The Sun. — London, England, 1815-04-14 00:00:00

'the 11:0111.11.:TrAlli STOCK. t;ENT4..v.mEs, rar,Nc II PA P l''.'il S. lA. • ES AS • , , . nj: ,HE re•odt of the ilallot estertlay having , - PAletlt, APRIL 1.0.—;;;;;I e Nliy, tl fr,ll tn 4", ins _ZI._ spin Til iced me in fhe Direction of your Mi . :l4s, tllory ,' m , • . ~ • , t-qi t • • • • of • •.' I ''. t" plc •‘• orer lily sincme Thanks for the honour of your Support, , ajt.sty livii. sc wenty tegmcnts c.tva ty ant f ,,,,i t, t e .pc. a t m y nssntane r s of a the and zealous lttrn- inf. t • titrh' I had ••-- • • ' 11• • Orleans • I►d ti e . A n iy, ic 1 di 111,t • n Ol,l a) 1 i!Oli to the interests xild prosperity of the 7 , ,ast India Corn .p.a.i.y. ! left bank of the Loire. After his Maje,,ty had .i passed along all the ranks, amidst t he: a c c lamation ? (it the troops Oriel the people, who Covered the Place du Carrousel, the Otfic'ers -and soldiers formed a circle, when the Emper - or addressed them I Ilacet he bonotts To tte, with Brett respuct; (..loins it ad CVD , Yonr tilost vlivdieut atia In(whttnible Ferrnnt, WIGRAM. 31, Upper liaricy7street, April 13, ltils. FOREIONERS. nearly as follows :- 1 4 ."Soldierst.t-1 h:tviibjust rertived accounts that. the tri-coloured tin!, wa ved at Toulouse, at Mont pellier, and in all the S,outii. The commandants and garrisons of Perpignan and Bayonne for maliy declared that they would not obey the or ders given by the - Duke D'Angouleme, to deliver these places to the lipaniards, who have besides since communicated that they would not interfere in our ;ail's. The white flag floats at Marseilles 'alone ; but before the end of this week the people of that great city, 011+ref43eLl by the violence of the royrdist party, will have recovered all their tights. Resuks so great and r.ipid•are owing to the patriotism which anions the Whole nation, and to th e recollection vhich you have pie•erved. of me. If tor.a year viltolittinite circumstances conirdled us to liiy asOe'the fut-coloured cockevie, it was always in our hearts. It novi+ hecomu•k: rxllying sif.nal; we wilt qint it but with life. — The Emperoy WAS interrupted by universal cries •d •. 17 1 s, We swear it • '' Soldier, !" resumed the Emperor, not to interfere with tiie x:l:iirs of other nations ; but woe tit t.ho , ;e who shall wish to intcrineinlle with onr, to treat us like Genoa or G e n eva , „,„I impose o; other laws than tho , e N inch the 11A.- 6,111 stilt,. 'They - shall find on our frontiers the heroes - Marengo, of ns:erlirz; and of 3eua : they 'hall find theft- a wiloie ionyle O wl( 11A ye GOO MOO men, we will oppose to them two " 611.1 ”tts• - -(The most lively aeciaininiosls interrupted thy E.aperoi.) I :Trove," lie adi!ed, '' of yonr rallying round the iii-coloured siiindards. On the field of May, awl in presence of the - assemided will restore to ,11 those cades, which Wive been co often glorified by your valour, anal sects the -eftemie of France in Hight. Soldiers! the French " We Ariwi) people and myself depeznl Lyon you—depend ,aiso on the people And On Inc.' . :. hurst of the most sirdent enthusiasm lollowed this speech, and the cevie LETTER TO - THE PRINCE OF ECKMOIL, MINISTER AT .WAl{ "'Flea4-riarters it. 'Duilouse, April a , 1814. " 37m7se;giterin,—i teceiveti the or-- tiers P. , hl wit's on the r,t of APl'li• Informlel of the ‘votwertill event, which passed 11l siich r yid ,iirce.siini since the -Ist of :liiirch, niit. intx:l inf orders, to give the EinverOr It li r‘v proof tlt niv sew itnents ; hot I 'had niottntl me only a sutii: stithir of olticers anti' ultlier~.