The Sun.
London, England, 1816-09-05 00:00:00

Louis XVIII. tiiik not refleet ttpoit which is
the only true p..kiicy, points out 6,
line of duty fr!r himself and his. family. Oil the
otbcr halt-Ai-pea Cr Wit conta.not fail of attach-
ing the 4finy to the roval-eause;:tit only be main;
tatiieil through she WvVaiilts; Who 1 WOOlii 300 h
baid3is an ftari c 4 hccrnin4 a revolution.
" We hive
.taken sketch of the two
factitins which exist in France, since the return
of the Bourbons in 1814, slid past events have
pros;ed that they arc irreconcileable. I can con-
ceive that two men Of ihonour may come SO an
understanding, when their opinions are opposite.
But he must have been the most stupid as well as
the most cowardly minister, to have proposed to
his Most Christian Majesty to mike.a compromise
between virtue and vice; aTI lie who could have'
inspired hits with such false policy, deserves to
he brought to the scaffold.
f‘ The, contest is vetywarm on both sides ;

and evrry sensible tuan iiOist see that they are ir-
ieconcileabie. But whirl) side will be vieto-
r,ons ? . That is tlte question. There is mi
doolit that, if the King bad wished it, victory
wont!' have been in favour of the (loyalists, and
it one eau jini:ie of the future by the past, the
King Mill lose his Crown, it, either through ob.

stioary or a lake'system, he ducs ont side will
hi: majority. It' he does not (lo it he CAI
likive hut our chance,. 'and that would be to go
"ern likkonavarte or Robespierre.. It is tc

be hoped he do,:zi bt %rid' that, hut. it •14 evident
that the policy of those %rho govern iii his name
is directed that way. ' Their mint is to maintain

tl►erns_elves and their party, and they only wai
one more piece at pate policy to Confirm the
power. Will ,they dale do it ? It is evidei
from their newspapers (for the perieurciii

cations are eutirOy:tader their clependeucci that
the liovali3ts ►►re treated as downright enemies
of the King. In order to► conquer them the bet-

cr they arc divided into two elsuNes, and are per,

served under the name of ultra-Royalists. This
want/vivre is not. new, and not wititsianding, how

many people are dopes of it in Paris, attti even
in London ! The ‘t hole secret consists in paint:
ing, the enemy in fidse colours, and ht 'giving
them intentiont which they never hail. CH..
Ittm»y—all calumny. The disciples vf Robes-
pierre and Itttonapaite are adepts in calintiny.--•
flow contend with ticacherout men, who can say
any, thing anti mite ally thing with impunity;
without anyone being allowed to answer them !
'lithe King %you'd at least allow :hose
voted to him to defend him.. But every day-the
grossest fah.eltoods and impostures find their way
to his person, but Iruth, never. 1n a der to► deeeiee
hint the better, they cut idf the wrists" of a few

r In is era hie wretches with dreamed of a eonapiracy,
and they banish, or throw'intO dungeons, the teal
and true friends ot• the Prince and 'of the conutry.
." Go on, Mr. de -Caze! soon you iviliHreach
your aim ; and it now only renianis for.you to
dissolya the Chamber of llepntici. That is the
piece of state policy which I mentioned above.,—
That great step taken in your constitutiiinal ca-
reer, vbn will then he able, with 'your ;Clerk
Angles, to recal-,vanr great patriarch Fondle, awl
your patron Talleyrand, and atterw►ards all your
trieink, who have• burn exiled anti deported.-
llnt you will beg your good King to retake the
rdati Gbant whit lais Virtuous bat ton ut►for-

tunate tardily, that they may make room for a
master more worthy of you. It your spies .are to
he believed, who already, cry victory, your are
only pnz‘led about r:loosing. A Great Sovereign,
who is La be your friend, offers you his brother-
in.da w. Another his well-beloved 'daughter.
Shute an 'Ps:degenerate Bournou, and 001011, the
great Napoleon Choose, but. you must
make baste, tor,Enaland, who made wlir agaiust
litiouararte and all' his adherents, kt7owe you,
anti she knows also what gratitude you bear her.
Aione'she resisted your Master ; alone she avenged
all Europe for the wrongs whieh she suffered hont.
his crimes and yours, and she will not have ex-

hatisted her trettsures it) vain. Tremble, ittipi:)-1111
sect ! Your constitutional mask is 1.411eu off, awl
divine justice, although it bas been slow, will fall
with the greater weight upon you."

WET %VII EAT.

TOTIIEEDITOU OF THE'SUN.

Sta,—An ingenious Ludy, of much mechanics,
obit and invention, tvklies to Direr at.onee to the

notice of the A►;riculturists of large farms of wheat,
barley, and oats, a plan of 'stacking their corn, sr)
that, however wet it may be taken froM the field,
it sustain no injury from it ; end also eco-
nomise a bushel,, or a bushel and a half an acre,
and defend it from the depredations of birth, rats,'
and. mice.

tier-plan is to erect some plain 'poles, 'whacked
frames, with similar rafters, at little expellee, on
%Thiel,- the sheaveli are to be laid, in a direction
sloping from the centre, and with a chimney 'to
tine heap as usual. Any poor labourers conl,Vdo
the work; and any materials will serve. She has
already; seven years agO, received the Society's
Gold Medal fir the suggestion.—,Her nante is
riRLE.. • She thinks that, tor the Northern Dis-
tricts and Scotland, her notice is yet in time, nod
yont Paper seems to me the bent vehicle to oiler
it,to the okiee or inquiry at the. funnel:, Your
!mouldy sorvaot,
Sept. 4, 15.16. R.

111CkiiRDSON, GoODLUCK, Kncl C. the Con--
racthrs, beg leave ty remind their Fllendi and

the Public, that the present Lottery begins Draw,.
ing the 17th of , September. The Scheme
trains '!'w.o Prize of 40,0001. Two of 30',000/.
'Two of 10,0001. &c. &c. in"Consols and Money;
and the Wishes of the Public bh"e been cOristitted
in regard to the Drawing, as an'epial Number of
Tickets st ill be drawu, each day, anti -the' st-
drown Prize. the First Addf-
Lion, 40,0001:. whiCh may make it tio,oool. ,Thui
there iA every inducement to art" eaqypurchase,
tithich rt c Ait s N, GootitAl6c, and Co. respect,
fully recolumend to the Public, and ',solicit Ith-cir'
FilVglqi at their Fortunate aitesi Putrith;!!
cbaring-iross, '
ihe Official Report on the Police of the rifetro=,
,
polls is now reprinted, by anthority, foi. the 4
tttise, by' Ci-etithyr, Strand, at the low
price of 7s. for 420, Eivo. demy pages. Ttle
object;pf printing the ge:mitie Report alto?,
is to ettitire Its gehiral eirotiatiolib