The Sun.
London, England, 1820-01-14 00:00:00

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LONDON,
FRIDAY, JANU3RY 14, 1820.

Ve.receiud this morning the Paris Papers of
Tuesday last.- There had been no Meeting of
the Chambers, nor was any:day'fixed for a public
Sitting. Even'the Committees of. the Chamber
of Deputies, who were appointed to meet on
Monday, did not assemble. The Journals are re-
markably barren of news. The following are Ex-

tracts :

" PAIII2, JAN. 11.—The King received Gentle-
men yesterday morning, and Ladies in the even-

lug.

" M. Arnimlr, sen. read on Sunday at the
Comedic Francaise, a clew tragedy in 6v• set!'

►vhich bm been received, it is entitled he Guelphs
and the

" M. de Serres is said to be better, but it is
notwithstanding reported, that M. l'astittier is
to have\the Porte-teuille of the Ministry of

Justice.

" M. Decazes is still indisposed ; there was a
report yesterday that he had tendered his resigna-
tion, but that it bad not been accepted.

FIVE PBR CENTS.

Munday
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Of the Yid March, 1817,
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42(1 Sept. 1319 84 f. 90 c.

" VIENNA, Dec, 30 —lt is now said that the
plan of the journey of the Emperor and Empress
of Austria is changed, that in February they
will go to Prague, and from thence to Dresden,
and that they will not proceed to Italy till after
their return from thence.

" BERLIN, DEc. 29.—The Minister of War,
M. de l3oyeu., has given in his resignation, and is
succeeded by General Ilacke. Other changes arc
talked of."

IVe have been informed by letters received this
day, that five filen have been coovicted at time

Chester Sessions, of a seditious conspiracy to
subvert the Constitution, at a Meeting held at
M4ecicsfield, on the 31st of August last and one
of the sante men has been convicted as the pub
usher of two libels, one blasphemous and the
other seditious, the litter contained in CARLILE'S
REPUBLICAN. Sentence I►ad not been passed whets
our letters left Chester.

The Meeting which took place yeverday in the •
extensivelVarehouses belonging to Mr. HICKS,
i❑ London kVall, and which that Gentleman has
so liberally opened for the temporary reception of
the Indigent and [looseless in this severe season,
of which we have given a report in another pa►t
of our Paper this day, is supported with such a
charitable and truly Christian spirit, as is highlp►
honourable to the national character. We take
this opportunity of correcting an error into which
we fell on Wedneiday, whets we noticed another
liberal Institetion of the same kind, TH a
STRANGFRS FRIEND SOCIIITY. We concerved
that the object of this laudable Society was pure-
ly foethe relief of sick and Destitu►e Foreigners,
but we find that its views are more comprelien- •
sive, end that by the terns Strange►s, are included
those. distressed' individuals who come from any
parts of the Country, and have no claims to paro-
chial protection in the Metropolis, as well as to
those unhappy Foreigners who are friendless and
destitute. The benevolent latitude of this plan
eltitles it to general patronage, and we hope to
find, that it receives a very warm support in all
quarters.

To Sir WILLIAM PURVES HUME CAMPBELL, Bart.
We, the undersigned 'ft ',ants, FCLIarS, and others, on the
Estate of Maacti.moNT, beg leave to address you as our
Landlord at this eventful and, alarming. Crisis, with the
strongest assurance of our unfeigned attachment and loyaPj
to the Person of our august Sovereign and to his Govero-