The Sun.
London, England, 1814-01-21 00:00:00

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ametualier assert than prove, and !.I!tis. be goes on :
Theyarlinwents., :those .intlepentle.nt safeguards of the
" rights, and property of the people cannot by any possibility
" be re:plablished." .
\V by ? honest Man ! Ivlly cao they not be re-
established ?

" Thy Feople, dispirited and disheartened, degraded to their
ancu(nt condition yotyriers, humiliated by their change
of fortt/nes (well ,sliid.Tool), and haunted with the recollec-
tion of unsuccessful crimes,will not dare to murmur against
theirmutiter. If any mutinous spirits should survive the
excruticns which will of course attend the restoration of the
ancient di/nasty, they will be incapable of giving serious dis 7
turbatte to their Prince; or if they snould stir, the Al-
lies rrho .placed the rbouttuoNs on their throne, will
maintain them in it. That France will be dismem-

" bercd, as Well as' bumbled, is not at all improbable.
" Germany, Spain; and England, have claims on many of
" ber provinces. p.estored by our aid, the BOURBONS can-
" not be su ungrateful as to refuse us any of our just'rights ;
" and as to the French.people, wlien we are once at Paris,
" if they should dare to remonstrate,, we shall reply to them,
" in the words of their own forefathers, lis victi4

And so ends this very, very, infamous publica-

tion, which, when copied into the Moniteur, will
serve as well, and better too, than all the mouth-

ings of FONTANES', or the addrescs of SEGUR
and the Thirty Tyrants, to attach the ill-informed
of the French nation to BUONAPARTE; by shelving
them what even in England is stated as the treat-

mew: they are to expect fro►n the Allies if they
desert the fortunes of their Tyrant, and eSpouie
the still more detestable, cause of the ferocious
and blood-stained Bou RaoNs ! !

FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE LOSS OF THE

QUEEN TRANSPORT.
The transport, Queen, No. 332, - CARR,
master, had brought horno 325 sick and invalided
soldiers, 63 women, and 58 children, tram the
British Army on the Continent, besides which she

had on board 6 French Officers, prisoners of.war,
and a crew of 21. men, making a total of four

htindred and seventy-Three persons. The ship
was lying in Carrick Road, Falmouth, and,' we

understand, was well moored. At the commence-
ment of the gale which has been attended with
such fatal. effects, she was observed to riA hard,
and at about five o'clock this morning (Friday) she
parted her cables and drove ashore on Trefusis

Point, where, in_a short time, she was beat to
pieces. One hundred men and 4 women with great
difficulty succeeded in getting ashore ; all the rest,
perished with the ship. Thus 369 souls were, in.
a few moments, hurried into eternity under. the
most awful circumstances ! The bodies of five
men, ten women, and nine children, have been
washed on shore near Penryn, and a great nun►-
her at Flushing. The above soldiers were all ar-
tillery-men, except al►out 32, who belonged to
the 30tti Regiment of FOot.—(Cornecall Gazette.)

Colonel BLOOMFIELD arrived in town yesterday

from Hanover : he has brought letters from the
Dukes of CAMBRIDGE and CUMBERLAND, and the
Queen of WU RTEMBERG, to the PRIN CE REGENT,
her MAJESTY, and other branches of the Royal
Family. The latest letters received from Hanover
are of the 6th instant. The Duke of CUMEER-
LAND had returned to Hanover from his visit to
Strelitz. Sir THOMAS Ty FM' H ITT hod also arriv-
ed there from his visit to the Queen of WU R-
TEM BER G. The Duke of CAMBRIDGE has been
actively employed in levying troops. He has
raised four battalions of youths to add to the Le-
gion, who were zealous to enlist in defence of

their; country.
MONSIEUR, attended by the Conipte D'EscAns,
was expected to leave London yesterday morn-
ing : the Duke of ANGOULEME and the Duke de
BE ERI were to leave it last night ; the former
will probably proceed to Lord WELLINGTON'S
head -quarters .—(Morning Post.)
The Russian Ambassador has frequent inter-
views with the Earl of LIVERPOOL.
The Prince Ernest packet, which arrived at
Falmouth with the dispatches and mail from Pas-
-sages, whence she sailed on the 12th-inst. brought
passengers Lord Viscount BURY, Col. BINGHAM,
Major RENY, 'Captain Ktaxmax, Lieut. MAHON,
Rev. Mr. ARNOLD, and Messrs. HALL and KERR.
ELOPEMEFT.—A young Lady, the daughter of
'a General Officer residing in the neighbourhood
.of Russell-square, eloped yesterday morning from
the house of her parent with her music-master.—
' The fair fugitive is only 16 years of age, beauti-
ful, and accomplished. Her enantoralo is of the
Sister Kingdom, and by no means distinguished
for his personal accomplishments.
DRRADVUL EXPLOSION Or• GUNPOWDER.—Yes-
terday, about eleven o'clock, a dreadful explosion
occurred at the manufactory belonging to Mr.
Clitheroe, engineer, in Fleet-street-hill, Bethnal-
green, by the steam-engine taking tire while the
machinery was working for the purpose of making
fireworks. The premises, which were detached
from the dwelling-house, were entirely consumed
in a short time ; the windows in many of the
houses about the neighbourhood were broken in
consequence of the shock. Three persons, it is
reported, that were working at the machinery,
were dreadfully burnt with the powder, and con-
veyed to the Hospital.
\\re arc sorry to learn that Mr. CLINE., the sur-
geon, in getting out of his carriage, unfortunate-
ly tell and broke one of his arms.
c-oax-ExcnAscr., .tAx. '2l.—Oar Market remains much in
the same state as ou Wednesday, the prices being still 11U-
-111111:11, as gipted. on Monday.
S.:km-111,1mo.; MARKET, JAN. O.—This day's Market had
but an indiffetent supply of the various kinds of Cattle; Reef
was cheaper; Mutton, Veal, and Pork, were dearer ; and the
trade in general was not over brisk. The sales in th,, ll:iy-
inaOiet were not lively; Straw and Clover have got up in
price ; 1-Fay continno the same as per last.
Vet!' Rich Wheel, and only One Day to Draw.
On Wednesday Next the Lottery will ' finish-
-1• there are 2 of 20,0001: 1 of 10,0001. &c. &c. to
draw. The First Ticket drawn a Prize above 201.
will receive 0,0001. in addition. •