The Sun.
London, England, 1814-05-23 00:00:00

ar
net'n Alqql,er I'm is Paper gives
34"ther . aceOunt ; an kn. Old' Paper has;also fa-
%:ouled the world with its version of this, 'transac-
tion, and ftoM Vienna we have, encoi-i
re , a new
:W.
"ng The Petersburg!), Constantinople, and'
ork ttateinents hive not S'et arrived, but
they, will be received in good time.
Ning so nianv conflicting opinions) it Will
liqk
he "IReatlers, that; previous
u receive( by our ers,
tc'tic
4111 Vgociations being really brought to a close,
celebrated Treaty actually signed, we too,
iFy the best infornia.iion we can collect, should
otcr Skill at auru basis for the
nf general pacification
such .as, we believe, will not differ
d•r
"1 that which is (we trust) on the eve of
3,4iiature.
/Iraut .
as it was before the revolutionary war
"t• [1 his fundamental principle, of course,
Side RIVRY with all rumours of acquisitions on the
ah"f lleigium, or the banks of the Rhine ; and
i\has already appeared, from Prince
ail •;vea11
of
1.4
`iNZURG'S Proclamation at Turin), with
eXn ggvandizement in the South, at the
We e
of
a Jedniont, Avignon, or Savoy.]
hillb n"t' suppose that the Isle of Bourbon
the er"foi•edto France i----•froin the position of
izlands it is next to impossible that its
lcistulatian can be separated from that of the
:11.1tins• They
eo, must remain under the same
erriment. Factories, but no forts, on the
tivsts Malabar and Coromandel, may safely be
Ill Ceylon and Batavia to return to Holland.
he West Indies, front the language used by
4)1)11rli-1`4P1(nuatists, that "Great Britain was ready to
-4" great sacrifices for Peace," we take it for
Ig,l.4l'ted, that not only all the French Colonies will
IC rest4ed to that country, but that Denmark,
,
G, and Spain will receive back from
1: their Trails-Atlantic Possessions. It has
1,1:1 said, and we believe truly, that Tobago
el; retnain British. As for the statement of our
St. Domingo, it is absurd—St. Domingo
:n°tht °sirs to cede. French troops will be well
11.01/0/1
its recovery from CHRISTOPHE or
mentioning the above point, we may
e°ru'the opportunity of stating, that it is in
tlepliensation for these sacrces that Britain, in-
ecide
ot her great exertions in the war, has
good a claim upon all the Powers of
s" is6P an advantageous Commercial Treaty.
graef4liit'lle accorded to us; and willingly and
shl ku all °3 we ought not, and we trust we
"t) stirrender any of those beneficial acqui-
,:ils the valour of our arms has attained.
Ai fie hrtition of ships, artillery, stores, &c. at
thuWerp, Ger
a,
io and Venice, is, in the midst of
ti:se.biglier considerations, a matter of compara-
e
'-lv
Sniall
r?
importance.
1141 France should have a Plenipotentiary at
t great Congress that may take place is a mat-
°f: Course, due to' her rank andl: power in the
kir°Pean scale, and her interest in the subjects
11(kr discussion.
1 Ve have no means of conjecturing what Peace
tl:t4ll4lBiitrient France is likely to maintain,
-Jet, whe,
4230,000, or the third part of that number of
ti We may, however, observe, that in Trea-
( on mutual confidence and good faith
jt h-c" as the pi esent Treaty seems peculiarly to he),
tat. 4 never been usual to make any stipulation on
snbiect. The extent of the Naval Force to be
htcittlP by France is known to be very limited ;
be
,pl'e should imagine, that the existing state
of
.tess,l'anees would dictate the propriety, the ne-
tabi!t7 3' ot having on Mot as small a Military Es-
-I,,,trl4lllnent as external and internal circumstances
be remit,. Pertlit• The GOvernment have to balance
kitty for the necessity of finding subsistence and
laee„,:lla °rtion of the numerous bands they have
int theirieliir tcl*---that it will be desirous of lessen-
4ned aff4iner, every reason that can. be ad-
us the strongest grounds to be-
We
„ 43rit4.
need
scar
add to these suggestions,
loopeln
retains Malta and the Cape of Good
Zoqtr full
r no soVereiguty. It is not necessary
w
rangennint to enter into the subject of our ar-
stibiect, s with Portugal or Spain. The latter
ettrbl4)lves
A the recovery of Louisiana, in-
Ulan,
Wh; 'n the merica!) questiou—a question
a
litni 'en
Ire have much more to offer than our
ts this

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day allow us to devote to it.
in Thtere e French
rench Papers furnish nothing of political
of-st necting France ; but, under the head
all article from Madrid, it is announced, that
tE
"INAtsza would enter that Capital on the 14th ;
4." enough is stated to sheev, that the conten.-
tiOn between the Royal Partizans and the Cortes
" bY no mea
settle ns approximated to that amicable
,ment which is so ardently to be desired._
he blockated. y ade of Norwa by Sweden it officially
e"nnlntni
. We have also
lit'Se. The Dutch Papers of little import-
y state, that DAVOUST has been put