The Sun.
London, England, 1815-02-07 00:00:00

ivias ; he "o'f-
ilei=ed him to be silßittted. It was. the &rip eicis
Vrtncis; 'ln 'a Ittissin.‘inif&rii, having Te-
ceived rette'rs froth the Ettiits's Dow Ager of
Russia; tfrought them itumediaely to the RtliSital
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One thing ib very remarkable at present,
which is, that all the South of Europe is opposed
to the North, Au-stria, England, and France, in
concert With Spain, Sicily, Portugal, Holland,
Hanover, and Bavaria,' are endeavouring to set
boundrto the pretensions of Ruisia and Prussia.
-CmArs, JAN. 31.--M. D. de Rosemount, Go-
vernor of the Isle of Bourbon, has arrived here
from Paris, on his:wayto London.
MADIUD., JAN. Royal order •of the
10th directs, that all the native-born American
subjects of Spain who, by their talents anttlita-.
lity'should merit his Majesty's favour, should en-
joy the same privileges,. civil and military, with
the natives of Spain.

"" Nothing has yet been decided respecting the
pretended Memorial of ,M. Cevallos, recommend-
ing a general oblivio.n of the ptst.

PARIS, FEB. 3.--Lieutenant-General Count
Nansouty, of the Armies of the King, and Cap-
tain-Lieutenant of the company, of Grey Mus-
queteers of the Household, is just dead. He was
esteemed one oc the most shilful Cavalry Cflicelrs
in the service."

Though Lord CASTLEREAGH is not likely to be
in London before Thursday, nor until the vend of
next week, we have heard nothing of the inten-'
tion of. Ministers (kindly communicated to. the
Morning Chronicle) to propose a further Adjourn-
ment, and proYok6 a division on the part of their
dreadful adversaries the very first day of the Par-
liamentary Meeting. Like Macbeth, they-are tied
to the stake, and shonld all the prophecies of the.
Party, reversing the denouement in the Tragedy,
conic true, they must abide the consequences, and
fight till from their bones the flesh be talked. But
we understand that they are not afraid of this.

It would puzzle philosophy to find out what it
is that renders the. Talents so prodigiously appall-
ing in their own•concelt, that they should take it
for granted that Government fears to encounter
them, with or without Lord CASTLEEEAGH. We
know no ground for this belief, but that they have
encouraged themselves into tie deception by
their awn boasting and vapotiring during the.
last short Session. • They haVe asserted the tact so
roundly, and so often, that the poor fools abso-
lutely take it for gospel ; and though they cannot
impose upon the country, they have at least been
successful in imposing upon themselves. And sp,
they hint at divisions, but they know better : they
vaunt of their strength, but have just understand-
ing enough to confine its exhibition to the mouth,
—in which they are in verity very strong.
No doubt, however, but these imaginary giants
have planned a glorious wordy campaign—like Ti •
tans they will assault the Treasury Bench, and oh ! if
they could clamber to the heaven of power•througb
the Babel of their own confusion ! But it will
not.be. Though the sententious PONSONBY doubly
dole out his pithy oracles ; though honest TIER-
NEY (panting fur place, Which no Party seems in-
clined to give Ii augment' the number of his
elegant sneers ; though the catechistical Mailager
WHITBREAD make .his appearance with a new
drama of cross-questioning; yea ! though Captain
BBNNETT speak his•speeches ten times o'er, there
is no hope for.' the fallen Faction.. • No, not
even aided by their Foreign Auxiliaries—not
even should M': RAT furnish more dileMmas
to his Agents in and out of Parliament, to
embarrass Ministers in the free exercise of
their discretion f'or the weal of Great • Bri-
tain ; not even should the Yankee Partizans en-
able Mr..ilmuNG or Lord DARNLEY, or any other
Lord or Loan Contractor, to prose for tedious
hours about American politics ;---=not even should .
the emissaries of Saxony, of Poland, (the Nor Way
gentry are done with), of Italy, or of any coun-'
try, lend all their information and vigour to sus-
tain the .patriotic phalanx in their deep deSigns-:
We cannot treat this subject seriously-74i is
ludicrous beyond enduring to listen to the self-
complacency of these despised persons who hay-'
ing made theniselves the laughing stock of Europe,
have not yet the discretion to be ciiiiet and suffer
people to forget them. .

We are. cordially rejoiced to say, that our co-
lumns this day contain the last of Sir J. MUR-
'RAY'S long Trial, with the exception of the Deci-
sion, which cannot, of course, he proniulgated. till
'submitted, to' the. PRINCE REGENT fOr 11W app/0-
.
bation.

In the last column of our third page is an im—
portar.t Official Document respecting the Property
Tax.

BIIE/in.—This day the Lunn-MAYou ordered
that the:price' of the-girartcyn loaf should he ittl-
vanced Oick fur the ensuing week. -