The Sun.
London, England, 1822-10-29 00:00:00

—lf he had lanned and effected the escape of
p an 11
THISTLEWOOD from justice, would his .
punishment have been a trifling imprisoumenton
The systematic attacks which are made dP,
the French Government by a portion of tue
English press
;and v
are‘e a
really disgraceful u
srplis te od the nrie
fish character'
French Ambassador at our Court has
fered to check the torrent of abominablebe'
which is constantly directed against his der/71
ment. It is an evidence of wise and digeifie,
forbearance which claims our admiration, ,aee
which would entitle the BOURBONS even tc! tbe
respect of their enemies, if their enemies felt tb
influence of generous and honourable principles'
not
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ebr,

(From " The British Monitor, Oct. 27) 0,
I know not what spirit will pervade. fhe eciti
.rt
cils of the Sovereigns and their Ministers at Verona.
know that the independent sentiments and the PlanlY 16,cesbe
England ought to be heard in their Council Room' t.hato,
should firmly assert her own principles ; and should uneetto
cally avow her dissent from all propositions or conclusions '
are opposed to them. r - g e
lstiet
And let it not be supposed that the sentiments 0.
esoftb
have really lost any thing of theirweight. The sPeab-
the
_
Opposition in Parliament, and the incessant labours of
affected portion of the Press, have indeed tended t°
teo illubc;gelf
opinion on the Continent that England has exhausdyt
by the great struggle in which she has been engaged ; ripr
a long repose is necessary to her, for the alleviation °I
thens, and for the restoration of her strength. •
But, she has only to advance her front, in-order fo strl''
one with the conviction that her power is uninaPair6;beir
very symptoms of debility which the condition of some 01 00.
m
ternal interests seems to betray, are nothing ore than the oh€
4 v
gour attendant upon a state of comparative ty-
consciousness of her own energies, and the eserek"-eiiotet'
strength, are all that is necessary for the exhibition of b
04
ed vigour.
It has been the practice of our mock Liberals, b°„thdoillet°,l
out of Parliament, on every occasion on which the inn;
Er.igland should have been exerted on the Continent, toy e
midate our own Government, and to embolden thonlbilliec
rivals, by representations of her impoverished state; gileo Ot.
loud and frequent repetition of the assertion, that, !°3- he if
is with debt, and oppressed and crippled by taxsti•°°' ieerct
the deplorable condition of being utterly unable to sus":001111
attitude and rank amongst nations, and that the onlY 4011:1,i
which could become her, is the tame and quiescent trlT.hati-•
her 0.-• e
which is suited to her altered circumstances; A°
of el,
resources, and her shattered strength !
It is time that she should set at defiance the arokail,
malevolent, and that she should disregard die ill-fon°-
tations of the ignorant and the weak. litieij et
Enterprise and exertion are necessary to her P° .ies,
and to her health. Action is her element ; and the eietcp-„,
her prodigious powers, the best means of their Pr'-eto e7te
All the principles of the science of political eeon°ll3Y PUs ifttef
blish the position, that the ills under which she does., cgs r_zio
' the ills, not of exhaustion, but of repletion ! The ,071,e sturd!,
wealth; so far from being drained, are gorged wit" ca 0°: A •
treasures for which the inactivity of peace has furnisl' lye>
ficient outlets. HER POWERS ARE NOT 4004
They are only partially UNEMPLOYED 1 EVell bat' ito; •
to be deprecated and dreaded on political 'ound herveo,
would infuse new commercial and p life the e
tpt
And while she buckled on her armour she would lee 10019
lirating effects of the increased circulation whiela lee 49
wo
LET HER THEREFORE MAINTAIN. IIEII 91,,G00$
ABATE NOT ONE JOT OF HER PRETENSIONS "'"
NENCE IN THE COUNCILS OF EUROPE. , .
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hP,
HENRY Hlf ituNT.— be possiu!hi, —t, a5-ea'
man seriously intends, after all. that ha tiffer,o
and the punishment which he has Justly tt'de
to disturb the Metropolis by the Pafeicil
Radical Procession, we trust that the 510 6
Military Authorities will be in readines
cure the pUblic peace. t so,yrogol
Extract from the Agents to .lo erchst
dated the 17th of September :—" Tihellll6tbl3,lt;.;
brig Dart left the Turkish fleet on tne for ',if
cruising within the Gulf of Lepan" 05, 010
entrance, and the rest anchored off ;,,t
a,' ~$t
the command of the new .Capitan Pue. ta te,
Advices from Bahia of the Ist nit7issrtafoiC
an attempt had been made by Ge'rraf opo'rch
to obtain possession of the Island 9 Otto
but without success. The event is %,bicb De,
notice as showing the spirit witni!tinorica
Brazilian troops are animated. • •Lci:ivadarloti
ing the place from whence St. tiossessor,
supplied with vegetables, and its
of the gi„
important, therefore, for the suPPil'esgthititil
driestoanc,hAeldAn2eotoaAP, ootritttlizuneisoerning of t lon boa
tthreooiPssia'
nd. ofacto;
sumaca, to take post on
proaching the shore, they found a partyoci' ,
the de'
zilians, nearly equal in number, on 0,5 hta
receive them. The Portuguese troops
elito;
but were attacked so vigorouslY7
tit prisoaevt
their little detachment SO werecetratkabeiistequlntidirotiffill/
and. refusing to submit to
imposed by the victors, were seA r. of tile
put to the sword. The Commanue c. 400
zilian troops was Colonel Fais"g„.soners frfri
GOM ES, one of the persons Si"t' Yr'by
orde
Bahia to Lisbon, but set at .1
iberty.
•dea!
the Cortes. dof his re' hof
His MAJESTY intends dispo,sl,l.,Ht tbe,
at West Cowes, in the Isle o,f
odati
being too small for the accotnal
• me
J EST Y and the Royal suite.
egerd co
DUELS.—A duel was fought, Y osequen
tended
aingpraetvthe back of Hampstead, in tcween rjDri
attendediobuybs
ycmatiipsi
etuat
uti dn t
rd: eiaviadordv.eiv
ID:
;rrilyp!,oo;pl
'lately received the ball of h sdisoute wars
left side on the first fire. The 0. to unde
amicably settled, and we are haPidlJere a dog
in /
that Mr. M.'s wound isnot coins'engaged
The two principals are bc't 'morning,- earl
mercial pursuits.—Yesterday
ater, beto.e_tetip:
meeting took place at Dais's' hid, origiirto
C— F—, and Captain A- -r/ `v foner
bY the abet. ti!
a supposed insult, given - cot of ode
latter, in demanding the pair", was sou
fair,
fired together, and the Cap fort
kfort°-
the arm rather severely•
which he attempts to prove, 4t.,?ctiotig hoe,
maCyonuen,sehlal.sorplu,bi
itiLshiteNcis'rftv:rly°::::;,,rgeationitaarti:7l.74Yilii
methodically, that the preo, bcoig
ie c" `, 3Pr`iei
Anti-Christ are TIOW on tl
erts; . ten r
plished. Anti-Christ, bSucceedsclkenitol
1823 ; his arrival will be„h-the iaerr
of religious wars ; after 036
he assures us, will cOalmen in •
Paper.)