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soLEM QUIZ DILERE FALIVNI Al/DEAF:

LONDON.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1815.

1 To the Readers of THE SUN WC yesterday.pre-
sented, under the form in which it reached us, the
latest intelligence from Paris. At the hone when
it becomes necessary for us, this day, to prepare
our last remarks for the press, nothing has trans-
pired to confirm or set aside the rumour of . Mu-
RAT'S desperate-attempt to replunge Prance!into a
Civil \Vat. Some, of .our contemporaries doubt
this intelligence—we lia‘ve not said that it is ,tm
doubted. Others have pretended that they heard
the same report three days before—these are not
in the habit of hiding their light under a bushel,
particularly if it throws a fiery glare 'over. the
horrid features of rebellious
,Prance-. But, be
the news authentic or unfounded, it will be seen
.by the following letter front the same masterly
hand, that it had excited the strongest sensation
in Paris, had received countenance from the mul-
tiplied arrests of individuals and other acts of Go-
: veranda, had been corroborated by numerous ac-
cessory
.circumstances; was dangerous in its ten-
dency, and had not been contradicted. We du not,
however, insist on its being unquestionable; but as-
suredly there is nothing known of AluaaT, nor
are we acquainted wiib any fact Which renders
the story at all improbable. On Saturday, the
21st, we tie/us/ye/if, and on good authority, men-
. tioned the escape of the Ex-King JoActitm, from
Corsica, with 150 Rebel Officers, on the 28th
of 'September, pursued by the Meander frigate.----
This affords great plausibility to the rumour, if
indeed our statement may not have been the
origin of it, by furnishing the Faction at Paris
'with such excellent foundation fur a report suited
to their purposes.

We shall only further add, that in the Envelope
of our letters, it was-ointed to• us .tlyit the Police
had become so excessively watchful ag to render
•
the conveyance of these letters thrnitzli the
French Post Office extremely uncertain, and
our information, was consequently forwarded by
means over which the Police had no conttoul.
One word more : Even should the news turn out
to be erroneous, u e shall rejoice: that it has
abled us to publish a view of the exisling state
and past policy of raitec so admirably delineated
as it is by the powerful pen of our esteenied Cur-.
respondent,—

TIIE TRAVELLER ABOUT PARIS.
(No XXV.)
Ocr,•BEM 47.

No further intelligence •of , credit has arrived.
The rumours of those two days have changed into
every shape that could be formed by curiosity and
ignorance. One was, that MURAT had landed at
Antibes, and moved on Toulon, another constim-
mated the tale b) giving Toulon into his hands
after a severe engagement. Another gave hint
allies in a large body of Austrian troops, who
came proclaiming oung NAPOLEON. Another
turned the whole tide on Italy, and sent MURAT
there to raise a republican insurrection. All find
believers, and from the royal system of suppress-
ing the truth, the most dangerous falsehood is'
the most Sure to work its way into popularity.

The French find in them all some relief from the
odium of non-resistance, and no matter from what
corner of the earth, or under what despised and
base auspices the adventurer came, he would have
but to come and talk any fully about national
glory? and be certain of having the hearts of at
least two-thirds of the nation. The plunderers
have been stripped of their plunder, the insolent
have been scourged out of insult, the whole mass
of an idle, unprincipled, boasting, pernicious peo-
ple, have been driven back red with wounds and
shame), and forced on the resources of obscur4
industry.' If they now live, it must be by the.
sweat of their. brow, and this presses them 'With
a sense of degradation,- that doubly covers the
earth with -thorns and thistles. Among the adult
population of the gentry of France, there it
scarcely a man who has not fed upon foreign rob-.
.bery. The majority have had an accumulation of
appointments that ought singly satisfy thestrougcst