The Sun. — London, England, 1811-06-25 00:00:00

;~' r. ~; _' !` ~: 0 ES E lONS fs, ON THE trEncit OF IitONAVAUTP. TO' TILE LBGVA,AI'IVE BODY. BY C EWER t.. SARRAZIN. (i) "The Peace.enncludtat." &c. 'lne peace with Au Aria, of which &tenpinAt is anxious to make 1 box it to the Logiviative Body, is any thing but as' lid , me. All Frenchmen are jet. cia&d, that the Howie of Lorraine yieldeera the sohcitations of B4011 . 41)300 for the hand of in Arch.. Ductico, only ora:r to gain time. That man twit have renounced common sense, who believe* in,the sincerily of the: attachment of the Eloiicror Francis to Buoua l iarte,—who wished to dethrone reproach,:d him with, folly—who loaded thc.Archdukes with the grossest abase...and. who pill:; his richest Provinces, atter having slaugh tered the choici , of tne, Austrian Army. Buono parte kuriws what ho has to depend upon, on this head seas the destruction of the ramp iris 01 Vienna, Wore hicevacilatiutt of that capital, is an evident proof that he wished _to' facilitate the execution of his ulterior projeJs.. ,the yyaf 730, Ludes, Duke of Militaine, gave his daughter in tnariiKe to‘a General o. the .Saracens, in older to obtain peace. .The 1)ul4,1 'availed himself of this-accom modation and two years afterwards he exiernn. uhted the enemy's artny, which was mire than 300,,0un stron `"? Lf, _ . _ 111 The Affairs of Religion. dm." :lhough the French are ;indisputably the most religious. people of • Europe in appe,,tranee, and the least so in reality, Buonaparte will in vain assemble Councils, assign palaces to the Popes, nominate shops,' and make the greatest concessions to the Clergy.; he Will-be the objeel of general hatred, it he is in astute of schism with the Pope. The firm miter of Pius VII in refusing to• recognize the arbi- Wiry acts of a tyrant, appeals to have produced the most advantageous results for the exteratinatien of crime, ethkfor the triumph of virtue.. The-inva sion of.ltiene will.be as pernicious to Buonaparte as the weer of the Peninkula. These two politieal nienstiosities-khe onetewards his faithitil ally the King ot Spain, and the other towards the venerahle Pontiff - who had tiowned Einpiror--prote tO the other Powers , of Europe ho.v much it is their in; tcr e st s illy in a dies., •in order to. maintain the glory of their thrones, and to crush ihe disturber oI the repose'ol . the world. 'I hey may reckon upon:a powerfel ea-operation 'on the part of . the. French; who, alre•rdrashatned of , obeying an usurper, and jealous of the interests of the religion .. of their an . cit.ters,.l will chasetront their bosom the infamous Ituottepai % ,4 On llllids the Pope a prisoner because be had die courage to pronounce against him a sun wilco re euetinnittnatioe. • *(,) ".tiotlaott 11,4 S hear mewl, &C." ills proposals, made 40 • 4ngland of maintaining the independeticeefltioliand, it she chose to come to an aocontmotation* .. .theimProPic ili, then, WO lB % * airy thing but sitteet*.. Since tue French empire cantiot br coeiplete 'without Holletid,.. it • is clearly proved, 11,,n the only object of Liuottapartei in ell his ovcriuies for peace, was toimin a laeuureble oppor. tuttity tor, striking t grand blow, itifteg which few land woeln have been, uniteii.. The *flare was dis. covered, abd.Mr. ibouchere failed in his project of . . pining tour, 1." Tile PC414'11)10 aitoincil; itc." "-; • The occupatiorr of the liana Towns has existed sined,t , Why unite them to Frantz The rea sowassigni,d by Iltronapave is to the last degiteridi.; , culous. .41Crerys, that he•ltadonly in view the ail mentatiOtl of itis.marititne means, and not at all the aggrandtsdiuent ;of 'his territory . ) he attributes this te Its arnhitiotrto the eystetil4idnyted by Eng. Una. But we are tint blind to his designs. 