The Sun.
London, England, 1819-07-27 00:00:00

cip!e pred.minate in ail Rrt., proceetlinp,
and cot,i(ergatiotps of the !!lociety:—

---Nol6ng against the Law;
;-.,gairst ;
*Nothing agaltilt

12. This secret being of sorb great in-tpnrtaoce,
It mast be confined to the sth Lodge, w-kielvii
alone to contain the Au. 6ireers. who Are to direct
boil'lirte, of the ruined Temple ,tf: Solomon.
to tfte liodgeA, it 4,4 only that
obicct trf ti,. Soriety is tinitudi ChArity, nnti ex-
tt Risi3tAnee. to thou'. wise, pircier whiteve;
ciicistns!roicef, he w.tilt 'fltis, on the
wit; he the onlv ohjeet that. wdi he
proposed to thoet-ft)o Iti.ft to hr erntte tisstie.,,;ed
with titk new tnui r-lebrwer! S.,eiety, which can,
never be sittiiviently t”linited.

The Society of which the foregoitte, are the
statutes, has taken in France the, name JAco.
BINS front a convent so called,- where the Rev°.
lollonests 11..14 their first meetings. Thus the
JAcoausts of Vrance were an aasemblage of the
Upper Lodges of iti.osatata, butt with this dif-
't-rence. that the libitnit,e, spread over the sur-
face of Enrope, Ilad only hitherto been able to
°crops, thelnatives vaith theoretic i;lans fur the
rebnildine; of the ruined Temple of Solcmon,
whilst in France, le JACOBINS, masters of the
Con.ritteent Assembli, carried alto actice what
had hitherto only been theory. The great woik
thus commenced. The Sovereignty, the Priest-
hood, Property, Laws, Morals, even Usages, all
,rere attacked, all were overthrown, and FrAnce be-
came the titst country in which the maxims above
rroted were carried into exectition. If the_un-
dertaking 11,u1 been limited to that cfmilliY, the
~iher Powers wonid perhap4 lurve looked on, at
ti ;i dreadful spectacle, and woold not have stirred,
but it vitas not one coutasy alone that was affected;
ail States, in which there were Altass and
IThrut.es, felt the orveta of the agitation. What
yeti field out, WciS restore every where to 1144111
his natural liberty, destroyed by !tampers. The
ohleet, therefore, was to extend this benefit
th oneh nut the world, the .IACOBINS only regard-
ing what had been done as a commencement, and
coo iicetiuf; Fraoce as the means for accomplish-
ing the rest. Thns they proceeded to march
~gaiiist Europe, armed with all the force of
Wrance, and preceded by the Code, which they
took care only to reveal to the People, according
to their maturity.
So great an enterpvize could nor be accom-
plished without Malty diffletiltlCS, the JACOBINS
toned them even in their SoCCCISCS. United in
foci,,ciples, they quarrelled about' the division of
the. spoil ; thus factions wet e seen cutting the
throats of factions ; ROBES PIERRE killed DANTON,
and TALLIEVI ltillptt ROBESPIERRE.

The great %routs suffer«l from those sanguinary
BUONAPARTE WAS of their ussociatioti.
"Itiev chose for their Chief, and regarded bins
as their Reforiiier.

Erir,pe wanted to lee his Monarchy, and ex-
p,teregt to be able to treat with him ; but 'Roo-
NAPARTB crms vied, vvas nothing but the RBVOLU•

Ttow BNTHRoNED. He .rAs, 119 it WitS said by
Mithisne STAZI, " I{OBBSPLERHE ou Horse-
back ."

Eat'npe WV WI not long in discovering this fact ;
for she soon saw this Revolutionary Emperor per-
secuting her without ceasing, as he did the JA-
c•rs+tas the Sovervi,irty and the Priesthood, and
dividing the spoil with his accomplices. The
Powers t length Opened their eyes, and he was
dethroned.

They arm in secret, for the purpose of matting. war on
the gwvereignty anti the Priesthood, and they declare in their
ptilteic flrtxTetlings, that they respect Law, Religion, and
What .iticerity! !