The Sun.
London, England, 1817-03-29 00:00:00

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lie that runs may read, is an o!t; say it hut as
there is always 'something new :In the world, the
Bhotley Squire has shewn us that a man may do
inure—for he' -that ruv.; may write also. We an-
nounced yesterday the certain flight of this
" bold bad man" to Liverpool, on his way
to. America. The vessel, The Importer, in
which, with his two Suns (Wmtaass and JOHN),
ho had taken his passage, was wind-bound on
Wednesday last, on which day .his last Register is
dated from • Botley ; thus adding, though in a
slight matter, ono delusion, more to the many he
has practised. This publication is like its imme-
d!rite predecessors, a mere catchpenny, being
filled with a speech made in the reign of
Cttanr.ss the 2d., a Report on the state of the
Watch Trade, and the Seditious Meetings Bill. 'lt
is utterly silent as to the desert ion of its mile Cons-.
piler, and speaks of an ensuing Number, which
we dale be sworn will never see the light.

We yesterday hinted at one of the causes which
might urge this Caitiff to fly his Country, viz. the
detnandi of the Stamp-Oflice for Duties due on
his Publications. It is thus. to *lefraud the Re-
venue, as he has gulled the toWer Orders of the
People; to escape into a land which, if his own
description of it be correct*,' is- the fittest fur his
abode, with what funds his rapacity has scraped
together, that he has rid us of his company.

NVit.LIANt CORBETT, the San, as l'tiblisher of
the AVeckly Libel, was egintily antenahle to the
penalties with hii worthless Father, anti we Inure,
that Notices were given them of the &mantis
.of
St Oft
tie k ti 1111). Ce.

It is a curious circumstance, that COUBRTT left
America without paying a fine of 5000 dollars to
which he was sentenced ; so that he encounters
the punishment of one Eland, ss bile , by his flight
.he commits another.

• The day On•which be left London (says a Morn-
Log raper). he wrote to a few persons to whom
he was indebted, desiring them not to be alarmed
if they heard of his flight, as he might be compel-
led by unavOlda4leCAll9es to quit the country.
person is expected in town this day whom he hat
commissioned to Manage-his affairs, 'and arrange
all his money concerns. We cAtt assure the pubz,
lie, that this weighty trust and friendly office is
not consigned to either of Ids political associates,
and colleagues, either) u or Lord COCHRANE!

We cannot refuse ourselves tha pleasure of
witting some of, Coignes- fomer accounts of the
United States to this statement—.they may serve
as his passport to the Americans •
't Such d Country! I say the Americans are
the most unprincipled people in
,the world ! The
Clovernment of America is the very worst in the
world.; there is no such thing as real liberty in
the country., Corruption prevails to an extent
heretofore unheard of : the People arc the *most:
profligate and dishonest that .I have ever seen or.
beard described."—Political Register,. March 26,
'lBOB.

What the Anikricans want in wisdom and in
wit, they amply make up in IMPUDENCE ! ! and
experience teaches us the great utility of that en'.
dowment in 'obtaining belief for falsehood. What
always surpriaed me most was how they could
look one another in the face after having pub-
lished their lies. But it seemed to .be a thing
understood among them, as if they had en-
tered into a compact, as if they had promised
and vowed at their baptism to humbug the whole
world, and especially England.",(Mid, Dec. 12,
1807.)

We have no room for more. These were Co
BF.TT'S opinions when he had just quitted America,
his knowledge of which country could not be
improved by his after residence in England, and
therefore, herein at least his convenient pletrof
". Experience " heveS in.the lurch...We shall
make some more .selections on the same subject,
end wonder how he will be_ ‘F t. 4). 10.6 k the
Americans in the face after his lies"!!
* In America (said &n um on his return from that coun-
try) I have seen piety give place to contempt of religion—
plain dealing exchanged fur shunting and fraud-;-universal
confidence for universal distiu,t.

Discoveries continue to be made, and ,nrresti to'
take place, in Scotland.
GLASGOW, Malian 25,--We understand .that
Mr. Rona Ken, manufacturer, north-east cor-
ner of St. Amlrcw's-square, was, this morning
early, apprehended on a Justiciary warrant, and
sent off to Edinburgh Castle. The report is, that
be is charged as being concerned in the treasonable
conspiracy lately discovered.

A letter from CM Olieer in flte Duke of MIL-
LINGTOII:B` army, alter mentioning the return of
several corps saysa—L! Agreat reductiOn is expect-
ed ; it is thought two troops of every regiment of
Cavalry will be reduced, with the second Mujor,
and the jtinior Assistant Surgeon.—The Duke at
WhLIJNOTOI.4 has just issued au order, forbidding
us to hunt, 'or shoot, except in..woods, .and then
not without-the approbation of the proprietors."
Yesterday the Duitu. and. Duchess of Glou-
-121161.git bad a selept pony to dinner.