The Sun.
London, England, 1816-01-17 00:00:00

apinst iltioN-AVARTC, is known to,e...ery
nation ln.Eprope t,CitIit,_IIUTC.IIINSON is aseey
young (Neer of.ttle Guards,. a relation of . Lord
DoNouiinstottn) and mr, BaucE is the eldest
sou of the Banker, CRAWFORD Bitoca,' Esq. Our
Minister, Sir
..C.ttAnuts STUART, its soon as he
beard of their arrest demanded their immediate
culargemeit, when a story was told him of their
.having contrived and assisted in the escape of
,
LAvALETze-;-that they bad .procuten it passport
for an English Officer, two or three days before,
-and that'they travelled with General LAYALETTI
all thif /ray to
,Mons, infrodueed hiM under the
-passport they bad obtained to the Knilish mili-
tary post, procured it there to be countersigned,
and passed hinym. After whieh,and havingbreak.
tasted with the English Officer in command, they,
Wonted to Paris. This Was the report made tp
thiEnglisk Minister, anti. which he has transmit.'
'Nth() Ministers', that he may receive their fur-
ther' instructions how to act. 'This is the story
of the Freucli What truth there may be
in it we pretend not to know. But this we kocrw,
that the British Government ought to feel itself
imperiously called upon to investigate the facts of
the ease, aunt not leave th'e persons and lives of
our gallnut cOuntrymen at the tender mercy of
such a tribunal as that which flied Marshal NEY—
a tribunal that has received the reprobation of
every liberal mind in Europe.
" A story may be easily trumpet: up to satisfy
such deourt, and it may be very convenient to
single out an indivitloal or two to begin upon,
whose know., opinions may have made their CoWi►‘.
minimi litotectors lax in their duty."—(.3lorntut
Chronicle)

The Heanten who were confined in I)nrlutut
gaol, and those out on bail, for the riotous dia.
tiirhatices continitted at South Shields and'Son-
derland, have..,:trat:ersed their intlietthents until
the next General Quarte. Syssionts.

Scarcely a night, passes in which lonia depre-
dations are not, committed upon the shipping at
this pnrt. The mooring-ropes, awl part ni the
rigging have in ~ev,..ral instances been
cut away, 81111 the cabin, attempted to be torc.A.
-7(4/tit Packet.)

The hoax of the Persecuted French Protestants
has now nearly died away. There were not enow of
NeoTaat.s in the Dopire snfliciently
stupid to be piled into Subscriptions by the
cunning Faction; and when they tail in mitleirling
the 'Million'," 04 are "themselves wbnderfolly
powerless anti surprisingly poor, The *ihseririft
tions may, however, pay Stteretaries, Agents,
,Post ages, and Advetthentents, • and this is
at least keeping business alive, If it does
not bring much grist to the "Revoltitionary•
Mill : as for the Cash, which 'the persecuted Pro.
testantswill get, we advise them sincerely ant_ to
rely upon it, or, like the Miserable Irish itmogi
Cutholiek Missionary, they will be left in pimp
-
to pay e'xpences. 1
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He must, indeed, have barn " the veriest Ass
that ever browsed thistle," who could have
been, even.by the suppressions of truths
,411111 the
'assertions of falsotboods, by which this cnoSt has
been soinopasou,dy holotered up, imposed upon to
beliee that religion or persecution had arty thing
,to-do with the question: L he Po zzo Dt•Bottonb's
authentic and important State Paper," it was
:train the 'beginniogclearly enough " a weak us
VentiOtt o'
,the Enemy*** Bat shouldany sane loft!,
•well diSposed, and patriotic persoa,haVe been so
Simple as to be swindled out of his understanding'
and 7 money by, such false pretences, sw't beg to
restore hint to sanity, though- we• do not think
toe can Pat hint in the Wily of recovering 161
lost purse,; by ,a short statement s the pro.
ceedhigs at the, • Plyr,touth Meeting.. This
Orriceeding„ while at :proves the
,paneit).„ de._
velopes the real motives of the agitators of this
work—this most wicked work of mercy, At
'Newcaitl&uptin-,Tyne sititii,tr bursts of admiring
oratory of the ,tolermit, the good, the religions*
notitiAPAr'lli_ Stilt! etniseqtlelltly of - blir remnant.
•A,dherentr in France, were as boldly uttered-to'
the disgrace of the parties, •if isot actually to the
disgrace of the only comitiy on earth where the
Public would yet be insulted' with such. infativinit

The following is a correct sketch of the Ply-
mouth Meeting
" PLYMOVTII, JAN., 12.—At the convened
Aleeting of the liphabitanti of this town pratics.
,
day lasr, to take Into" consider:tam) the state of
the Protestants in the Sonth of France, aunt the
hest means of alleviating their satthrings, Mr
Pr*oce having loteetnediately read several passages
front a pamphlet, enumerating (lit many atra.
cions acts committed towards them, hut which he
admitted were not authenticated, from the letters
intanasing it it chit; unonymutts, and called on the

