The Sun.
London, England, 1815-01-26 00:00:00

AIVIER!CAN PAPERS.

MONTREM, Nov. 2G.—The Provincinl 'Parlia-
Thent is prorogued to the 27th day of December
American deserters arrived here
1)11 Wednesday.
„ WFROM, THE GAZETTE op THURSDAY LAST.
e understand the neutral vessel wilt sail from
'He sales td-morrow, on her last trip up Lakc
Champlain, with a full cargo of British nranufac-
Nres. Who wOuld.haveexpected to have seen a
Swedish flag navigating exclusively
tieti an Island
belonging- to -the United States of Atne-
()twr harbour presents a scene that was never
before witnessed at this season : upwatds of 70
Ve§sas of diticrent sizes are now unloading their
cargoes, composed chiefly of Brithlt manufactures,
and all the activity incident to a crowded port in
the summer is seen at this period.
What a contrast the war has brought about in
the relative situation of this province and the
:1-J"ited States. lii the one commerce is more than
tri ebte ; in. the' latter, it has given place'
to the
(esPkable snnnlv of foreign commodities through
ti
tlieinfamous system of robbery on the'ocean ; and
nlitei.nation, which wits once second in the Com-
reduced.to ti, B
det
•i_ei!dence on
Cern"' Mercy of those ritish• Pro-
the riht: vainly boasted ttifee years ago
eapture in three months. To a cal-
pon,i.„,htc-,Pt9P.le this must be an intolerable asap-
. We .1 ''
n:ve •
140 St vi„lupt 75 Instant been informed, that a
a
, has lately been experienced on
bOe,ts itv.which a number of merchant
eri: ‘'.l`"tlmeir cargoe, and Many of their
bfell
vtl
.their way to' York and Niagara, ltave
lost. We sincerely hope that it may not
Pl9‘'e as disastrdus.as it has heen represented.
QUEBEC,. Nov. 16.--7-We are inforined that the
kAlress of time inhabitants Of this Province to his
°Yar Highness the Prince Regent was forward-
.to
England on, the.l2th inst.
,
he telegraph yesterday announced the arrival
r 29 sqviare_ri,Ted vessels 15 of theni are said to
neet.trom Cork, With•l9,ooo barrels of pork,
tiro only with troops. They sailed from Cork on
the 2211 October. A proof that if Great Britain
think of us, it is not. with such a knowledge of the
ountiy as good helmsmen should possess. A
part
'lave entered the harhour, For their arrival we must
be thankful ; but the thankS are due more to Our
good"fortune than to the judgment of our British 7
latld pilots.

TO-MORROW WILL BE THE SECOND DAY OF DR A W-
WHEN THE FIRST TICKET DItAWN A PRIZE
'4I„mOVE L. 25, WILL RECEIVE L.20,00.---ONLY ONE
4,AY MORE TO DRAW. -
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and Jersey, 1 Waterford.
12-
Franci-, LislJon, Haultittrgli, I Holland, I Dub-
qin, 1 Waterford. -

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4 aliic Stoek Bank L. Ann. I6i 7-16ths
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trr!ltutes after 3. Evening, 15 apintites after 4.

. .
ER t(4.
°,'sr,v,tul4.--For lines 17.atid 18, in the Poem of CONNUBIAL
• —LI', inserted in our Paper of yesterday, read thus
As on he went, with mind sedate,
Counting the virtues of his mate,

T IP SUN.

101.61 N QUIS DICP.ItE FALIUAI AUDEAT ?

LONDON,
711IURSD.111, J,INILIRY 26, 1815.

Ve
have. this morning arrivals from several
4:1"S of Europe, with Paris Papers to the 24(h,
butch and German Journals to a late' date.
be general outline of the whole news thus re-
Vie!to us, is so exactly similar to what we
had any
\ye time for the last three months, that
for Inlay briefly say it is as confused, contradic-
itilYl' and undecided as ever. Poland and Saxony
do I'm the subjects for 'conjecture and
,specula-
-1
and the supp aOscd views of • li the Powers
tp
e(!Pe are unfole a
ed; as heretofore, aceor:.
fancies of the Writers, who illuminate

Priests, and upon the manner in which the public
diq...:ht to behave in places consecrated to religion.
The v ltii, Article is in the following terms :

" Every Ecclesiastic, Deacon, Sub-Deacon,
&c. is forbidden to appear at any play-houses in
their religious habits. The play-houses are to
remain shut every Friday throughout the yesr.
No Ecclesiastic is to go into a play-ho Ise in
whatever habit, on Wednesdays or Saturdays,
" Ail persons attached to any religious or-
ders, priests belonging:to churches, to exer-
cise any mechaniCal trade, or to live in' any
family . under 'the title of Maestro di Casa,
or • Intendant. By the fortieth Article, it is
ordered that as Sermons are the explanation Of
the word of God, all persons who attend them are
to remain uncovered, and are prohibited, under

any circumstances, -from giving any marks of ap-

peobativa or the reverse.

