The Sun.
London, England, 1817-09-19 00:00:00

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THE SUN.

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LONDON,
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1817.

The Paris Papers of Tuesday last, which were
ie this morning, have not come to hand.

We are confirmed in our opinion, from all we
have heard, notwithstanding the alarms of cer-
tain Wiseacres on this side of the water, that
the preparations of RUSSIA are, as we before ob-
served, to be considered chiefly as measures of
precaution and self.defence, on account of the
revolutionary Characters who are gradually ob-
taining an Ascendancy in France, characters of
the most faithless and perfidious description. The
ambitious and designing men alluded to hold the

present KING in contempt, notwithstanding all
their pretended reverence and obedience, and only
wait for opportunity to embroil France, and all
Europe, in new confusions and calamities. If
the ARMY of OCCUPATION had not been at hand
they would, doubtless, have rescued NEY from the
death of a Traitor, if, indeed, they :night not have
wished to have him removed as a formidable rival.

,His treachcrytO his King might, perhaps, have been
a priwerfia reCominendation of him, if they -had
wanted among them Traitors, ready to take any
oaths, 'and equally ready to violate theni. This
new formation of the French Cabinet, is, theretore,
full sufficient to alarm Russia, and all other States,
and if we find that any of the English Journals jus-
tify the introduction of such men into power, we
shall be disposed to give credit to the i❑sinuations
of The Morning Chronicle, that there are really
degenerate writers among our countrymen, who
employ the public Press in palliating the enortni,

ties of Traitors and Regicides of France, and by
defending their elevation to power, attempt to
hide from the Continental States that danger
which will be likely to fall upon them, should
those Traitors and Regicides regain a paramonta
ascendancy in that country, as must be expected
considering the late extraordin'ary changes in the
French Government.

Letters received this morning from Barbadoes
state, that the Patriotic privateers swarm in the
West Indies ; the writer says it is dangerous for
any vessel to cross,the Atlantic, especially if they
are laden with specie, as they are sure to fall a
prey to those harn4tti. 'they are now so formid:
able that Porto Rico is completely blockaded by
them, and no vessel can pproaeft the place with
any degree of safety.

(From the Baltinwc Patriot of the 21st of .Aug,)
TRADE op SPANISH Banish;
Consul in Holland,.-in consequence of express
. ,
orders from the KING, his gracious. Master, in
forms the M.erchants in general, that• rigorous
measures are taken that no foreign adventurers may
'enter Spanish America with arms or ammunition ;
that in consequence of this all ships sailing from
Deitch Ports, and bound to the Havanna!), Porto
Rico, or other free Ports of America, must not
only be provided with certificates of origin given '
by him, or his Vice Consul, according to the con-
tents of the invoices of the goods, and taxed, as
is usual, in all Ports of the Spanish Monarchy,
but also the list or roll of the crew, and the pass-
ports of the passengers, must be delivered or con-
firmed by, hint or his Vice. Consul.

(From the same Paper of 4ugurt 21.)

The schooner colonel Lowry, which arrived at
Baltimore from South America, brings accounts
of the removal by MORILLO of his Excellency
SALVADOR Musol the Governor of Venezuela,
who has been carried to Porto Rico with his Aids.
This vessel sailed 2143 miles in l i days,

received, and of the many misrepresentations of
his conduct which had been put forth. He spoke
of IVIr. Warden's publication as unfounded in al-

most every particular, and expressed, himself in
severe terms of Lord Bathurst's speech. ile was
much surprised; he said, at .Lord Sidmonth's anti
Lord Liverpool's want of decent propriety to-
wards him on the discussion, as he thought he had
shewn them civilities to assure him a more liberal
'treatment. England, he concluded, was in a curi-
ous predicament—she has won all, and is ruined."

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Per/brined Lust Night.
THEATRE ROYAL, Dauay-LANE.-The Hypocrite: Doctor
Cantwell, Mr. Dowton ; Charlotte, Mrs. Davison. After
which, The Man His Own Master. To which was added,
The Watch-Word.

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NEW THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE.—The Wi-
zard : Principal Characters by Mr. H. Johnston and Miss
• Kelly. After which (3d time), Wanted a Governess. To
which was added, The Adopted Child.

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