'l'he military postimitich he occupies on the Elbe and the Vlht ula, ate only 60 many dello s, to-serve as the'bits - s of operation. for,the conquott ut the Lul li,* ut !LW Cll3l',P 4 . .!. ' • . . (/) sce': • The Ilitited Status may, for a moment, be blind 6, 1104. ettig 'Mit' rests Wurnertle is ittitispeir 'sable to• theit.orrisperity; -end whit, will becotite'ot their eurnmeiee, if they do nut live in• harnieny with Let ' .utritutte!t!titt wise and prudent enitti sets .avert stortulwitiub threatens thatinice restingrque.ter of the islet , / WoOtl. Sprung glom Ellgl,nid, they OA - e all that theynceio ' their mother inee'pendinee ekeepted, a present froinghattee it,oie , &strudel. than Vanduriti box; lice it gives rise to dissensions, which Frani:o/411e eivorlOto Int 411 itillitStiq 4.4lB,3ltiaily' 44641 to to thin to hew own. advantage. Buena, 'parte ertgagee to I.o4;olid , tito &tote of •the - united Siateeeoltsektt tlieir What orb his nietioh %Wl:lint; in sea a: rnoltitude of priritteliti; u win ch , tkithout distinttion, 'the reebei, of 311i.H . 01:1) tel,ing :are to , eii;k the Americans, and.tedretlydispatclring.theit'orovi, atter the manlier ot thei ilitteenneerg. Such is tpe , brifilatitistoswa-whtch, the . ;I . woriselton 0 , 6 1 their li we lt>,l ally, .bluonapartui 3 Oesenii to the United Watts! (6) 1 hait,o Tne,Soyie,e4oo, ttr ohetpttakl . ; more., properly, t tit; .. rtetetfit*ot ;the GjitidtlePUl4 9 ;:a; the 11444,01' 1 5t he noir:rod. with I.lreLeppreb l rtil)omt . ..Itiatervtal,Mestee. ..:lire, trtoj n eit r lo l 4 Liniracii* 141 linmieettd , Awitrio, and ofn.the,:ttiAngit sit liergieturt I , ,settfPeassia, , l4ertittlitey intro , limurne.sts degettenstei l ii , :241; Out ahuddee, wltlc'hettglr ht*ing thLAnAilli,ttV '4,tiliated as the subject* of meth, whose hot Vicvoolll ftlffillne V 1.11 CY: Wtlai .: , httvii - .4litdirined• twenty Vyditra ego Such; hotereveryitt cluadrightfulpositioni cat the , Wtrternherg , and ti.°ol.4:lltl .P4rmeletlt, ut the Greed, vivo of LI , t7.141i(g, „0,,) t)i , :.Y.siaio So." e te s ~:As IluetiapipeAO yt . rite rhino of the Vala4 fe a ts r , (g o _ 010 . 41e . 111 11 : 14 . 1 . 41 be,ve p e tit A extr.fii D eo ho A 0 ,ut . tu be prestim-1 o,4jsome, bud 1.044 g. eettiniistranoce t all poscd P .O ile o Mtn he , w' a c.s 1, ) to r traivicerr,:Witii i t tl,ll,it inN),1404.4., E lea puts- lir roe :tere-grOurid, the intei e:eti 01 :, S . it terland ialy 01/4.,cnvation,foi tire: N'olai4, It. b.:epltics , motor . t prinvipal ,up trances:to, these two coon o '. an d ii ,,a 4 ins alit; poises.ion. of Mt* ' I4 P" 4* - 1,414 fa 411115111 p I*, .•,,flOlll aft whole 01 :a ti O na* , LONDONbyIct CI parte's condos hitherto, we must be convinced that all his promises are false, aid that he will never make a ietrograde movement but when constraioed by farce of araia , as happened to him in Austria, in 1809, and in Spain, iu 1811. (8) bring, tkr." England adopts themeasures necessary for com bating her enemy., is,uot neeessaiy to be a con juror to fathom the piens of Buonaparre. When the garrison of Hanaburgh shall pet itaeli in march, it will neeopy Holstein andjoiland, - while the army assembled at Magdeburg will take possession of Ber lin. All the dispositions -are- so taken, that the French may arrive at Tilsit withten tiringannskel. Pruasia, which exists only at his nod, serves to mask all these Machiavelian combinations. The question is to longer' about the pride'of nations, or the self loveof Sovureignst the tecarity of thrones, the