The Sun.
London, England, 1818-07-08 00:00:00

FOR TIM SUN.

Enrroa,—lt is much wished by several per-
sons, and it must be a general convenience to
have it known, what is the proposed mode
of proceeding as to the New Parliament—Are
the Members to meet and he sworn in ? Are
they then to be early prorogued ; or are the
fourteen days for receiving petitions as to Elec-
tions to be pissed, so as to preclude subsequent
petitions on that subject ? The communication
of intelligence on these points will give much sa-
tisfaction to the Public in general.
A. Z.

INSANE PERSON.—The' family of Mr. TIIACK-
RAY, Granby-place, Lambeth, was excessively
alarmed yesterday morning, by a man in a de-
ranged state of mind, who jumped trout the street
throtigh the parlour window, bmasbed the panes
of glass, broke the Venetian blinds, and seizing
a poker, exclaimed to twa Ladies who were in
tie room that they had not a moment to live: the
females ran out of the house very much terrified,
and procured the assistance of a constable, by
whom he was taken before a Magistrate, who
signed an order for Ilk admission into Lambeth
workhouse.

We received this morning the Paris Papers of
Sunday last. They maintain the most determined
silence with regard to the Conspiracy. The Mo-
niteur devotes again nearly four columns to the
details of the Westminster Election. The fol-

lowing are extracts :
nulls, JULY 5.-7-Yesterday the Duke of
`Wellington, accompanied by his Aid-de-Camp, Mr.
Cradock, proceeded at one o'clock to St. Cloud,
to pay his respects to his Majesty, and also to
Monsieur and the Duke and Duchess d'Angou-
leme. His Grace wore the Grand Cordan of Saint
Esprit.

" The Count Decazes, the Minister of Police,
Aransacted business with his Majesty at St. Cloud

yesterday at noon.
The young Princess Royal of Wurtemberg
was baptized on the 27th nit. at Stuttgard. She
received the names of Sophia Frederica Matilda.
" Lieut.-General the Count de Marescal is ap-
pointed President of the Commission created by
his Majesty for the purpose of accommodating
the state of defence of France to her new frontier.

" General Dejean, son of the former Minister
of that name, included in the second Ordonnance
of the montl► of July, has obtained from his Ma-
jesty permission to return to France, and he is
now at Paris with his family.

" Mademoiselle Eliza Garnerin ascended in a
balloon from Botirdeaux, on the 2,Bth ult. She
descended in a short time, but owing to the wind,
fell in the middle of the river ; two boats, how-
ever, were at hand, which prevented all danger.

FIVE PER CENTS.

Saturday
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" PETERSBURGH, JUNE 9.—His Eminence the
Metropolitan Ambrose died on the 26th ult., in
his Archbishopric of Novogorod.
" HESSE CASSEL, JUNE 25.—The Emperor of
Russia and the King of Prussia will, it is said,
pay a visit to our Court on their way to Aix-la-
Chapelle.
NUREMBERG, JUNE 26.—There is to be a
pleasure Camp of 30,000 men in the environs of
Berlin, during the stay of the Emperdr Alexander
in that Capital.

" FRANKFORT, JUNE 30.--The *kirk's' of the
Hereditary Prince of Hesse Homburg, and her
Royal Highness the Princess Elizabeth, his Con-
sort, is fixed for the 4th of July."

It is observed in The Morning Chronicle of this
day, that as the Paris Papers are totally silent on
the reported Conspiracy, and as the French Funds
continue to rise, it believes the whole to be a
mystification. As to the silence of the French
Paper, it is well known that nothing can be pub-
lished in them but what will expose them to sup-
pressio❑ or the Conductors to punishment, unless
they have the previous sanction of Government.
If it be true that persons likely to be most inte-
rested in the stability of the Throne have taken
any part in the Plot, it is the more necessary to
he cautious in the developement of particulars,
lest the vulgar hatred of high characters should
receive a stimulus, and that hatred b;• increased
by contempt. Besides, in order to discover the
full extent of a Conspiracy, and to trace it
through all its ramifications, the less it is exposed
the better, till the whole is completely developed.
As to the rise of the Funds, it might well pro-
ceed from the frustration of an alarming Plot, as
the Traitors might be brought to punishment,
and the Government be rendered more se-
cure. But, with all duc respect for the sa-
gacity of The Morning Chronicle, notwithstanding
that its " prognosticating predictions," to use its
own memorable words, have so often been falsifi-
ed, we really can see nothing in the present state

