The Sun.
London, England, 1817-09-17 00:00:00

the 7th iilktant, all the troops. of the Gart:sog q.
Lyons.

Madaple de Krudener, who has been r:e-fuseld
I►erruis3ioruto remain in any of the Swiss CantonS,
has for the present directed tier course by Wald-
shut and Dogern to;vards Alsace.
, " The Correctional Tribunal of TreVOuk, on,tbe
27th nit.. condehmed Jean Charnay to 5 year's
imprisonment, a fine of 50 francs, 5 years surveil-
lance, and 10 years deprivation of I►is civil rights,
for having assumed the name of the Usurper,

and circulated alarming reports; and Cland-MicNel
ZAgnet, and Michel Conn, to 3 months impri-
sonment, a fine of 50 francs each, and one years
surveillance, for having been accomplices in the
same offence. Charony contrived to persuade se-.
veral of the country people that he was the Em-
peror come to resiiMe his Throne.

" Yesterday, after Mass, Count Mole took the
oaths in the presence of the King, as Minister of
the Marino Mid Colonies. The Dike de Riche-
lieu afterwards transacted business with his Ma-,
jesty, Marshal Gouvion de St.. Cyr, the neW
!lister of War, -,was then- the Kin , apil ,
afterwards went to the office of the War Depart
ment.

" During the storm the day before yesterday,
the lightning struck the porcelain manufactory of
Messrs: Nast, brothers, in the Rue des Amandiers-
Popincourt, 'Faubourg Saint Antoine. The
chimnies and the- roof were damaged, and some
panes of glass were broken, but it did not pene-
trate the house. A few moments afterwards, the
lightning also struck the buildings of l'Abattoir
de Menil-Montant, where it did damage of a simi-
lar nature, and penetrated the buildings ; happily

•
no person was hurt.
" General the Baron Dubreton is-appointed the
Commandant of the 13th Military Division
(Rennes), in the room of M. CYMallony, placed
on the retired list..
General Casreix, is appointed Commandant
of the sth Military Division (Strasburg),, in •the
room of the Baron Dubreton.
" On the &h • instant, at. Lyons, Lieutenant-
General Cannel, Commandant of the 19th Milf7
tary Division, delivered the Crosses of the Legion
of Honour. granted by his Alajesty to three Caul...
noniers of the. National Guards of Lyons. , •
" The Prevotai Court of Lyons is ocrupird
with the trial, of the insurgents of the Communes,
of Savigny, St.• Germain, Bully; and
The accused are 22 in number.
" The Prince de Talleyrand arrived on the sth,,
at Marseilles.

"On the 9th instant there were in the baaon'
of Antwerp two vessels laden with iVutteinber4
emigrants; about to' set sail for the United States

of America.
" The fishermen of TudiHero, in the Asturias,
on the IBth ult. found on that coast a dead whale,
61 feet long, and 20 broad. It yielded an itp-
mance quantity of oil.

FIVE PER CENTS.

" Shut price with the Dividend 68 f. 45 G.
" Ex. Div. - - - .66 f.

" MADRID, Serr. 2.—The Queen and the
young infanta are both in a satisfactory state.
" They write frbm Saint Roth, the 18th ult.,
that the evening before one of his Britannic Ala-
jesty's 'Lips of war anchored in the Bay of
Gibraltar, having ctune from Algiers in eight
days. The Captain brought an account that.at
Algiers from GO to ~70 persons died daily of the
plague.

" Since yesterday we have been occnßied in
the receipt of two-thirds of the general contribu-
tion, tinder the new Man of Finance. •

STUTTGARD, SRPT.I.,--The Representatives
of the different Communes have almost all taken
.tho oaths prescribed It'y the Government, but those
elected here still refts'e to take them.
? t,
" The b:ike A.l s of the new organization of the
kingilom arei.undsrstwod,to be tur.angetl."

foflpwingrisitin Extract of a Letter froin Per.:
,
naritlnteo,dateo 4-tiJy.Zl 3.,—f` A Portuguese frtia'te,
and about 20 sit;P of thetchantrnen under her con.;
voy, will' sailen-inorrow for Lisbon."

EXTRACT OF ii‘LP:TTRiI FROM OUR CO.RRESrONDENT

AT LirPßiooL, DATPD SEPT. 15.

The folloiving Vessels have arrived this day,viz.:
Columbine; PENNETT, from Charleston, sailed August 1
Charlotte, Arms Tow, New' Orleans; Stafford, HARMAN,
Richmond, 24 days--ioltacto, flour';' Adams, Abit;vi, Norfolk—
tobacco and stavei; Pt'otectiou; 'Anisßawl; dittct•tobacco
and flour; Emily, 'ATtiriiciti;''MiChaiiChi—tinihes r; Hope,
TnomPsem, ditto=-ditto; Thai', TAYLOR, Quebec—flour,
ashes, trice.
The demand fx±r fCcitt4iicositlques aomated;,Bmveds ad-
vanccd 2d. this day,' just before:, 'Change hourfrx which is
now quoted at 2M. The continuance of fine weather has a
visible: effect ononrCc(rn Market; American ?lour, 465. to
48s.
,vet barrel; Canada: ditto, 435. • -Rice IS reduced Is. per.
cwt. since last. Yie;heliOilatiplAY. Aisiltecery trifling in-
quiry tas been Made, and .-nta alteratiors,4 :i'l'wo,,parcels 'of
'Turpentine-leave been slold at auction this week; 3Go,,barrylt
middling at 155:9d., and CO good 34. ' Althov,h ,
there has been sozie trifle more dung in Tobacco, still
of tirdivary and nitddling.leaf have given way a little. •
COTTONS--Sea Island, fine, 25.7,1. to 9d.; Middling,
es. aid. to ts. sd.ii Ordinary and Stra'isiedi Is. lid, to Ts. I Ad.;,
Ncw Orlcans,,:tsiptl..tq fs. CV, • •