— I tvi-ts in it ciiy (If 50,000 bola:3, nlie4; - c t!ie pre- Set' ce Of 4 uti Vitroile., pretended Cormuis- si;wer• id' the King, represst4 the zeal of citizens, ithu are ;;.:• cat nta • jmiry. \lv.torc•e , z - , il $111;111; litmin \tttrollrs• increased his by le- thon , h normitnerou - s, and I cui:i -11:11)(1cd, stiliprnilticed hint some coitilmniti. • . " It W , IS ill thcr.se ti)t4t COttlit tic Crux arrived uat TOulose, and (vas soon follokved by Marshal ivhom the I). ! ke p'Angoilletne appointed to the command of the lOth . Division. This appointuteut .appearclF to ute singular; but as .Marshal l'trignon received my commuoient ions col d ly, -- I felt couvu.,:ed .that this coldness, which did not • escape th e Royalist party, increased its conlitli•nce. I thence colichi'ded th;it delay was dangerous. Four companies of artillery, which they de spaired Of attaching to a cause ,totally lost, were returning frovo Nismes to Toulouse. Baron Vi trolles, throtugh the ine(linin of Maishal Iscrignon, issued order"; for their retrogadiug ott .N:Arhonne. I dulled this order, and sent intelligent oa:ers to tell the companies to einne to Toulouse as spet-dir as possible, in spite of the orders of Marshal Perignou, which I t(wk upon myself to disregard. imigements heit.-7, thus thade, l this titorning at day-bleak caused 11 , tron Vitrolles to lie arrest ed, and am utakingan inventory of his papers. I also► at reNted t he. Cotnit de attnas. _ _ " I fortiv.eith repaired to Marshal . Petignon's, as his powers ceased the moment I received those of the Emperor. I proposed to himn to put him- Self at the head of the movememmt which 1 %vas pre paring, voluntarily offering to sacrifice to him time honour of the day. The INlarshiti haying shuilled and shewn weakness, I did not press him ; I my • .self gave the signal, and at five in-the mornimi'g th e tri-coloured Hatt was floating. on the steeples ',lnd public inillo;n ,, s - • at time same hour the gari'ison resumed the.national cockade, vitit the acelminma tions of an immmnse nlmmititude, "It is now mid-m;:my ; excess has been Com - , mitteo, no symptom Or opposition appears. • Conot de .sr. _Anlaime, prefect of this de- pa:lndent, has eOndeleted himself Ivol. Messrs. Daunts and Vittolles have demanded permission to depart. I have left M. de Daunts, whose capacity is not dangerous, at liberty to porsne route for Sp in. As to M. de Vitro;les, 1 have thought it important to detain him , on aceonut Of the cha meter IS , e displayed here, and the infamous -con (iuct he pursued. I await itt regard! to hint the orders of the Emperor. _ " Generals Cassagoe and Cassau seconded me perfectly. in this affair. I have given the latter the command of Touloust., as the population is un ;lnd as tin General seems to h:;ve a well organiy..d head.-1 &e. " Count 1):e; LABORDE, Lt.-Gett." EXTH \CT' FROM THE HU:Pohl' MADE TO THE MINI^ SUER t;}' %VeinHt' fi-IE sus-PitEFEt2T VALT,NCE. 0:1 3d of ;e in the Morning, the. troops or the South ,irrivvil . 1 . 111 •ti;z:,t of they preceded - by a stalf-oiiik7r, of th e D u i, I);:altanae, r . h, v. - ere all lodgeit iii the eily. The Dui, e d'Att;iititenit , 11101 . 