The Sun. — London, England, 1815-09-08 00:00:00

.The Dispatches to Govet utnent which were bronght yesterday front Patis by two - French Offi cers, were.inintediately•forwarded to the Earl of LIVF.AtrooL at Coomb-Wood; but, we Can as sure our Headers, that whatever they stay contain Las not yet transpired nor, indeed ; could it be expectol that the contents.should be disclosed in tree present critical state of affairs. _ 41Rafvv.9-1 Dublin, I XVaterft)rd. 1 - 11 Tr.-1 Lisbon, I not tertinwf.ii, 1 Hawburgb, I Holland, 1 Guernsey and Jet sey. M',`:LS. „PRICE 01 nus DAY AT T 33anli Stodi, a rt , r Cent-Red. shut zi per Cent. Cons. 56i . 4 per Cents. shut "F, pet - Cunt. Navy Ann. Bank L. Ann. shut STOCKS o'ct.nctc. . • , India 7s. Exebect. Mllc, 3.. ss. dis. pr; Onin.Nyinent, for Oct, 6i pr. Cuus. fur . October, 561 I I !GET. WATF.B. AT LONDON 'ART DG r:TO-MOIIIIOIV, 24141riiiiie, 57 minutts anti-, S. II uing, 21 uTTuutca Aft er C. stIN. SOLKM 1:1 , 13 CEHE 1. 4 1UN1 AUDFAT LONJMN FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER s, 1813. THE JAMAICA FLEgT. • fir redemption of the pledge we gave yester (lay, we have to state, that the information re specting the Jamaica . Fleet is in the same state as ai that perind ; not a single vessel having arrived, uvr_ any account whatever respecting them been ri•ceiveti. .A Ship of War arrived at Barbadoes on the 26th July from England, with intelligence of the Battle of Waterloo. ;Brussels Papers to the sth instant, and Frank fort to the Ist, arrived last night. • The return of the Emperor of AUSTIITA to his capital, it is said, is again deferred,. and the Coronation at Milan is to be postponed till s spring. More Prussian troops w'erc marching into France: .Tri consequence of circumstances With itrhielythe public are already acquainted, Mr. O:,CONISIELL add Mr.' LID 'ILL were this day "botin i d" oierAo keep the peace day the Loan Cl3lt F JUSTICE. The authority of his Lordship, in cases of this kind, is said to extend to his Majesty's dominions. The Gentlemen in. question had been in the first in stance arrested by Mr. Sheriff FLEMING, who sub sequently consigned them to the jurisdiction of the CHIEF JUSTICE.—(DubIin Correspondent,soo A considerable part' of -our publication to-day is 'occupied with a Document, said to he the Se, cond Report made by Foucua to Loves XViit. We shall not stop to enquire %%dtether m not these rapers'are fabrications. We have always consi dered them as laboured Expos - ..s of the Party; and, mitether they emanate from the Duke of 01-TAN - To,. from his late Secretary, Mr, JAY, or (as is reported), from a ci-devant. fluo nnpartist Judge, Mr. L * *, the organ in this instance, cif Col&nt CARN'OT and his lac- tio-n, and as speaking the opinions,, and hcipes, and fears of the Revolutionists, therercire enti tled to serious consideration. , •We•may:als* re-. mark, that had FOucttg not been theykathor or the Abettor of these publications,. it'«•oubd have been easy to deny them, and take away from their effect the stamp of his authority. As the present report is very !Ong and very in terestiag, we have thought that the most expe dhnit method for offering a few . of Observa 7 thing WigCl} OCCtir to tIS 61)01I it, %vault' in to throw them 'into tire form of notes. Before• pro cce4ing, however, to by these before the publie, we may generillly state, that the scope of this Essay is to persuade Lours XVIII. to give him self entirely, into the hands of those who were foil' months Pgo his bitterest enemies, and the paitizans of his rival far the Throne of France, Be 0 NA PA RTE. There are certain data assumed as the founda thin for this advice. It is as-sumed that the ma .joity of the population are hostile to , his Ma jesty ; --that - the Republicans and Constitu tionalists, strengthened by the Soldiery, who are the only Buonaipartists, arc the prevailing 'mass• of - the nation ;—that re-action (upon which- a svorl by a.nd bye), would be fatal to the Throne, 4aull that the only chance for its permanence is amnesty and• ATpori , these points M. Point-in chiefly rests but as we proceed with our Notes, his arguments will be found More dis tinctly stated, with such ohjectio,„ as tiney. ri facie provoke. (14 Who composed tire rminrity mere spokn Of I Not the patty to ‘vhiar FoOCtIE be longed, for :thoy, were leagited with the last I,lo7eri—not the,gene , rality of the }rend) people, for. they , were. passive;—net the Royalists. in the West,. for thev'Werc not sufficiently st rang. it the Th4htt, ,af Irrst.J..iNazraN ead A[41'541 ~r ... { . . LUC n glorious European Crusade against 'ryrann y into France, which overthrew not only BUONA PARTE, but FOUCEIt his Ministor, CARI:OT, the Republicans and the ConstitutionaliSts:..his partizans. -Let us not then be insulted - a claim so opposite to common .sense as alai those Who were defeated' with the-Corsican, were those who defeated Limn ! .