The Sun.
London, England, 1815-01-30 00:00:00

PER CONTRA.

A single hint against the. oinnipoteney of the
Talents is violent abuse.

An insinuation that'PERDINAND MENDEZ PIKTO"
was but a type of the Morniqg Chronicle, is ieuro
rility.
The refutation of ealuninies meant to degrade'
our Native Land, and the -exposure of falsehoods
invented to libel honourable individuals is scaw
dalous sctirrility, and unpardonable abuse.

Any doubt of the rropkrtic infallibility of tle
Plirty is blasphemy—'' He. that: dohLts shall
t1:--d," says Lo VETER, in the Tale of c;
amid the Chronicle, which is but a Tab for Olt'
Whale, says the same thing.

[The reu►ainder of the Creed is too to►gig for
section, but what we have given will serve is :lit
illustration of the in43ciples on which 'it iy
founded.]

Now it -is .cruel that, the incensed Chronicle
should this day have coupled us with a 15erson
consider to be almost as anti-British as itself,
have told the public that '' COI33ETT'S scar'
rility, in which he rivals the Editor of THE SI)Sf •
,is creditable to the Morning Vhronicle.". NV4
can scarcely persuade ourselves that any °dog'
creditable to that Paper can be either said • a
done—but if any thing can produce that Cl"
feet,- it is, to . demonstration, the abuse 0'
COBBETT, which to enjoy is an honour Of
e/konicie has little title to attain.
• Our limits prevent our copying a few examrle4
of the mannerly ana decorous way in which 4.l'°,
Chronicle deals with its opponents, but we sisal'
find room fur them sooner than the Editor of :lilt
Paper will relish.. in the mean time we congo"
tulate him on his change of system. Ile 104
lung tried to appear as if he did not feel our
,re;
marks ;—he has done every thing and gone Oro
every shift but that of answering us, which he blig
indeed religiously avoided.—lt is a last struggle'
so c'en let him be constant in the new spirit
has plucked
.up, and see what he can do 'with
bad cause in the desperate attempt to defend it.

WINDSOR, JAN. 29.—Thursday the
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CHARLOTTE came to the Castle from Cranhouro'
attended by a Lady in waiting, and dined- scitß
her MAJESTY. in the evening there *as a coil
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cert, at which her Royal Highness assisted..
ten o'clock the Princess left for Cranbourn-lode
Friday iibeing the Duke of' SussEx's birth-&11''
when bis Royal lliglaness completed his 42d ye'4l'
the same tvas observed here by ringing of belt
&c. Yesterday horning Princess CHAtmovrg °J
%VALES took an airing in her phaeton, and visic,
the QuutN and PRINCESSES. Iler loyal Ifig

ness returned to Cranbourn to dinner. •15
The Journal de France oaf the 26th inst. contall
the following article e , • ill'
CALAIS JAN. 22.—0 n the 19th of this month, at to
stance of Messrs.i Millet and Fector, merchants, at Doveot
man mined Crowker was arrested here. He bad been
Clerk in the house of Sackett and Co. bankers, in Mart, ot,
and is said to trove embezzled or taken away about' 36,°,itt
sterling, in notes of the Thanet Bank, and a great
of unfilled notes. This individual arrived' here Witholdt s
lt4o
ports, and repaired to the Kingston Hotel, where be l'iof
taken. He pee up to the Police Officers neatly the
his effects; and his wife was arrested in Enziand at the 11.'",
'pent she was qu'ttin.; the country to join her husband ite:l,s
A reward of 401. is offered in Saturday ilit'll•e6
Gazette for the discovery of,the person who t'
fired a pistol at Mr. R. Ni,rtsr,.of Sydenhato 6()1111;
mon, in the evening of the 7th instant,n4s
promise of a free. pardon to any acco
inaliing such discovery. • ,

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