" NAPLES, JAN. 3.—According to the reports
which have for some days esirculated here, our
Ring has no longer the same confidence that he had
in the favourable dispositions of-the Allied Power.!
towards, him. The Court of Rome has begun

to assume a Lag a little tinctured with
haughtiness. towards 1.1%. Hitherto her Notes

have been conceived ih moderate terms,
.but
She seems How determined to

without. success.

try the opposite System.

A Prodatuation of thely Father is' talkad
of, but we do not know its contents; it is said. to be
directed against our Court. We are assured that
the Holy Father has notified 10 the Consul-Ge-
neral of King JOAc trim .At Rome, that he did not
consider him as a diplomatic agent ; in conse-
quence of which he became more circumspect in
his conduct, and ceased to receive in his house
persons who might attract' the attention of the
vigilant Police of Rome. Several of the. persons
Who frequented his hbuse were suspected by Go-
vernment.

" Patin, 22.—The Jmtrnal de Pa* con,
tains an article congratulating the People of
France on the improving state of the Finances ;
it states, that in the mouth of November the Re-
venues amounted to the sum Of 73 millions of
livres, something more than 3 millions sterling."

The above extracts, and the intelligence in
the brussels and Frankfort Papers, render 'ltaly
at this period almost as interesting, if not so
important an object for consideration as even
Vienna with all its hidden stores of political
anxiety. MURAT'S preaching, and turning King's
eodence, appears to us to be a deep manoeuvre,
tvorthy L'Ecole Napoleon ; but we rejoice to
observe that the symptoms of his descent from the
Throne of Naples are becoming daily more obvi-
ous. What indeed shoUld such a fellow as that
do among Kings

-The report oldie Ilocatiow of BUONAPARTE among
the Edinburgh Reviewers, is repeated in the German
Papers. As he has tried ail religions but the
Presbyterian, we are not without hopes that -a
touch of the discipline of the Kirk might reform
him, especially if the " Cuity-stool" forwed part
of it.

The periodical rumours, which usually pre-
vail about the date of the QUEEN'S Birth-
Day, respecting changes in the Administra-

tion, are in circulation at present, being re-

peated de die in diem by the Opposition Papers,
as if their saying the thing could make it

true. Should the Duke of WELLINGTON succeed
Lord CASTLEREAGH for a short time at Vienna, as
has been contemplated, it would make no differ-

ence In the existing situatio❑ of our diplomacy, as
his Grace would still continue Ambassador to the
Court ofFrance though the business might be trans-
acted by a Charge-d'Affaires.

Continerv,' through the mcchutn of the,pelioilical
press.

Our Reader; will ,lo• well to recollect that a re-
•gular file of .Vientia Papers to the 12th have beery
received at THE SUN thfice, which are silent as to

any arrangehtents made by the Congress, so that
any pretended information in distant Newspapers,
under date from that City, must be liable to the
objection of being probably as erroneous as inven-
tions commonly are.

The following are the only matters worthy of
notice in the French Papers of the 23d, which
came to hand this morning—the more interesting.
extracts from those of the preceding day are in
another part of our impression :
". MADRID, JAN. 10.—The English AMbas-
sador is no longer here. England is not satisfied,
it appears, with our gratitude for the services
which she says she has rendered us ; her pride is
wounded to be told that our own efforts effected
the deliverance of Spain.
" J. 6.—The Bull published on the Ist
lust, by order of his Holiness, and countersigned by
the Cardinal Secretary of State PAccA, cannot fail
of creating a great sensation throughout Italy. It
will put an end to the abuses which for ages
have infested the ecclesiastical, discipline. ".phis.
Bull is :very long, aced contains -many regulations
respecting the interior police of churches, upon
the ecclesiastical dress, upon the conduct of