The Sun.
London, England, 1816-03-14 00:00:00

A Message on the subjeCt of the MarrikAge of
the Princes' Cli AIELOTTE is expected to be de-
,
liered to both Houses of Purliainent this even-

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The Paris Papers of the 10,h contain some fur-
ther reports of the proceedings of the two Cham-
bers on the Budget, Sze. of, which we give an ab-
stract. They also furnish another day of. the
trial of Admiral LINOU and Colonel BONER,
who, itihotild seem, revolted only to prove
loyalty, hoisted BUONAP.III.-iftS. flag to.shew their
attachinent to Lcitlls XVIII, and became Rebels
for no Other reason but to preserve Comdaloupe
for their Sovereign !•! We rake it for granted that
it they had had time to curly their design into effect,
and execute seventeen' Royalist's in honour of the
Usurpers' birth-day, .it must have been eeeeived
by the Court Martial as decisive of their hive for
the Bourbons !

East India !base,' Nit/ ch 14; 1S IG.

The country ship Lord Castlereagh arrived in
the DoWns yesterday, fro►>a Bombay, *hiCh place
she left about the 10th of November last, on which
day it is reported the David Scott and Carmar-
then arrived there.—The Company's ship Thomas
Grenville, outward•bound, sailed from Bimon's
Bay, Ist January last.

Same further progress was made in the House
of Commons last night with the Estimates of the
Military Establishments propoied for the'present
year. Coming to detail and facts, the opponents
'of Ministers had nothing but feeble objections to
urge,_ and these Estimates were agreed to with-out
divisions. Not so discreetly and quietly was the
presentation of half a dozen ?cations against
Property Tax suffered to take place. Here
the Enemies of Government have' finer scope
for charges in gross for declamatiou, for al,
legations against others which cannot be sup-
ported, and for those modest puffs of their
own patriotism and virtue; which come sct
flOwingly,and gracefully frOm the ranks of :apps-.
sition. The ,subjects introduced led •to rather
sharp debates, and were as unconnected with!tho.
ground whence they sprung, and us fAreign. to,
the matter before the House, as can wg,ll be host-
gilled. No doubt the people, of Dumfries will be.
astonished to find that their Petition Against the
Property Tax %vat's 'the foundation for a thscussiOn
00 the salary, of the Secretary of the Admiralty.
But so it was Mr. Ilaationatu as usual made this
the vehicle for throwing out one of his liberal el-
legations, and foresserting that Ministers .were
guilty of nothing but extravagance and comp-
lion. Without enquiring, into or knowing the rea-
sons for which, in an expenditure of millions a
yeae, thrtee or tour thousand pounds,, in all, have been
,added to salaries in particUlar instances,. while
hundreds of thousands have
.been retrenched in
the mass, the fair and candid Party endeavour to
-inflame the public mind by unsustained and un-
warrantable chargeaof piofnie and improper ad-
ministration of the funds of therotintry.4?,very
honourable mind must view such shameless con-
duct with disgust, as every independent Member
of Parliament will, treat :seat paltry though insi-
(hoot artifices with contempt.

In the ['ire, the Pl:achers of Rebellion—the
dark Insinuators of Revolutionary Doctrines,
seem half afraid of their own work. They hint
at it dibposition to go beyond petitioning; should
_the ficrliament mass art Act iroliosing the Property.