The Sun. — London, England, 1816-02-19 00:00:00

:~' `Ek~ r: ;. ti . #yam -a, r 45...... `~ldlL!5: 1. PRICE . 0 4 sTc)c;(s vrn-1 jamaira; 1 Donagliarla, 1 Guernsey - and Jersey, j),,mi n , a Il'aterforri. Erance, 4 Hanlburgll, floiland, 1 Lisbon, 411ottenInorgL. '%vr: Lvr, o‘c Lac K • In4ia Bonds, (3; 7s. fn.. • Thccliaq.Biti., Is. di i. ss.,pr. Omnium,,lBlli . Ditto for raymcnr ; Mar. Int I OW: fur Account; 69if , THIS DAY AT Y Ilvlll Itnefi, 3 per Cent. Red. 1;); 3 pee Cent. Cong. 61i 62i 4 pev V 7,4 . kiwt t:. N. Ann. Olin al I Catiti L. Ann. 15 15161.1 is SUClAlL—Avernize.Pricof P , roWn or ,Niiiirovado Singer, computed ft . oirl the llettirms it) the week et9klillB' the 1 , 1111 (by ot February, 181(t, is s:s. 4d: per cwt. , inGil W.VI'Elt AT LONDON -114 - IDGE To.,m OittlOW. blorlling, 3 minutes - after 74•Evenitig,li minutes niter 7. sUN. sor,r3s QUM DIV&HIL FA L3UNI 41/ (MAT rpoN r i)V)N , N DilY, It u, Jl y ' l9, 1816. 4: . CAPTURE. OF.CARTITAGE:IA. • • It appears ifoirl the ftillowink'Ace'insras, that ofter. Lill the %Favouring about' the: (Ocoee of Car tliagewl, that plice 'wry speedily sorrentlerinl to 14i0nit..1.0. 'The offer of the Insurgents to past over to the Bridal) I)ifininion was therefore made last extremity, had as Mitch of pre • ferenCe 00 principle as of justice in it. Our eon . tistent Politicians have .v.iewed this offer as it 11 , 14(1. really , heen posSible for GOVerninent to,listetz to the ptopusiiiOn of tt party `possessing; at pr.g ! but.tliat.of Rebels against a 110;. ~.-nareli with .whom we arts' at peace. li'fas‘ the atr , ,riteci by•FranOe in our own Antetleitn eon ,,,,Jesr lost upon thiAn 4 € rival of ,the Loyd Sidiaouth packet,.:ou - fstir,day, at Falmouth, With intell:gettee from ia« coohllll3 the. ruluunrs respet i tittg the capturcf: of (.....,artliagena, by the Spanish troops mailer • • MoitaLo. The . .following letters' announce this event • • • . , • , 3"•• ~xt1.1.,.i of zi Letter from Ttip'ile la Male', dated the I ; Ith Dea • •-•• c,ioberi reeeived•by the Cohn packet. . 1 • A F dimmer tonched liero ii 'toy ; dayi agt, ori •-•lter way - to 'AVl'.da;artt . , she laticied distnitehils for the Governor, annonrieing the Pali Df Carthage. OA; partietilarsliave 03 . ciie *morning of the :Otit . Ristl.trit; . a tipsinsh Officer .Who had been . ..st prisoner' but relensTl, attired at—ttnt. t any of General .11dommpo, trout ' (;:"Litliagena, with uecotosts of the Vteneil a — nd Golhagenialia •having gnitfed that 1 t schooners, it) ckivisvpiettce !of the inhabitants der:1,11'111g it was impossible• to hold ou.t.lartiv. kind thm. they ‘4,001d krefei. 010 tick "of heirs;: shOk by out' frocipti';'` titan that of periShiuk: kr want' bf 'food, The forts of • I)a Popu Attiti Si. Lanus %vere•abatglonvd afiet• the' t'; , .`3 were.siiita(l, and *die iu riossFsion of tits Itly„ti,'s; the 6cliooners id% the fugitives •- gri-i; est confasiou provailcul aloont; tine in C., tinigetia, who had ,been innie • - tlayi kvitlinitt f und GCtier al Murillo iviti'etitatly, ed tit Tortetilla." 