The Sun.
London, England, 1807-10-10 00:00:00

unusful

We shall content ourselves with introducini; two

of these august personages to the reader's acquaint-.,
ance; the first, Cardinal FESCH, Prince Primate of
Germany; the second, Prince MURAT, Grandnake
qj43q7g, beeausehe was the only one whom Buo-..
NArna.rn adtnitted to the dinners which he gave, at
to the Emperor Of RusSia, as a proof, with-
out doubt, of the sincere friendship with which that
Illonfireh had inspired him ! *

It is -now 'about fifteen months since that a
Monsieur HiJET,
,*retary of the Prfeattre of
Nantes, was arrested and conduEled to the Temple,
bedaUse, Upon .hearing' it said that Plus.Vll. was
about to resign the Sovereign PontifiCate, and Car-
dinal Prscu to succeed him, this.satrte,'Monsieur
HuE r, fOrrrierly a ": Ore" jacobirii•Cried. out,
.
" Impossible, it is impossible'!"
He was` asked, why he believed such an event
•impossible ? " Because," said he, " I never knew, '
in the course of my life, so stupid and impious a
i,vr,tch as Cardinal Fr.sctt. My Regiment, in 1793,
was in Provence ; Fitscx was at that time a Mem-
bet' of the Jacobin .Society theq...' A Resolution was
...
pass
to exterminate the Priests who persisted in
refusing the oath, and, artiOng the rest, one, who
said mass in a parish-church not fitr froM the city.,
" The Jacobins named three Depuiies to seiie this
. •
Priest, and FEscu insisted upon being one of them.
.He marched at the head of five hundred men, with
a view of surrounding the church.
u We missed the Priest, but tlip.Troolis entered
the church, and committed there every species of
tidsts that fury and debauchery could suggest.. Al,
spine, time, we began. to inquire. among our-
..-NAIV4 what pledges of • attachment each of us had`
rf•
iVen to the Revolution'; and each• of us recounted

this; crimes which lie had committed.
s, " FESCH said nothing : at length he was interro-
gated--" And you, 1?—, of a shaveling ! what
.pledgeiyhave you given to the Revolution ?"—"- I
have,. in the first place,: taken the, oath ; in the se-
cond.; abjured' the Catholic reqgion."—" Pshaw !
This is Uothirig."--" No!" replied he, ", then wait
a moment.'' He instantly mounted upon the Com-
munion table,* and ---.--."' Shame arrests my
pen. - I cannot describe the sacrilege of this mis-
creant without becoMing: in some measure„ seiled,
with it. 'Such is the Prince Primate of Germany,
'arid the successor of Pithi VII.: ! , . '
11116. di:ind Duke of Tir.tiO and lIILIERS.. who
, . .
.:,
titlißpoi ivith -the Einperpr of RUSSIA, at Tilsit, has.
himsltf given us hit history;.-ihi the letter which he .
wrote to the Jacobins, entreating' them to give hitit ,
leaVe 'toChange hiesrtarpa of'. MuRA•r: 'into :that of
NIARAT, " in order to perpetuate," said' he " the
' ,remembrance of so great a man !"
My father," continued he,
..." periShcia the viC-
tim:of Royal tyranny," This father, a. petty .ijin..:-
.
keeper of' Callers; was executed at • Valenc.,, for
mitrder. • (This is what he cribs being'a " vi6lirn of
:1-• :•.f . t .
r,goy:ll
,tyranny !")
.For himself, he assumes the
~,appellation of " a poor soldier," 'a.". true sans cu-
lotte,"-and lie concludes' with asiuring the Society
that " his' wife it also a sans culotte in heari and
soul." Stich *ViiiiiMtiltAT !! !
[We are'corripelicd by. want of room, to postpone are re-
. Inaindei of thiS Article till Monday.)
* It xysis apparently to make. the full value of this " friend:.
ship"' felt,' that BuoriArnars had the delicate and allettitui
Attention- to send Cno lANCOURT Iti receive the Erniierot Of
Russia, when he crossed the NiMen, tai's the fitst. french- ,
man he pereeived might be °nevi-. the murderers of the' Duke
D'ENCHEIN. .

On Thursday neat the SG James's• Volunteer, Re-
giment, commanded by LordAmuilitsr, will muster
at- One o'clock, at I3urlingtoti House!), aul proceed
from thence to .Hyde'Park,..to-be inspected by Col.
.iincKINSoN. This line Regiment has, had regular
tiwice a' week, for. the :).ast Anon th Aki stn. 'bay
mustered between 3 and 400, and will ou Thursday.
njustei'between 6 ancl/00.,
few days sined.' dieititniine o'clock in..t e even
Yrench:Prisoneri:mitelo au.attempt to elcott
.i9i4tin Stapleton Prison.... Six of .t harp. got
„clear
vikavehnet-bilico-beea-licard-of.- .

--ati4

13RIGTITaN, OCT. g.

ManUera`cle'last nivlit' 'at-- the Old'Ship*as
,
-numerously attended,. and....We never . witresso' an
entertainment of the kind so well regulated. At hatif7
_past twelve-4W, fruit rooms: were nearly... filled with
company ; among Theo-giddy-group, were a French
and-. English-quack, clowns; Jews,,millers, ballad-
singers, fisilermen and sailors swarmed ; !there. was
likewisefruir4vomisni!house maids, dairy maids, and.
suzairL. 4of oll,iifork 'As the door of .t he inner. seloon,
opened;:the.four seascrns.were.drawn in procession
by-children, dressed in white, the cars were deco-
rated: with t‘he embleins .of each, season, *, The aop-
part of the. Great•ltouin kva's decorated with shrubs
toi representa grove. .4kt half past two a loud noise
Was heard.,.when The Castle Spectre stalked into the
room, the. band playing the appropriate music. Two
blind sailors sang an excellent duet, and the whole
concluded with .the-utmost harmony. n •
Quicx- takes his benefit -this evening at the The-
atre, under the patronage of the Countess Pao LET.
. The phiy is to be The Atis.ee, Lavegold, of course by
QUICK, who has always been famous in the charac-,
ter. The farce is Bon Ton;.Lord Minikiu, by MEL-,
irIN, Davy, . by,Opcx, and Miss Tittup by 'Mrs.
MUDIE.