happi ness of nations, anti the defence of property are at stake. Ruasia„ .?rtrssia, &Istria, and Turkey, .will soon have to contend pro uris et focis. It is doubt less the humiliatine' orders of the blockade of the Continent which Buonaparte calls " the unexpected events ut tl n times in which we live." Posterity will retests to believe that The illestriona descendants of Peter the Great, of Maria hetesa, and of the Great Frederic, have been reduced to the inconceivable de basement of. receiving law 'ltem a low adventurer.; and that at a perierd when England alone is mistress of hakdestroyedhis squedrotia, and cut to pieces his . Legions in. Spain and Portegal. Bute. naparte says, that he hopes that the peace' of the Continent Pot be disturbed, Let us not be de ceived. A laueuage of this kind is not natural, to hint. He has recourse to dissituttlation. Should lie succeed id putting his Spanish affairs in a good train, his areOgance would goon takeits boldest flight, and Russia would become his,proy: It is fals e that war on the COntinent can contribute to the prosperity of Eogland, coretuere.e.requirea peace, but that peaee,,aolid and honourable, As it can only be ob. tained by the restoration of the balance at power, it is nett wonderful that the frientisof peace urge the combination of all the means Which may promote that event. (e.) " The aline of Spain, ke." • • • It is iticoaceivable how Buonaparte dare .ana sunned in his speech, the very reverse of w bathe has se foolishly Artitilislied in his .illenitear. How now ! He says that the war. in Spain is on. the point of being terminated, because, the insurgents are destroyed ! and' this, while they are.taklng gueras, attacking Barcelona,. are wasters' of. three fourths of Spain,.and while at all'points t hey are .ha• rassing the French,,, under the orders 'of. Generals Catapovelde, Villacampo, O'Donnel, Ballasteros, Wake, Califrines;and a multitude, of othertaa distin guished for their courage and their zeal as for their military talents., , The trutli, is, that dire lumber of Spaniards in arms, against the French is at this 9;lo,l,pept much greater than iii a 09., l'hey are poWerfully supported by the armies of Engt,ind, which, after having chaseu the enemy from Porto ,gal, • have' not tailed to pursue them into, Spain. How much dors this word "at length," reveal all the blackness pt Iltiouapai leis soul ! He seems to 'blithe .eta), pleasure in the torrents of blood which have flowedriu the Peninsula. It he had had one battle - to. boasi of, it would have been dwelt upon with emphasis; but liad he entered uporedetails, he could have ittoted nothing bin disasters.. He contents hitnaelt 'with representing the hire as, entirely stripped of troops, while he pushes his hypocrisy so far as to affect to 'pity the families that are plitie,aed in mounting I He 'ha% enough to exercise all his sosibility to .the wide'exttmt of his ownStates,which, for the tast 20years,hlve furnished as Many yieliru,t as executioners io the rest of Europe. The Speech would not have' been comPlete, it .it had not contained one of his favourite gastonnadea. It to " 'peal of , thunder" that he will hive ra• course in order to terminate the affairs of the Num . . soils ! It is not word* bOt,deeds which will finish a war. Tlitettiglish 'donor speak, but they att. The battles of Ilariosa t ot Fuerite trk,hnite,and.ot ra,iirove,that they have trot ".sought refuge on the ocean to avoid'defeat, diagraee, and death." Vic ter completely M,isaiitta driven train Portu gal, and Soult retiring upon Stiti.lll6 iustead of Bada rz, attest to the werld, the military superiosity at tinned brthat• nation