The Sun.
London, England, 1815-04-20 00:00:00

lieittoAirAteMlN WWI kiiiite it to 1‘1.6 %tali; it
prepares irself an ahyst, in which earlier ter
later it innsl be 'e'ng,lilphed., with ail its intagina:ty
gl ,ry is fallacious-hopes.''
'VIENNA, APRIL Majesty the King
Of BAVARIA left this eity yesterday forenbon,
return to his dominions. The preceding day
Prihce CuAitt.Es of Bavaria, and to-day the He-
i!rince, likewise took the same route."

Two days Paris Papers, the 16th and 1 t. 11.,
arrived at an early hour this morning, but con-
tain only one or two facts of anrpolitical irate.
re,,t. Marseilles and Antibes haVe yielded to the
pressure of the moment, and this mighty event
(which is o►►ly important, as it gives another
Shade of colour to the Rebels claim) has been ce-
lebrated by the discharge of 100 pieces of cannon
,in Paris, and general salvos of artillery all round
,the frontier, ! We should he surprized at such
.11(!tindless exultation on the overthrow of so Petty
A disturbance as the Royalist effort in the South
has been dupietetl, but the Morning Chronicle in
its diurnal 1,,140urs to

," Male the worse appear the better reason,"

'has explained the mystery, by averring that " the
tri•colonr fig oag hoisted at Marseilles on the 12th
instan,.; and THUS internol tranquillity reigned
through all Fronce." How convincing a conclubion
lint ;here is nothing except distraction in every.
Province of Chat divided, territied„ and miserable
Country.

The of these 109 guns, however, have
raised the Funds ahouti ifer cent. mid-the Bank
Actions 63—the former having varled.on
day from 55,. through SP4R, 59, 581-11,
to 9T, at which they are last quoted ; and the
latter from 730 up to 810, and in .-the end sctling

at 795.

An account is given of some 'wither actions near
Gap, in which, of course, the Ret;els were victO-
sious. The Duchess of ANGOULEME has landed at
The Spanish troops continue to advatiee
towards the frontiers.

The Parisian timard have been at length re-
viewed in quick time, due precautions having
doubtless been taken to prevent any, entas-
According to the Paris Piipers they
were filled with, enthusiasm for BuoNAPAur :
$o marvellous a change having been wrought
upon them by e'njoying the blesings of his pro-
tection for a little month. We confess we do not
helievi one svilale of this pretended.transforma-
tion of loval :nen into Traitors, but rattler iudinc

trop,:e.

to the opinion, that they still continue in the state
they ,vvre represented to he' on the return of the
Ki!tt.!., mid u hit this was we extract from the
Morning Chronicle trindation of the secret cor-
respondence I,)und in Br.AeAs's repositories,
and published for the hene..t (:)f 13tiosArARTE and,
the Jacobins. They are welcome to 'make the best
of it—it follows :

" The who!e of the population of France are-apintated with
the same zeal, devotion, and love for the person of the King,
and all the Members of the Royal Family. These sentiments
even go the tengqh if madness: and such is the general in-
dignation which certain articles of the Constitntion have ex-
cited, that several times the people have cried, under the
Windows of Monsieur, Vice Louis XVIII. ! i 4 bale Senatr "

Sotiur is at letrgth mentioned, and it is said he
will, in the event of War, assume 1.,n important
rylmmand. This may or may nut he true, for
what. reliance can be placed in the assertions of
Journals, which ventare'such monstrous abuse to
the understanding, as is contained'in the following
translation from th'e Gazette de France It is,
they say, the intention of England to become a me-
diator, in the event of any difference arising between
France and any of the Continental Powers ! ! !

The chief contents of a Hamhurgb Mail, which
arrived last night, are given
_in a preceding page.
They, still speak doubtfully of MURAT. Our
Readers know that we do not participate, in any
doubts upon this subject. The march of immense
bodies of the Allied Troops is incessantly directed
towards the Rhine.

BY reference to the Parliamentary Discussion of
last night, it will be seen that we accurately an-
ticipated the Motion of the CHANCELLOR of the
EXCHEQUER, respecting the simple renewal of the
Property Tax. It will be found that we have had
equally the start of our Contemporaries in an-
nouncing that no Loan, would he wanted till near
the close of the Session, probably July.

There is, it would appear, some foundation for
the rumour that the Faction, which has so often
disgraced the City of LOndon by its motions, is
stirring up a 'Petition for negotiations . with 14uo-
w. PARTE and d►sunion from the rest of Europe.
We do not believe, that even th,it as:enthlage of
idle Rabble %%•hick somerlutes• usurps the name a►►d
duties df a Corn non II 1, wTild sanction so in-
famous and injurious aproposuion.

Yesterday nt two o'clock a Cabinet Council ‘s as
held at the Foreign _ ,

. -
1u the course of:the Debate last nlqht, the
consolidation of tl►e Irish an►l Ent;iisit Exche-
gners Was sill►i►led to by the CHANCELLOR of the
Ex CHEQUER, and the necessary,consegmenee of
a►lopting a reciprocal plan of taxation.