(2), ee Ttt F SuN of last Saturday._ Our able. Correspondent states the existence of these two great 153 . i-ties —hut tells Rs, at the same time, that false designs are imputed to the Royalist's, in order . to gain proselytes to the opposite system. M. FOPCEIE is iiot sparing in such charzes. (3.) .This is also we. believe correct. The same fact is dwelt upon by our Friend. He says, Paris is with the Revolutionists, but the Royalists are strong in the Provinces. FouctiF, cn► the contrary„asserts, that the North i!; so well affected as to he governable ; that theltrest pre- SCITI s a frightful picture of excess ; that the Centre is caln►; that Paris is divided in sentiment ; that the South is devoted to the loyal . Cause; and the East equally devoted to the opposite side. In another part he says, there may be -ten depart nieki in favour of the King, and fifteen where opinions are balanced ; while the population of the rest of France are hostile to Royiklty. (-1. 5.) These are the arguments of the Enemy. The West and South are the seats- of loyalty a - nd long and tried . attachment .to the BovaßoN Kings—therefore arc they maligned in this Re port by the Minister of a BQuitsoN King.— And what does be Clare to tell his Master. Trust; Sire, to those who murdered yonrl3rother and all his family :--trust, Sire, to those who . twice drove 'yon and your race from your. kingdom, and were within these fear days in anus against you, asking for, and King bat rni:—But do not place confidence in the Vendeaus, who have risen in arms 'whenever a•chance offered in which they imagined they Might promote yotir restoration place no co . AdDice irr the'children of those fathers who have endured all for your sake, 'and perished in the field.or can the scaffold for your cause ; Nace no confidence' in the men whom you found fighting your.hattles on re-entering your territo ry—because, Sire, • they wish to restore the ancient regime ! Oh dangerous fallacy Is the King mad ? Yet edicts have gone . abrond against these Vendeans They have put to death some BedbiArArTE Atheists, miscalled Protestants, who had revelled iu their blood, and they are to he punisbed—but. speok of punishitg die crimes romniitted by the other side, and the cry of horror is raised, " I3e varc of Re actitin royget aud Forgive all—Be merciful, magnatlinttins,, any thing but Lust."—ln short, put do►rn no factio►3s but those in the !rest and South. • (6 ) Echoes the same strain. Ti►e Minister who desires the Rebel Army •>f the Loire to be kept virttollry in farce, of course recommends that the Royalist Armies should be put down,. The former, according to him, constitutes the na - - tional force—the latte► he charges with• being in a state o rebellion ! Dare any matt write thus to Louts the XVIII. ? (7.) Foucne seems to dread the new elections we augur well from, this. (19).. The same appre hension is imlicated. (8.) NOthing can be more lithe than the posi tions here maintained. The three causes assign ed, certainly promoted the submission of the army, if we mal use the word when speaking of an • army still in f6ree contrary to_ the Sovereign's order, and estimated in this report at 20%009 men ;• but they did not operate in the proportions , herc-ascribed to them. Few submitted front a re turning sense of duty—the greater number did not submit as a sacrifice to the repose of France ; 'but almost the entire mas§ submitted from stern necessity. They were beaten, and when they dared not fight any longer against their foreign• foes, they had still 'courage enough to resist the commands of their King and oppose theiasetves to the laws of their Country. (9.) We only mark these passages to invite the, wortd to ponder an the awful tr►iths they involve. M. Fat) CII E is very inconsistent- with hit-Melt* here ; but the description in this part is the right one. (10.) See THE StIN of Saturday ; in No. 2.) (11.) This.is the old cant; falsehood, and .non sense of the RevotntionisCs, who pretend that the minds of all men have been chained, except their own - , - which hive on the .contrary been great'y en lighteuell. There is nor, there cannot exim the ig norance here imputed. We would%rather say that France, Foucus, and tho•se with -whom he has acted, have shewn themselVe3 the uninformed and misled du'ring these 25 years ; and that their ad versaries_ have', from every'countyy . iu Lurope C• I/ Lii; . what was expedient and right. - As for all‘the-outcry about restoring the.anCient i KI&SALEp . gErT. I.