4 - 41, at the head of iz to iospit wren,-on the road 'j.l..ncy to Greimble. r n , v 'text day, .t he 4thof ‘A p ril , the Dttl , .e km-Toutine• , e mimeo a velvet, displaced me, and their re._ DI,: nu military movement took pace suntc Born p urns of vcflooteers arrived from the South, and inerea , A the efi7..eti'v e t• r e. ilg th o f - his troops to ih e 1,11,u;,e, o f or lueir that tiOU men of the 10th o giment o;' the !kae, TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN, is the duty of. every man, to himself us "e :l as to • his country, to' do all in his power to gnarl agaiost its enemies. \/e are now in the mast critical, .and peribius times. We have no oommott enemy to encounter, but the enemy of every regular Government in Europe, and indeed _of the whole human race. Ills only principle of action is an insatiable ambition. There is not a country on the 'Ent opean Continent, that has not suffered by his violence, rapacity, insolence, and thirst of power. Thoti'gli apparently subdued, hambied, rind resigned to the loss of ill-gotten, and atolirity, by an unfortunate c•.at binatinti of events he has been able to regain a situation which atfords !lila an oppottu,►ity of sturbing all surrounding States, unless they set deL t ree of vigilance, concord, promp!itnde, and, energy proportioned to the danger which must attend the restoration of this Man to the seat of power. lint he has so often deceived the several Contioenta! Potentare4, and they have been so often lulled by Iti••promi..ses and his arts into a de lusive contitlf nee, th4t, motwithstanding the ex p,.rienee tviiieh they have had of his atrocipms . CharLwter, the world is not without fear lest-they sle , utlti be again the victims of his sthtuletv. the falsehoods which be holds forth to the French wit b respect to his pretndert expectation that M An rA Lents'', will _return to Park, and by the artifices HO he employed in "sending such, a pi:tuber of Lluissar'es to the Court of her Father; in order, if possible, 'to ensure that event, of what deep laid plots lie is capable. But there is reason to apprehend that_ the Eniissaries of this mlAtt are spread over every conufry in Europe. •-'l% , ev ap pear in all disguises, and though mast':. 4 th em may tie detected, more perhaps will he tittle to 'carry on ti.eir schenli's without being dis , ove rv d. It ;s - certain that many of their are now in this metropolis.' It. is impossible, Mr-. Editor, not in , be struck with the fart which you l ate l y „, en.. t `ll Cr; , Z. ihat the Courier who brought tl,e nisp 'at-Ives from - the Usorper's Court to env- Frimch Ambassador, wool 11e was sent Nriril them unopened _iota of the kingdom, wets(' to t ~iris, us here be 1:!c;, , IY remained tn. assume a riisl:usu ~anti o)en.clietted a laneing nithi•conn- ,t1r. ,1 Coati jVcri to get to the tactropoils - ;;;;• ,- re . Is.llo nth( r way to guard - again.t tlit• getoti. 0! . foireioiers, panic Freucil wen, tLan to , rillsr them our of !lie ' the rreneli are, to use their own words, at - least so for at; the soldiery are roneerned, a der4oralized n!,(.1 are clpallle of any a;roCiOuS act 14 - gaii - ,Kt 'other Status, from, lie 'ituipilke of Ito v:t-iiity, as well individual Ottvirvst... De evorriltze!!, 1 ,, ,u , r-ver, l)lit a ni . :_r4fire lvord, aud by rto turn sex sses atrocity of l'rettchmtit %vit.> are iufli;enceil by the revolu tionary pi - lin:ivies of Fia".ce;or It'd any attach ulet.it to Ow eNeerib:t , per, Ilk sy .. .iTent, and it to be supposed that .1.3i]0N,%- p\RT ' r, xvottid ,d'orr his ports to be open to tliii c , ..ilutry,. were it not to auto.ver his own (le,ig. es. 13iit credloOus as lie may suppo. -, e us to he, the frev(loin of our f;overtitneitt has.giveli our Press oril);)vtimitrr to investigate his CO niitict , and to enose his character. Vet %re have, such ta, host claneTrous foreigners among, us, that London is, as the l'ot says, -- ne.