all the English :Journals which
are received in that Capital ; a circumstance that
ought to be mentioned- for the credit of the inha-
bitants, as a proof that they respect independent
principles and freedom of opinion ; for we have
constantly urged thejmpolicy of removing the
ALLIED Taoors from France, though we are as-
soed, by our regular and valuable Correspondent,
that it is the only -measure necessary to tranquil-
lize the CouUtry, and though he warmly advo-
cates the measure. As a prodf of the attention
which our Paper excites in Paris, it has procured
us more Correspondents, and. as we know who
they are, we can rely on their communietitions.
From some we expect articles of a light and plea-
sant nature ; but we look to our regular Corres.:
pondent fot the higher concerns of political facts

anti probable speculations. We are obliged to
defer a- Letter received this morning till to-

morrow.

We received this morning New-York Papers to
the B'h ult. They contain no political „news of

any importance that l►as not already been given.

The John, MITCHELL, front Leiter to Halifax,
%vitt, 84 passengers on board, is wrecked on the
Island of Cape Breton, and only the Carpenter
saved.

The following is the only article of interest in
our Port Letters of this day :

PoaTsmou'ra, Jvr 17.---Arrivetl the Russian brig Rat-
rick, Kotzebue. from the Cape of Good Hope, having been
out two years and eleven months from Cronstadt on a voyage
of discovery ; the crew are particularly healthy; she puts in
here for provisions and water. His Majesty's ship 'fiber,
from a cruize. Also arrived, the Hornby, Walker, from St.
Kitt's ; she has been sent home under detentive, for a breach
of the laws; George, Reed, from Port-an-Prince, out 41 days •

WATERLOO ANNIVRESARY.-This day being the
Anniversary of that memorable Victory, which,
owing to thc perseverance of Great Britain in
supporting the system of the immortal PITT, en-
abled &trope to deliver itself from oppressiOn,
is a fit occasion for national rejoicing. Every
loyal subject and 'honest. man, • (not the IluNTs,
the CARTWRIGHTS, and the rest of the Spa-Fields
Gang),
" Will stand a tiptoe when this day is nam'J ;"
and, therefore, on an occasion of such national
exultation, let it, •
" Be in our flowing cups freshly rernembeed."

1-IuNT'S Paobasstorr.—This brawling Disturber
of the public peace, who must be convinced that
Westminster will not reduce itself to such a depth
of-disgrace as to chuse him for one of its Repre-
sentatives, yesterday paraded through various parts
of the town, and addressed the few persons who,
at several places, stopped to witness the despicable
scene.. To the credit of the people at large he was
followed only by a few Boys and some tattered
Ruffians, who afforded a striking proof of what our
Puters would be, if the Country were ever exposed
to the misery of Universal Suffrage and Annual
Parliaments.

THE QuitEs.-•.»On Tuesday evening her MA-
JESTY rode out in the gardens attached to her Pa-
lace for upwards of a hour. yesterday the 11,y-
side') reported the QUEEN to have enjoyed a
good night, and to be going ou extremely well.
THE Du OP tLARENcE.—The report of, the
state of the Duke of Ct,ARENCi yesterday was,
his Royal Highness had a good night, and was
going on as well as could be expected.—The
Royal Duke was up yesterday, as *Thal, but did
not leave the house. •

ELOPENIENT..--We are sorry to hear that a
tnnsi-
cal fetnale, who was supposed to live in conjugal
happiness, and whine character was much esteem-
ed, is said to have,recently deserted her husband
and family. •