The Sun.
London, England, 1831-02-17 00:00:00

Bourbons in 1814—who was made Governor of Vt
them, and who voted for the death of Ney." Vt?'
been sent to St. Petersbnrgh in the same capacity
Ambassador of Charles X. to the same Court; a',
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crown all, who is our representative in London ?"
have the Belgians been treated ?"—" Hew
refugees?"—" How the brave Poles ?" Here area
of the items of the sum of complaints which I he°
have heard for months past, from persons of all age'
classes, and of both sexes—for the ladies are violent
they e
ticians. I shall not say whether in my mind
or ill founded ; but it is impossible not to observe,
with the exception of Marshal Soult's active prePar!
for war, the Government has not recently Wade a siegi'
in public favour. Paris has, notwithstanding', enjle
parent repose for two months. Since the trial f t
Ministers the people have remained tolerably tram
but all who knew them were quite aw are“
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susceptibility. The growing insolence of the
suggested the certainty of a crisis, which, slue"
should happen, would develope the real character 0,
blindiY
Parisians—a character which some people
yestes:
gined had been changed. That crisis arrived
You have above a detail of some of the eun'egiuliert
The affair may end here for the present, but it v;"
occasioned serious reflections. the Si
:thee dr'
The entire city was carefully patrolled during
of last night. At an early hour this morning --'nd
of the National Guard again beat the rappel' tbeaten it at intervals up to the present time (tw° bod,
About an hour ago I met in the rue Vivienneh the
about 500 young men and boys, of the class wh.e-
Court styled the canaille. They carried a placard on u
°f
was inscribed " A bas les Colones!" the sPecie'er seol
worn by the Catholic clergy in the pulpit ;
in oth 6)
CI Down with the Priests !" and utteredp the same se
e!
in accents calculated to terrify all who recollected,' Is
revolution. A large picquet of the Garde Natrona
trod on their heels, however, and will prevent rcuse 11
I alluded early in this letter to some observation!cb°ti
groups with whom I mingled last night, and of vrbl
the
An following specimen : lf
elderly but a robust man distinguished hi'll'e„t ,
loudness of his invectives directed against the Pr'" 'o'
National Gd remonstrated with him. In s
soldier," saiduar he, in reply ; " And I too," said "ye o
tional Guardsman. " What ! did you serve the Ewroerl
—" I (lid." " And you'll serve him again ?"--;
serve my country," observed the National GUar",...,
I also," rejoined the other—recalled perhaps to
by the adroit observation of the National Guard'
The occurrences of the last twenty-tour !moll re'
culated to give salutary hints to the King and his 1611311 0
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The idea that Louis Phillippe is attached to the n
Bourbon, prevails, no doubt, erroneously ; but itSlo
removed ere his Government can be considered j9
the hatred of the people of France fur that 031111-gis
deep rooted ever to be effaced. One of the 1°31,,
proofs of that family predeliction which some Per,„s,tor
observed were the maintenance of sentinels over t"rsal',
of Henri Quatre and Louis Quatorse, and the Pr epee,
of the fleur-de-lis every where. This morning
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surrounded the statue of Louis XIV., in the "e
Victoires within a few yards of a post of seidier;
Bank guard). They first tore down the lilies, itti
mately the other ornaments of the enclosure
Matters wear a serious appearance. The Arri',l
Palace has been again the object of attack, 3f's,('',
nass.
pletely gutted by the people, aided by the u
tionales. The entire of the furniture was the les
the Seine, with all the books of the library ; thed,
which at one time covered the whole surface of h." be 011
Several of the people, mounted on the Arc a,l¢
horses, and attired in sacerdotal vestments, Cie'
streets, mocking the attitudes and gestures of t-
ine giving benedictions, &c.
I have just heard, but cannot credit it, that tbetbot
will be allowed to sack the churches. 1 oiec!
the churches in my quarter are surrounded and Irsts'
by the National Guards. The drums beat 41,0
and the city is patrolled by at least 30,00°,,,t0
Gards. Several arrests have taken Place, Cte'
others M. Ferdinand Berthier (who affixed bl de
the Legion of Honour to the Catafalque), 14,', ofl
roller and M. de Cauny—all three Ex-DePnt'e-
Cote Droite. F. our o'cbliod

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CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES, Fes. 15't001:1
At two o'clock M. Dupin (Vice-President) d'oll
chair, but the Deputies not being in a sufficien! P-1011:01
deliberate, the proceedings NN ere suspended Ornieti
hour. By degrees the Deputies arrived, and fOrA; cl' h
groups at the foot of the Tribune, where they
with the utmost calmness, the events of the day' 0000
the majority required had arrived, the President 0
that the discussion on the order of the day as
'
the municipal organization.
Here M. Casimir Perrier entered and ref°
Dupin. s
M. Trouvenel rose to propose that all citiie.niot,*)
be entitled to fill the situations of Mayor, 04)°,4itPi
municipal officers, without being required to paY:5-, til4l
The orator, in support of his amendment, 1134'1'1104J
a parallel between the rich and the poor, unfavc:.°ol';
the former class, was accused by both centres °'ssioo
an appeal to the passions. A good deal of discua
sued, which the President having at last appea9el,:,,,,
the Chamber to observe a calm, so essential in t'"
grave circumstances. se,
Messrs. Marseball, Jalabert, Felix, and Fiture'vt4
the midst of private conversations, and the Ciltj3
several articles without any discussion. "et! bY
Every avenue leading to the Chamber is ocetlP iogr
Guarde National, who allow no one to pass, it beiogeoele
that after demolishing the Archbishopric the r
repair to the Chamber.

