The Sun.
London, England, 1813-08-13 00:00:00

'ls we inl-,Citio Wile of jiattle` ships anti t*ri 61-
gates in .these "seas, looking after hitn, we hope
this hectoring hero may wet be' brought into port.
•
,• 14, We ve:Jerday, in animadverting upon a pEtra-
graph which appeared in a INlornipg Paper relative
I(' a 'Trion that the American Loans had been ne-
gaeipted in this t ountry, expressed our fears that
there 'vas somefonndation for the fact, and quoted'
out authority for that supposition by extracting a
Passage from a Montreal journal, which broadly
asserted that,
"The American Government before the 165000,000 loan
14":PAticti, Was confident of getting the means, and had pre-
'll°llPly in;de their bargains with PARISH, nAftitiG, and Co.
tl"• GFiore, and ,Co. for all that might be wanted."
latTliB f.3UI of this day. we have given the whole
bt the article front which. eye Selected this extra-
brdinary.• assertion. It is altogether' worthy of
Peculiar notice, from the. importance of the va-
. 11"8 .topics it embraces ; 'but' in nothing' more
remarkable and deserving of the earnest attention
of the British netton than for the statements it
contains- on the•Subjeet .of this very loan. A re-
speetable and, well-informed Morning Paper of
this dny (The Times) thus speaks of the transac-
:' lion,' and we transcribe its sentiments with plea
aye's, as entirely coinciding with our own:—
" thinli nothing more probable than the above state-,
tent, thnogh others.arlect to doubt it. And can we wonder,
then, teat America shoald and Englishmen always ready to
demi her cause against that of Britain, when she has found
' Irighshmen. base 'enough even to lend liar money to fight
against their native land--Sase enough not only to supply our
enemies' heads with arguments, but their treasury with dol.
hrl, in order to rai-.e soldiers to cut the throats of our corro-
, 'tilUen, by I.^..id vitt *by sea? .On glancing farther, we
ob-
that another paper (Tin Soy), even.ment ions a cer-
tain house, by which money had been advanced to the Anse-
racaat Government we hope the members of this 6rnt will
trataatty come forward,,and Purge themselves of atiatrocious
and iuraaaais a crime.' '
Nye most Cordially unite in this hope, for it is
'painful to he obliged, even for an hour, to be hung
that doubt and fear which a chaige,
Auwes'er improbable, so positively and 'peremp.-
Inrily made, even, against, the most re4Peetablti
•partics here implicated; 'mist create NVe cannot
suspect but that Messrs. PalitSll, Bium.7o, and
Co. (should this Firm involve, as we conjecture'
It tines,. the long establisbed arid universally re-
spected house of BARINGS in London) will
take. the earliest opportunity of clearing them-
selves, as we dOubt not they can readily dos m ifro'
this foul imputation ; for it is 'indwd a serious
and
.grave
_acensation : an accusation involving
'the interests of individuals,.. and the greAtiaterests
of the country, none deeply -than perhaps_at first
eight is evident. • '
We know how the cause of America bas been
advocated in this.e ountry, 'and, politically speak-
ing, without reference at all to the patter to
which our preceding observations refer, We,have
Ito hesitation ill repeating 'what we have'often
maintained before, that the American. Party in
Great Britain is too . strong, and infinitely mis.
eela.ev.ons and dangerons. There is a domment
Sting in this Country (if the Government are.
it of it, we call upon them to produce
from which much might be learnt. We al-
((le
to the LIST OF THE HOLDERS (she Great kick,
) of AMERICAN STOCK in the Funds of the
v"."ed States, who are British Subjects residing in
ma ot),
.
40., • ntry; nay, if we arc not liar misinforraedfia,
only •
ns,bntttepresentatives in the House of Com—
ea4i even sitting among the Peers of Ttil
•- • • • Should this 'document be , forthcom-
fi*l" th p
will then see who are the persons
Iraillll° have the**lces America so large as to counter-
•-
stakes in Itritain,and be'nabled to ap-
preci ir
te the !natives which loosen the tongues and
Kive a print
Have s„, rig to the influence 'of many men who
iler""er Pulae% of P € •
. yet nuled to act from the
or rootlet. P4triotistn, and the- fashionable feelings
Of ph Hos I/
In'llantli °ph y ; This universal principle
vice;eizilyltbli'llitY is Au, d irable—but" d"lnex"
tr.
. ,
the ofni Engin n&howevar much
y applaud the theory, will be prepared to
4PProve th
trour
en--e practice, shotild it lead to the supply
and (Illy with weapons to destroy ourselves,
work the ruin of this glorious I~tlipi e.
tldtut
ti we will abstain from Cm' titer comments at
)eat Weinlve said enough to bring the sub-
kirk?,
, teiora our country, hhrink from and we will not
Ir • the task of investigating and deve-•
_
g, Matter of such vast import. On the sub-
Jeet
0` the Loan it will be observed, the MOnt-
"4l
Editor, in second passage, says,
" The 13ritisl
uirered
.sov Agent Partial, and French. agent, GI itA Ku,
Actuary
bonds,
e rnment 881. in batik-paper for eve.ry. 1001. in
cent: nn 'l', bearing interest at six per cent. being 19 3-8
Sorel!tht.caPital lent.”
111 this requires sifting to the bottom •by Mi-
eu,.• rom the parties the most direct and un7
.
Iters--f
anti refutation,- oe that pur-
Pose We
"w address ourselves to them, :Ink call
:Prell'.them to enable us to vindicate the character
Arita
s 6 111 and British, merchants from tire atroc,ious
coq
Net,.
havingrat
furnished the enemy of their
,