The Sun.
London, England, 1823-04-04 00:00:00

reitiCians of Europe ; and at a time when it is
believed that its armies are already in motion,
and-when it is certain that the order had Leen
sek for their immediate advance,—at this very
time he rose to say,
" France was rapidly approaching towards the point at
which it will be completely liberated from difficulty. Our
tituation is altogether transient ; it is not the effect of war—it
Is that of threatened war, and of the uncertainties which attend
thitt menace ; and that which is most greatly dreaded by the
Preach is—incertitude "!
This declaration obviously admits of two biter-
: pretations ; and it may be that the incertitude of
France is to be terminated by the abandonment
of her pretensions, as well as by the passage of
the Pyrenees ! Can it be possible that the French
'Government is desirous of withdrawing, at the lust
hour, from the "Vficuky"in which it is involved
The rumours of an autograph letter from the King
of SPAIN, entreating his 'loyal Brother Lours
XVIII. to desist from hostilities, would almost
warrant the indulgence of a faint glimmer of hope
that even yet the peace of Europe may be pre-
aerved;--but, it woUld be idle to speculate on
what is so exceedingly improbable ; and nothing
'but a positive declaration of pacific views from
France would now justify expectations which we
were amongst the last to relinquish !

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- liE Styx of last ‘Vednesday we were en
abled to state, by the Express which we had ex-
clusively received from Paris, that in consequence
of the arrival of a courier from Perpignan, a
Council of Ministers had been held at Paris on
Sunday, and that it had been resolved to make
an increase to the French army to
60,000 men. of from 40,000
The Courier Frangais now
that " an Sunday received, states
ters held there teas a Council of Minis-
after the arrival of a courier ;"
and
the Phone says, Sc
of 50 on There is again talk of a demand
men, by anticiation ipon the Con-
seriPtion of 1823, which will be made to the
Chambers."
In Wednesday's
Sax we stated, that one of
Gu
the Aides-de-Camp of General
ur.EsitsoT
had been brought to Paris in custody of Gen-
and had undergone an
ourier Francaisc One of the
rancai says, examination.
Th. r
—nett-de-Camp of General GUILLEMINOT arrived
'undr, under the conduct of an Officer of
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pi
n: k'xfr,
aet the following from the Dutch and
I (a,
h-ers Mail, received this morning :
.......n the
,k uittagELs, MARCH 29. —ln sitting of
sue
Second Chamber of the States Genernaol:
the President of the Chamber gave
was
tic') that the Minister of the Interior
41)Puiated to close the Session in his Ma-
Jest
h i: - "me. Ills Excellency then reported that
,"..5d received several communications from the
l'i rst Chambers signifying that it agreed to
d
had '.. several Projects of Law sent from the Second
ett
ile)
the
amsebuieautri .nriabr'el'lnrtsi:
taiNaalvdii niiiigisl t ear
few
ws
wordsthen ill
t rsoadi said, e d
that in
finished their delibera-
tion on the Projects of Law, which the King
had intended
to iny before them, his Majesty has
though
diagl t it fit to
c°r close the Session, which he ac-
decl
Y ared
Session was closed, in the King's name, and the
" ST. PETERSU
li uncn, MARen 1 s.—An Impe.
I!st 'Ukase orders the sum of a million of roubles
' be taken f
11111 rom the fund of the invalids, for a
for the support of meritorious officers.
b"utifni " I)4l.'")cri, MAncit 28.—1 t is said that the
is estate of
Morocolini, near Harterwitz
rile SetPuretl
tt for the King of Naples, and that
elidellee ereigti will Chase Dresden for his future
.
rh ST6
- -C4ll°Lhr
et liberty a ) MARC'S 18.---Frykstedt is set
Kerber gcn.
A person of the name of Sch.,
, at ho
Dr awever arrested on account of ex-
. Ili "lions he has used respecting several persons
public °likes in different publications.
s e the sitting of the Chamber of Peasants, on
mord
the
Whole
a Member proposed a motion to reduce
Ithg :le 4e11134,40 censist entirely of conscripts,
it 'QIN serve from the age of 20 to 40, in-
esd of 20
ill , to 25, as hitherto. This motion was so
h 'Peeived by the Peasants, that the question was
Alt nqd
ko, carried without a division, whether the
44 should
be put upon his trial.
bitt '!‘he Address presented to the King by the
the r,in reference to the forged orders lately sent to
vtov
ver3,l4:raars of several towns, is expressed in
444 i —g terms. It observes that the intention
*out; highly criminal, that every honest subject
ie SePPOSe
letti it impossible
ng to compose writings so
and threatening the King, the Crown,and