•dV qrneral home, - " The common corer of Paris and of Rome"— Aid the sooner try_ grt rid of this refuse of Etc rtspe, the less danget: will there be of cot ruin jug pe-ople, and sapping the foundation of our national security. But, Sir, though I oh3erve that yon hare occasionally animadtertcd on what Vert properly denomitiTite 77.. e I:oreiga Oi)era,, you have'father censured iron the Score of to , te than as a ' sol i rc e of political danger. It should be ob served, howeVer, iii t it is, really a mischievoas. lAstitration, ,7ainsidcred on the lattcr ground. • The I)uncels and Mnsiriaos of France awl I!alv are all Imirers of 11UON,1P1RTE, and they manifested .the most indecent joy on his return to the French caital. 'I here can he little doubt that the sactie descrip'ion of InTsons now in this i!detropolis enter' the :.414111C opinions awl f(nAings. - As f;:r as de' ends them, they .1,-ould ruin this Country in order to aggrandize France. Yet we quietly submit to iie , v iiiipo:tGlirms of these dan gerous characters every day. We find - that euelilocn eint chide our viv,ilanee in entering our co , ,ntry, and with little less facility they m;,y be able Jo. escape from it. Who can tell what ptoti, uviy hc devised to efteet the acstroction of tzty or othergrcat characters among tr 3, e. V 7 7t. ahilitil-s and patriotism may thwart the 15sn.173er's tle"igti Ira ruy opstotl, and in th e opi pion oc vory true ringlishman , our people of fashion CIO IPA SLOW a proper.regard for the .credit or se c t , - rity_of the country, hi bestou ing such at liberal pil remilge on an E,tahtisfitnent.so fraught with mis chief that to %eh ch 1 have. adve - :(ed. It would he an act of proper (-notion, and iit4ee;l of public ditty, i l l the C,ltAmszttl...kit.: to order a complete examination ('f all toe Vet - soils, not to t ti v u of ills G -wotrv i witn itching to the Forfi . .o Opera, and, to ?cud licene -OH he •,isstirett Olio there are no ciatn;erous charaPters among thrm. • We mrlt not a1.1 7 ' ti.)eir ithisicians or Dancers. We h aov' ori'v . p.i,, sic i l9 .,; among - etrtal to any that the Coo t ileni can stippiy, for ail the ratioual purpose s nt the art, anti it ally imorovemcu't of that t i ll i s , i „ he atteut;ci: a cornytion of oor manntyrs, and o f o ur ttPtioual character, JouN Pwt.n rea( 4 .s' l trnsr, op the turaths fir . their-Siugers, hick :awaytheir Dintcers. But th i s i s n r. Edi t ,, r , of too importßut nature for l'evitv, and . th,:refore hor you will vi , e a eorlv insertion 011 . '3 lettcr; wild clutch-, Your to promote the purpose of it. A Pltn:(.)N, 4nO fislA 6t- 4st-rift of S,Olo f•Pai rO - 0o .the sth Of April, the aPprolch cif his tttjesty's troops induiced those of tee South to vattlate Rmnann, .repass the isete,aied after horning tile lerldgr - of Romans, to place t hem seit es, at si., o'clot.l,lit the evi..oing, lit:yolk! Valence, tin the iirtti of Nltcrt,:eiimarti " UT I) roOse of e,.nnon was heard. There vtaA a comnat front one hank of, the Lee to the otite'r, Which had oint'y al.p , irrut renit elleept some wounded , persons who were brlngl,t into the e",ty,., "The i!tdie d'An l4 -otdetnernounted his horse at mid-day, and did tuft return o'clock. Alter that notch prt ei ot:dim] was