The Sun.
London, England, 1815-10-06 00:00:00

9OLENI Qt;PA. DICEkE FALSI/M AUDEAT. ?

LONDON.
TRIDeIY, OCTOIIER'6,

One of the most important facts connected with
this country which the Continental Papers re-:.
hate, is the cession of the Province of East Fries-
land to the new Kingdom. of Hanover. This
forms so great an acquisition, and affords such
varuabk facilities for intercourse with Greet Bri-
tain, from its entire northern frontier, the Ger-
man Ocean, that we may congratulate our—
selves on having obtained its surrender. Tt
will be recollected how anxiously GEORaE the"
SCCOMCI enforced a claim to ibis Princp.a
lity, as Mike of Brunswick. Lunenberg,-andthaL
,
his Majesty was only prevented by circurnstauces:-_,
from entering into a war in support of his pre--I
tensions against the King of PXl.l,t,SlA.—Among
the changes in this quarter, the River Meuse, it
is said, is to fortn the barrier between Prussia
and the Netherlands.

Lord AMIIERST, :vhose appointment as Ambas-
sad3or to the Emperor of CIIMA we first an-
nounced, yesterday visited the Admiralty Board,
as well as all the other departments of Govern-
ment, preparatory to his departure on his impor,,
tart mission.

We Iraye Paris Papers of the 3d, and Brossels,
and F/amburgh news to recent dates. The former:
are uninteresting ; there scums to be -a pause of
quiet suspcncc previ.ous to the opening of the
ChamherS, which is appointed for to-morrow.—
From the nature of the Addresses from the
Electoral Colleges in every part of France, we
may pretty acentately anticipate the political tem-
per of the new Legislature which has emanated
from them. .}hey generally, as has been well
a- Contemporary, verge with great.
observed by
farce the infliction of just punishment on the Cri-
minals who have plunged France into all her late,
distresses. " Great examples of justice," say
Electors of the Arrit)ge, " have became necessary
to intimidate the wicked, who are still disposed to