'Extract of a Letter frqra Block dated pee, 26. " The catthagenian schooner ..Prwid Sultgn, bas tome in' here front earth:igen:l, Nil of poor . mi -lerable:Wetitches,'who escaped Otliti being taken .Ity Nxtract of another „Leger Frogs Saran . nah In Mar, di t to itoth December. evlienatea CalEhriginni ou Ehie 7Eh end arrived, l►c;rc on "tliv IStit, in Cie Constitution-. ' Stato vessel. We have on board Arti;uoit and ConlinAnder in Cilia; au, , , . ..other schooner is also'arrived." • There have been no arrivals of French Papers since our last% A private litter mentions ft deal ration of 11, DE Cazus, the Minister of POWce, that tbere'have been but 311 persons lirrested'aml coicfined for State offences in France. This bap, pens rather unfortiniately:for the broad assertion of a certain %Itible Lord, that the French state prisms actually cautained at the pie sent Foment less than nintteen,,thousaa4 iteopp4 Cqptaita pibudit proposing, to decide all the affairs of Europe in a summary manner, 4rtys, '‘, must if and some Twenty Gentfern more, chosen by a sort 'of instinct I have, will do this !" People laugh at Bubgdit s folly, but continue to speak gravely of f‘ The Opposition.“ We hear Of the Opposition saying , this, and cluing that, and een. „, spring such a measure, and offering such a sug gestion, and, from •custom, we attach something like consegttenee to theft matters, without' sof. fering ourselves, to consider who 'and what the t ol,position is. use Vas bred the habit in us, and • wt nurref4ctingly , give the word « Oppositi on .. the snipe meaning it held till lately, viz that of a combined powerfol body of men, comprehend ., j og i „, n y of the largest, properries,-of the highest rank, of the foretnoct talents in — the country,' throwing themselves into- the scale against the. • prepaodcrating influence of the Govennuettt, wheCt,,r , itl ai:,.of the lg.,:;1:1, of this' , Contititution, or ti - iftte;y to exalt thernsetv4 intrai k ie r i a t, 130 . what is c'altE , cc! the OfPasiti94:nov, such thins, t:i,ralsl stn it a '}iuclv s”brltit.:,to Ito -rt.;il by sn'eltrrien as ?,fers'es. Anti 13 ENNZTD). their' three headed Cerbertis iii the Commons slims. that this. triple in4n4ter way with itohalil esatito, ..st4f and _scone twenty o :n more ! ! ! Yt " exeites.orir inirth to See this Ttio Mitisg all • . the it Of their assumed station. Cato was, not Inoue proud of his - Mille Semite titan they :.ure Of their Scort:, ,.o f 'Followers. Wt.! can fancy -verb of th e -gen era ls. taking the li - 4i1(1 at the-head _of•.,bis.battalion, say squad ! dreadful. array for `Mlitisters:,‘ In the'tentie; the !tight Hon...Ctecii o. TteuzlEy, acontinander to 1.4: relied.tipott by his troops,. Imattscmiteitas never changed. shles, butt „ativays . shntie the.bright ,and ineorruptlt t ir pa. staupe„h oppoer : ot' Ministers aliA the atihmter of ofli&e. - Under his banner range tinise over whom peenittary , or s corninerciakotivantages t. 'eau haVe - cto intim:l4:y: 'the B.A:, , ,lN•gr;`l3iiittils, M9pELs &c. ice. to the it tunber vt,seuett,ond occasionally eight nr 'even nine egiciptatlioires t.rkhi ,(Pro pritnit) 111 , irshal 1/rt . ovattr, liere we finj:,(he. law As sociation Gorps submitting- with hiir•hrt- ill grace to the cantroill.of a chief calculated to itilpire, we'Of INl,icttiTosn; (how are the mighty fallen !) lionN2a 1 1 1G01"1, 41111 all-the dts,,itpo;ittvtl Lord .l hancellors. to the . tinnther of tie . e.►r•.y irn.