The Sun.
London, England, 1816-06-19 00:00:00

THE SUN.

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LONDON,
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 181E1,

We have the pleasure to inform, the public that
the riotous proceedings of yesterday, on Wim-
bledon.CoMmon, terminated without limber mis-
chief than We reported. 'the body of Cavalry
were sent dawn,, but by the judicious manage-
aent -of tire presiding Magistrate they were not
called upon to act, and Were distributed about the
Col 6 ITI , for ;Lc purpose of es:mring the deluded
moititalle, that no review had been intended.
The elf, ct of this jwcheimis meaqure was a quiet
dispersion of the people, after they had indulged
tkeinselves in tie harmless amusements usually
attending a country Fair.

The Paris Papers of Sunday, received this 11101.11-
„
Ink, continue to be tilled with accounts of the
iirepsrations forthe Duke of BERRI'S Marriage
They paint France as one scene of joy and jubilee.
Whativer cliewas.worth 'extracting will be found
in's:nu-transit-4ot,

'F«rther American Papers arrived )•esterdtiY,
and contain rumours of an insurrection in ,St.
Vincent, which later direct intelligence discredits.
'They have also some repairs from the Spanish
Main, which like most of the news from that
vast theatre of blood and misery, are confused
end contradictory, and scarcely to be reconciled
With the statements derived through other
channels.

Never was a Bill more debated, or rather carped
et, in all its stages, than the Alien Bill. Safe
from Sir T. ElAnoy's pistol, who, by the bye,
seems to have been but an indifferent shot for a

man of. War, the Margnis of BUCKINGIIAM op-
posed its third reading in the House of Lords last
'night, and all the friends of factious foreigners
save bon their cordial support. The votes on a
division were 48 to 108 ; and this excellent mea-
sure %ea's carried by a triumphant majority of sixty.
One of the incomprehensNe arguments with
yhie.7l4oltis Hill has been combated, was repeated
,ty the Duke of •Sysss.x, who declared, that it was
an encroachment on the liberty,df,the .Subject
:--
'We are at :a Joss to tell liow this .caw be made
-out, us not one enactment of it totkhes the Sub-
..feet, (if by that we are to understand the Oritish
Subject) mid all its provisions are directed to, is to
srni 4iie:thivcrinnelq with a power to protect the
~country from the intrigues and machinations of
,worthless and dangerous Foreigners.

attt after all that has been said on this hot op-
position struggle, the short history of it, seems to
.1)e that,om• „Jacobins wish to encourage the itn.
portation of Aliens of the saute, principles, from
.irvery nation which rejects these incendiaries, and
,that :when in, this ,liland, tlity should be under no
.cont; oul, but be hilt .frOcto„do tvliat a native would
14e hangetlfor.attenittingl; while, on the other hand,
,our,Ritlersanot having.t lie saineWectionfor persons
of this desckAptioo, nor the Skittle admiration at
Alieir doctrines, nor the same confidence in the
I,tllqicency of their lives, conduct., and convergat ion
,11.ollt it
,expedient to hold a wholesome restraint
‘twike Ileads of those it ho only violate the laws,

and by their porn misdeed's render thernsclves unfit
o;lects for the exercise of British hospitality.
That hoSpitality, as, well as the justice of our
national character, is too well known to be
affected in Europe by the misrepresentations of
the Party which has So "groundiessly' accused
Ministers of abuse under the Alien Bill, without
being able to produce At single instance to corro-
bin ate their assertions. It is true that the.autho-
,
illy thus greet to Goveromeht may keep from
our shores the Cains now seeking refuge in the
kindly hOsom of America ; but no Foreigner of
good character or honest intentions can be
hin-
tiered from visiting Britain by the Alien Bill ;
and as for the other class, the less we see of
them it will be the more to the advantage and
floodlir kit the Country. •

The Motion'relalive to the Barbary Powers, of
which Mr. BROUGHAM bud given notice, did not
come on Net night. Indeed it would have been
folly to have di.eussed a topic respecting which
we have at present either no information, or mere
rumours from which it is impossible to collect any
accurate knowledge of the condition in which
these States are. The lit official dispatches from
Lord EXMOUTH would not suit Mr. BROUGHAM'S
view cif the
,question ; the reports from' Mr.
ToPetta are as yet unauthenticated ; and there is
a paragraph in the French Papers to-day, which
renders it probable that if after reports are well
founded, the aggression to which they refer nay
have been' committed by rebelliOus corsairs, and
by no act of the Government.

Till something cettain can be madt out, there
can be.no utility in agitating this matter.

THr. Prat4Crtis CHAELOTTE.--The Medical Gen-
tlemen in attendance upon the Princess CHAR-
LOTTE, having pronounced her Royal Highness's
recovery from her severe indisposition yesterday
at two o'clock, her Royal Highnesi went out in
her curricle, for the Grit time, accompanied by
her Royal Consort the Prince LgoPor.n, and
drove to Hampstead and Highgate, &c. On their
return to Camelford-house, they received a visit
front the Duke of CumigaLANn. Prince Lao-
pot afterwards rode out on horseback, attended
by Sir ROBERT GARDINER.

Goax•EXCUANGE, JVHE 19.—We hail but few
fresh arrivals this morning, but a considerable
quanlity 01" grail) left over from last day. The
trade in general was dull, and the little business
clone was at Monday's prices.

BLACKHEATH PEDESTRIAN.-(lsth Day .).—Es-
TON continues tb go on well, and this morning,
shortly after• nine o'clock, completed his 354th