reaturked among the chiefs, and it was augured Olaf their departure- tvnold be speedy. In fact, at 10 o'clock in the evening, the Duhe".d'Angouleme departed, and all night horses and carriages were heard to go away: " In the morning of theyh, We learned that the city and the ,country round 'it were. entirely evacuated, and at seven o'clock there arrived, with cries of '' rive l'Empereur,“ the National Guards of ‘Tienne, well armed, and well accoutred, Who annonuced to us the arrival atroops of the line. (Signed) " BERLION.” " Valence, April 1, 9 o'clock in the morning." COURIER EXTRAORDINARY.—Movday Morning. On the 29th, the netOs of the entry of Napo leon into Paris was received at Viewia. It.pro dticed a great sensation. When the arrivpl . of the Emperor was learned at Ancona, the cannon of the fort was tired, and'the town was illuminated. On Abe 4th, several .persOns Were arrested at Lyons accused of having endeavoured to favour toe r c ro!red Pr6veneals.. On the 9th-March a se dition' broke out at Constantinople, excited. by the 3,inissaricir This 3olt!it.t.v, on slight motives, 1-t-..bircishiatco their Chief. ii arptnir: that the eton 7 gress tv:11 be at Frankfurt on the. 20th. Artzt 10.—Government hai this day re d the most favourable nev. , :i f r om the So ut h, which will .00n he entirrly pacified. 'Montpelier and Toulouse, the chid place); or t he !loy a l Go vernment in that iiiiattcr; halve displayed the Ifi c6loured flag. 'M. de Xritrolles, one of the most active agents_of that Governinent, has taken-to fii ht Ivith his adherents._ Vt'e are itsuied by . tke same authority, that the adze D'Angottletne has roiled toVvards the•fron tiers of Spain. The Jimr;ml de Paris has an article from Nllle4, datecl March 1 29,, stating, ‘t, that in consequence of tne party a't the Congress in favour ofJhe re storation of King Ferdinand having gained stipe.-. rior infinence, Murat had put his army in motion, to the an.onitt of 80.000 men : two diviions %I - ere pas , ittg- through the itomanStates : the Pope and his Cardinals have•fled to ilorence. This ottraor dinary. event, it is addtri, had produced some movements of a very. mune:A.9ns party, at Rome, %%lit) %e-ished a secuhr Government, and were ills.; satis;iett at seeing all otlites filled by Abbes, , m on f : s, aml "I•lirrk. is talk of th appoint mew of new Pinong %viloill—aiT mentioned Gelicrak .• D;oiict, %Mc! 14VoNS„APRIL G.—General Grouchy has had the grcatust :••!cess in his etihrts torai,e Volun teers to march ag,ainAt the instii•gelita.. On - the first day his L'inelatn.atinn • Was issued, he - got P3JO to !.; lie whole of - the Veterinary 5,.4„. 0 01, and a great 1-It_ of the Lyceum, enr,)lled thetw.elves, and have already set off. The country prople conit! crowds to otkr their stryjces, and in 24.1 - I,:urs-otiiwhole Department will have risen ea masse. The Telee;;Taph hal; announced, that the day after to-toorrci,l' 10 ,000 MP!' trill artive here.— They 161. however, he Uscless, a we are able pur,ekes to repulse the itt , tirgents. • Lv'oNs. APRIL 7.—General Corhineatt, Aiife d-c-eat.up of the 1;:: , pe; - ,r, arrived iu our city. Ike crowd of national gnArds.coming from Bur gundy was stici!, th - at comiers were obliged to he sent to countermand their march. Lieutenant- General Grouchy has gone • tolralence: Lien:e naut-General 1'46 must be. at 'this time with the advanced-gourd at vignoo. The roth coterprist: of the Doiee D'Angourclue may be considered ras terminated. it wilt only have served to sliest , the attachmettz of our city to the Empetor„ . and that' of Dauphine, and Burgundy: FLoRENcE, ItIARCH24.