We haVe.:waitecUwitir patience in hopes
The Morning Chronicle would have offered sod
thing in the-sliape of apology, or explanation,
-account of whatwas reported to be intended
an attack on the Conductor of this paper
Friday last. The Chronicle at -used .us of not lis!
ing commenced' our literary career in OPP°
of liberal Opinions." We denied this assertioo,r
-and we consider it as a verVilliberal charge, f°l
' wog;
we commenced our literary career with as „.
an attachment to the principle'of liberty
Morning Chronicle or any other public Purr";
We have heard that this clitai•geivVas
- • '
compliment to our con3istetiq, but a consiste
to
that implies a mean and,
_abject „subserviency
Ministers we bold in ditdaiL intended 89
The Morni4,
Chronicle, in the art icle• Alluded to vents its sple,
very freely against the
,Writers• Tin favour of CI
vernment, whom It describes, as having suso
into the gulph of Ministerial serviiutle," .104-Ij°
the folly w assert that ‘,
to lt. e ~every thinghst
passes on the Continent ,from the eyes of Dogfish'
j.).
t.,
nyo,is the peremptory,ortlerr of. the day:' -119.1!
never was-:-a more at bsurd tittThridicrildos Gila*
and we are surprized that some of our Competi"),(.l"
sou
on the same side of politics with ourselves,fa
4
quietly have submitted to -so unjust-and
an accusation. It is folly to suppose that
eters could ever think -of giving such an absul
" order of the day." The- Chronicle proceeds t
say that, " to prevent the circulation of anlP2Pei
that may find its way to England from abroad, 1
the daily instruction they receive from tbilie
Masters-, from M. de CAZE by one, and frcall
c;
de 13LAcAs by another (for it is a curious fact
that every French Ministzr has his-•own
t 'll
and thus the man I,vito shall presume to re.l
British feelings, and to -preserve his integrity,
to stand the assaults of thoje wlio, in the pas°.
conflicts for power of the parties in Flan" a
' -tl
opposed to each other, rand who make conlo''
_cause only where the constitutional right of e`,
to civil And religious liberty is asserted."
r
The' Chronicle, atter this silly as well its g-°sg
detraction, presumes to talk of gc a fijgiti°t°
an
system" of " low.and` disreputable abuse."
concludes its Philippic in the following words
"-It shall be our task to discharge our duty with vigil:"l
end we promise these retainers of foreign power that tan.,
shall have ample scope for proving to theirl'atrous tlicif aP.I
itatle for the oaice they have undertaken, as we &1:131/

furnish them with topics for senrrility."
. Now 'we trust that other public Journals Will
rb
support Government will not tamely subw,--
it
to
such daring defamation. For ,our±own pails (ILL-
Paper is open to whatever appears in the.Cpat'.
nental Journals, and if we were inclined to oil °
their circulation in this Country, how ea°. 14.4
accomplish such a purpose, or why shouldO
ffe ;
stern give orders to that of ?—The whole, w
hope, is anrinfamous charge on other public Joy
nals, as welt as on our own, but wbetber dig/.
is any foundation for it, or not, we trot"
to
The Chronicle, will, at least, do us the justice -.
retract so foul an accusation.

As "to France, that M. DE CAZE and M. P$
IILAcAs may each have " his own Journal'''
The Chronicle alleges, must of course be the fact
but if The 'Chronicle means to insinuate that 66
is
;
have " their own Journals'; in this Country, 3
adtocharge Englishmen with the basest venality,
a crime that, in our estimation,' h little short
Treason. The Charge, WM-tended, is of so seri°tl°
a nature,. that The Chronicle should be regal"-
to
explain itself; that if there be any foundatioo
it, the Guilty ought not to be blended indiscriPli.
nately with the Innocent, but the men wit° g°
debase themselves and disgrace their Country
should be openly exposed and branded 1"1,

infamy.
ii.7lcofesweemwsort(oish7 ounedertealatfiavtealittoy tFkraartle:re:Plile
ruip.to himself, and disturbance toall Eur°Pe!
his Csabinet seems to be Made.up of Revolution'.
..• nt4'
ary characters, who, in case of any move—e•
to subvert his Government; Will be readyvwith'e
.ArtnY and the Revenues lo assist them. Their
_pledges are cr as false as Dicers'- oaths." 111°'
,have given such,pledges toan UsUrper, Bud diet
wauld give them again if he could obtain the
Ascendancy, if they do not rather, now that Ile
,is removed, aim at individual advancement, or the
partition of the kingdoM mono. themselves'
The Eing seems to act as Courts have often done'
their
viZ. to conciliate their enemies And neglect
friends, depending on the honour of the latter;
without reflecting that the form-er will be erten3le
again as soon as their interest may tempt theca'

b.eAdlirs.cocnAttvinNu;N(Gl tliellf the
t twrur
vent return of Lord ME Lvi Ll'll
The Levees a t the Admiralty are, of course, 1".
from Scotland. ;t to
yesterday on a iris—
his friend Mr. liustussoN;Gartharn, Sussex' , `i.
• Lord MELVILLE is gone to Melville Costlsy_
-his Lordship is expected to be absent about o'
weeks.
Mr. WALLACE and the Dowarer Viscoontess
MELVILLE have kit Earl CLANCARTY SI Brussels,
and arc making a tour through Holland.

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