The Sun.
London, England, 1815-04-19 00:00:00

Bao
gat,'APARTE, has (Vetted ita loudest batteries
tbis.Tax, and seems almost hoarse with railing
at it. The truth is, that there are numerous
\la. valid objections to cvhich this Tax is liable.
thanfan ever said it was a perfect Tax, anal nfl
cver denied that many advantageous altera-
i3 1" 'uns
°light be made in it. But the question
11`, npon e precise merit of its parts, but
.hen 1"11er or no precise
shall at this critical period,t our all is at stake, resort to an efficacious
tixPediellt, the machinery of which is established,
ftle Productiveness of its operation known, and
" IL'- extent of its inconveniences ascertained,
its to be of the appalling description attributed by s adversaries in the bugbear picture they have
Alratrnz
tit is in short a choice of evils—the election lies
elveen our existence, as an Independent People,
it
11(1 the temporary endurance of a hurdle') which
Ikish 11.4 Y gall, but will not destroy us. Those who
IkoszAPARTE SUCCCS3 will of course prefer
" former : those who would ratherlive Freemen
thanclie Slaves, who are not so much afraid of a
Prtzent inconveniency as of future ruin, who love
their Country and abhor its Enemies, will on the
tliatt °tiler hand be ready to offer much greater sacrifices
is now required front British sense, spirit,
411 Patriotism:
Should the grounds for this exertion, unhap-
PilY- for the world, continue to exist beyond the
Period contemplated and within which we trust
'en the Traitorous Corsican pay the forfeit of
ul4 crimes, tlieie will then be a sufficient pause of
flip littisters mast avail themselves to render
liiqTax as acceptable to the nation as it cAn pos-
be made.

Having tried falsehood and misrepresentation.
the Faction's Organ this day assails Mr.
`ANNING with its Wit, which is reall the worst
of ail
ll it;;attempts. y
Among m
other exquisite or-
leis it states, that the Ex-Secretary (there is
'Nat humour in Lx in italics), addressed a Mr.
110Atis Slurlt as follows &bus, dit-iL, (for
11: l'as become learned iu the French. language
wring his exile) cher et amiable Babusi Voila la
Cabinet dissout !" Those who are unable to corn-
l'llreltend the incomparable satire concealed under
these words, may ac least be competent to as-
trtain that the French language of the Morning
isbroniele is by no means so perfect and untangi-
te as its French princip/es.

;rile Gazette of last night contains General
Dispatch relative to the same events
th
Atnerica of which the Gazette of Saturday gave
be Naval particulars. - Om: Naval News from
ortsteouth state the welcome intelligence of the
arrival
ti of the troops Composing the late expedi-,
" agaiost New Orleans, which passed by the
Isle °l' Wight on Monday, steering for the Downs.
`pate following important cominunications
"'Ned a SECOND EDITION of THE SUN yesterday
4terooon, Nothing ea
that) the mu be ore -satisfactory
accounts We have from every quarter re-
44•ectiv Peetir.g the Rinteint of force, disposition, and ef-,
4e quality of the Allied Armies
r "Front Private and AuthentieChannels, the mast
eeent from the Continent, we have ascertained
tile following' important facts :
" 'rile advance of the Russian Force passed
11P-sDEN on the 10th, so titat there is every reason
1° 41'
leve that the EmR
willperor ALEXANDE even
lti 4oticipate
the period et hen he promised to have
ollbenSe Armies ou the French Frontier.
tlte,
ate Allied Sovereigns arc to leave Vienna on
i3th, and proceed to Frankfort.
Crh~t liq
The Prussian Army in the
held amounts, ac-
rerito returns, .to HOMO men, but this is,
'aPs' a little more than their precise number.
Their Head-quarters arc at Namur and L
thiege.—
oil el' 411. e to he joined by another corps. of 1&,000o
I,;e 25th, next Tuesday.
:l'he illustrious Vet f'...an .BLUCHER has, without
41 not or jealousy, accepted of a command un-
'JUL' ,
(141 (JO, the Duke of WELLINGTON. Never
a fiti
er ;and more enthusiastieArmy
the
form under
tadta "ers of more distinguished Leaders: never
• Army a more righteous cause to main-
ih
ort. Allied head-quarters. are now at Nien-
r
‘-ourtray, and Gramniont.
,
Letter from Leghorn of the 24th ult. received
b, le
City this morning, confirms us in our state-
(if lespeeting M.I..r.;AT. It expresses no doubt
'ts .•.
cll,l eelate and hostile advance, and con-
sti(o;',siolfyith op'n'.on that 'British propert,y. and
g will no longer be safe in that Port.
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Lr,(tut.---Ycs..erday the PBINCE REGENT
(jlldt(ti hincil . Carlton-house, which
.was at-
L cry ()Y
the liousehold.—The ItEtdArna of
1S adrltitted, al,d wade -ItTs%teport of
11‘ c'4)
tkader scutence of (lt.'uthiii''l*;..idwg4tc.
;p4i';,r.`'y the P i,: itiNc will bold a
'cilitull-Lomse, at tyvo t',°-k•