--Inimediately after the Emperor left the I,le of Elba, the Princess Pau htia ( pi tt ed Porto Ferrajo, and landed at Vo ,•eggio, to ° proceed to the baths - of - Lucca. It appears that she wis arrested the immtent she lauded. '11)e King olN:tples ; on heinOuformed of this circumstance, sent to Our Court to decliire, that. it the Prineess.w as . not instautly releaed, he would enter Flotente. This declaration pi'o doced due effect. • Lorrnny :0-Avyaßow monNiNG, A - r NINE o'CLOCK.—Ti niz 0 ILY poUNDS.—TIIII Er. 1 111C)lis:1.NLYouINEAs•IN GOLD IMMEDIATELY. • • • - ?.I.IILS Irittvrx--- 1 France, 11)00in; 1 Waterford. Uttrr-1 uSs liou, I Gottenl)nri:,ll, 1 Holland, 1 Guerusey And Jersey, I Dublin, .1 %Vat-ex.:ord. PRICK (iV S"/ C CXS THIS +my Al TWNLVg ;AIME:K. 5 k 11:1111( 1.1 5-161114 :3 3 1: ' er . Ihuiia gout's, 7s. Ss. pr. 3 per Cen , . Cuns. .57k 14:x.cheq. Bilis, 2s. 'ss. pr. 1 per (A:W. Cons. 7.211 Offininin 5 per Cent. avy Ann. 871 i Cues. fur May, 57L num Iv.vrEtt AT LONDoN BRIDGE TO- 11101111.0 W. !ling, 5'2 ininates alter 5. 1 EVciting, 20 minutes alter V. , THE SUN. tj 17 1 S 'lliceßF. F,\t.ic'•'•l .111 I)EAT ? LONDON, FR 1D.11% dPieri, 11, ►Bl5. French Popers of Mondety arrived last night. — They speak of the Rm. - 7;lllst' inovetuents in the South as if they were \ tieatly overpowered, but we entertain sanguine hope 3 (hitt these represen tations have their 11;11 shore a the Corsican's Ivooted falsehood, and'that Lostvatt of being p 4 down, the Good Cau.e is acquiring consistency an d vigour in these Provinces. In Paris the ni,sh. of , Peace is grA l hally dropped, and the Rebels vawit Jondly . of their tvarlike strength. an a hatrangne to some of his tenops ahu were review,l:3 in the Piklce de carutt,. - §el, i.ki 3 AitTi Cot' 01 - 6 Atit iF " . tit` "r'' itch contest ; and wds cheered by ic whom he thus devoted to vvounds for his own personal ae-gtandizement• bat _again profqssed that Tie • would trait a ) with life, again td forsx-ear hinoelf, cif litre fortune- reduce hint' , to - the alternative 1,0 nnurable death or cowardly. compromise. or, • hour is at hard which will put Had he even the force he pretendS to P MSeis, would require it all to support hiol yeth is-it'l3lll°l enterprize. The Parisian Guards 10": tint rf been reviewed, and. he must hold rc Capit4 by , mititrtry means. The , pir it °f o rth sistance in tn'any Departments will bu rst 1 ; •:cit blot to th e I it when the , troops are. retilovied w ho 0 0 " ? • Jo' doWn the rising flame. As for the iis"rr,c' it self his presence will be wanted .fn th e ‘; 'r e ,l• where, Heaven only grant that he may be ' r i o opposite to WELLINGTON , and his Britisli • h er- o with an army numerically equal,. and if he itirgive him too • ; . W e Wee learnt nothing f,itther fc , " rc" firiog heard in the CliteLtion of Do,kJk. qty iToszin to hope that the loyhy ofdot effect the' object of placim ': it in Pr" { amid shonid by no menus hes.inoritea ".) xv . soon occupied -by Allied G a iTio lll 4 held for the King of FAANCE. , g It is pretty clear, that' m, rs h a i s, )/ g,r d ot .in the secret of the Elhest. plot, thoyr tii.