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Meeting iinanitnntirsly
lo eip-eis their abilorren
Oftbe acts of outrage wljieh had taken prove to
rotteriirns ;to a subscription for the 66.1)fort$ of the
to. signify the* approbation of the
tine of conduct purgued on the OLCaSiO9 hi
AcApoters or the thivernment of this Country
hope they would follow titesti
ultititate4. to put a stop to 60,
hishi;lll...4infi_titneh, more in the present
age,- -Iltigraeed the perpetrators.' Much -halt
been skirt es tO the .eith-se t—he sincerely hoped'
it did nut originate st•itit ilieHteigning Power Ili
that cohort..-=indeed he kiititfi nOt.think it did. Ha
then proposed a string of ftieSolatiiiiii, nn cella of.
his speech, which being seconded and carried, the
Rev. Mr. Worsley (Minister of the Unitariaa
elope') ruse, and delivered a Icing (written,
sPgceb;in which he most strenuously jrglitd that
- the. ma); of the persecution Were there met
'terlevitte, wet painted in fAlse
; As•
!Ft 4efi. been said th be void or tiny religi!)os
feelings—this was false. He then reverted to the.
meethighetween Iltionapatre and thoPoi)V;or"thg
subject of the Coneorztnt, upon which Inca-sic/0 he
said litionaparte hail signalized hit'usett • I*o,
Pope bad said, " let there be one the
Erman Catholic," to Waal, he (IL) had, repliett,`
`J wilt have t A 'entitolit: an 4 ce Prater
taut. " (I.) Whet was the case apron the return
of the Bourbons ?—t, Though yo,, may have a
Protestant Religion, you shall have no such Cler-'
gymen paid by us." Therefore, he would challenge.
the Hall whether, in 'this respect, FrAnce (or the
Protestants thereof) were not' much more happy
.ituder,the government of Buonaparte; than Louis
• X V111..11e concludeciby hoping a Protestant stand 4
and tuidit be. raised in• France, for the purpose of.
•
!Laving two religious Croveruments (2), an.robt
served, that there were branches of our Royal
Family who would do justice to such an under'
takings(3)—for the honeliti Of Which lie
.4101'
remind them of the present Government :of 14017 -
!and.----The Halt was very thin, and many WI
during Mr. 117.'s speech (3):" •
,i(1):;gu. Why not three ? Did tile: Majesty forget that ha
iras anptAli:Buonarotrie. and a 111.usnelnnun
re). I% AN.IO Nututparte and a Bourbun Government 11
(3) 1119401, a ;roes Met!

(4 No wunder that all good ambit:As avoided the pulattliorit
or sivtli tra..141 and intle,tl we are itswrekl that unly the .07
torn, and the tneibbanont remained tti the cmteltision. 'O4/
cry of a Fire l'Empet eur and his perseetited Prated:tat Stlit'
Jerts," might hare been shunted withuut a dissentient roiee,W
entirely did tiii4 reliision •en von regi n Meeting ti ry i n ottlirlctl
the recollection that the Ileisu of the Ileverond :11.44111
hre,rie•li (he spelll,l natue sit Itemise; establishel Nor'"'
Settoots tin-oughtn't France, where it was taught that the PA'
-v opted Religion wai a fare., and the papits, tutee to be coidol
by the principle of Atheist:a t Tieneh *llan :rue I....tyretti
lipts they hare proved, it we may judge from the revatOli"
thins, the prejudices. the vinhgiotill of all.hittuati and thOve
-taws, which hare named Francu.atui remicted tar the 900
ul Eurue.

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The QUIMN PrilleviSps.lllZAßETH, MARYi and
Prineess CHASE-OTTE of WALJEI, were to hart' le4C
Brightun to-day, but we understund their dept.'
lure for Windsor iv postpnned till Saturday.
Tire arrival of the Duke of '•W
bottrly`xpect et! 111 Brighton, on 'n visit to t"
It i%.441474..t. Ilis Grime, it k said, intends
ing at Dieppe.
Letters (rout Cadiz, deed ISth Decenifier, Tc"
present the lli.xican Provinces as nearly rev."'
Numbers of Europeans woe rinigoi.
ing front Vern Critz. Another regiment was 1"e
putng to leave Cadiz for Lima, by the waY °
t' rtes

Unctrisel. era Letter from Paris, Jan. 12 :—.``litc
Amnesty I3ilt passed in the Upper House with:
disenssioo, and t•
almost by acclamation
mere than ,twenty dissentient voices.. The 0°".
tie Ilrissac rose to speak--4 No, ho-L-a bus a bac'
were heard from all tpiarters: he `persisted "I
mounting the Tribune, w hen on a sudden, 119111'°
die dignity of our H w
House of Peers, there as silo'
0
a blowing of noses,' clattering with sticks, ',
discordant yelping cries, that one tiliglit'lniveoP:
posed one's self in the shilling galleti,% At leogt I
having obtained it moment's silence,• he excljoii
ed, ' Oentleinen, you entirely mistake my jottla:
dorm I was gologto propose the no cue shut!'
be allowed to speak at all.' "
By filet proceedings of the American Cor.grOgi
it would appear, • that much .business. had 41%1:1
mm
trans icted with closed' onrs, which was suplot,,e
'to relate to the CoerciM Treaty between til
United States and Great Britain. Some very iltv.
portant stnnggling transactions hare been .41;5°'
xereil at the Custom-hotpot; at New York : a cluSn;
thy of .goods .had arrived tromPrance, 'hut Wig
opening the butes, it was fOund,that the coniellit
ilitittot tally with the entries, and they %vetch:o
svizthl, to- the valise of 100,004) dollars. fi'`lg
market at New Volk is btated to be flat in oil',
articles. West India proilitee wis limited in pri``:
Sittor, particularly, had expelitmetil a decline
re 4
The stock of coffee being inconsiderable, the o.i,
of that article had less
.fluctuated.' Find fir-c„,i,
cotfee was very scarce. Cottons had ileclithile
anti few sales fur shipping had been =fit=
Veneta' exporters of that article. expected ;4
titer fall, and were wailing for that-opportu",d
in order boY. Tile prices at the south‘r, re;
were high, compartd with the pricee
Willett!, (SARDINIA') JAN. I.—A. new illt.
tije.hlarbary pirates. has just plunged our t1‘1,55
0,04
,*rtt
OH (be adjoining villages on thecoast into 149144
-o of their vessels have carried off ilel
iiitlivAnals, whom they loaded with chain'';i td no
:1,4t, :the women sod children, saying they `4
want useless mouths.