‘,otes, steady' as , revenge can (;)?; the' left, is that - superlative commander i - .IENRY 11F,NNETT 1 About hush . rally'the . tree'Corps-- . .the Iluenevr, 4ATttp r ,v, tiptcnl., LANIIIToN, I.lp.vrileoTp,,(loll - noble I,2.ysset,s, brother O uLS,• • Tolt,'Cottc•,'ltild others, to thy 'full'coniplernetti:ot • „, a dozen more, .who last- utentioned, when • refused ;a Peerage,' seem to ,Have give their 4 -Voice to the 9orerritnent o their Country. , Aud these be the'ttrurthies nrc to ri..cr thcily otfr selloolut;ghty reigils,.intinlid A fe great nitrions,:-and rtiorin th Univerk t -Mercy on us, Ivilo can hope to tt it h stauct:the-sbock. of this fmful.. foice, ivben di le4e;il by tlkse prodigions Lc inbrs Y. Tha thane . ters of . .the Chicf3 must gi vee entqty-to the, phalanx, and,no ;M•iiiistry ;nay expect to ,sur. • viye •.the„tittaelti et. itte3* . inoottierabili . 4.aiiatits itivigor4t4it.l4.'coPi:tenck luthe..6ltati,i;if=• , s int.e grity and , firninetl k of their gcntraiAihoo iy a stitse of the high politiealpit i ciigt anti 'e9 ll sl4 l :ltiun o f. the ,second BuotiGlilikT, and by a' ettn . Scuitt . snesi i fttit.ktiwv. ledge, ability, and iiiiportiinenot thirtutoTriz;. l ,g .13NN . • t 11114 hot, the vt'PA hoe so .ilitscon duct ed tht. alfijr's the B r itish Elovire, Ss to bring os to-our•oesunt iog!orioni stare of petite, bet te r . cnnfess' 111 . 0 0111.11 Ct a"' tiUtiic Trnitli foe these 11Ooglity.. , • „,. . . Esq..fiecretary of tegl . lion it the Swis3 Catifticiv,Aeft t t rl.i Salirrtl night, on, tiffs reitirn•tn thnt .-at.itTtry (Ik p4tcilips,.fror. lord rF , riAtiltio, t , fur our resiwctive xtke . "bard, ChtOieStoit p:it)ers to the (rib .of J.ahnary hive :icometoltand. The paper of the latest time states, •th'at advices had ;mew reeeiv&l, t bil . t the' Afgerine,, on : the 'lleptittioe of the Stittattt sikitli.r,Cc.lll - Dec.:Arcif, bud (lectured to' cimitler void the l'reaty so' IT.Calltlyenitsilffled betm:efi 'them and . the Unit e d States': rican 4 0 ,ditor erofe's es to Intve been At Some piiiitS to cumliaretlievaritlLlS dates- aod antiabrities Which Ir,itl,be en given on the snideet, bsktit iii onfirini;- tion contratlictiou of the fAct, 01.) v;etv of the'whole, is iuellued to believe: iij the rhilr tore of the peae,e. . . By the latest ativices front ltio.J.ineiro, Sp.. pears that Marshal I,or I 3z.te , roawearried his , p9int Aggiust the Itegtncy in, every qnestioa, and the organiza.t..ion - of the , A nglo-Porttigo . e,e tinny is Ilow-confitini t rin o;anner highlyl).inetieisl our officers. The foil ow titiirtf;' motiona, which - hear date irons Oct'l2„ 1815 Nikior-6eneral 'Blunt to birListrenarit.tienerill. Trtlrban, Witsoa, 4sitwortb, and Dudian ; o Etc Major-tienerels.-• t . • , • - Colenelt— Sir ltobert A thntlinot, It• John Caloissell, sir George Elder, Sir Cheats Sutton, littel tniund to, be Itriptriere. • ' Sir H, Pynn, to he Colonel of the 19th itegintent ; Sir Mor,eoll Grant, ditto of the fiat; Sir Etbrittnd Of the l'lth ; Cot. &owning, ditto• of the qtt; ; O'Toole.. ditto, of the-14thl C1. , 0 Cleorgt Patty, ditto of the Sib; Col. it.Laetteil, ditto of the loth .; Andet•eon, ditto of the 12th ; - Col. Koh, '&16; tfithe•l;tfl -;" Cur. ditto' Of tbe Ottt. • with a very lotig list of. Mejori meite - T;ituteluknt. Coloneli; eto CapteinS Majarc, ' Marslifil &restart! is .expeeted to return to t'ortugaliit April. A body of ISQoo.tyoops tray experted ar itmeiro from Lisbou; -. 