The Sun.
London, England, 1818-06-01 00:00:00

ROYAL RE-NIA RMAG E.

Their Royal Highnesses the Duhe and Duchess
of CAMBRIDGE were re-married this day at halt-
past one o'clock at the Queen's Palace. The
Archbishop of CANTERBURY per'formed the cere-
mony. There were present the different branches
of the Royal Family, the Ministers, the Foreign
Ambassadors, the great Officers of State and of
the Household, and other persons of distinction.
The Royal Pair take their wedding dinner with
his Royal Highness the. PRINCE REGENT at Carl-
ton House.

We received yesterday the Paris, Papers of
Thursday last. Those of Friday, which were
due Ibis morning, have not at rived in course.—
The Moniteur of Thursday publishes the whole of
the rimeral Sermon preached, upon the occasion
of the interment of the late Prince de CONDE, by
the'Abbe FRAYSINNOUS.

The Duke of WELLINGTON returned• yestc;rday
sennight from Brussels to Cambray.
From Vienna it is stated, that the loan wanted
by the Austrian Government of 30,,000,000 florins,
had beencontracted forbv Messrs. BARING; BEM-
MANN, of Frankfort ; Hopc, of Amsterdam ; PA-
RISIJ, of Hamburg!) ; and GEMIULLER, of \Tien-

na. They take five per cent. inscriptions, at the
rate of 70 per cent. which rose shortly after-
wards to 74 and were expected to be at 80.
A violent shock of an earthqoake was felt at
Ancona, on the 3d tilt. which excited the greatest
alarm, all the inhabitants quitting their houses,

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anal flying precipitately Nita- 'the fields. Fortu-
'lardy no serious accident occurred.
ritENCH FIVE /tit CENTS.•'—Virednes(lay, 69 f.
DtItERHED STUCK.--Wednesday, St f. 70'c.
EXCHANGE ON LONDON..—One immih 43 f. 80 C.
Thi•e'e.nviiiths 9.3 f. CO c:

We receive( some New Yoik Papers this 'flout-
ing, but they do mkt leach to a later periml than
the Oth April, and consequently contain nothing

new.

I, The more we consider Mr. tROUGHAWS
as it is called, the more we are alarmed at its ten-
dency. Nothing can be more proper than in-
vestigation where abuses are alleged upon strong
presumptive grounds, but. to intrude upon Esta-
blishments conducted upon the original principles
of the respective foundations, by such inquisitorial
enquiries, particularly where the institutions are
guarded from mismanagement by some of the.
-most elevated anti unimpeachable Characters in
the Country, is a sort -of sweeping violation of
CHARTERED RIGHTS, that, 'B3 we have before ob-
served, strongly reminds tis of the earlier stages of
the French RevolUtion, when nothing was left
unexplored, and when every thing was bronght
to ruin. Jut, happily, there are wise. expe-
fienced, and resolute Members of the. Home of..
Lords, who are zealous to support the Constitu-
tion in.entiacti and STATE, and they, we
will firmly resist all unnecessary enquiries, though
they will doubtless be equally zealous in giving
full countenance to any inquiries calculated to re-
move any abuses that really exist. We repeat our
conviction, that wanton scrutinies into Establish-
ments Of high Character, and without any alle-
gation of existing abuses, is exactly correspon-
dettt with the measures. of the earlier French Re- -
formers, and nny, if not resolutely opposed, lead
to the same lamentable consequences. Yet the
supporters of these inquiries are the very, men
who have so often declaimed against the inquisi-
torial nature of the INCOME Tax, which, in fact,
was the . only reasonable ground of objection
against it, if it could otherwise have been carried'
Into a just operation, according to the several
degrees.of property throughout the Empire.

If we were not restrained by privilege of Par-
liament we should be very free in our commentsi
on. what Mr. LYTTILTON said in the House of
Commons re'speeting ►lie Proprietors of LOTTERY
OFFICE§. We humbly presume that Members are
sent into the House of Commons for the purpose
of supporting the interests of their immediate
Con-tituents, and of the Country at large, and not
for the privilege of attaching the characters of
individuals. In the case of Mr. M'Keenet..E,
who was attacked by Mr. BROUGHAM in the
same place,. the former in vain applied for apo-
logy or explanation, Mr. BROUGHAM Milting
himself of Parlianientary protection. The licence
of pleading in our Law Courts is often carried.to
a scandalous excess, but the opposite Counsel
can aCt"upon the defensive, but 'it is not so in
Parliament, and therefore it may well be expected
that Mr. LYTTELTox will offer some explanation
to allay the wounded feelings of those who cer-
tainly do not complain without strung reason.

Mr. MERCERON t'as brought up for judgment
this morning in the Court of King's Batch, on
the two indictments on which he had been found
guilty, but the arguments, &c. on the cases were
not finiihed when our Paper was put to press.

Yesterday the PRINCE REGENT visited Elie
QUEEN and PRINCESSES a considerable time.

On Friday the Duke and Duchess of CANIFiRIpGII
walked through some of the principal streets at
the west end of the town.

Saturdav morning, about eleven, the Duke and
Duchess of CAMBRIDGE kit town for Windsor,
on_a visit to the Princess SovntA, alid returned to
town in the evening to dinner, at Cambridge-
house. The Duchess of YORK dined with their
Royal Highnesses. Princesses AUGUSTA and
HESSE Hordaurto joined the Royal Party after
dinner, and remained at Cambridge-house tiil a--
late hour.

Yesterday the Duke and Duchess of Chou-
CESTE a dined with the Duke and Duchess of

CAMBRIDGE.

The Duke-And Duchess OfICAMBPIDGR, and the
Landgrave of HEssr CAS EL, ViSited her MAJEiTY
and t he Putt46:ssus, yesterday.
The Landgrave of II etissE CASSEL, the father
of the Duchess of CAM -BRIDGE, (lined with the
LORD MAYOR on Saturday, at the Mansion-
House.

Saturday morning the Landgrave of Hesse
CASSEL was introduced to the QUEEN at her

Palace.

Yesterday morning Thisilewood, ew•ho was 'sen-
tenced to a certain period of imprisonment for
sending a challenge to Lord SinmouTit, was re-
moved from- theßing's Bench Prison to Horsham
Gaol, Sussex, his place of confinement,
The 35th Regiment have. taken the infantry
ditty at Brighton. Of this Regiment the Duke of
RicilmoND is Colonel; and his Grace gives a
sumptuous dinner there this day to the Officers,
on account of his speedy departure for Canada:
The Court of Assize at Colmar, on the 1 lth
inst., condemned to death a person named Xavier
Limacher, for shooting his brother will; Usk t
loaded with nine slugs. The unfortunate victim
Las hilt behind eight children.