The Sun.
London, England, 1817-10-14 00:00:00

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state d t;i•sdOtn, and an anxious &sr.e
Aevifeind:establiMi liOvriliment `founded on -re-
, and e'xperie-o'ce; a violation,
of a promise. tut The Chro.nirte bas-resmied
its old expedient of publishing " a Private Letter"
''from tro. justify its st'atemt!ut of discontents
in Prussia. The Public are too well acgriai.titcd
With the " private Lett'ers.,'" and :the " Official
Documents," So 'often invented by The Morning
,Chronicle, to place the leait 'confidence in such fa-
brications. It 'had betteiPrOceed in its pretenB.ed
warfare with The Courier thnu expose itself to
ridicule and scorn by attempting t-ia me e the
.world believe that discontents p're*ail in 041c1.
iCountries, or toexcite them in its own. Bythe way,
We think that The Courier bad -better tfeliite and
discourage the daily courteous hostility of The
Chro-
nicle, lest the public should he inaticed to sivinert
that they, are playing the gameintoeach other' s hands,
a suspicion, considering the political principles
and views of The Chronicle, that would probably
injure the reputation of a Paper hitherto deemed
a friend to Government and the British Consti-
tution.

IX was no .proof of the cnossion,s innocence of
Cokoriel IV,I'MSENB C H that when the officers were

going,to take imu into,custody, lie locked him-
self in his F oom, putl with his sword in hand
threatened destruction
.to the person who should
.sttempt to seize him. He (lid not plead that they
had no right to take him in a free cny, a plea
which his Jacobin.advocates bete Dare instituted
1w his favour. He must know, that his case was
know:, to all Europe, and that the eyes. of all
13.urope were directed to the issue, xvhich was not
likoiy to be ip.flueneed by any principles but those
of justice, though his conduct, notorious as it
tea 3, wotild_liare justified the immediate .decision
of a Court-martial.

This is Seing-day at the Stock Exchange.
No Defaulters had been declared at 12 o'clock..

Gentleman who arrived yesterday from tire
North, where he has heen travelling for several

tnontl►s in a metcantilC capacity, givCs tin most
liactoing accounts ot, the state of Trade and

Commerce.

foundation.

THE QUEEN'S VISIT TO BATH.

At Glacgcrw, Liverpool, Birming-

bam,(Acid, Nottingham, and the mercantile
towns generally in the North, scarcely a manu-
facturer is unemployed.' 'At Manci►ester particti-:
iarly, he says-there is to-it,a•bale of goods unsold ;
the orders also for fire-arms at Birmingham (op-
posed.fOr Soutli Atnerici) sre beOntl precedent.

RTIMA.----Otir Readers 11'111 recollect, that a

short time since.the Opposition Prints endeavoured
to excite a belief, tract
_there were. dissensions-
-among the Allied Power.s, and ,that we positively,
contradicted them- upon the• strongest, .grounds:.
Yesterday_ the account Of
:the Russian Armament
at 11( vel, and the reported Message from Lord

CATHCART, induced those Prints to raise a hew

rumourof I:ostile feelings Against this country in
the Russian Government, .which we.can as posi-
tively assure our
.Rearlers is cqually without

The QUEEN is expected to pass a day, or two,
in town, before going to Bath. A party of the.
boyar' Upholsterers commenced their operations,
on Thursday last, at the two houses, Which have
been engaged. A canopy will be. fixed in the
drawitig-room of one of them, beneath
Which her MAJESTY will receive the address of the
Mayor and COrporation. During her residence,
.two whops of the lOth litessars• will attend her
L~iAJESTY, as a guard of honour ; and the North.
'Sonn•rset Yeomanry will escort the royal carriages
into Bat 3.; those of the %Nobility and Gentry of
the place aud.the neighbourhood will also appear
in the procession. It is thought, that the QUEEN'S
residence there will exceed a month, and that the
rEINCE REGENT, tVill visit her, during it's Con-
tinuance. _ _

Another account Says, that the QUEEN Will
not, make her visit to With till after the accouche- •
vent of the Prinee,sS, CHARLOTTE. The 3d of next
month is, "therefore, to be considered as fixed
for the day of he:journey, only upon the suppO-
sition,, that her .RoyAllighness will by that time
have been well enough to receive a visit front her
ItlasgsTv.

WINDS R, OCT.. ester-L her MAJESTY,
the Royal Family, &c,. attended divine service in
the ptiVate chapel in the Casil'e. In the-evening
the QUY.EN had a select party to the perforinanec
of sacred morning, soon alter ten
o'clock, a stag was
,turned out on 'lower-hill,
nearSwinley, to be limited by the PRINCE RE-
GENT'S stag-hotrods. Oi Friday a deer will be
turned oqt for the day's diversion at South-bill

Park , •
Last night the PRINCE REGENT, attended by
Lord WM. GORDON and Sir BENJAMIN BLOOM-
FIELD, Nisited Covent-Garden Theatre, to'see the
May of Guy Moiterill„ &e.
On S:.lnulny evening Viscount CASTLEREAGI-1,
afti!ra!tendihg the Cabinet Canned, left town for
Iris sear at North Cray. The Noble Vkconnt
*lO his Lady lease town this thy for Darer
Ca,ile, where .they. are expected to remain 6olue
weeks

B NEw GOLD Coin.--The Sovereigns were
in graeral circulation in the City on Saturday..
Yvsterda. r 1 r l-Ldf Sovereigns were issued freely.
Tile latter 'is al uncOnungilly handsome coin.