The Sun.
London, England, 1818-11-27 00:00:00

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HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO.NIORROW.
Morning, 40 minutes after 2. Evening, 5 minutes after 3.

His Royal Higlines3 visited the field of the battle
between the French and Russian armies in 1799,
and afterwards dined with the Government at

Casino.

" AIK-LA-CHAPELLE, Nov. 19.—The confer-
ences of the Nlinisters terminated yesterday, when
the Protocol was filially closed. The Ministers
will, however, during the short time they remain
here, have some meetings for the purpose of ex-
changing signatures and conversing on general
topics.

" The following is the route intended to be
taken by the Emperor of Russia. His Imperial
Majesty will set out from hence the 231 instant,
and proceed by the way of Cologne, Frankfort,
Carlsruhe, Stuttgard, Wurtzburg., Gotha, Wei-
mar, and Prague, to Vienna. The Emperor will
not go to Munich, but will remain some days
at Carlstuhe, Stuttgard, and \Veinier. On quit-
ting Vienna, his Imperial Majesty will return to
Russia by the way of Brunn, Olmutz. Teschen,
and Zamosc, without going to Warsaw."

THE EARL OF MULGRAVE.—We are as ready to
give another Public Journal credit for true intelli-
gence, as to correct it when its information is of a
contrary description, and, therefore, we can posi-
tively confirm the statement in a Morning Paper of
this day, announcing the resignation of this
Nobleman as Master-General of the Ordnance.—
The Nation will.thus lose a valuable, intelligent,
and upright public servant, and its regret cannot
but be much augmented by the consideration that
the retirement of the Noble Lord is the conse-
quence of declining health.

As Mr. HoEmousz has thought proper to offer
himself to the Electors of Westminster as a Can-
didate to represent them in Parliament, and as he
is utterly unknown to the Electors in general, it is
his bounden dory to submit to them his PorATI-
cAL CREED, that they may be able to form some
notion of the character of the person who thus
presumes to hold himself forth as fit to be en-
trusted with their rights, and to be the re-
presentative of their principles and sentiments.—
This declaration is the more necessary, because
a work has been imputed to him containing the
most dangerous principles, insomuch that, if
report says true, Lord HOLLAND, to whom the
work is said to have been submitted, after it had
actually been printed, cancelled not fewer than
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY PAGES, as not fit to
bear the light. The work consists, in its reformed
state, of the moEt fulsome eulogiums on BuoNA-
CARTE, the most virulent abuse of the BOURBON
FAMILY, a general ridicule and contempt of Mo-
NARCHY, and an obvious partiality for those
political principles which brought ruin on
France, and which would produce the same

disastrous events in any State where they
could gain an ascendancy. We could not possibly
suppose that this Gentleman was the author
of so mischievous a work, if we had heard that
he ever came forward and disclaimed it. But
as it has been really imputed to him, and as it
abounds with matter so exceptionable, and so
little likely to agree with the Loyal and
Constitutional principles of the Electors of West-
minster, we repeat, that it is the bounden duty
of Mr. Hosnousa fairly to promulge his
POLITICAL CREED, if not utterly to disclaim a
work which we hope has been malevolently im-
puted to hint. We subjoin the following Letter,
as " German to the matter," which appeared in
The. Morning Chronicle of yesterday, much to the
credit of that Paper, as it shows that it is dispos-
ed to make a stand when the mounds of the Con-
stitution are likely to be pulled down, and

trampled under foot by a gang of ferocious De-
magogues. Mr. Lloanousa has not thought pro-
per to answer the Letter, though he is said to
hare a fluent tongue and a ready pen. IVe pro-
mise to publish whatever answer he may send to
The Morning Chronicle, in The Sun of the some
day :

TO JOHN HOBIIOUSE, ESQ.
.I.mion, Nov. 23.