4 wi t s gupeo se .l th e y would be occupied,-along. with the of,tlie country, .and the troops already in the Brazils' in an cipeckitiotv4geinst Mouth Viile'n Anti donatlo: IVI.NDSO4, Psi`: 18----Yesterday the Qu s and ritiNciisEs took in iiiriog etiach and four, on the Maidenhead Road. lu the evetiing-IkEr MAJESTY 118(1 ft select pact? at the Castle. The Duke of li:ntvi• strixeki this MI/1'1)bl trnni Kea. singron *Palace, anti uttei,ded Bei•vica in the Casde,.*ith QuxEs' and 11.4:“;44,Ls NA VAL N L~:'S. FEB. 18.—Atrivrd yesterday the Arne rican- ship ReititutiOn, in IQS days from liata‘ia. 'like English sliip TwiefatigableAlormEs, MASI et, who carried cpuviets'to BotanyA3ayovas entirely destroyed by fire about the 23d October; shi-was laden: and ready for sea at Batuvi.t. The Juliana was to sail for• London the day after the Restitu- Onn. An Vdiglish ship, direct from London, ar rived at . Baravia .the 15th.Qctober, with a full aSsorted cargo---reported t o Tare sailed , tretan Etvrlaritl in June last. Fkr..mourri, FRN. 16,—.Arrired yesterday the ,Lord Sidmouth packet, with a mail from Jamaica, ,in 41 days. . • " ' PoRTSMOT/Tit; PRB.'lB.—krric'ed yes . tertley five. transporlS tvith troops froin Cork.:..Siled yes ter I.iy his M..ijest Y's ship Cyrus 'for Ilymont h.— Arrived to-day his . Majesty's ship rtosaria-from : a • • .ernise.---The Fort NVilliant and Regent East In ,•, • . dlinnen, froin the DOwns, art: oft the Wight.-- .N. W. •Pt.vmotrrkt, veqerilay t!ier Conwayr slb - 1"-of'wlir for the' Eait — ludies.— Wind ^ I 18,--clue down `frk, - the River . Wiseford, ISArt.t;,Aa 0 . , fon judiu, and .rrneitis ; Tri•gfent, "and Nerinit, LAtxl4F.Ati, -tor 'bemerara, . stikd -; Alch .Li.ta rtr , .for AVl'vs, and iaded ; ,ut.l •Erveral partienlars unknown. : : Arrivt-d the. t Albion, PA- - TAB, front . Sh9rt . .nto, and remains,, with several more boarward,botind Vegele;•••-•-•\Vi t id 11A1C1c, FEB. ta) the. Eli l •4 uw 11, of ':wd I s.e . wea . stle, 'tnolitA's DUNN, Alaste)., coals ; brought is by the .Friendship, Of lilep. witivioNs:Of rnthier i .and leaky, having-lic h en . on shore nu the Cork *Sand ; Surly ehttte,"Lieilt. LUCAS. (Itiininander', .fr.nn a cruise'. oiled tb Castlereagh Post-();fire • p icltqt, C xptain • NOVIGII, for Coxha'ven, .anal Active extra Post- Ji)sy ti Mnon 14.11,-61All m , iftn - , for Gottenbitry,b,. Arid), mails of the 15th initubt.-. Wind N.W. • • ••••- •• •{ 1 A NoT.(ll:ii E. I ME;I?A,TIS.—(V)IC, in tne tf,lizitheth tmelket , ,-.buNN, - frow.Newto-Cle. i. , • - - e 0.41, , ' bond .:tv.l.4l7,p(ipp ;. Lots ~ p een on snore, on I, tVeSt.ltOp.k9, kit .her rudder,vlsl wa%)3rotOtt t. in by .thl ,salval4e sm:tt.ltt; Nctsi.)ll paci:et 1101111)(1.