The Sun.
London, England, 1817-02-27 00:00:00

' count fro:. Glasgnw would (on his own declared
principles) have btought Mr.PotssoNsY, "-ith his
division of the Opposition, over to the same side.
But it seems there are some minds which must
have yet stronger grounds (if indeed any grounds
will satisfy thent) before they consent tCt, arm
the Government With new powers. They think,
it (lathing that combination.is organized from one
end of the kingdom to the other, because forsooth
the Speneeans are wild and visionary theorists :
are we to wait till sage and calculating men take
up the work of revolution ? l They think it no-
thing that conspiracies-have been detected to un-
tetant the gaols, and burn the Capital, and pil-
lage the Citizens, and murder the Soldiers, be-
cause, forsooth, the Conspirators were low and
i,era hie wretches, prompted by famine and goaded
by despair: are we to wait till rebellion and Murder

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. ate undertaken by the industrious and contented.? !
They think it nothing that the life. of the'SOve•
"vigil has beets attempted, that the efforts to de-
botch the minds of the populace are incessant,
and calculated with diabolical skill to effect their
purpoie,t hat mob-meeting, riot, and insecurity are
almost of daily occurrence, because forsooth the
Regicide may not have been eounected with the
harangniug:demagogues, the poison has yet pro-
duced only Symptoms of the terrible convulsions
it threatens, "and not more • than eight or ten
places have yet submitted to the temporary ty-
ranny of lawless Mob : are tve to wait diets till
Loyalty attacks the life of the ,Sovereign, till
Treason has become irresistible, and till the whole
kingdom exhibits the scenes of Ely. Spa. fields,
and Glasgow ? We say prevent the consum-
mation of Revolution, but these men ask tif to
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bide till our throats are cut, and
.the
v4.,4r-
throvr of the Constitution is placed beyOnd a
question, before we adopt measures to protect our
lives and save Our Country. .

If is 'consolatory to sec so great a proportion
of the legislature reiecting these insane: untl in-
iidions counsels.

The communication respecting the Treasonable
Practices carrying on at Glasgow, and which we
dc tined it our duty to submit to the Milli"
friday, our Readers see has been abundantly
confirmed by the LORD,:.I OVOCATE of SCOTLAND,
who in his speech, delivered last' night in the
!louse of Commons, fully stated. the operations.
and designs of the men who had, as we men.
tinned, been taken into custody. We cannot but
repeat our obserVatinns on this occasion, that
measures similar to what have been so happilycle-
tected and frustrated in Glasgow may. occur in
other places where the ramifications of Treason
arc extended, and pet hops not be so effectually
checked and subdued, and, consequently, that
every rtes} friend to our unt i vaned Establishments
in Church and Slate must give' his heariST assent
to those means by which Govcrnmenv is entice.
yoking to secure them against all the machina-
tions of pretended Reformers, but in fact
motet's of Revolution fur the basest and most
ruinous of purposes.

We have the Paris Paaers of Sunday last, with
another day's discussion on the Mulget.-1t is
'officially announced. in the lihmileut, . that the
Duchess Da PEERY is in the} fifth month of her
pregnancy.—The Dal Of LGIERS iS a4id to
have ;panted new advantages and great fhcilities
-to French commer,Ce,---Ft;ench Ptilitis Sffe.
At the Conrt• of Coration Council yesterday,
Mr. WAITIISIAN and his Party were the Aetois
we need lint add, that ResOlutions, &c. hostile tothe
existing Government were passed. As there wait
nothing new in the arguments, nothing indeed'
IV hid* is not more ably urged in the Parliament,
:try Debates on the same bithject, it is uun'eces•
sary to insert two versions of the sante threatk
' hate harangues.
The Belfast News. Letter of the 21st hist, receiv-
ed yesterday, contains. the following itnportant
sta,ement
I'Ltrr DErcereo.—A letter from Mora, dated 19th inst,
received, in this WWII yesterday, sass FroNE some infor-
mation Itot night about ten &dock, Mr. Sampson, assisted by
some other Gentlemen in this place.
,took 1.2 or 14 persons
plistikkers usi account u the Standard AJPiOCiatiOn.-- Mr.
satupsott.olso fumed a bp; of 'llapers in the house of oneof
them. They hare this day been sent from hence urfiler a
.strong military guard for the poi of Derry. It is thought
that if Mr. S.oupson had not taken such prompt measures,
this town mould have been in ruins before SAturtlay night."
The QUERN had E select party on Tuesday even-
ing ; the Duchess of WELLINGTON ryas among
the Company.
tier MAJESTY'S Birth-thy was' Celvtirn(e4
at
Vienna on the Gth instant, in a style of the lit,
most magnificence by Lord SteiVART, 11riti:Ot
Ambassador at the imperial Court. The I.:ippon;
and Empiess, with the whole Oftheir retinue, were
present on the occasion.
Vesteillay the Doke and Duchess Of (hall. CESTER gaVe a grand dinner to the QUERN, &c.
la the evening•their Royal Highness's bad a nu-
merous party.
Yesterday Viscount CASTLRRRAOH. sari Cpupt
MoNSTRIt had audiencee of the 'PRINCE IttioitNr
at (2:triton [tootle.
'1 he Dukes of YORK, CUMBERLAND, and GLMI.
CESTER, paid their respects to the _Partici: RE•
octet' yesterday.
A letter front Catl4, of the 11th instant, says,
that the long expected expedition of 15,000 men
for South America Was nearly ready forsailing
the escOrt of a ship of time line and 3everal,
I rigates.