The Sun.
London, England, 1819-03-01 00:00:00

intarctt.

OAr nittitS petiat Statite .the
three Owls :into which itiese obstacles may. be
cialscd,'ssitlwut ttiemptiug imy con ftit alien that
(-Angel compeited i a"tiggle sentelire, iaa ad-
dition to the statement itself. .iS ate *dn ge

wititis Lined 15),c01t as 1 fit eT4 rill an Italian foo-
Uiticiait to this efect Boast' bolarrly, and it-Ow=
" ever contradictory the results may be, octet' at*
" lota yaucself to have tletra in the wrong ;Jattri
" there will always be 'a pariy 'who will 'believe
• ,
and trust you."—There is likewise a good old pro-
verb, " Every dog has his Alay:"„elind of loth
these, never teas the
,trirrh more strikingly in
statoced i 1 An iii the modern , al-rifest re•cent , school
of Patiliteut Sc/nom:l4r. ..let ::entry. *licit cast the
events have. tahified. their proplieries :itz each
particular part .their 11-a:V3e been oppos-
ea by all.tlae Mtn Of deep praetiea ,experreace, at
hart in t Per applicatintos, '444 'trot* riot 4says
tie u.:alt gio'rru grey in, the stir ccasfnl matraece.
F en' of ,ite most vatied and -extensive Banking
cooeern,l that these are very great men, of pro-
found scienie in general, but in this point they
are quite out of the rig•-!mt track." Nay.,, what is
still more relnaikable, whets ally interest of .a
party is Coccertard, there econimists loare'beeri
seen to plat their own great maxims off and On
as easily as tiseir era. - Bnt notwillistantiing alt
this, if sus etrottger interest thail th•at of justice
arc' htsmanity interfere, •these nmeit still have
their tiay accordingly, Sir RoBEAT PEEL'i
" ao imvemfertoct with tree ',axone," and there-
fore• control:en lion of a fiieel ito •Le-
risiation. • Indeed ! of 'row long standing 'MAY
this peincietie be ? If the assertion loak been,
of al/ watit,4o, uselcsi, or disproportio to mote
i‘iteefererice, no one would have tin nlited
its truth ; tint then time proof would he, re-
gutted, that this is a rase of wanton, useless, and
disproportionate intetferemoce, It ranst therefore
mean all interference, tinder whatever claittos.:--
CA O this he hazarded in a {Villa ly
slays its every year, trot truly interfeves
teal: tree labour, fiat naalkes both thy Wring and
the ex trtion of the said free lahour a punishable
breach of the law of the land. But religion, hu-
manity, decency, retuoire this exception. 0 S that
the opponents of the Bill would hot consent to
press their,ptinciple- in all cases, ..where the claims
of common leoutanity, the distinct prescripts of
morality and refigiost, did not'w arrant and corn-
Wand art VN,Ctrioll .11. Sit' ROBELIT P ZEE. W01114:1
then wilt an easy victory. But assertion against
assertion. Sire affirm, that the principle, except
taken 'with such ii in stations as would reduce it tc+.
a there irt4isot, is latterly alien the spirit of
the B‘itislo Constitution, incousistent with time
principles of British law, colotradicted by prece-
dents, and had its birth-place its the works of
those economises in France, who, considering mato
among tie beasts that are to perish, cost ned
econuuty to the One object, the iaantay of
the cotostonable, with utter neglect of the moral
or even physical qualify of the consumes s. In
this footway, Christianity is declared to he the
law of the laud : and a plain Cinit.tiaim may well
test satisfied, therefore, that the spirit of our Le-
gislarm e cannot be inconsistent with it, co si -
noatitis. Whenever ass adequate cause cart be Aon-
stanii,,te4l, ti,e Leeislatute lias the tight, and has
neecr scrnplegl to assert it, of interfering with
etitent or direction of the labour of any dais
of persons in the cosumttuity. •
Piere are yet t MVO 4,( her sources of opposition to
the presto l3li, of the saute getter.eal t!essription:
s4id veil, ps %tilt on,re difficult to cope wit Is ,heca use
fire op;‘ositioto which they prompt is is 447 verittg
and halt-s'illed repugnancy. First, the feeling.
OF alarm the suspicion that the late onbappy
mud Thsgracettti toast its ;so Manchester have been
in some wv iy connected the agitaiioto of the
present imkkittre. What answer can be made to
t;tis Men %vie° hare been all the time on the
spot, ktli-se attested character and known rank
are ptesnmptiee proofs of their veracity, and
whose hntnane interest, whose concerts for their

LONDON JOURN A LS.

FROM THE MORNING PAPERS OF THIS DAY.

[illoming Chronicle.]
Lentil of a recent date from Port-au-Prince
sive, thilt President Boyer has brought into the
Senate ,a law for enabling foreign merchants to
recover, by legal process, debts contracted by the
r 1 natives.

Mr. Grattan is arrived in town, and will, we
osplet stand, bring forward a motion cite the sub-
ject of Catholic Emancipation early in the month
of April, molten it is expected that the Irish Mem-
becs will be enabled to attend, as the Sitting A.
sizes Will have closed some time before.—(lLiti.)

[Morning Herald.]

It was strongly reported, and generally believ-
ed, yesterday,th at a young Lady, a Wntd of Chan-
cei y, took flight, at tme o'clock yesterday (nam-
ing, with the son of a certain Baronet.

[Morning Post.]

We are sorry to state, that a house of the first
respectability, in the East India line, in the City,
stopped payment on Saturday.

[New Times.]

We received Paris letters yesterday. We re.
gret to state, that they inen►ion two large houses
having stopped pay;aeat.•-I\lessts. lioucherot, of
Paris, for about one and a half of frAtics ;
and M. Mareave, Havre, tor about one mil-
lion.