whom Hunpaparte proclaimed tn his Ilioniteur as kpoWn* even,. by evely :cofee bouaeipOlitician to be ati.:w:eakblf,land as pnWer . - gel by sea." • " I 11,ive given,' arc.: 4 ^ • • : ' - 'l3boo.loallti hat lint given 100'nii1116114"to the Mi. ulster at War ; he has remitted 3 or 4, millions to J.,auristori, to retard the atiaCk. of `Russia, He svinks thus to the Legislative Body., because he 'lo l 9wil veg,Weil th;it the French are ae payers, wnet 'that he. will.gfve them tench more PlFasUre t y telling them that he diallensesyi s itle.olo. millions of contri hutioea.lipte if T he announced to them the birth .t great of Iluottipfiria also knows vs rfav T ell how ridiceloes it would be to ang theta the raulloithr, while those already existing can • not be' . ' Frante # in' spite of all the qui..cktql bf Iltionai)erte, presents a iipeetaele afflicting to every frienct of hti mainly. That coeutry; once So flourishing tinder the paternal sway of the Bourbons, is goVerned by 'an Intriguer, abevred by soma partisaes taiiered With Cr i roes ter h I,' they believe .r P4ftibil ' I :\V holii COM Illeree Wil hstit lllon4, I , it hoot CrCdit France is stiitan Object of terror to herseit avid to her alliance with Ateatia, which'is ittiown ti far 'rum calming the alarms of the ntihrititie, iie,;tneitt4 tli6m ; and air ei t eion. 'Stances unite; , ;.l,tifi n it so tpptla s j , dy mai en • - -ee tire deliverinice, it the'' werikneW tiury to' employ, at the proper moment, the means which they pos scss for ettecittatintsoilafqart übje:a., A singular circurnstaircein the present :annals cifl military.. adman .occurred last week. A. fAher, , hitt twasons, atici,two nephoWs, valiant lirbernian he.l roes, five in nuiriber, voluntarity, with one voice and joint-coment, unlisted into the-17111 Regiment Ught . pragoons, now' lying at 'Maidstone,rci ondq, orders for foreign sot vice. • A renThitilt: , Pf , breed 01, - wild cattle in this country is to ,be fifund itt i Chillingiram Pork (bulong-i iog to, Earl ".I:B7AKNIVfiLI.IO,, in Nortbutunerlantl.;--; 'rho Bulls are extremely, fierce, Ano when the COWS . . :4 1-tre t i n y conceal their young, going two or. three times delay to suckle them, JAR') HARK, Of No. 4, Mara Aran& where sit-court. 13ow-f tisem rut UNIVERSn INTO LLIGEiNCE. „ °Kilda), RUNE 22.—Thts' utty is oegtt ning . to reotssuine an appearance al gaiety, and is titling veq, fast in consequence of the approaching Curtilbeniu. ration which takes place witty next week. kiplications for the adinission of Gentlemen Commoners,' at some of the H.ttls, still.cotnitnie to be very numerous, and truly respettabe : in faCt,. these places,, which are so Kell cdlculaied, for per sons of independent fOrtnne, seem to be risinglfigher and higher in estituation.every term. , The new arcingetnent,.sorne time ago, spoken of, viz. that the Vice Chancellor', Proctors, Pro Proctors, Heads of Houses, and gentlemen COmmotters„ were to wear silver tassels ia their caps, is soon to be regularly brought .forward ; the necessity of such an alteration ,is obvious, first, because it will give additional distiation to the venerable clniraciers vitro preside at' this seat of learning; next; it will tend considerably to increase the order ~of croak men Commoners ; and thirdy,, it , will pl - ice the soiqhre dress of Orford, somewhat on a par with that of Cambridge. LA!V REPORT. IRELAND. MERRY V. THIS RBV. JotIN Pow MD. TITULAR BISIIOP ‘,VATELtFOIti). THOLINEY, rLAINT , II•r, 1N 31,1t1tOtt, v. nitlatY. • - iractt and l'thtished by WI 1...L1AM R Si: 1 4 I t. (]ft/eft for the Peviump fnr kc. . . On Saturday list this cause came on to be heard . before