The Sun.
London, England, 1817-02-20 00:00:00

74 Inv. alivitir.y
—BUM awl Horror w0i11.4 spectiny
inalte the Land a Wildernt.ss where ye were suf-
fered to spread your desnlAting opinions, and
fulfil the wicked pUrpOse's'nf yitlirown depraved
and bloody minds 1

But this shall not be in Brsitain. The reptirt
concludes with submitting to die " most serious
attention of the House 'the tiangers which exist,
and whit!) the `iitmoSt vigilanee Of government,
tinder the existing lawsy has heist foribild adequate
to preiient."

It is for the safety of the tonslitution theo, it
is for our preservatiOn its a Pimple, from the most
eadful of all scourges, k Civil founded on till
entire abjuration of (Mil, an 4 a ilisclaimer of every
religious feeling and moral obligation,—it is from.
impending anarchy, and Murder, and havocit, that
we invoke he Legislatnie to rescue us, not by en-
crwaing upon our rights and liberties, but by
arthing.tbem with new powers for the protection
of the tioiyil and The signal punishment of the Evil.

"Die curse of our day swings from a rising
blessing. It ia from .the partial state of know-
ledge and instruction in the mass of the Peock :
,advancing in civilization, we have not reached
the point of safety—the dawn of intelligence
yet struggling with the 'taut of ignorance, and.
real objects are enlarged by inaccurate vision 0r
distorted! at pleasure by the, arts of the trothireceed.
In Politics, as in Literature, well.may ive34—
" Drink deep, or taste not the Plerrean spring;
' " A little learning is a dangerous thing ;"
—bitt we cannot pursue this reflection ; it would
lead us into a field Rs Wide as it is impOrtant.

At a late hour last night we received the Paris
Papers of Sunday last. In the ChArnber of Peers
on Saturday, the two l'rojcts regarding the public
Journals and the Liberty of the Press were dis-
cussed $ the former was referred to a Committee,
and the consideration of the latter was l►ostponed
till Thursday. The discussion on the Budget
was continued in the Chamber of Deputies on
Saturday, unit again adjourned till Monday. The
following are extracts
" YAMS. FEB. 16.—The Dar of O►leans- ar-
rived at Paris the night before last, and yesterday
proceeded to the Tuileries, where his Serene
Highness had an aulience of his Majesty from
one o'clock 40 two.. .

"'!'he King heard mass yesterday in his apart.'
ments. His Majesty's health continues in a very
satisfactory slate. His Majesty transacted hasi-
nesi with the Duke de Richelieu mid the Keeper
of the Seals.

"It is stated from Viterbo, J in. 29, Several
lakes have opened in our mountains, in conse-
quence of shocks of an earthquake,'
" Five per Cent. Feb. 15►.---60 f. 50 c."

The Paris Papers of Monday reached us this
morning. They are quite barren.

frainhtargh Papers to the 9th instant arrived last
from which the following are Extracts
" VIENNA, JAN. 29.-:-Since the arrival of a Courier from
St. Petersburgh we learn that the German territorial arrange.,
molts, which have been the subject of a twelve months, ne.
gociation at Frankfort between the Ministers of the Allied
Powers, are new definitively regulated.
Bavaria will now soon take 'possession of the Circle of
the Maine and Tauber, ceded by Baden, which was one of the
main ditliculties of this negociation.

FIU/S1 TUE VISTULA, JAN. sq.—Acctirding to authentic
accounts we may expect a great change in the positions of the
principal 'carts of the wholeitussian Army, which will fur-
niili additional proof and a consolidation of the present
peaceful relations.

" Hashurgh Exchange ou Loudon, Feb. G. two
*youths-34. D. short sight."

We have received Jamaica Gazettes to the 12th,
but they contain nothing which require. imme-
diate selection.

This day being observed as the Birth-day of
our Gracious Quitatr, the guns were fired at one
o'clock, and other loyal.demonstrations usual on
the occasion were observed.

Yesterday the PritICCSS CHARLOTTE and Prince
LP.opot.n Errived at Came'find-house from Clete-
wont, where they will remain for some time..
Yesterday the Loan CHANCRLLOR had an au-
dience of the PRINCE REORNT.
, .

The Doke of CLAIIIINCE is so much recovered
froti,, his late attack of indisposition, as to be able
to ride on horarback yesterday,
Viscount SUMMIT!! is SO much recovered from
his indisposition, a$ to be able to attend his'
duties again.

The FrenCh Papers contain a Paragraph stating
that " Spa-fields and the Capital of England are
perfectly tranquil !"
The Duke of. ORLRANS visited the Minces and
Princesses of the Royal Family the thy alter his
arrival in Paris.

On the 7th a detachMent of 'British •Artillery,
returning home, marchethbrough St: Omer..
The Duchess of ANoont.attle. is One of the
nesses „against Gen. AN. CAEN. Her Royal High-
neases deposition has been given in.
Ott Tuesday the Evanes, father and son; tinder-
went an examination before the Cabinet Minis-
ters, tit the Office of the Home Department ; and
also d hair-dresser, for the first time implicated in
these transactions. The Eranet were ordered to
be detained in custody.