imitate those audacious conspirators, -n 0,
ti Cea4l
,91y(rnity, still
armed with the dagger and the incendinristett
The cry of all civilised nations is raised tAiso
those old sans of crime, 'who, emboldened 'IA
; POI ap s meditate nett atrocities." " The °Oil
preserve their criminal hopes'co
of
....wickedness on earth," say the Elector's 0,41
Sire,
s_Xfppei• Garonne; " may enter into the severedesirte,
lerated by human laws. Thanks be give°
of Providence i but it is never with imPuniti,,,,
tot;
for the promises which you have Wade dot
gSZ:rt:lt'leeoolirf
against-the authors of the most atrocious atteetirre
which was eyerplanneci.'"f hose of the UPPerOO
ftatittehilf:uiliitsittirbejetcrtasnAgYtillf 1
ifityrkdi:
trehe:
emplary punishment of those great criminals viexe„
France .disavows for her children—of those
,crable men who have dared to plot the bAboia
of misery:
of conspiracies—of those wretches, in short' "' es
three months have exhausted on France three 9;ea
What torrents of blood have been
54....
in their impious cause r What cities destr°Ye.iliti
what fields ravaged, what numbers of families 'III
P.ot
The law
for ever! Dot the jimice of your Maies'Y will's;
will have .its course,
leave unpunished the authors of so motif 4 sas' all
P;')
our disqUietudes."' To the purpOrt 5
same .
E3St"ti
the addresses' of the Isere, the Loire, the
.1 the
Pyrenees, the tipper Rhine, the mouths °
,r,
Rhone, the. v. •and There '
di, many others, 11
.1 I SCS hell
and will rev°. ve
two or three other topics in these auiaes .
oats
deserving attention,
pat ti-u at y the
we have often touched on other oceasiwTs' r
•
of str.
nf thei
.proprietyt, i
.pp.trg the rich Traitors - for
-ill gotten weak!). These villains, sPr'l° ~
. . ticerae./
"the
toast part from . indioence- and t, -0
....
le
have accumsdarted immense treas4res • a
nut to or,
traying the interests of their ColintrY7Col1ege Of
I e
can be more convincing than Olt the 0 sy„,111
the !tipper (..,
'aronne says of these sum--
, ~..:7ty "1)13'
il-e'YI- ,-I:).eCJ just to alssialo from all ;'l'."eL'
5451 of
lie
those criminal 'riches, which were t
,
wile°
their infamy ? Would it be just, at
3 time
have
App. Ig'
the faithful population, whom they
llowed4ii*
rishecici, hcbold their last resources ova
bate dig-
its- the abyss, which these men alone . 1
0
fiseati°n 1
ged i" Let it not be said, that con '
teen
abolished e° re-
been.
... _ by the Charter. These
s,
ins' ~ir„;
• *
Pounced she Chaster: they conspnett
al the
Pksides, it would be the height of &11l tot _...
- to fort
rule of exemption from confiscation,
, ries'
which were. built upon confiscations androbJe
imp
Again one
Again another, and if possible a m • 510
;,, t time 5'2
topic, is forcibly insisted upon '" he rev.lit-
address—a topic more imporant as '
be overlook--
moment, because it is more likely t°
mete by in-
ed th tv
rough inattention, or coonterae wit
to ann
trigue. "We conjure . your gaits-, , .
ell' sa
_.t your sa- ,4
only to pure rands the deposit wi
found, in '''
thority : we conjure You• not to con
ce, the
iedeo
invaluable testimonies of your cot
• h the Pure
et,ernal artisans of our troubles, wit • tho
Sire, .-
&fenders of the throne. anti the laws. 10
5'6
crreonrstances in which, we are placed are
most local 5u5
Oral all the devotedness.of your -.
'
those sa
• •
lects will scarcely suffice to encounter
he necessitY'
crifices, of which ere already foresee
are' ,he
Such, we have every reason to believe,
lation of France-
Prevailing sentiments of the poPti
tea becrtase
There are-, no doubt, manydis4°'2'en '
• lintenr r'r11,31:5:
there are raany who dread penis
_Ley aa---
because to
who desire other revollitio:s, ,e;
Y
ally chanl,
lost by the last, and must gain s
thewicked'
:and too many liable to be misled by
Cooc toy
_ the
because the frezinent agitations -at
d given t°
-have unstated, the minds of men, an
. ce of 't an
ev,ery form of Govern-Ins:at the appearance
of security. t of rrance
Suppotted w hoever as the better Part
us
1.. t ha
is, by the entire strength of Europe, tc a
ay
f things 111
that a good and stable order o
, crime`
succeed to. the reign of ariarcny acrd
c,
the }ten
.
Our only fears upon this head rest ors
s°'
themselves. We arc afraid that there Rye
~..ipot,:
prejudices attching to the soundest of L' 'hi
ose of the
which> arc little compatible with the rep •.....,
old cletotts'
world. Would to Heaven they cou ..„
- • Wet
untry Is '
that the happiness of their own, co i.„,idow
• ant! nuc—
tysitred with the general happiness,
rolcilie-
. as iUfamous those ideas of national agg ,
_.
cnnired a Fru
meat which, if they did not spring' a
source
lution---the
di,,ioirs increase from the Revo
,„, tittle
'of all the wretthedness, which has
in- "--
atilicteti himianity.

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There is no doubt of the fact of the puke
to
CE
1497(1 CAsTLEREAGII, in explanation and jastifica°
tion of his conduct in orderin
which had.
g the Pictures, Stc•
to be taken from the Derre,
written a long letter
WELLINGTON'S haring-
beet) deposited there, principally, by the relit
SKAiator of • Europe. —. We nnilerstand h 75
I,o*.ra'e
, -to have taken this step, in collo"
qiien • . ~f tb.
:-,. ce, vf the warmest representations
.ICillg ofthe Ni. i Army "q's'
; -,• : . I ETHERLANDS, IV 10SC
(alder the Mete's immediate conartrni, aillt