The Sun.
London, England, 1816-09-28 00:00:00

itttte `followed Newspapers, and the diseultaitiO
pro.Tetts no lon..er upon a gueis, but upon 'a co..
tainty. Thus it is, that Reports, originally with•
out foundation, come at last to be offered to ths
public as absolute and incontestible Truths.
We are led to these remarks by a paragraph
which appears in a Morning Paper of this day,
Stating; "'That a STATE PaonEss,-which has been
.
for some -time. under consideration, is suspended,
at lcist, if not relinquished, in conseqacuce of the
affectionate Ladd strong remonstrances of an Aul-
iaLa YOU.NO RREATIYE but it is tonderstood,'thet
'the obnoxious Party is to abstain from ally mods
of 'conduct which might seem to defy the other,
'especially trotri near residence."
'Now; we will Venture to pledge the credit of-
TI-113 JUN for ever, that there iS not one syllable9f
truth in this pa: :-%;raph. We have made it oar
business anxiously to investigate the rumours in
circulation on the subject of a Royal Divoreo
and, speaking under the qualification that 00 (lira
authority would be given to any Public Journal:
either to propagate or negative the Bloc:Mal)!
• . at no.
we can most explicit y cisme the lount,y, t
STATE PROCili of the kind alluded4o-urths ever under
consideratimi; that consequently it could neither`
be relinquished nor suspended, and that the de'
ductioti as- to residence drawn from these fah..
prein4es arc as bbSe!esi as the premises themselvel•
We repeat this fact anti the pledgc•ofoo!crekl4
.for its accuracy on the very best information OW°
• -
a possible for a .IVeicspaper to procure,
THERE NEVER WAS ANY FOUNDATION Pon
RECENT REPoIiTS OP A Di:VOUCH BETWI"N T"
PRisca RE:GEN'? AND 1113 CONSORT RiSll4 111

CONTEMPLATION.
Were we to add any thing to this dechlrationt
which we know will afford great satisfacti°,l)
iltroughout the British Empire, it would be toer"/
2 . .
ro record our opinion,_ that all these tuiscktiev"a
rumours originated in Factious purpOseof 99'1
sprung front a Party desirous of intluenciog tha
Royal Female to return to this country, that tbeY
might tude,avour again to make her a political
tool; and as, they themselves loyally expresl4 ttf
" a thorn in the REGENT'S side."
Remembering the misery she experiencea
under their worse than Egyptian bondage, ors
convinced her Royal Highness will. disapPoillt
iulE
wishes of these evil agitators, an a
'd better‘cont
her. own happiness, the happiness of •thosts Isiat
dear. to her, and the good of a Country which 'to
aaorts.st*ii. srert kituhrieu tnmartl2olo4'l449
be either &tiered, betrayed, or ratituidatea
the trammels of the Party.

The Paris Papers to the 26th arrived last 11.%
and this morning. An address to the Vectors'',
similar to preceding pieces a afl,i.;e, there,:
fore not necessary to occupy our columns, iS
chief rirticte. rt is very jesuitical and ambing;
.1.-tovkc
calistsomt party enemies to the lii4-"nd .°l.•
sagaciously remarks, that it would be wise
tilm
Deputies whose past life affurtted a I'l'4'

for their future conduct.
Some extracts. are among our parikgraPb4
others follow below. Great rejoicings ore toki,nio
place in Spain, in, honour of the 'le-, Qacel•
Victory at Algiers- has,also been nAiled with eli;
thusiaern : 1.62 Spanish Ca ptives have been relea°
and. restored to their country by thiagiori°l et.il
u:
ter rise. One-of the Paris Prints hail a slEaul.
paragraph- under the date of •lsisples, 0(0.41' e°-
te
dearly taken from the London Paper's, and inrs
pelated to suit the malignant spirit of Write
k relates to the American claims oP NBllle9 tuf
the 'hie of Lampedosa, but- is uncap
rtlil

transcript :—.
Sife,l
PARIS, SHPT. 25.-They write from l
Plated August 12, that Savary lives very retire'l 'ile
the country. Lallemand is rune with 'o°l°'
into the desert. c niit'
Ct. Maimita, Sarr. 12.—The number of .1"
r', t 0
captives returned by tbe,Dey,t4 Algier3 vi.
DI the Capitulation amounts, to 162. Till ° :41
embarked on 31st on board a ship which woo

transport them to Spain. cons
All the reports that are in cireol,o°ll
cerning the disgrace of several personages' oe,
among them evert the Duke of Infttotado, fict
nerd' Castanos, are proved to be false by- tine
itself; for the former yet CO4ItiIIUCS. at tilt' "
of the Council of Castile, and tips sicootl 14°

ably governs Catalonia."
FILENCH FMCS.

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Bask Actions... ... ........ lint f. 55c

A Morning Paper, to day, publishes an sr
remea
diametrically opposite to that A b
ieb ",.
YveicsttoerrdiolYer,eliattie to
rts the
h vli ions io sni
rice. Instead of the Ravi:dist* being every "e: eft
where beaten v the Joiorgents : that
I L. "si 411dt with gaintefor°
have boo 0,
alsetatetrhstei Ore

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