The Sun.
London, England, 1817-03-13 00:00:00

The t',,! is Papers
.of Blomlay, received thii
n
un fling', contain very satisfactory hceounti at
the etiovilleseence of the Duchess of l 3 cttt,_

The Seine has still higher, aml is storm of
thooderand Snow passed over Par;s or Simday.

On the 4th there was a dreadful tempest at
Strasbutgh the lightning was excessive,und tor-
rents of rain fell for several days.
Tile Pt ussim coat ingent of the Moly of Occu-
pation which is to be Withdrawn, is to leave
France on the 1011 of April.

Op the 3(1 of March the King of .11'fF.MBEIte;
opened the States and submitted the plan of the
New Constitlition, consisting of three hundred
and thirty-siren Articles.
The Moniteur contains several Ordonnances for
reducing the military expenditure of France.

To.day we lay a curious Document before the
public. It has the form of a Letter addressed to
Sir IlonsoN Lows, by one of BOONAPARTE'S
'Frain, of the name of MoNTuot.or, bin is in
tcality a Memorial written for publication irk
EliVope by IluotineAßTE himself, sent to England
by another of his followers of 'the name at SAN..
TINT, adopted by Lord HOLLAND, and promolgat-
etl through the medium of that Journal which
never yet refused a place to any diatribe against
the Country where- it is published, This SAN.
TIN; is described as 11,herof the Cabinet of NA-
POLEON, 1.111(l'orie of the four persons lately arrived
in England from St. Ileleaa. The Unties to give

poila to the charges against Great Britain, arc
the patriotic pr'operty of the Morning Chronicle.

We-do not Felliember any individual, "in Ant,r.
dent or in Modern story," whose crimes having
brought punishment- or restraint upon thernitp
did not remonstrate against the barbarity of their
treatment. Front the sublime to the ridiculous is
but a step, yet so paling, Frenchified, and miser-
able a piece of whining as this was searcely• to be
expected from the Emperor of Quacks. False-
hood and folly contend for mastery in the compo-
sition, which would be below contempt did it not '
emanate from a Being who has occupied so conspi-
cuous a station in the-attuals of our times. NVe have
thejohl untruths repeated, that the surrender of this
Runaway was voluntary ; that his treatment as a
prisoner is illegal ; that he could have eecured
himself by treaty' , or by putting himself at the
head of the Rebel Forces on the Loire or Gironde.
These assertions (like that of Books being with-
held because they are dedicated to the " Great
Napoleon") arc utterly destitute of foundation.—
He fled from Paris, and would gladly have fled
•
front France to America, but that all, his plans
were ft ustrated by the vigilauce of nor miters;
and the Coward who deserted his guard at
Waterloo had not spirit to make auot hes stand for
a glorious death at the bead of any other ArMy.
It is ludicrous to read the history in which self-
delusion and a wish to delude others unite to
poortray this Scourge of mankind in the'charae-
ter of tlie Benefactor of all nations. Whyl how
have the world been mistaken Austria, Russia,,
and Prussia, owe innumerable benefits to 1312ONA-
PAnre, and had 'be given himself up to either
of these Powers he would have been most
kindly treated. Why did Ire not ? Was he
afraid that the Pitissians had forgot his tender
mercies ? Did he think the Russians so uograte-1
fell as not to remember the special favours which
he Illitlehed so many thousand miles to bestow
upon them ? Eowd he suppose for an in•
strait that the 'Austrians did ,nOt feel all the
force of the obligations he bad conferred upon
,thent It seems he had reasons for ;rather trust-
ing the English, thongh he had not done them so
many good offices ; and only mat k how the tin....
:gracious Caitiffs have requited him for this par-
tiality.artd predilection ! They ban sent hint out
of harm's way ; they won't suffer him to carry
on intrigues with Europe ; they won't let him
•ride about without an attendant ; they won't
call him Emperor, but only 'General ; and our
'Ministers are such Blockheads (vide NON-
' Tnotows Postscript) that they do not khow
how to. 'immortalize themselves by suffering the
Corsican and his Agents to. do whatever they
please, and bowing down to .worship the sacred,
venerable, and fallen greatness of the Sunlone
NAPOLEON ! !

Now all Ibis mockery comes of not having
originally hanged a parcel at tl,ese Scoutitireisi as,
they deserved. •

Dwell
,Papers to the 9th arrived this morning
''7c have made a fe'w Extracts.

We have nothing further of any interest fro
IlelleSt Cr.

Between five and six htinclreil insults Avert of-
fered to the Honse of Commons last night, under
rations forms of Petition. These scandalous at-

tempts at bringing Parliament, into contempt, or
tattier of procuring at least the slim of a dif-
ference between the People Enid' their. Repre.
scut wives, were repelled .with the
thcy merited. 'The mass of paper§ may therefore
he utlien bark to the Factory of CARTWRIGHT and
Co. .%%Iter:ce they issued, and to which' they
belong ; for as for.t he Country it has nothing to do
with their', The debate was enlivened by a short
but hunionrous description of CARTWRIGHT as the
Polar Star of Reform by Mr. fIosWELL ;—the Ho-
nourable Member did not, it seems, think this an-
cient driveller one of TJUSA

The Westcflinster Meeting to-day is we under-
stand a tort of excrescence. Thetegolar pha
lanx are nut of the aff.tir, and the Cossacks
Reform are its movers. Mr. Ct.rAtry is a leading
personage. We have sent a Repw ter to °ken, e
what is going on, and bhall before public.stion
state the result.

Some further particulars of the behaviour of
Cashman previotis to hi's execution have [wen pro-
duced. They chew that this wretched man was
scarcely tinder any circumstances an object fur
mercy• He almost died with blasphemy ()yr his
lips, and his levity, impenitence', and horrid oaths
even up to his last moments, cannot be thought
of without feelings of deep diskust and horrors•

New York PAperl to the 2d nit. have been re-
ceived. The Bill for the enforcement of the neu-
trality of the United Stateit (to prevent the citi-
zens from assisting the Spanish insurgents) bs
been engrossed, and ordered fur a third reading to
the Home of iteprcsentetives•