—Wind N. ,Safutifity die MoknAkebes closed:at the Ett,, , ,cludiLlioute,...audjkliverz, ( l. to Abe Pursers .of the faitovting;shipt,, , ,viz , ..:—; Elphii)qtme, Captitlit .T. Wwt:lord, tapta" , ft C. • 113rnort)---414 '4atlrao,4lo prr B'ertol;, '.lr. ,4,/, V,ft. (pt. W inter; ileCtt: Lthit ttri'!;. Mace, .4Clr . [J,. Rogers, fr , :t irercl+Artt. . : (!rs ycr x foN—Por 11:frtg : 0 MtN li ti g h. t Ar; , i El. Itrvlctr, mitt./ ;(a ; 11 ,' , 17,11te1. Pur Nradral; ' Mr. J. ; ?rtra. - liri'ite;%; Miis a Cat) et •,; IIICTKACT'OPWILETTttIt..7tROM Eir.l%4l:' OF %/I:Witt/V*l'. , enrlyfiwrit•i , etwoyo..cial opening this . ri , tsy will he beneticiA Tile posieition• of 14. a. niaortn;Hitt•-Napant, ivi+P.k.uvretairted,..:ttnd which cannot be wrested front us, grtes—effee anti conitnotliOns route (throngli the vast ..r.idge,ol the 14ir . nittielt M9uutaitts)• into Tarittiy.'``A,ll the inhabitants in the vicinity Of the P, i ss li r e d e li g h t . ed Kt gettiog, u eicie to tli(n, the Ghoorto tas ha% iog riven very -bail neighbotir• , i• intlewl. They 11 lvt txpilOteti '-the trade 101401 they (..41-ey Front tlitri.r. statement; ft:appear, cletti'that, there woold heait toKiliet ti , r fine agit have w goo:1 •tlefil of nionvy Current nmong them,. ruOXl - -q1 1 4 ,1 4.! (Int!sk. ttc;),', forAiirter'and.retiiin.•' hi short, it i s ptiohartfe', that avritensive it t~c :hac.,c3vrie.‘l a o mucl pFuot. 11:e1V clostincL•ittia opening." •• 4• „ . • • ;-;:Yesterilay- the . -I)uki. and. Daeiress' of AND kit t Seryice at the ch.pei: • The Earl of Lrrintroot. etintnienceririg neNt . • • The A1.14.-;-„i;!crine, (..urtain :rtittifis . ., which :, Judiii.stai,lon,, will go'out of l'Ortsmouth Harbour-on Wednesday: She will, I in' a, tLty• clay; f*inrArd 'prpeeed•to. iVhere, Rear-Admiral Sir iiictbst“),..tho‘vill.lioist his flag irs'her, for thecompand in-the East Indies. • Newcastle frigate, capt.. MtorstiStA, (iset- F. ing) , triss , •lieeri - COtriplet t ly. niatived; at Northtleet. In the-iouroe of the next monthashe will sail f lout ' 'l l ,orrsmentii.; - *lcir the SL'ilelena station, as flag ship there., 11. de BTVIMPR, Austrian-Commis :” sinner ; eiorAttlia.r.umsN,ltussia,a,Cumetissioner; • rind xj.dc.Al9-NTAii-titiu,..Friticlr tonimislioner, ivill etnifark in ler. .. . • • . Archdukes, Accompanied -hy Sir -Wit.t.tsm co•. G ltli ad3o. iv the_New costorn House • , •,. • • oii T.lity• have postponed - „their. depar ture until the first"iveels.its March. - • Oji 'tile 100 inSt. orde.rl were iisued front the Horse. Guards.for,the discharge of limited service :nen at the terMination of the respective periods -for. which, they ,enlitetl. 14ese reiznlations:svere alSo issued with regio•d to the ieerniting for the heavy eavalrY.• . • - • . ,An Order of 'Council ha; been .issued, 't o pre vent the czportationof arms to South America. We understand , Abut the two tollowing Banks have 411SpelltiCli payments :---iiittowN and Coofas, 'Windsor Bank' atid-PaLmErt, Banker, Kt BUCIUTI• on‘"the-Water. , . Sir I tieAsritil,ltootts•has resineed his rents, og his Cheshire estate„ 29'per cent. and on his pro •perty. iii Latiottshire 25 per vent—Lorci NELLsa- VILLE has reduced his Poistti estate rents 15 per colt. LORD KINNAIRD'S LEM% :x This Nobleman has published a pamphlet in MI own defence, to which we shall. introduce our Readers by the following prelianinan remarks from a Morning Paper. In our opinion, 14rd KINNAIRD has proved Most irrefragably that th e French Government acted wisely in inch-in hi ' m to quit Pradee. They have - enough ado to WI ) ! ' .. . down native Buunspartists anilacObitis, and ' WV they should consent to harbour Alien Assailentso i the I.3onenoN Government (scarcely yet .firm ! ? re - established), Lord KINNALit.D'S logic has PO 4kwonstrated.