°sl/ ce 4)'"(ibis attached to hint from the c irento i ten having been Making'preparations as It h c te 10 4. pated the attempt of BuoNAPAItTE• "ti! forming magazines,castitg cannon, elec• leo getterlly thought, in the hot informed ccdief. was engaged planning a Itevolution_ol 31° kind from that which has taken place. the re ' It Is ' t certain, as we yesterday stated, th are many conflicting parties in France ; th e (- 1 -(' .1. , sican has taken the lead, And bent soine -°( A ' V to his own pnrpose, but he will find it no easy oe 1 ter to consolidate his pow m e r over the it1141,1,,i: shape a former despotisM. From bei"g the shape it, piter of France he mast, at least for the l;: c h becoMe ias Mercury, and attain tliat by art he before enjoyed-by force. A - digcsted narrative. of events from t he 11 1, of BUONAPARTE to the arrival of Lotits the at Ostend, has been circulated, but. ale!' tirc i ao: r 4 „ familiar to the Public, cxcept the fact to t were sent to MoRiIER at, Li - de, to arres.t.birole JEST? and his Royal relatives,• fast 1 1 ; I he. - traiCor, and then by the execrable PAv"ti,-. • o gi h ough Most of the Private Let ters;iV* J ' l o te l gin„ to the Bout:Bo - Ns were destroyed or vc!! co ° before the lit NG ef't Fari,s, a great IW S ai fidentinl piaiediijitinents,, papers relati" proceedings of Congress, eorre3pondence t.e'rtlvi ing he negociat ions w iih ancriia exc. O f .111t" c it 6 hands of the Rebels. litiONA,t-orvg; it s ~ir e! expected, will make a good use. of the dig.i° a 61' of which he has thus bcentne m aster, 00 0 licarion either in France or in his o'rglio [ ' ere 11 ' d 4 b U r i nng will probably apVe 3l 10 ° ' th e "vilest efforts of the free press tch icji establi , hed. Vl': h) mitt to the Duke of NORFOLK, in the r appears,. from an answer_ giver ) tll' °1 f loti , j 3v , Peers, last tight, that the Dispatches "131c1),,tlo. futti%ely managed to get ij NAPA IiT,E °" oc' er , Lace been sent to Vienna. :Separat e Faci6c iii one ere bei one of the Traitor ' s 9 1d ' :to sow , mistrust among the Allies, a fidentialcointnuMiCation .1 : all such , 'oc(' tt will of course be intimially into:C."3' rlo ,r yo " all sides, and this candid intercour se disconcert his Intrigues', but gre at h r .?rtrel ; 14° that unanimity and . reli:ince on each other is so beneficial to the Common Catt se ' irg ade //1 $ There is a report of a Warlilx 31e' s PI C about to be sent to Parl:arnent by c •l WRGENT„ his is at least prematac• ' 0 - 00 14 .e , i d! The Morning . Chronicle this of , ao specimen of such writin as we sio il forP c , to describe by designating with its tion. ' Tice entire publication. s° l IL S every honest feeling and every . ' ;hrt t that, without conor s e, • trout its or l• r : / ii icli ' O O.l it must auy,metit the disgust 'Hatti, ''lt Newspaper is viewed by every t e9e- , se' t loyal person in the EmpCre. If the 1:0 0 t° 115 til t hoods, the must undisghked sti!)servieni::s Pureose' of the Enemy, the vilest eal uill „oe, c y " Great and her Allies. a nd tile s‘ ucl ° in ills ,•re torts to AatioNAPAwis c bas f if to I:,botir ail this, anti to labour it byi t gt l :JOG' sertions, infamous utisrql?•et,eittati(o)., a p,4 0 0 ,, , and palpable niltruths, be the par t `, 4 „ J oo st . t . 11 ,6 Jottroa the Chronicle deserve' taLit bounded'approbation of its cott ,l " . Y; 'tile r ,, 9 , It t - reverse of this he the real state 01 o „ ; Imist take O its Mote ailroprikite Sr Hti° „ l joep thelatry tool if not ~ of native land arid all let;itini,tte o"1°,110 0 5 :04 I° pr6.,tituted and corrupt and trait'liaattfs ' of teen who are a clis ,' 1.41 graC ij°ll pvatii,lilt;t: to isip,irkit.l Ai 1 ", ,111 'fi Ilt fir• 1 f