The Sun.
London, England, 1814-01-22 00:00:00

PREDICTIONS.

The fallowing is
,a Copy of a Prediction attri
buied to the Bisbcip.of A.RIA3S., in 1610: The late
Sir Jogs LAwsoN‘, Bart. a Brough-hall;
ork-
sbire, extracted it about 70 vem s ago, from "a book
in the Royal Library at Paris, entitled, "LiGcr
Mita6llis."

PREDICTIONS OF ST. CESARIVS, BISIIOP OF ARLES,
IN. THE YEAR '42.

The Administrittors of this kinizdoiki shall-be so blinded,
that they shall leavelt, ivithotit defender's. (1)
",.The hood of God Shall extenditselPsover thent.and over
the rich. I'2)

All the Nobles shall be deprived.oftheir estates, (3),
" A division shall 'spring up in the Church of God, and
there-sball be two husbands; the one true, and'the other
adulterous; the )egitimate shall be pntito tl ght. (4)
" There shalt 1a a great carnitge, arid as great an effusion
of blood ;ts in the days of Up, Gentiles. (5)
" The Universal CLurch, and all file world, shall' deploy e
the I and destruction -ot a most celebrated city, :the cap.-
-tal and mistress of France. (ii) _ - L .

" The Altars of the Tediptes shall he destroyed; ?he Holy
Virgins outraged, shall be put to;lliglit from' ih..irllonwitc-
ries, (7) • 2- • •
". The Church Pastors Shall he driven from their seats, and
the Church stripped cif herteMporal good's. (8) •
" But at Je-ogth the Bidet; tagle and the Lion shall appear,
coming frotusfar 'countries. (f
f' Woe to thee, U City of Opulence, thou shalt at first re-
joice, but thine end-slAll come. (10j • • \

Woe to thee, 0 City.of Philosophy, thou shalt-be sub-
jected,'(ll..)

,
,‘ A Captive King, humbled even 'to coansiun, shall at last
recover his Crown."(l2).

C ME N T.

. , .
(1, Dep.artnre from Fiance in the year 1790, of, the
Prioceß, Members of her Par!himut-It, Officers-, &c. &c.
(.) Misfortunes of the Emigrants, and also of thb Itieh
who stopt in France.-
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(3) TimNobiiity deprived of their tights awl peoperty.
(4) The Old Cfiurch.of France, and the intruding.Consti-
tutionat Church—Exile of the Bishops and PriCsts of the
former.

(5) This has been i,erifiell to the letter. -
(6) This is supposed to apply to the City of Rome, ravaged
by the French under Buboliparte. _Rome is the Spit iLual
Capital orthe.Catholit pet of the Christendonk Warld, and,
as such, may be denominated the Spiritual Mistress of the
styled "most Christian" France.
(7) This has been verified to the letter.
(8). Tlie Pope driven from his seat, and a prisoner, the
Cardinals and . Bishops, and many of the Clergy, whom
Fraud!, •under the Concordat, some exiled to Corsica, and:
others imprisoned for the adhering the Popei.decision, iu
contradiction to Buonaparte's, in Ecclesiastical matters,
(9) Russia, Austria,. and Great Britain.• .
(10) PariA, rich the spoils of conquered nation.
(1i) Paris, where Baron Holbach's • Club,'Voltaire; Rous..
scan, 4:c. set up a system of Phi)sophy (which has spread :in
every direction), in opposition to thAhristian
(t 2) This may )mean Ferdinand.

On Monday evening last two persons (a young
man and woman) were found
.dead, through the
inclemency of the weather, on tire Manchester
and Buxton road, within one mile from tie latter
place ; and a third person was also found- the
same evening so severely affectU by the cold, that
it is apprehended au amputation of a part of , the
extremities will be necessary for his recovery,