The Sun.
London, England, 1817-03-01 00:00:00

enmstance Which a (Teets the PRINCE, but from
►lie appearance of several paragraphs in a Morn-
ing Paper, subsequent to our originally mention-
ing his Royal Highness's indisposition. These
paragraphs are not very intelligible to us, and we
know nut whether they are meant as flings at the
REGENT, at us, at the Court Reporter, or as in-

tended to convey wore than meets the eye to the
public mind. If the latter, we can only say that
we have stated the whole fact.

We have this morning received the three days
Paris Pipers to the 27th tilt. which became clue.
Gen. DECAEN has been declared by a Royal Or-
donnance to be coarrized in the Amnesty, and
ordered to be set at liberty. It is said, that the
two Chambers will terminate their labours about
the end of March; and the new Session open in
July. Versailles is undergoing repair, and it is
thence inferred, that the King will pass a part of
the fine season there.

In the House of Peers the Law relative to Pub.
lications seized has been passed by 98 votes to 18
The Chamber of Deputies is still occupied with
the Budget.

French Funds-60f. 95 c. Glf. 60f. 90c.

The Emperor of AUSTRIA has been alarmingly
indisposed. 'His Imperial Majesty was suddenly
taken ill in consequence of the pressure at, Lord
STEWART'S grand fLlte, and was confined to his
bed !lira days, but had recovered when the last
accounts came away.

Madame de STAEL is dangerously ill at Paris.,
On the 29th January a mist prevailed at Naples;
so dense as to produce total darkness fur several
Lours. This is a rare occurrence in that delicious
clime.

It is_ whispered that several distinguished Writers
and Orators are On the eve of departing for the
Continent, thinking that Foreign Travel ►nay be
beneficial to their health, impaired by. great exer•
tions fur the good of their Country !

DEAL, Fan. 23.—Came down from the River
and remains, the Marquis Wellington, for Madras
and Bengal.
Yesterday Her MAJESTY, the Princess' ELIZA-
BETH, and the Duchessiofth,oncpsita, visited the
PRINCE REGENT at Carlton-house.
The QUEEN had a select party last evening at
her Palace.

Yesterday the Duchess of CUMBRRLAND rode
out for the first time since her confinement, in
Hyde-park.
The Glasgow Papers received yesterday furnish
us with some further accounts of the late arrests
in that city. Twenty-six persons were taken tip
on Saturday, Sunday, and Monday : two men were
apprehended on Tuesday forenoon in Audersto».
On their way to gaol a rescue was attempted, and
the soldiers whom it had been necessary to call
in, a party of the 42d, were obliged to tire; but
no persons were killed. °Three of the persons at-
tempting a rescue were apprehended.
It was very currently reported yesterday that
Younn, IVatswi had been apprehended in London
we believe that some search was made, but -with-
out effect.

The LORD MAYOR has communicated to his
friends in the City, that at this period of general
distress he thinks it expedient to wave the usual
dinner at the Mansion-House on Easter Monday.
The money thus saved (about a thousand pounds)
his Lordship has resolved to give to such charities
in the City as may be considered most to stand in
need of assistance.

Mrs. C. Ketattie appeared at the Norwich
Theatre on Thursday, and her performant:es arc
spoken of in terms of the highest admiration by
the Critics of that City.
We are credibly hammed, and we have no
doubt but a little inquiry will satisfy any one of
the tact, that several persons in Leeds ara quitting
comfortable situations in life to embark on a pil-
grimage to Jettisalem ! There, they are fully per•
suaded, they arc to live without money, or labour,
or sorrow, or pain, for at least 1000 years !
(Leeds Intelligencer.)
Na' CotsAGe.—A Circular is about to be int,-
mvdiately issued by the Master of the Mint, to
cancel the engagement which was required Of
Bankers to cutter into, of returning the same
amount in old silver as was given te, them in the
new coinage, and requiring only that they should
return hush old silver as they have at pre.sent
is
their possession. Another issue of new silver, to
the amount of 12001. to each Banker, is to take
place immediately —ol.lorning Post)
Yesterday John Englqield, a man who had long
been the terror, by his depreciations, of the
neighbourhood of Acton, Ealing,, and Isleworth,
was brought before Mr. BIRNIe, at Bow-street
Office, and convicted of stealing turnips front the
peentises of Mr. Wood, of Hanger-hill. .He was
secured by Mr. Wood, jun. assisted by his shell-
herd, after a desperate resistance, during which
the companions of Englefield made their escape.
It is said that Englefield was in the practice of
employing men to commit robberies in the night
tittle, to each of whom ha allowed five shillings
if they did not succeed in stealing any thing.
LITERARY GAZETTE AND JOURNAL OF THE
BELLES Lerrams.----The 6th Number of this in-,
t cresting Paper, published this day, contains,
among other articles--

Observations on the Edinburgh and Quarterly Reviews--
Slieridan's Drualua—Antitinities diwovered in Prance—Ac-
count of the Aurora Borealii—Sohiller the Poet—lmitative'
Medallions—Homer and Ossian—Parisiati
sical Duet—Madame Catalatti--Letter from Rome--Crescea-
tiiii Koster's Braxils—Changes in the Season—Reviews of
Major Itennell's Expedition of Cyrus—Nlemorantlums of a
Residence in Fritticer-qhe Home of Love, a l'oetn—llloyne's
lteinarhc on the Huntan Species—Cotton's Conflagration of
Moscow—Account of the Pictures in the British Institution—
The Drama—Mr. Kean—Mr. Booth—Original Poetry—
Ani„Tdutei—Literary 'and Philosophical Intelligence, t'ec.