• . • • - . .!` Some curiosity will probably he excited by this Protruct ion, owing to the citeinnstanceof the Nel. )4 author's. :recent expulsion front the French t erri4 WY- Lord KItNAIAL) declares, that-he (lees Co( ' dispute the strict, right of the French Goe r ! ' . , con' eider that right as hating 'meta to act as ithas done ; but he SCCIIIS t o , : . been harshly. and i tp .f9re 11 ,njustitiably exercised, without any tiiolg sall,for it in his Own conduct. This is therein rde the priticifyil matter t o be examined, and of cod it is to be-examirred-os-im-er-parte staiementi • for Al! cannot 'expect &hit the. Freah k;oferdn: ;isle* ishiadescertit into 4 ' arena sink i io -10, ship, and publiabitsmplile for painplOset ° ' " tr ie It feet •sylticit if . m,typerhaps eorloder exceetilog 7 ,, YiB.l:*:lt'oPPe;,ts that. LortOKtigeft.tittl VOpiteLl Or" during the period of the King's first restor' g ' ° ,l / : thathe continued thete whilst the city yetis 11.4 re. occupation Of 4 the rebels; mid that lie has al s° . 0 , ~aided there subseqUentlV to the secood restorr g % and there e ttioup- I The b'reoch Government. I ' tte.eins to las ~, i 1.,i,„--, A ~,,, , .4' - r ,': ..* , .r1,% lite greater part t.)t . t HIS tillICe?I'l r. l - 01 4 8 Iiip,lpid been in the ' habitual practiceol rr, inufgating dangerous OliiiiiollS, ' MO 4,1 3 6 SOL i3iitt ', . ,with, rirettelt traitors,- - 1 -Lis obvious, thatitt.l,o, present situation of France,' eithei of these c o g . .cuntstances , singly, and al'ottisri bot ll or then) ' tie f gether ', mi ght afford Suffielent ground for .-...- !ternovat :tit a . foreigner trout • any co ui r i. :,,,.. nor does his 'Lordship dispute this' ' ' . ''' - dal •ly maintains that - the charges are - tinf -° ` ") : , •in• i his own case,' We remember 1 01 - 1-" c. - whielra reetnitingiserjeant tells his toniminutl7 olfifer, that MU witbstundlitg the_ Itsla"‘ " C 7:ci ll , . plaints .against the: recruits f or &soul erly coi n " 0 :they are the quietest set of - fellon ' s that tier " , ' „ f i billeted on ii imliSe-;-I.liat they did nothing ' 1 " % ~- , . „pest, a dirty, pair of spatterdasiies into the sour; just as it..was going on table for the family tli"' ' ,, f , .-..-7-beat the drum trust} the top of the house to.',"; fioltoP wblle one of the family lay dying, 3 " " I i few trifles of this kind. Whether his lordziolt. I ,acconnt ()E . /tie 'own coutlitet - he 'woe s ati r rlactory, We h do not profess to deteriniiii. . I l l • opinions, lie says, 44 are neither dartger qu ',, lll ,- --theateelves, .nor. have ever- been •so in the di d "; nor or.Sbc.occettiOn of - delivering them," "lb , l c are' those opinions ;' That the F . . ~„0, Go,erna ) e• .l`- ~!...to%t,ars a spirit of proscription and persecti ti t familiar to the lilaidtesl epochs of the Rev,1:1J 011 -tha,t .it ," has annihilated the liber(y.." f i r; press '!