—Passgd by the °id oe' :fro" . 1 the Kingsmill, ot , and for Liverpool', , 00 regime, we agree with FOUCHE that it is hullos-gal ; she left it in March last-, and tray' %oleic i;ible but we differ from Thor in endeavour; n , , to e l c n a, persuade the ‘vorld that this impossibility will be the following account from St. H ;... he touched : attempted. . s 0(10311' " That the Arniston, formerly an w reck' (12.) The word "our" has a ludicrous effect irt e ''.' s bur latterly employed as a transport , wa s f dig this .passage. " Our Kings," says the Regicide . a rd u est..b . ff Cape le Grenass, to the East" D had been his vilest property ! p oil FOUCHE t but, in truth, he used them . as if they . Cape of Good Hope , with about 300 °)11 board ;—onl, 10 or 12 run were saver ' c ' ope of (13.) The" we" in this place is equally strong. 'el . be above account came 'from th e it It .is true that they in whose name this ft EPoirr „ ; ,,. t ual Good Hope. Some men from the tia'' . s • ne w / is made had nothing to fear under the reign of . , ship arrived at the Cape,- Who brought the , f i e leil BUONAPARTE. Bitt they were not France. 'They came to the Island of St - c j ie were the successful plunderers of the " Clergy, No- and . the account by l)is Al'iliestY's ship Liverpool, from it is hies, and V, migrants," and with their Chieltititi' - ' •- . of Good Hope, and I have no doubt bu dreaded nothing so much as the return in poer - of the . lawful owners of the spoils in which they w thett [o' mutually partook. (14.) This is most unquestionable. We have always insisted on it, and earnestly begged that the Allies would act accordingly ; and in the al ternative of War, take away the fo‘yer of doing evil from the Nation thus acknowledged to be so lotwer►ng in its prognostics. (15.) This is the key-stone of the whole Jaco bin fdbrick, and it is false. The, people in Addresses to the. King from many places have demanded tl►e puniShment of Traitors, which these Traitors call "re-action. The greatest peril is in leaving guilt unpunished ; but the op posite advice. cones Most naturally from one `of the 'most guilty. 'The laws and vengeance Ore to sleep on : the late infernal conspiracy ; and if they Wake at'all (says Mr. FouctiF.), let them wake only cur the fatal excesses of the Royalists •in La Vend6e, and,in the S,(itab (16.) It is immorality It is this legacy of woe which Boot , tArAtiTi.: and his crew have left to de moralized France and unsettled Europe 1 _ and _ivl;at is the remedy for this and for all the other , evils ‘7l4iell are recorded in this paper. Read to the end of the:Report, and you Will find that M. FOUCII E proposes, like a trite Charlatan, two re meies—a moral and a physical force and, lihe a tainted .Jacobin, that his physical force is to consist of the Rebel Army of the Loire.' (the dis bandment of which he advises should be a mock ery) , while the Royalist troops are to be, dis armed and executed—and his marl _ force , (Ib.) That Public opinion, i. e. bis and his fel low Traitors opinion, be received as a controoling power in the Government ! ! We; shall not waste a comment on such insidious propositions. •E (17.). "Or fur themselves"-1— • " The thief tiath, fear each bush. zaGitiiter." Sn.triEsrcA FIE. The criminal lives in dread of punishment.— This is uric but bow is it to be avoided, Must guilt be allowed to triumph, that it may -he..wit4:- true , . out ' 7 - • (19.) We have already alluded try. this.. The Ultra Royalists are . no,ihing beyond Royalists, how." ever misrepresentvd by the factious who tremble at their ascendancy, and sincerely ao we hope they will, prevail. : • Dated on board the King - smill, of Liverpool; "from Bengal, 11thAttgust, DEAL, SEPT. 7.—.-Arrived his hili . m a jestY' s 3 1 , Acteon from Leith, .and sailed to Porr si* l i g t Prevoyante sloop from Portsmouth for D' 11114 ;: and Castilian gun-brig from the WeitWard' 3 c sailed for the River to. be "paid off . .-- : S 3iled tb Friends for Buenos Ayres.—Wind N• W. :,, t eols PORTI9I.3TI-1, SEPT. 7.