of France that can require the production of 11716'
ginary plots. There are factious enough in Vr3llc.
who are perpetually at work to counteract each
other, and who would resort to any means 1° 3c'
comps() that object. But, more than all, tl,
spirit of Jacobinism is prevalent there, and is ill:
cessantly endeavouring to trample upon ever;
Party but its own, in order to obtain the meslel
in that country, and to create consternation
anti confusion in all other. But, as WC have s"I
before, on the authority of a Correspondent,
evidently knows more than he deems it prUdv'n
to disclose, there is reason to believe that Or/
high Persons have •been implicated in the ailedgea
.
conspiracy, and consequently that the public ebe
posure of their conduct might be injurious to t
general estimation of the Royal Family. 0°614
said thus much in reference to The Morning Ch°
Hide, we shall leave it to its conjectures, its doubts
and its mystifications, solemnly persuaded ourselves
~
that a most alarming plot has really been detect° ,
and frustrated in Paris, and expressing our setis°
faction that it was discovered at this critical Pe 1
riod, when, according to report and general
pectation, the Allied Powers were on the point °
determining to withdraw their troops from Frances
and consequently to expose that Country to 11
new Revolution, and themselves to the necessitf
of protecting their own territories against `be relf
vival of all its former evils. The New Times
o
this day, rather bolder than The Morning Chr°l
nicle, has thought proper to atone for its silenci,,
on the subject of the French Conspiracy by stYlitj".
it " one of the most impudent fiCtiONS 0f tb,
French Police," and appears to consider it as
the invention of M. CAZE, to have "a new oPrir
(unity to calumniate the Royalists, and, if Pssibble.
to excite against them some fresh suspicious ipt
minds of the Allied Sovereigns." The New ;oi
goes rather farther than decency can justifi'
says, that " he (M. CAZE) has not dared, inue.so„.
to name them (the higher persons said to be 3
but
plicated in the plot) in the French Jouruels'hare •
his hired Scribblers in the English Peel ors
been ordered to name Noblemen whose ebiletic o
are far above all the efforts of such peitY tnalice.o.
Now THE SUN was the Paper that, on the antb
it
city of a most respectable Correspondent
Paris, communicated this alarming Cnils!r;
racy to the Public, and in justice t°
pelves we deem it necessary to declare, %Pio
we have no kind of connexion with Af•
and we repel with scorn the imputation of be 1,
" hired Scribblers" for France or for this Count,"r
and in return for so unjust and so illiberal a desibe.
nation, with sincere respect, however, inr
talents and principles of the presumed Cond'ic t
tlt°
of The New Times, we deem it proper to state jog
his Paper is not without the imputation °f be
lris
hired by the French Royalists, and we would a(
lc of
him to be rather more guarded in his mode
to
defending them, lest we should be provyke t
afford him matter that will probably add 11°
little to the difficulty of his undertaking.
We have only to add, that the French strof
received this day, are still silent on the obi° rst
the Conspiracy, but as it is the topic of ge! is
conversation and free discussion all over Peri 'OO
is very probable that there-may be strong re
0,00
for this cautious silence, or that the reel
r !jade
otherwise have been treated with open
and contempt, if it were wholly without foot°ti
re';'
Lord CASTLEREAGH, we find, has -re of
elected, without opposition, for the C°antY jo
Down, and we trust that lie will return ;10
i
n
safety to this country, notwithstanding the i
•dorinP.
ligible hint of a certain obtrusive Orator., dr
the Westminster COntest, that he Was a ror

object for Irish vengeance.
10.
Extract iy
fr,ra a Letter dated Neu, Yorh,
"The war undertaken against the Seminole Intli3r° 'T:w3/
freie
appears, terminated favourably to the United Stat°'tt .s Of
supposed that General Jackson, after having cbo
rett'rnen
Indians, would have withdrawn the troops and
e is
within his own limits; but, instead of doing this, "13d 01
leaving gavrisons at St. Mark's, Fort liail'den' tic'ef'jfe;
Scott, and proceeding against Pensacola: it may, t,,s „01,0
be concluded that the' war against the Serninni"
pretext to invade the Spanish territories and get.!:intr. opod
of the Floridas. Thus, we see fhe United Stat",s6;;;i4P,
the possessions of Spain which are within their ',if
forming alliances with her rebellious Colonies ‘`. ,of
arrived at Baltimore a few days ago ;
at a distance. A Buenos hyrean Government sl?`!„/ salnie_e
nn
were exchanged between her and' Fort M‘fienrY",,,eall''''''lri
he a stronger acknowledgement than this of i"-',reles4:g
far to" 001" 6(
The European Powers are looking with by
eye on the strides which the North ti i_mericans %0-rinces
towards obtaining possession of some of the Pr
Spain in South America." or
ONS of 0
LICENSING S another art eti"
YbTEINI.- tine) e or,
Paper will be found a notification of 16te rat .11
on Monday next, in reference to thciti7:ool'nilio
tirlettenrt,arays Enquiry upon this oceasnan ere
arrived
upon the alleged ton ',to't
cause of suppression of the evidence
bably then be explained. ;titer'
dOO se,
Yesterday the Duke of CLAGENcg n
cerl t °(111 y II
view of the PRINCE REGENT tit
The PRINCE; RECENT left town Yester,itteotol
ii
noon, about half past four o'cloch, tc) 'le
'
Royal Mother, the QUEEN, at Ke'v't IV .
by the Licensing SYsolo
ut CLARENCI: left town soon alter'
pUITOSC.