the Lord Chancellor, and the circumltances of it being conoe6ted with the Popery Laws,,excited 'a great share of, public attention.. ,The fails were therein the year t 8.44,, Mary Power, a Catholic, made a will, and bequeathed a considerable part of her property to !he defendant, and others, in trust, for charitable and religious purpOses. The present plaintiff is her nephew, and his father, left residuary legatee, died intestate., and the - plaintiff, as his re presentative, commenced proceedings to ,set: the will aside, upon the gtoundslhat it. was. unduly. 9b tained, and had for it, object the disposal of a large property to Papists, fur superstitious uses. The question had, on a former occasion,, been heard be fore the Master of the Rolls, who had gien ills opi t►ion upon the whole of the case,at great Ingth, and had distnissed the ,application with costs. Arid•it now came on to , he, heard before the Lord Chancel lor as an appeal lioni the Rolls Court. , The'ScmiLltoti-GENcitAi., upon the part. ortlie" plaintiff, stated all the fact* of ...the ease, and made use Of "everal, arguments to. shew. that the decision of the, Rolls Court ongi.t, to be reversed, it) which he wati abt ) stipperted by Meisrs. Pluiiket, Burton, On. behalf of The defendant, the. MTORNEY• - NENAL and Mr, Wm. jpinssoN, with much sustained the'former decision by the Master of the ;116118.6nittifter hearing both side's, the Chancellor watpleased.to,ortier that the,decision of the -!tolls Court should be set aside ,and that. ,ha defendant should be restrained from internteddling in any man ner, with the property of the Testatrix, and that all moniet and security for money, which had -come into his innids. belonging , to the. deceased, should be forthwith deposited in the Bank of Ireland. In the Court of King's Bench, on Friday se'nnight after soule rautie, , e husuiess gone through, the Conic asked, if Lord Louth was in Court,,and being informed he was nbt,-the Clerk of the Crown was ordered to have him called upon his recognizance, which Was done, but his .Lordship,did. not ap pear, His Agent was alsncalled,lttit did not ap pear. His Counsel, however, ,(Messrs..Macart ney antl'jOy), having come into CuUrt, stated, thin hisrLotidship had come to town- for the'phrpoS6•ot attending the cQ,IIII, hut. e4t*iin.the Court wow. fir; some other clay fur judgment, he was not then in atteridanee. Mr. Se Rive:l...4'2lU insirueted on the part of the prosecutor, to say, that nothing has been done in the way qrsettiernent., .; Judge DA v.—There ought to have 6een a settle ment before this ; but there seems to be wale mis apprehen.ion on the part of Lord Louth, respeciing his appearing for iiidginedt this day..., Cot, wr.—Let Lord Lfmth be brought up for judg ment on Wedneiday next; and his recognizance be respited to that day, C:MItT OF EXCIIHJULitt CEIANIbER, ler:z 2 T E AIL Of Tliis was an appeal from. The judgment of Court of King's Bench.' , Ttiorney bad been deeendant In the original entice, and daftirget, were giNn.ta . a conkidcrabi.g,arnouot The offence was defamation, his Lordship bin charged, in an open letter,"'sent-to hini fetiont, will, numerous vices, Olorti j b y pocrisy ,and an afietat e lon Of religion. 'rile ohica of the writ of, Oror seetp i s to he an attempt to anew the . . tiairplessneSsOt•Th6rney' cowl Liet. Nit . :inktart Ea; on the part of his LhrdShip, laid dowlitherlahv Containing defamation, in the mos learned and, perspicuopsynanner. Their • LordSliivs hive not as yet givenihex Meta. judo; , ; tl, fire broke outleiterday mottling, about three . 