The Sun.
London, England, 1816-12-17 00:00:00

service, Are it.ither more nor less titan titeorgans
of revolt and treason. These again are aided by

the exertions of such worthy individuals as. that
travelling hoary political pedlar CART witioirr,
that svandering Orator Howl., the Deserter COB-
BRTT, and other luminaries, who devote their time
to speaking and writing up the glorious cause.
While we see such measures taken, such combi-
nations organized, and inch persons labOurink by
common consent with uniformity 'of language,
means, and purpose, to accumFlish the same end,
we are insulted by being told that there is nothing
like a plot against the Constitution in existence.
The Morning Chronicle,
.veering from its 'Whig
professions of the preceding week to the pure and
unadulterated Spa-fields principles of yesterday;
Assures us of this fact, and its echoes and fellow•
patriots in Town and Country repeat Yhe sat
Cuckoo Note.

We cannot better illustrate the preceding obT
servations, than by copying from the Carlisle Pa-
triot the history of the agenq ()four Metropolitan
Reformers in that,City
" It seems that the Meeting at the Cofic'e-lionse,* on the
second instant, by which so much good will be done, was not
to the.tstste of a certain' class of politicians in this City and
neighbourhood, and therefore it is determined to have ago-
ther; where the ab3ence.of practical charity will be supplied
by theoretical speculation.—To speak' plainer, the Board of
Reform in London, in their labours to regenerate the whole
Empire, hare been industriously employed law some time past
in preparing the Minas of the operative manufacturers to re 7
ceive their nostrums, atul desert their work to set up for po-

liticians,—to the no sn►all grief of many of their wires and
whosee those sums spent in the pursuit of folly (to
say the least of it) which wore properly belong to them.-^!
Having received instructions how to proceed, the wearers
after carious tneetings sent a circular to the different ,caste;
manufacturers, of which the following is a copy :
" Sir,

" ,We the Operative in your Ftnploy Considering
the Necessity of a Reform in Parliaiuent to he the only Means
of Reliving the Present existing Distress of the Countql
Call upon you to conic forward along with your Brother Ma-
qufzichirers of ogler Treads in calling a Geni Public Meeting,

Ao es:press the grearancts which the people ly under & the,
iecessity of Redress.

Sir,

"It is the full intention of the People to Petition the King/
ikesrise the Legislature--& if you Absolutely Refuse to Act

iu a Public Capasity in the business we will he miller the 1?is•
agreeable Necessity of taking the catise in hand ourselves-7
But we fondly hope you will Accede to our Itesonable Re-
quest & come forward to use every Willi means in your Power
is Redress your own grievances 8: the grivances of your Scar-
" & Your Petitioners • •
will ever Pray."
" N. B. It is robal that a•Meeting of Maaefacturers will
ahe• place on the above Subject in order toeome to a Deter
mination. we Request that you will be so einidecending ns
to meet a Deputation of the various meth:macs On the V 2
)ecr. at the house of Mrs. k'dleots.Greeu Dragon at 7 *Cluck
to a proper understanding of the Business."
The manufacturers wishing to show their' workmen all •
possible respect, held a Meeting on Tuesday night, when 4
was determined that a deputation of three should wait upon
them on Thursday evening, in compliance with their requests
to bear what they had to say, and also to explain their opinions, •
on the subject. Accordingly, on that evening, the deputation.
had an interview at the Green Dragon with a Member of the
Weavers' Committee, and through hint, advised his Brethren
to avoid holding a Public Meeting, as no benefit could be ex-
pected to result from it.—Here the matter dwells for the
iresent. Further proceedings depend entirely upou the dis-
cretion of the Weavers and their advisers."
Such proceedings need no comment front Its to
prove the existence of a pretty general Conipirscrt
the head-quarters of which are established to
London.

ANI3.

• A Meeting for the 'Relief of the Poor, which has given
daily bread to 200 labodrers and their fa►uilies.

Yesterday a Cabinet Council met nt the Foreign
Office, agreeably/to summons, which sat upwards
of four hours : it assembled at .011 C O'ClOck, and
did hot break up till past five.
It is "stated that the Agent sent to this Country
by the French Government, for the purpose of fl
gociating a Loan, has failed entirely in his ob'
jeer. He required altogether nine millions ster-
ling ; but in the failure of procuring so large a saw,
he was anthorised,to bargain for ns small iron"
as one million sterling, or upwards. This stun
he. might have obtained front some mercantile
houses ; but as the French GOVernapeat would
not, preclude itself from • negoel'"`"g outer
loans in this country, and.perhaps at a rate more
advantageous Ito the contractors, the merchants,.
on the consideration; and after several meetings
on the subject, declined the hnsiness altogether.
Letters are in town front Demerara to the 210
Octoberat that dare all was quiet there, and they
make no mention of disturbances, at any of, to°
miler Islands.
Yesterrlay her Royal Highness Princess. CVO!!
LOTTE and Prince LtoroLD gave a grnnd et4eri
tairtment her Royal Highness the Duchets
unit, their Royal :Highnesses the• Duke 00'1
Duchess Gt.oucy.s•risa, Prince ESTERHAZY, the
SPANIst{ AMBASSADOR, Comit'and Countess Lite'
VEX, the BAVARIAN ANIBWADOR. and a large
party of distinction, gt their seat, Clermont.
We learn trout Lisle, that Lord Wat,t,tNanl,
has instituted a process against some Officers for
having assisted in tbe introduction of some pro-
hibited goods in France.—(Galignani's Messengoile
'l'be
King of DENMARK, continues
Jews under his protection. The licence of 4 lilt",
Theatre has been taken away for performi!li"
pieces ridiculing the Tribe of Israel. ;
A vessel laden with raisins, almond?. "•
inniper berrig, suposed to be tbc:Stitupsothib,
and for London, from Gibraltar, was twaort
wrecked on Monday night among 'the Roalig ra
the Western part of Guernsey, and all on lOita
drowned. Seven dean. bodies,' among thellitfo#
ll'
Officer of the 60 Regiment named SCOTT,
man and child, were washed on shore.