—Arrived the I''',,, of sloop of %vat front Plymouth, and Leven 5 • 0 16 7ce burgh, and Cork ; also the Hardies frau-ISt' ` s e- ,i;e4 t i. ie ll:,!_ ), . 8 " Spring, BEILE,. from WO; 1 wer i Archduke Charles, for • Cow es..- - " 7 ` 11(- telly. ic , „ t los . sslloui(o),Lip,YE,:j‘‘.;:i:ili:H,lfrosEl,n7.l,:i.al6No.T.oNlCit..ah.cm..e.Sianiletcl4l eslJ:fe:4°l.: - . — Lieutenant SMITII, of the Roval 7.4arY , jusi e - o f rived in a fast sailing cutter trom the 01 - P OA ood Hope, has brought the account., rh'il:#l before the cutter left the Cape, intellige"b,r been received there of General 13ttoNAPAHT6F,g,- Tg thrown himself on the protection of the b t o I c:e l:Government ; in consequence of whic ilea' etore detained at the Cape, ou b ,.ntaur, of 74 guns, and other s hi p s "f s h f Ili; incursion into France, ‘vere, when tb e , c „ 11 4 t he nor- () ot os' siled, under orders for England. Thi s "i ii ttr latest communication from the Cape; "hitte r tEx iter i:;iyin had a remarkable q uick passage."' . Flying Post, Sept, 7.) The Coined THE T E ke THEATRE- I:e.st y , led ,f nights e :rig:, -----.2.---- • . _,, r oy° Yining Quaker, wloci., else a (e% ." Theatre, and which was revi',,.e` `se j il i fl v threwll I : I ...., n A N t I r i ' E :' . r e i ' : s s . ..‘ , i n t .i i .3%k in :s d t i i l r' I i ' I I6t(1 Primrose.iiClod,llffi(gt)t 1 1 . - -.. c . : e i deri ve d ‘% ' i l a d c e I s , Y i i ) During l e 1 r repented i I i t s' i i ei c E : l g i 1 1 11 1 r c) lr I t ni a i i 1 1 : 1 1 ' I ''' elli l as tYt 1 : isc i llit ' . 1 3 1i Pli y °ll t gl ' ' I I t: r : , I I 0 ; e 5 : I i : : . I. i ti . i ' el it " 1 i ; i 1 1 .1 I E l .1 .1 1 it : :l° e r i CI: e . ; have .ll.i_ no room 'vo le*" 0i gallery, on i i - ,e D tt ; . r e . h ; apple : Ilr a s t . t G 1 i the apologizingD p B e s r fo a 1 .1 1::: :I' s °:: •Ltitell')4( r i e li p s ea l : c e:l fsoo t ri l l i a ! l secure from himself - a guinea to 'lll ecv , c ,c l :l9 s' tfe thcelif. the afie'lder, and declaring lie - ,i, Ti ,c t a. .. lopi•ielorb would increase the rev'' r ii, o l43 "' the tai sympathised in the indignant I , e , e , , f e llno' offering the caraund'ileilliacvelnign escaped. and "nnly ppplatided. hills escaped. 0- I.'nt:rifiupe,itlililigl,':elitti,vaii,agootala: aci (20.) An Amnesty for all but the Vendeans requires - no ruftl!er exposure : and ourliMits and time warn us to close these 're►narks, which merit public indulgenCe• from their having of ne ceasity been so hastily rot together. • Colonel N.P_KtNNoN-, of the Coldstream Guards, arrived yesterday morning at Downing .street in • a chaise andlnur, bringing dispatches from his Grace the - Duke' of WELLINGTON, and also from Lord CASTLEREAGH ; 'they were immediately sent off to Lord BA,Tuulis-r, who was at his country scat, at Putney. The General Harcourt, which has arrivcd'from Sr. Domingo, ham brought letters to the 2d nit. The war had not been renewed between HENRY and the President Pvltotl. In -canse +ewe of the long cessation of hostilities . .the track of the island was greatly increased, Major•PEOpyr. transacted business with, and re ceived his final instructions from, Earl DATlturotr yesterday, previous to leaving London to prbe.eed to Portsmouth to cnilutri - ( for Africd. A dispatch is said to haie been- received from- Gen. RuttnEAu, ciammanding the Buenos Ayres in Peru, stating that his troops had entered Poto.i ou the sth of May_, without this acquisition hav ing cost a • single shot that PazuELA, the General': of the Lirna army, was evacuating, with tation, the provinces of the Viceroyalty of Buenos Ayres, which were in his fear, in consequence oP their inhabitants ha-ving risen up en masse; and cot General Roz,:av Au t t ofllscoinnnmicati and provision s : an d. oWas S.pursuing him, in'order to protect and cover the popular movements -in the above provinces. •A pr i va te letter from Paris says,—" Le Comte,. de BLAcAs _arrived here last Friday night, and has, once more matte. his appearance at Court. He is 7, cc nominated, Amb a s sa d or to t h e C ourt o f but doubts arc ente . oeninedof his proceeil- N,i rt y li c izlY l ug on that mission. It is highly probable that be will restime both his-former place and his•for tner at Court.'' . . Yesterday, about twelve o'clock, the Duke of CuNDER.LAtIo arrived in town frorn Kew four o'clock his Royal 1-liginitss returned to,Kew . di nne r, where he had ,4 select party.: . . 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