—that it " se. - Ins incline d to satisfy passions of all its creatures "—that the liing . ; joys Tlittleennsideration " and has wreiik.ed ,"t - iengeance i. ! of-which weave been willing '11; tatots. - Now, lc all '-3 this were trite, we, eon ,- concelve,..that:.i Prudent' observer mig. lit col; fitta 7 his observat ions to himself: but Rs !, .is mere delirium, Nee etinnot but apprettell ! that' the: waroliiing of; his Lordship'S disterdri l l itnagirvat.inti , tnnst, as. is - ;lanai.: in such Unbar, - ylv-rtvges, have formed - 'the . perpetual ',o . bject Ot hilt: c!ort verSa ti on. ' A mind tinctured wit h 1 46 gitio:pty horrors of - the ReVolution may..bave Pr. lieved that it saw; during the lest SIX 1D0DA.1164,0, -- early - massacres of Lyons repeated, LiFe• g u t i cit tine in pbrmanence, anti . the- vidiruc for ivo' that :breadth Matliint was toirrelow:„ inOnoti 4 °l " :by fifties and- hundreda.at.a ante with grapc-si".' ..ass the command of those ' lt reSperilbte i Wi : :IOW." Ftn:CLig and COLLOT d'Henants. .' persiitt !of a wild and ninsetticil: brain may b a ' l forgotten that the very tranie of the liberty ,°, = tte. pleas •Irad actually been annihilated Boil :: - 1 1 1 3 ot k.: irieArtra,.and that it owes its pAili . .li . leV i4l4i ,4 5° 1 0 1 . 4 ltie , Royal Charter. it is now ho" t ' seven and eight ,Ittonitt% Since the King w‘ni a 't , ' l'eund tune ll:Stored to the palace of his rtnecdt2 after a - rebellion unp ara ll e l e d : for perfttlY• -‘1 - "vengeanceW:a% hitherto consisted in the ol g ; tai punislititent of Iwo traitors, and in acc ed , i ' li '. to` .• the - toronhnotts wish of the National i .. .; n presentatives for removing from Franee:4lls° fifty Olen , who, could : not be - viewed i ts I L country , without .horror. Of the Ilizirr ' f 4 . 4 is il le?lnlYarkiblY rite-most 01.1i0118 in this list, L alas warmly professes himself frit"; tlad his Lordsliitt ever read the //istatica/ Meg; of /bac/re !of ` Nuates Y . Does lie k naerihdt - t oy man - not by *agile suspicion or secret •ca l t 10 1 ;' , but by his own Official letters and speeches; b) ; 10 cumenes recorded under his own. Itancl,is P r il lj • - have been one of the most blood-thirsty 01 a a l l;a 60 n agents Of ItOSESKERRE, ;Diddle most artfu l (); a the tools ' of linoxapaura ? ' And :is it W i " 6 , 1C' ,1 a being as this that it Bi•itisli Nobleman bod i l; intimacy ? His Lordship visited hint, end'Ut `lllitl,s. , period i—Just before the Corsican broke from. • I. frison at Elba, and - iquitaT startedlorth to re 7i; liftionize holy—just helot e tt,eci tain journal i' it ,i, i country begun to quote .the'exprr.;(si , :tts 01 f ie British Nohlettlan at-Park," and tiff inset " I t ' d cions calumnies on ;he French 00 - ernmenti OA I/ ,_ . with the letter K. -These are odd coitieleencel€ • . and they may have struelt!the Frettelyildinist‘rs:°' , 0 , suc h on dohlennent rellection.'' tif i wcver, ta # • • 4,0t0r 'may have been merely aceidentel. Tbe: sl " o, o a changes and chances °ran unparalleled revolur..'o4 subsequently brought FOCCHE' iDIO offiCioLl C u tto tact with persons of true nobility ; hut it tit -- voluntary contamination resulting from R ir ow, ' neOUS intercourse that well:ink disgrac efla* i l Bt h uF t o u cods uGE not tide o e only t raitor tra tor ii. whom his Lordship roust have a!,,soctatada f ~a - admits that he " sought - the aeivainta nce - 49 ,1 o bi, those who had been objectsof curiosi g -y; a3 . 11 ,0 fortunately we know but too well the y,; pipe avv. • Oat/. persons of this dusoriktion played)_ . . • ~ . ti