'cl9clc, at the White Horse public kowie, Ortiry4ane, oiTaiioried by an elderly rcan, , much intoxicated e leaving a candle burning near his 1011.01 Sunflay night,: and.,who was burnt 4; 1 ,dcath. Ibis I :gindins were dug. inn of the milli yetiterdiy morning., ati,d Corigier's July sat at the e. .n Juicy son's 14.1 I a ---4-ie—reat lid st roet, at d verdi,“ ali---jicci*tital Dot& „jThe, great activity of the fire ,men: imilotqd.the. from extending any....tuntltr than. the . Bowe where, Elia tirel kokv.Put,but wtkieli was entirely cotritspondetti us, .that :tkie-001 11 6)9 1 1 people in and about Nlaictstotto , Are at ,present: <l9 grekit constaingion itt ccitiseqncixo of the recetA, tif -Cltilth who, the moment it horn, , 4 they confidently report, ytterod " 1. 1 R•rl, sty l 4 Le, a prodigious crq) gf i evory thing4,llds 7i 07 ) but few people will cdOy it ;" rnoiliately altar. Cuiliticting the nature of the pro. phecy, it seems to. Wye :born <3 %0 - y Clltia 10 rv i ire a t. once, without exposing; itsc.lt to any lot diet inconvpuieilt, s .711- • orttrio. On Vlpy 11 , e 3 tct ult 41 Scrlby, in Ma Co unt y at Nut. tingliaritsett the V is. ountess: G.ilw3Y. of a San , ' On th e st It iv 0 I)uit-Housa, kiltlititi, LadY i 'ig T.40,:r. of 3 Ditugliter. , , (Li S Illtr(1.0 ov,:iiiii.,, thC 15til Mg. at Ride the lite of W jolt, rue Lady t.t'l. Lietttenant.roct..l ,tinire Nu. gent. ot 1 :..),.• () It ;Ii V - 2:itil in)t. at the hotve of S. 17.! T vii,:ket.llwm. Ltd). Etizahetit.Cole, ilf a Soo, ~ th, Stinttay enotollig' laNt, the i.Ady M Ali,;:iael VatlOsig, Coles, Eig• at It.sq. tit* Gtoltturti.rlace, ot a Daughter. ..,.; .,- --- AM/4h itij . ..II 'Wednesday last, at St. George 'S Church, tlanoter, square, luhrt Fyrrell, Esq. to Clarissa Eliza, poly tkullitzt of Wllliant Merle, hsq. 1)1 Collier's eVuott, Surrey' t Orr - Eltursday last, at Wei, .Chrlsropher BAIIVVV; klig. 0' nrb"liaCs, IV :111A$ iirJiilZ, da.igilio o t the gay, Pot ISCOIIIC. cf !Nit I Slallti. , ' .; On Saturat 140, at Ft. Pancras Church, Thotros Wer`i'. Ing• l'•sti ot •uiidluid-street, tu Miss M. CA10114.01 l'"'" bury-square. -...........------......................------ , 01Iii). 1.1(u/gnilirli:lal iyi..atlltrie:si.t.4f,:i.nst. at the hOillie at iter brother, loo' IMicirnct, I,4e','niket• t* sq. Str.itnittl, k.sex, Irs, Harcourt, ic• ---' °' ttle late joilllSMloll itircoutt, 1.,::q. 'and niece ot toe Duchess of chaittios and 1.nr.1 tleintiket., . : , i; , r i• • On the isith inst. in Niagara-611aq, CaVelivii.l.s4lo.l On Friday last, flioniai. South, Esq. of liossingtoi it (:)11r.iSsiftntert8iayy:lossti: stvlll:l2ll:l:sita.shoitler: decp deein e t .111 t/Iti t iSill year 01 herage, Cathcrine Ehrib:th cldestilaughtetao. the Rev. Thomas Decker, °lSt. Giles's stlroatl-stPsty 14 wich. • in his GStn )scar, inato , years in the CoinEutcnis'il!l.ol°;;;Valcill'. for the Counties of Middlesex, Essex, and the Ltiony 4A, tig: of t ,. l3 S w u e o f (l 9 4 7 y : i'Lfte°'"ii%lll.it, in'con4.quence of the r•cile:4 I nit. ° A Oillikw0•10411, 31)001 A 10011111$1lar V'll'it .urninit front Tht: ma ket, Mr Kidd, a reyeetable WO r Barholin, near Starntorct, aged 07: ' ~ nied 6 001 Lately, at I•.; o • • • tr i yin ris few nigUl:".fge a twill.. yn. r . days alter he had completed 111 S ll6tl, Year. WOUnd4 heitav LONDON M.l RICA"' St 3 ". • RETURN OF WILEA.I. iN MARK.LANE, by C anti Al A LFAS, MCA V"it;liA 471. 1.:1/61i Agtt:Cably to Or Act. , Quitters et to 0, 1 a J 3; 2 7 1 at it Ito • . 30 1:11 7 1 1 :: 4 1 4 ---""--"" at 92i Mt, • -11 .0 40 I . 7 ; uE o t 7i' lis ai 15 _ 4 1 IC 47 :I t hi:: °d ot , 21 at c d 120 At 1) i n j: at 7/, 04 1 . 216 41 EC, 0.1 ,it at ts.ti 90 " t " 1. 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