The Sun.
London, England, 1810-07-09 00:00:00

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fflP ±,r that the organizers, as General Stuart has

t P, it, who a;?peirS to have so far forgotten all ap-
pearances of the good faith and generosity on
kh, at first, lie appeared to pride himself, and,
a• now, to make it a bind of glory to openly pro-
/ tect alt the armed assassins and brigands of S•cily.

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MONDAY, JULY 9, 1810:

Yesterday *Dutch Papers to the .sth inst. a-rrived.
They, br.ing the intelligence which we have long.ex-
..,
peeled, of the 'resignation of LOUIS BUONAPARTE
Daring the period that Louts has sat upon
;the
Throne ,of Holland, he has upon all occasions en_
cleat oured to soften, and sometimes to evade the ar:.

bitrary and. ruinous commercial decrees issued by
BUONAPARTE, and has thereby incurred the hatted
of that Tyrant. In 1807' I3voNApAitTg threatened
to deprive Lours of Ins, Crown, because' he was
guilty, of the crime of endeavouring to promote the
ipterests of the people over whom he was appointed
to ru!c, and at the saine it was hinted to 'the people
of Holland, that as a punishment to them, the fero-
cious-MURAT should be appointed their King. Louis,
however, b some concession at that time appeased
his brother's resentment, and be has been permitted
to retain the title of King to.this period, though pep.
i‘etwlly exposed to the grossest and most degrading
insults from BUONAPARTE. `Alen he was last in
'Paris, it is well known that he was under an' arrest
and it was supposed that he had purchased his free-'
dorn by giving up a consider2ble portion of his domi-
nions. He has now; however, been compelled to%'
resign them altogether in favour of his eldest son,
who is an infant. Louti, we presume, is to retire
into 'd private situation; but his wile, the daughter
ofJOSEFHI NE, is to ad as Regent during the minority
of his son. We are at a loss to, conceive why Ana-
NAPARTE hal not at once incorporated the Whole of
the ,United ProvinCes with France. He Cannot sup-
pose that the 'people Of Holland can be reconciled to
this new a.-1' of capricious •tyranny, by being told
that„t!iey are..t6 remain independent,- when their
towns are•oecupi6il by Frerith triiops„alict the whole

adroiriiitratioti of the country transferred to French

men.

. „
. In the Proclamrationvhich LOirti issued, to
an-
rounce' resigriarrail of wthe ;Royal dignity, he
. states,' that he has been ,unforturrate enough to clrs-
pleastt his' brotherv.end• therefore; it is necessary_ be
should no longer remain upon the throne : Corn-
,
plains, as openly as he dare, of the calumnies by
• which he ha 4 been assailed, and he tells the peoPie
•Of Holland that his last thought,' as well as his last
-sigh, shall.be for their happiness.
Thereis no other intelligence of any importance
iA these pipers.

This morning a Gottenburgh Mail arrived. It

brings au account of a serious insurrettion at Stock-
holm, in whiCh Count. FERSEN lost his life.

Some German Papers of a latedatelat,e reached.
town ; but they contain no news.

The Aaive Cartel arrived at,Plymouth on Thurs-
day from Morlaix. Mr. NYE, an -Admiralty Meg-
senger, came over in her, and has brought, it is
said, the ultimatum of the French Government upon