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fished, that the total number of houses assessed ,„04/
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habited house tax in all the counties of Great J,',,3,Vflrt l‘ttrefl tl
the year ending the sth of April, IS3O, wa'sdllo„tif peo:4
The total number fur London, Middlesex, an pi v,j,ll' from
ster, was 116,279. The total amount o,f rel3f . the i
the counties was 11,154,1091. In the city C( the `4l
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771,616/. ; Westminster, 1,200,977/, tips i;• rep t; hti
Major KEPPEL'S forthcoming ,L'a f 0,4 4). °f
his Journey across the Balcan, independentlyeeepece,o' 'tarsrieee4
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ing an accurate picture of the late struggle betsf,esoari L'e the
and the Ottoman Porte, and of the military !,pier title sb
these two Powers, will, we understand, eronP p 4
count of some very interesting discoveries in tspel ,11',t11 4il 1
It is stated by Colonel LEAKE that "in the, , 1,01 ,4
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part of I'hrygia Epictetus, the future travel'eyirolifror
for the Phrygian cities of Cadi, Azani, and the
Major KEPPEL has succeeded in discovering }, , frott4sti
swo of these cities, and has in this new "r°l- to et tt4l W ars
tcribed the results of his researches.
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On last Saturday morning an e%roidq'fir '4le,Z the
circumstance took place at Cordangan, the itotf At/ h V/k4
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JOSEPH COOKE, Esq., a Magistrate of the e° diff,'loo ~11t4
perary. For some time back some unhale °hat.,
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took place between Mr. COOKE'S sister and erici“eoC', t 411
M- B-, of Camas, in the county of Pi° Otero eo° oxtail Ca
also a Magistrate. In consequence of theta thar".`„ t,,111:114rN
Mrs. B--- preferred living with her bret" act' ie; I,4gti lax]
tinning with her husband ; and out of the e bterroo
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proceedings of an extraordinary nature rely
s;ituted in the Ecclesiastical Court of Liineriiccl tit l‘ie. I
Saturday morriing Mr. B_, accomParince 14,14 i
armed men, succeeded in obtaining an entri!
of lit e, tvdi'
COOKE'S house, where, possessing hitn'el`, Pied
tri gel
person, he finally carried her off to Liwerir recei, ty4 an
deavours to succour his sister, Mr. Coo" „,0 Ile/4f tit Protl°f
wounds in the head. As soon as the affair
rse.,,,ed togs )I‘4
Tipperary, several persons collected and po‘ Jr. ceee r litetvitdrlaee
tives, but without success. Shortly after
."itot oret:o ettr.,
rived in Tipperary, and, attended by a e°ll4' a'Priter kystiee
in a chaise and four to Limerick, in der or tIY of1"°,1). ° f
assistance in his power to his sister ; and si3/tbst 410 f Of
arrival, tendered informations against Alr•
repot
e,,tr,teed,
at present in custody. We have again tc) of an rec (11„ 44, '
proceedings in the Ecclesiastical Court at`
other
of t
dinary character ; and we understand thr,3!firrit4
ings of a civil nature will be adopted.---'''

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(From the Messages. des Chambres of Ye.-e OWef of
Prince Michael Radziwill, Commander-in-s'a l
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Polish army, had returned to Warsaw on the;'tbe
after having inspected the different positions (f the cDF
upon the left bank of the Bug. His return to for C'
proves that the Russians are not as yet prepared
mencing operations. stetestre
A private letter of the 26th ult. from Rigaa
86,000 men of the Imperial Guards are expee` borP
their way to Poland. The road from St. Peter
"c9Ol
Riga is so crowded with troops, that travellers
difficulty in proceeding on their journey.
P Olt -
BOURSE, FOUR O'CLOCK.-The funds have
re C.
ci
rienced so great a depression as the events in prt the
be expected to produce. It is hoped that Wit,oce
nival, which terminates this night, the disturbf
altogether cease. -
FRENEB FENDS, PARIS, FEB. 15.—Five per Cent. ,„
90c. 80c. 85c. The. 80c. 85c. 80c. 70c. 60c. Three Pe„twe
30c. 40c. 30c. 35c. 40c. 3.5 c. 20c. 15c. 10c. Bank A`ci, eori
Rente de Naples, 61f. 40c. 25c. 15c. 61f. Rente et;
IPA 16. Royal Spanish Loan, 59.7,4 611. Rente reirol)tlio°
p23f. agne,
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4t' e on London--One Of.
, three months, paper,
ney, 25r,