The Sun.
London, England, 1816-09-13 00:00:00

ever, has trenittred a few pithy observations in
praise 'of this Imfortunate crisis, by which a King
is hifinhfed and his feelings mikraged—the Peace
of the World Litt, jetipardy—shit
drege of the worst (actin') that ever plagued
trednkind hate once more acquired a horri-
ble ascetufancy. This is the Jubilee of Jaco-
binisru,. it
we niay judge by the exultation
of that' part of the Press which is devoted to
every order of things hut the order which is
just slid right. Our Nay Organs are abso-
lutely frantic with joy—they smell blood afar,
and, like the wild beasts of the desert, they bowl
for their prey in terrible di.cortl. They surround
the encampment where repose, and botnanity, and
tkuppiness dwell, and bay at the watch-fires of
the Loyal Press which circle round the Establish-
ment, and at once serve to light'and to•defend it.
Were we not accustomed to the abuse of truth
and reason in the efforts of• Pat ty, how astonished:
must we not have been at reading the following
paragraph, in a Morning Print, speaking of the
Buyanst3 of France :

y This conspiracy apinst liberiy, morals, and
religion, bee been deign' tea ; and the certainty of
seeing,France relieved front the immediate evils it
had in cOnteniplatton, is, to us, a rich eqiiivalcn:
for any remote advantage, 'that by accident might
have issued froM so polluted a.source."

Mercy upon' us ! The King's friends are dis-
loyal—the'Patriots are foes to liberty—the only
'en of 'honour in France are immoral—and the
only Frenchmen, who even pretend to a religions
faith, are conspirators against religion ! And the:
alternative is that the slaves, of IiVONAPARTE are
loyal to the King—the tools of despOtism seal
patriots—perjured traitors moral men—and the
Atheists,• worshippers of the-Goddess of Reason,
and devotees of the rottch6an doctrine that death
is an eternal sleep pions Christians !

A Flanders 111.41 arrive:l this morning ; the hi]-
liming arca*, principal contents :

"DSIMITGS, Sf:PT. 9.—A 'letter from' Namur of the WI
inst. containt the following (which Wt ea:loot warrani
, to he exact) upon the affray which took place in that town :-;.3
' The Belgians ,faught the day before yesterday
perate manner in the barred:l, the Light-horse apinst the:
Miners. There were 7or a tilled,. I tror f 2 wuntuied, among
them a Cinlet of the Miners, 16 years of age, whose right
arm has just been amputated; 'Captain Ntartens received two
cuts with
,a sabre, which, hOwerer, only'ent his clothes. They
were so inecused against each other, that they would not
listen to their Officers and Generale'. It le wit yet known
what gave rive to this gisarrel.
ft The CSIUUttileS published in the foreign Papers (rather
papers written by foreigners), which are printed In Iletgluni,
have just Caused a serious (panel, as there was reason to
expect : a duel with pistols took place yesterday behind the
Palace of Lecke% between Messrs. 0— and C—, the first
had his cheeks Pierced by a ball, and a tooth broken.
" In orderto eneourage out national manufactures all the
furniture, ornaments 'of gilt bronze, clucks, intended
fur the Palaces of the King and of the Ileieditary Prio'cu
are tube Washed hy our own Manufactories. Messrs. Le-
bvreo,f Tuornay, will furnish, the hangings, clacks, brooms
and alt the ornaments of tide nature. Some of them hays
two already scot its ; they are manufactures of tastes and pc
exquisite scot kmtnishi p."
3
The Brussels Papers tre to the 11 th.

M. MICII•AVD, whoa* the enetnies,of Frginee
have forcorthe King to remove from the SitUatiQA
Kiiik;'s Printer was, Weneve, the fit ratan
who was bold enough to niontit thi• WtitdtiiElt'afre
in Paris !, We say, we believe, 4or tit. re rare
Brothers; ~and we are not stwerwhich it waa that
tiIUA gloriously distinguished hiniseltin the Roy:A
Cause. Both are loyal and good men--Otte of-theM
the able author of the
,history of the Crusades,
and the otherulso utivanpgeoitSly,known to the
• - tie
Public as a Gentleman of great literary talents:. i!

From our Ship News it will be seen that. there
are recent accounts from' 'the Caiie, and
St. Helena, Our Letiefs are `nut- yet,' however,
delivered.

The Now York Papers. re(ittiiite
,to acitapiele the
creditor Arles of the hrstatrivai 'are rV9tpa to i)autl,
•
'together with 'papers from Boston or a. ate more
recent by several days than Mir witichicatt. previ-
ously arrived. it now appeart: th-at the Goeern.
!rent of the united States bare some. intention
'of siding the Solicit American patriots, contrary
,to their avowed Declaration some mfnich3 ago.--
We are led to the htfcre.nce by the remarks of
:the National Intelligeneer—:.a paper HAI, always.
speaks jAc.,,,leptjpents of the President, and never
any thing in 9ppOsition to hitn.- 'it is there'ob-
served, • thdt from the 'toast's—given at Public'
Meetings, and 'other causes, it is'well ascertained
thit the people -of coleito4ft.regard the contest
,which now exists in South America with an in•
serest and anxiety, the extent (if which. had not.
before been It otersumth-Stv-pretiotninant and uni-
versal are-the good wishes of America tor the suc-
cess of the cause, .that the Notional Intellivacer
wilt-not qe snrprisett if this subject should he one
IX those, rwhich, among many others of grest in-
terest. will, in soma shape or other, occupy the
attention orthe at their next Se,sion."
Olen stoic.thit the 'contest to South America 1
ill some degree resernldes' that widen scenreti the I
ilitlepainictice of Ametieti that time CRIASe tit thle
CI is RI good, thatigh the atittptatlon tit
Republican Government to their,babita may note
he as certain.