The Sun.
London, England, 1813-03-05 00:00:00

the circumstances of the ;e, it is highly fit.and
proper, with a view to the welfare of her Royal
Highness the I.'ltitccrtss CHARLOTTE, the hapOi•
ness orthe PRINcE REar.Nr, amrthe important
illwrests of the State, that THE INTERCOLIIISE
TWEEy IiER ROYAL IfIGIINF,IS TILE PitIVcP.SI OP
'ALES, and her Royni: 11101111 ES the ParNc.:zss.

CULARLOTTE iIUULD CONTIMPI: TO.TIE SUBJECT TO

REMATION AND. iIitiTRAINT. There eb111)0t he
doubt that the Report thus given by the high autho-
rities in question,' Las been as cautiously expressed
. as it was deeply considered; and therefore it is not
.necessary for us to pay any attention to the logip
eal niceties, and sped:kJ-pleading distinctions, ola
Morning Prints and to inquire whether
',may prohibits and is incompatible' with change"—
it is enough to know, that the enlightened charac-
' ters who framed the report were fully aware of the
increased iesttiction a loch had been imposed
upon the ietercourse, in question,* and that those
ekghtened (haracters iwpliedly approve of this
increased restriction, ansi that their acquiesence
tuttst be concluded to be referable to tis restric,
dons as they existed altogether, at the time
when" they Made their. report. Truth and justice
are our only objecti, and as they cannot be oh-
:tained in the present important case by news-
paper discussions, vre 'shail. not imitate some of
our compeqtars,by dragging thesubjectunnecessa-
rily befo're the public. Thematter has now pro-
ceeded so far, that it 'must necessarily lead-
to investigations and conacquences of the ,most
important nature, and' therefore it will best become
us, and all in our situation, to wait till the whole
is examined and determined'. by the proper autho-
ties of the. country.

Our Readers see, by- a reference ottr
Parliamentary Proceedings, that ;Aff. COCIA ItA NE
JOIINbTO dhl not bring on his intended 'notion
lust night. Curiosity had attraCitui a considerable
number of strangers to the gallery, although a
verygeneralopinion seemed to prevail that it would
be cleared. After the ballots were over, anti the
•thenaltes of the Members chosen to serve upon
the 'Committees were reported, Mr. LYGON inured
,the Standing Order for the'exdosion of strangers,
which was of course immediately enforced. A
conversation of spine hYugth ensiled, respecting
the propriety of clearing the Gallery, and Mr:
JOUNSTONE` refused to proceed with his utbtiob
at length, we untlet•stand, that Mr. JOHNITONE
agrees! to bring forward his motion this_eveuing,
and Mr. 14-3,01.: giliT notice, that he should again
move to enforce the Standing Order.

On Tuesday evening; soon after the !SPEAXER
of the House of Commons _had the Princess of,
‘VALts's letter in the House of Canitmons, letter.;
were sent off by the Loan CHANCELLOR and the
Earl .of LtvEuroot, to her Royal Highness at
black4eith. The Princess anssvered the Loan
CuAgcEet.niett'letter -the same night, but we did
not understand that the Earl of LIC'ER.POOL re-
eelved any answer to his letter. Oa Wednesday,
at one! o'cluck,!alcabinet Connell was swum/mei!
by the; Loaf) CirANcet.eour, to take the letter he
bad receired from the Princess into con-sideratio.n.
The Cubipet met at one o'clock,- at the Foreign
ainee, and continued sitting till part, three.
The LiVerpool Election Committee carne to a
decision this day, in favour of Mr CANNING, de-
claring that Gentleman duly elected,
,By a recent &epee of the Court of chancery
the philanthropic ioui learned Dr. LETTSOIC is
pia into pOSSCSSiOn of an estate in Tortola, of
20,0001.iper annum, with.looo slaves,
A person, suspected to be the. assassin who shot
Palmer,- the Boston carrier , a shori: iine since,
has been scoured at Lynn, and conveyed to Aos,
for for examination,

pr-ojects, unable-o.cl to giyo the most tlistattt
•
promise of any success to dicer the spirits of the
troops,,..he,look3 gloomily about him' at borne, and
endeavours to console them by talkink about the
breeding of cattle and horses. such the proof,
utiorded hy himself, of the utter discomfiture of
43UONAPARTE by the valour and the perieverence
of the brave Russian nation, and the iltill of its
officers and commanders !

By An arrival flout IleHand eve learn, tha: in
the early part of last month, there was a serions
disturbance at "Haarlem, in consequence of the at-
tempts made tq col r:!,:int,) effect the. C.7onseription.
he conscripts fired upon the ottlear's appointed to
organize them, and .several wtie killed, amongst
whom was a French (itmentl. s•

•' The people in general will, of conrsc, read with
a strong and deep=felt interest -the important Re-
port which we submit to them this day.respecting
the Princess of \VALES. This Report, -by order
of the PRINCE REcENT,Ims been made by twenty-
one of the most distingnished and eulighttined cha
.racters in this country. It was the result of,a full
investigation of the doeinne_nts presented to them.
-for the purpose of directing their judgment, and
• ~,
it is impossible to suppose that they have llot been
guided in their decision by-the most mature con-
sideration of the subject, in ail its bearings and
relations, and the most conscientious purity in their
motiveli. According to, their opinion, after a lull
examination of all the documents, and under all