The Sun.
London, England, 1814-09-13 00:00:00

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fell in the Battle before Dresden. Illustrated-with Geogra-
phical Notes.

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I resolved to inforin'myselt. upon this point, and
I purchased ,a- Morning Chronicle • of • this day,
(Thursday,' the Bth September, 1814,) with a view
,to deciding my opinion respecting its tendency,
and, of course, -of your candour and fairness.
Sir, I have been astonished by the perusal .of
'thisl"-nper.. I did look for sonic party-colouring,;
and prebably a little factious discontent ; but
I was not prepared for so unmixed and odious a
compilation of all that was base, anti-national,
false, malignant, and disloyal. Under the Ml-
pudent assumption of patriotism, I searched with
anxiety, but-I searched in vain, for a single Bri-
tish sentiment*---therc is not sl,ch a thing in its
pages-. Devoted to intelligence from, various
countries, it is singular that by no accident is
there one passage that ean-tena'to the honour of
our country ; one statement 'pot toiler ;
• one observation that is not in CenSlite of England,
or•in praise of her *Adversaries. }lad you, Air.
Editor, .said this much, I %email undoubtedly have
thought you guilty of exaggeration ; amid shew
you that_ I.ain innt so, if you_ will fuvour rue with
'your columns, I present you with a brief and,
upon lily honour, a correct- •

ANALISIS:OF Iit.PATRIOTIC N.I47:SPAPER,
The Morning Chronicle of T/sursday

The first page, as usual, consists of Advertise-
IneaS.

The second page commences with (apparently,
from the date, a forgedsletter) from Paris, signed
A Pole ; and well does, it speak the language of a
foreigner who has no feeling or aifeetion fur
Great Britain. :It accuses uS of triumphing in the
reduction of Norway by famine,--of misgoverning
the Greeks.in Oiose island's which have come un-
(la our government,—of rejoicing in the subju-
gation of Italy-- by Austria-(not its release from
France)—and of .encouraging- the,-restoration of
the. Inquisition and the.order of :Jesuits-1. Need
say, that all these charges, are scandalous and un-
founded ? The writer then proceeds to consider
-the (piestioi whether Rintzic shall, or shall not,
beAt li.ce•city, and takes.care to throw his slanders
abundantly:upon Prussia:, • whose great offence at
present seenis to be, that it was zealous in the
overthrpw of, Napoleon
.:Buonaparte, and is th'e
Ally of.Gr.eat Britain.

The 2d column contains' another letter, signed
A Freeman, and treating of the affairs of Norway.
It follows the style of the Paper, and though
liadotte, when in the train of the U.iurper, as the
latter was saluted by his title of Emig:tor,' was
always mentioned by, his title of Prince of Punta
COrro, and when the ' side' lie would take in the
late • coalition was still doubtful, was invariaby
denominated "t.he Crawg Prince ;" that person,
now-that he has abandoned the cause of Our
Enemies, is denied the _honourable appelLtiont
conferred upon him by, the :voice of a tree Pee.
-pie, and instead. of the Ctowif Prince, is called
in contempt Bernadotte-, neletter is tined with
lies respecting Nor Way, And abut!' of this Crown
Prince and of Sweden; whiehliaS the misfortune
to be another Ally of Grek Britain. •
In this column begins ,the Editor's own daily.
speculation's. They set otlt hy.asserting, 'that the
negociations of Ghent.are,not o.i.fly broken oil,, but
broken up., He next adverts AQ a :Gottenburg4r
nail, and dwells on the:alienation,of Saxony, and
dift'erehee's between, Atispfra aad Prussia—our.
Allies.. Complaints of the unsettled state of eonia-
mercial regulations. at Peterslitirgh,
.44 column.
The next infoyr.tation is from Teneriffe, *Of' " thez
unobstructed :depred,atiuns of *Arnericon:Critiz‘er-s."
To this succeeds anythe'r tongattiek, upon the
Crown Prince, for. calling the . inhabitants of
Cheistianip'"‘„Jacobins.f! .The sante column men-
tions the embarkation of troops for the Nether-
lands; 'and, expresses the_ miter's sorrow to .h.cor
that " France has manifested:a.di:Tosition'to
• !ite tbe sorereignty of the.lielgi,e, Provinces ! !"
A notice of the disturbatwes;it fia"vre-de-Grace for
the prevention Of the expOrtation of 't:orti..to this

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*ThiS Review of a Newspaper aztpeoring -c:otike more
within the scope of Vie abtive Bead in our coittinn.i than any
other, we hare deft.Tred ourocvo'Critistle: on ./Weyigelizze,
to insert the Letter of our.able•Cerresgundent.—rEe•
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