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London, England, 1818-08-05 00:00:00

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THE SUN.

SOLENT QUIS DICERE FALSUNI AUDEAT

. LONDON,
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1813.

We received this morning the Paris Papers of
Sunday last. The following arc Extracts :
" PARIS, AUG. 2.—The King arrived at the
Thuilleries a quarter before five o'clock, yesterday
afternoon. Madame and Monsieur had previously
reached the Palace. The Duchess de Berry dined
at the Thuilleries with his Majesty. The two
Princes returned in the evening.

" The Cour Royale yesterday enregistered Let-
ters Patent, conferring the title of Count upon
Mr. Btackpoule, an Irish Gentleman, aged 82,
who has created in favour of his only son, a Ma-
jorate of 50,000 francs of Rente.

"TRIBUNAL OF CORRECTIONAL POLICE.

" AFFAIR OF LIEUT.-GP.NERAL CANUEL AND -M. M

DK SENNEVILLE AND FABVIER.

"At eight o'clock yesterday morning, the door
of the Tribunal was besieged by an immense
crowd, not more than a fourth of whom were
enabled to gain admittance.
" On the cause being called, M. Couture, Ad-
vocate fur General Cannel, addressed the Court,
stating the impossibility of bringing on the cause,
Lieutenant - General Cannel having been ar-
rested on the 23,1 ultimo, at six o'clock in
the evening, since whit!) period ,he had been
kept au secret, and no one had been allowed
to communicate with him: M. Cow ure main-
tamed, that it was essential to the conduct of the
cause, that it should not be allowed to come on
unless 'the General's Advocates had the means of
communicating with him, and particularly- that
the General should be present during the eNatni-
nation of the witnesses who 'had been summoned
from Lyons and other quarters. Ile concluded
by requesting a postponement for a fortnight.
" M. Dupin, Advocate for M. de Senneville,
did not object to the' postponement, but the time
proposed being inconvenient, be was for a still
further delay.
" M. de Couture had no objection to a further
postponement.

" An Advocate, hitherto unknown at the Bar of
Paris, now addressed the Tribunal• It was found
he was- the hum her of Colonel Fabvier ; he did
not oppose the. pos►ponement. When the curtain
was raised, he observed, it would be seen to which
side the indignation of French Men ought to be
•
directed.

" ill. de Marchangy, the King's Procureur, ob-
served, that the instruction with respect to General
Cancel was actively going on, and it was more
than probable that the orders for imprisoning the
accused au secret would be annulled in less than a
'fortnight,

" Atter some further conversation, the cause
was postponed till the 7th November.

" The son of the Ex-King of Sweden, GUS..
tavns, arrived on the 27th ult. at Frankfort, from
Carbruhe, under the name of Count d'Herberg.

FIVE PER CENTS.

Saturday

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DEFERRED STOCK
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" VIRNNA, JULY 22.—Our Sovereigns and the
Court returned here this morning ;, they will be
present at the concert to be given this evening by
Madame Catalani fur the benefit of the poor.

" MADRID, JULY 21.--This Government adopts
every day new measures of precaution to preserve
the kingdoM from the plague, which is ravaging
the coasts of Africa. The 3d instant there were
ten vessels in the port ot Tangieri, amongst •which
was an English ship of six hundred tons, Which
Ilst month brought from Alexandria four hun-
dred pilgrims from Mecca. An English
woman pas,enger on 'board the vessel having
died soddenly, as well as five ildren in the house
where she had lodged, the Spanish Consul at

Tangiers immediately informed the Govern; test
which has renewed its directions for the 'tr.

surveillance.
ttoei
" ROME, JULY 22.—1 t is generally under-
to
thit the King of the Two Sicilitll some b
in. the .course of the ensui Minn,N 80d
ipitg Mal
Spain. time at k A o with King Cb4nes apf
Spain. The latter will then, it is said, ocePniP..-,
he OW
his august brother to Naples, and pass 1"-
there."

Yesterday the Meeting of Parliament %I'lls Pr°l
rogued by writ till the 2d of October.

