The Sun.
London, England, 1818-01-30 00:00:00

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AnnivEn—t Dublitr, t Gnernscy and Jersey,
_1 France,
Flanders, Due—l Waterford, I Guernsey and Jersey,
6gotten6urgh, I Malta, I France, C'Hamburgh.

KING CIIARLEs NrAiryAnom.--Froli;iay at tire Bank, Ex,
chequer, East 'ulna aud\Soutli Sea flou.t.es.

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‘VATER AT LONDON MUDGE TO.MOIIIIOW.
biorni►►:;, 33 minutes after S. Evening, 57 minutes after 8.

1 TIE SUN.

SOLEM QUIS DICE:tE FALCVM A T,IDEAT ?

LONDON,
J.INIJARY-30, 18iS.

AVe received this mor►►ing the Paris Papers of
Monday iast. Those of Tuesday, which were due,
Lave -not come to hand. The following are ex-

tracts :

" 26.—8 y a letter of the 34 inst.
the Minister Secretary of Sta►e for the Interior
informs the Prefects, that the Council3•General
of Departments are- to be convoked immediately
after the promulgation _of the Law reveCting the
Budget for 1818.
"A• Letter from Rhodez of the fith instant
states, that iNladaMe Manson appeared very sou-
and seemed to have renounced the iilrj
ea: of plC'atii►rg her own cause. She appeared, to 104

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trial.

&c. were present.

• f‘ The cause of the Duke of Orleans v.llien,
came on again on Saturday. M. Dul►in was beard
in reply for M. Jullien. It was then adjourned for

eight clays.

" MANN En 4, JAK.l9.—=According to letters
from Frankfort M. de Steigentesch will proceed
there soon, as Austrian Military Plenipotentiary
Field-Marshal de W'rede, as Bavarian Military
Plenipotentiary ; and Lieutenant-General
Woellworth, in the same capacity, from Wurtem-
burg.

" A Spanish Minister Plenipotentiary to the
Germanic Diet is also expected shortly at Frank-
fort.

" LUBEt:, JAN. 12.—Letters from Sweden state,
that the opposition in tie Diet of that Kingdom
has not actinired any consistence, and that its
infh:ence is next to nothing.

VIRNNA, JAN. 1.5.--The deaths. here (in-
ducting the suburbs) dfitiiig 1817 were 12,742,
being an increase of 436 above those of 1816 ;
amongst them were. 60 individuals from 90 to 100
years of age, and two who had completed their
100th year. The baptisms in 1817' were xl,2`_'B,
being 320.1e5s than in 1.816. The'murriagvs iu
ISI7 were 2,205, being 676, less than in 1816..

FRANKFORT, JAN. 20.—The proposed basis
For the military contingent, which subject was
taken into consideration by the Diet yesterday, is
2. per Cent. upon the population.
" It is now said,. that the meeting of some
great Monarchs tvill take place, trot at Prague, as
reported, but at Dusseldorff.

" The Emperor Alexander will set out fron
Moscow in March, to proceed -to' the Souther'
Provinces of his Empire."

Its it has been usual on the. Anniversary of this
day, when a virtuous and well-meaning Mo-
narch ‘va3 deprived of his life by a band of such
ffagirious Reformer's-as may be found. at this mo-
ment, for A SERMON to be preached on the occa-
sion, before the Legislative Bodies., we are much
surprized that this salutary practice has been,
omitted on the present occasion. Such a national
tribute was calculated to revive in the minds of
the People an akrful warning against the crimes
which they might be led to commit, or, at least,
to sanction by an abject submission to wicked
Usurpers. Surely, at a time wheuTtli3 SPEECH
tram Tug TetioNsdirected the attention- 0( .Par-
liarnent to the subject of RELIGION, and recom-
mended the erection of more Sacred Edifices for time
support of the. national fai th,.the observance of the
annualSOlemnity which-we have noticed, ‘ra9called
for peculiarly on the present occasion, and therefore
the omission may be thought to be neither suffi-
ciently respectful' to the Sovereign, or regardful
of the feelings of a loyal and religion-, People.

The eager exultation of the Party Prints, on
account of the Repear of the HAWEAS CORPUS Sll3.
PENSION BiLL, is perfectly ridiculous. One might
suppose that die whole of the people had been in
chains or confined in a Dungeon, when the truth
is, that by that Act the Country was most proba-
bly kept free- from the danger of Rebellion and

the horrors of Anarchy.—A Morning Paper re-
joices "in the happiness- we, experience at once
again breathing the air of Liberty." Such exul-
tat'iOti at.l-3ast,,sistnpfe and harmless; for who hat
been in the least:danger of haVing their liberty
abridged bat the enemies- of their Country ; and
can any man of common-sense; who- is really at-
tached to order, to the Constitution, awl to the
Government of the Country, repine that such :
people should' be restrained.from doing- mischief,

whose guilt is morally certain, though it may
not admit of legal proof ? But if there is si)
ninth reason, in the opinion' o the Party Writers,
to rejoice at this " restitution of oar Liherties,"
as another Party Print denominates the Repeal in
question, is no credit due to Ministers for the
zeal, the dispatch, and the eagerness with which
they have carried the repeal into effect ?! No—
it would spew great ignorance of the
_temper of

!the Opposition Writers to suppose they would
give any to Ministers, even fo'r a cornpli-
once with their wishes, particularly as their sense-
' less clatirours are suppOrted within doors.by silly
Orators and tuou'd-be Politicians. But we may be
permitted to rejoice in our turn that the Opposi-
tion and their Leaders have- no greater complaint
against iNlinistira than that they adopted .a mea-
,stkre es§entia.lJo. the internal safety, of the Coun•

icirtv,ire *itli tirreit6tteit to t;le .nerfittg of tire

" Yesterday the King hell a Court at the
ThuiHoles, which was numerously attended. The
Prince de Talleyrand, the Ministers, .111arthals,

" The equipages of the Duke of Wellington ar-
rived on Saturday from Cambray, at his hotel nue
des Chimps-Elysies. His Grace is expected here
this afternoon.