The Sun.
London, England, 1817-01-25 00:00:00

We bare made Extracts from some Continental
Papers received dace our last. Trie encts of the
late had harvest is severely Felt in most places,
especially in France nn►l NOrway.

Tile French Papers have announced that Capt.
rItt:YtINET is about to proceed from Toulon in
the Urah.le corvette, on it voyage to New Hof,
land, and to complete their survey of that hithert6
unexplored cosst. This Officer was one sent
thither by the Exile of St. Helena, nod out of
compliment to his worthy Patron ! mimed' the
places after hint and his ragganylin family and
associates. As he is again going our, and muter
the patronage of the lioutteoys, it is to he hoped
he will 'Haire the amentli honorable, 'awl ()Miter" e
the epithets that have been , so shainefolly and
prodigally, made use of. Sorely such names ought
not to exist its those that have been the scourge
of Europe for so many years, and whose deeds
will never be effaced froin the pages of truth awl,
humanity. Perhaps the persons who suggested
the name of Cap de Jaffa iuterialed it it 3 a motr-
ment of BUONAPARTR'S UvitliCa of WS sick it?l!
lowers at that place in Egypt, for certainly they',
could not intend it for his goof deeds there,
ot:oN.t PARTE.
001,FE JOSEPIIINE.
CAPE lIERNADorrc.
STRAITS LACEPEDE.
ISLES JliitOtlF..
TIME

cm, LIE jAppik (.Itemeolher 'poisoning his Si:A at
this place.)
IcLF. AF. tTlinal—(tbe Rettegadeut St. Ileleuat.)
ISLE DF.CRES.
POINT CA NIITACEItES—.fO! the Rascill!)
POINT TALLEYRAND.
ISLES JOSEPHINE.
11.11 E
•
The Smith Co:lst of NOS' Miliaria, called TERRE
NAPOLEON, vetstre these places are situated;
t'tLES !AWLS-NAPOLEON.
Other parts of New
ISLES MONTEITELLO.
A on the
ROI UONA PA RTE. N. W. Coast.
The above were named in the voyage of the
isinutrails(eand Geogruphe French frigates th,tt
surveyed New fiolland. As they areatow.,sending.
. .
out SO riliyili.ll)l to finish what they then did not
Complete, they will have an opportimity of re-
moving thee, names, and call them alter the
ilonttnoNs.

_
Yesterchty.aftermZurZZ, senior, and Julin
/limper, conveyed in a collet) to Westminster
fn 'Order to plead before the Judges in til'e
Conn of King's Bench, to the indictment .pre•
teire(l against them on Tuesday last, fur Riot anti'
Conspiracy.

Just before the rising of the Conit,Alr.rti cn /tan-
so't; ntoved that the prisoners should be :Ahmed to
'pfeed to the, indictinent preferred ngninbt
The indictrow, being, rend, they severolly
Not ; and bebig ptovided with linii, withf,
have been discharged, had they.-:put sii the ns'ilai
eflidnvit of service of latil-; for the want of which.
notice they were .rennoided, Notice,. however,
has:been given to put in hail this evening before n.
Jtaye at Chambers, on behalf rat Watson, but not!

4)per.

ites44.-rilay tiseivpnsiatiun mustered to dine with
Mr, IkurisONny in Curzon-street, itiytaii.

1 0).0,1 Th'itvin the raging Uitrent; th.e-c it 'no 'CX-
NVTtt who can cause the 'wave of popul.ir fury to
slop at his 'bidding ; vain was the late conviction f
their error,ittreTheorists stooped to the block:with
their Monarch, the Reformers bled amid lheroin
of which they were the cause ; cats of repentance,
reftirning loyalty, better-instructed patriotism, all
; innovation was 14 itt, thc Monster.
was unchained/ the Demon was loosened, and
cycle: of five.and twenty years of hitter strife, and
unexampled woes, and unmitigated devastation.
itaS Wel) to appease the Fair Spirit of
Temperate Reform, on whose imaginary altar the
siightest sacriticcs• were at )first declared! to• be all
'that was 'recuired.

Oh, let us not, with this example before our eyes,
be misled into the same horrible course. Let
tie beware how we begin to alter, lest we should
destroy—let us turn a deaf ear to the Traitors.
whose 4ini is Revolution, while their voice is
Reform. With what France has been in our
tinter, We should be mad as Weil as wicked to leap
into the same gulph.

The French Papers of Monday and Tuesday ar-
rived very late last night. They contain nothing
of importance, except we may give that cliarac,
ter to the melancholy detdils of the exhumation of
the Royal Dead, End of the preparations which
are announced to be making for the celebration of
the Anniversary of the Murdet' of the unfortunate
Louts XVI. Such is the matter which nearly
fills the Journals which have now come to hand..
Those of ()Ur Readers whose minds are full of the
French Loan,. may perljaps be able to gather
Something from the intelligence, that the French
Funds have suffered a slight depression, ha%ing
declined fivm 60f. 20c. (the last quotation) to
.59t. 50c. at which they left tiff on Monday.