The Sun.
London, England, 1817-01-31 00:00:00

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LONDON,
FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1817.

There 1i no [WWII of• importance relative to
France in ite Paris'Papers. The T.,a w respecting
the 104nals was diScitssed ull tia
~2301. 117 e
are Sorry ''we have' not Space fn this interest-
.
dehati. A speech of the Pure Royalist, M.
ilAa46, was warmly cheered ; and 80111 C
confuition ensued from the, galleries taking part
in this applause. An ailionintnent to Monday
took place : 36 speakers have inscribed their'
HAMM

We insert in another•column a Docitmenf rinin
St. Domingo. We have for several thiyii becii
in
possession of very interesting and curious itti'etli-
gence.from that Islam!, which the pressure of
Parliame►ttriry matter alone'has prevented us fruni
laying before the Public.

.80117ittreare to be.of opinion...that there are
Englishmen of that diabolical character, as to
premeditate the murder 'of. their Sovereign., we.
cannot, after the most, Ontite. enquiry; enter-
tain the slightest doubt that the, attempts, oar
'Tuesday was the result ,of a deep-laid• plot' of
this. description.,.lt has beeu stated atithnilat-
gnment agrainst theznypoiition that an..A.itt.gttn.
was the instrittnent employed by the Assassin,
that two ballets cannot be. disallasged from such
a piece at the same time. thrt this is not the
fact, and the only consequence of chniging it
with to' o balls' instead of one,, is. thank CoD !
to diminish the force of both ; and-probably it is,
to the aver-anxionstiesi of these vile, traitors to
accomplish their porOose, that we owe the itafety,
of our Illustrious Prince.

,Bricfly and imperfectly at► we were yetterd4y
compelled to report the utiMirable speech of Mr.
(',ANNING, even the slight sketch of it.will convey
to the public Mite most conclusive answer lo the
Variation (miscalled an' Amendment) to the Ad-
dress, moved by the Opposition, that they might
not seem altogether dumfounded; and also a most
distinct and statesman-like exposition of the State
of the Country, its :ditiaulties, resources, and

Tospects.
Bur the most important point in the proceedings
of Parliament on ‘Veilliestlily appears to us to be
the situation in which the [louse of Commons
was placed, by the presentatiori of several papers,
under the mine of Petitions by Lord'CoccunaNE.
To see the popular branch' of the ,Coll6iittliiiio
bit-
ting calmly to try how far it might be insulted
impunity by disloyal and seditious Comp-Oa:Cue;
• •;
from the ma nufactioryof each infamous dema if
as CARTWRIGIIT, COBBEiTT, etid HUN r, is beyond
patient endurance; --Nowlstan can tnistake either
the means motives of these incendiaries and
their wcitingsr and the Commons will better eon.'
stilt their character and dignity, es, well at prove
their constitutional vaine,-by- at- or4e marking,
their sense of such outrages,litilter
Ingittiose
far revolutionary encroachinent is tolerahre, or can
be tolerated:-' A bald 'end Manly assertian of
their, rights ill this respect' is More celled fOr
tit the present crisis- then diacussions about their privileges. n the Pitintecrelminber ! The people
look to them for Seeirrity against the' Cut-throatii who are moving,trom place` to place to excite tut.r
.
arts,`„
and adjourning Iron) day' to day tinder the mos,t.
frivolous pretences, to keep'
alive the: Elaine of internal' discord.
%Ve hail it at an r
aniiiicions omen that Govern-,
meta it about to afford the good and peaceful port
Of the conimunity ,that prtiteetion froin
hirtners and factious Mobs to Which theY'are
gn-
tiited, since Lord StnMptrrif bas ive, nOtiee.
that he abnuhl on Monday bring a Mesiage from
the Reortivr, relative to Seditious Meetings.-- Measures prompt,vigorous, and decisive are loudly
culled for by the Country at large. The Pep. le,,