A CA
We inserted on Monday a Letter to Lor- T
TLEREAGH, purporting to have been written,bloi
DEPUTY Of NEW GRANADA. ME SObjeCt /5
considerable importance, and the Document W,°oo
have been the more entitled to confidence ,
Writer bad affixed his name to the Co'll6,
sition. There is a long article in The 16° be
ing Chronicle of this day, and which i 5
continued, which is held forth as the MA/11F55
,
of BUENOS AYRES INDEPENDENCE, Inklkin eats.
milar complaints, and avowing similar seutimoo,
There have been so many fabrications of this
er
ture, that we may reasonably doubt the outbid
ticity of all that comes front those quarters,it
though from what has hitherto transpiredori
difficult to ascertain the truth, yet it seems ne•
probable that the struggle between the
is
yoking Colonies and the parent Stet
par
,ceo
likely to be prolonged. The ultimate su'teti;
"
of the contest, however, can hardly be "boot
Those who stile themselves the Indepeo(leuts:orf
finally prevail, for though the Revolter' of
divided into parties at present, they will seeheit
necessity of Union, and that they only secure
.ope
object, or at least accelerate it, by cordial Ccint 01
ration. It is surprizing that the Goverritlifeo
Spain does not perceive the intpolicly, as io
difficulty and danger, of prolonging a strdg6;el;
which the mother Country cannot hope to sac i 0
We have before observed, and our opinions ' r
colt
the same, that it becomes the Spanish Geyer° thel
►to enter into an amicable negociation, javvilic joce
would have the sincere and zealous assis efer
of the British Cabinet, in order, since it csil flora
regain the sovereignty over New Spain) t° sease
at least a Commercial preference. The irn
tracks of country which the Revolters °cod
the increase of population which may be e$P 0011
from various causes, the progress of the Af'9'
the language of the people, hold forth
Mother Country not only reasons °I. bile IV
for a conciliatory disposition towards for 00
volters, but the strongest temptations 501
amicable surrender to them of the elsliPittli
independence. if these Revolters were Pere o
by such it resignation to cultivate the 11 0
06#
peace, the result would be beneficial t° ftte'
rope, as well as to Spain, by oPenil:6oo4
wide channels of Commerce as w°"1: code
employment to the manufacturers of 01°J Veci
J
tries..—We trust that our Ministers see "issedill
in the same light as we do, and that t
trioai
cereby oii
freely, but with all the delicacy an wen'
which 'becomes the character of Spain' "
°5 a
their good offices on the occasion, tbel
all et' cc'
r
have so eminently contributed to rest° o
blessPi"s $
ll
Europe, now endeavour to extend its -
over the world.

his Oft:
EXTREME HEAT.—At Two o'Clock t--- pee,
Thermometer in the Shade, with a SOlith:tc-ri°
in the Strand, was at 84 deg.—A The de dee/
the Sun, 114 deg. ; Do., bulb blacked, 1-4'
4 feet from the ground. •
°
f
QUEEN.—TheTitu report of the staite,loss:fi
QUEEN yesterday was, " Her INWEsTY
a pretty good night, and is better to-daY•
Circular.)
Oase of

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_ We have extracted from the Caractas 0 lot-.
Extraordinary of the 7th of May, an tc;e tiforce
another victory obtained by the R`/Ya,sarter' g
over those of the Independents in that ar.ib th-
Yesterday the PRINCE REGENT &led %51*
14.51
Prussian Ambassador. CAS es'
The Earl of Livaaroor. and Viso :Wilt
G' s,r I
REAGH had audiences of the P RINCO M ~
I.i"
r i
terday. ~.. Cits the
The Duke of WELLINGTON' and ''''°.( with
REAGII transacted business
ayester(l4 of
Earl of LIVERPOOI ~ at Fife "se' •
csa
nuA(l:l7isel3:Rxt
DuchessieDgr daGaveye,
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tilue irgil
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tei: se i rt iheotift
Joel ty* 1
gtg, 5
p„ke. v
nesses the Duke and Duchess of Yost;:tpuchel9e-oce
a t Kensington-palace.
Yesterdays ing to nta:ll-1
t rod u ced .t o the tep-diaSalaElpc's:a'eeTill'lNe:sccititiE7G)aliDerntElYieGk're:latzat;ll;i694(t 1:;jr:1•91-°it':1:
house, and had an audience. 0
mei).
: lisr- les' $
The Grand Duke NICHOLAS iS Int otettsogo6
Physicians conjecture that he los the the ' i tile
Kaw, AuG.4._y,sterd„y evCoil/gine they
REGENT arrived at the Palace t° `,/,rioce'sl, re
Duchess of GLOUCESTER and the -fiero°,,r Iri
GusTA, &c. His Royal Highness '',l: Y"..r. jfr'
turned to London. 'lhe Thlclles9:i it) be
rived to-day from Oatlands on a "51
JEITY, who is something better- .