The Sun.
London, England, 1816-01-23 00:00:00

A NS W R Et .

" The PRINCE ReoaNT, upon his return to
town, will fix a time for receiving the Address of
thi City of London, and a columuuication of his

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pioltivi'c in ttiti retlieet, wait
matte throagli the Secretary 417§tate to the
riffs,. for the ilthirniation of 'the LOI:D
Aldermen, and Coliininit Cottitbil.
Paraiba, lumary .20, 18 16.7

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The. Parls Papers to the 20th o'fficiallY an-
nntonee, that the late Military MOvements of tie
Allied Tiboops in Vrance, there entirelynccasioned
b:y the detention or the British, through the state
of the weather, too long in exhausted departments.
This. is the only important item of their news.

Our Vitra..Protestants still persist that ail their
trench Brethren havb been murdered, and in
truth we begin to believe them, for all those who
are left alive strenously deny the fact ? -

It•will he rememberet!, that when some of our
Contemprararivs, ten days ago, put forth a'statet
milt that the Malt Tax was about to he tiepealed
or modified, we corrected the impression suchlili.
assertion teas calculated
.to make, by assuring
the Public, that so far from this.bui4 hi con.
truplation, it tvas intended to participate it
little more in the excessive profits of Brewer?,
by laying on an Additional Duty, unless they
FrOCioudy lowered the price •of their manufac-
ture. Id confirmation :of this fact, we now
See It mentioned in a Morning Paper, that—,
Mr. ACTON,of Ipswich, luta received a letter
frbm the CHANCOLLOa of the EXCHEQUER, ac-
quainting him that the public exigencies will not
addiit of the Duties on Malt bring taken off in the
ensuing Session of Parliament but,that if such a
iheasure thnuld be funtid praeticatle4,provision
mask for returning the' aky whlch may
hart: been puid on the stock in hand.".' ""

We have, from various causes, been prevehtd
from calling the attention of the Publie, and par-
ticularly of the inhabitants of London, to the
pike of Bread under the new system, as we hi-.
tentiEti. We shall, howev‘er, soon iideent our.
pledge on TO subject, and in the mean time say,
thAi the modest Trade Bulletin of the week fixes
the price of the Qtartern Loaf at 9id.. and that
it Is commonly sold} at H. more by tbe.lßal►ets
than even their own price

The poor detected Civoiticle is to-thy in A- tett
psalm) about its privttte torrespontlents mud
forged State Papers. It resorts, au
desperate CAWS, to personalities, nod =roses the '
Tinter foul Courier' of receiving Bond& untt
from Foreign Sovereigns, um! plate, AS She reward
of corr►tpt servicts, from Princes et home.

will fur ts.istuinent listen to insinuations so

notoriously false 1 Bat they are boldly thrown
put, Lihe the boy wilt tl►e black race its .childretts
play, tl►e Chronicle' kilowi that if it can blacken

the cotintenance of another it will at least remove
a part of the attention of the surrounding sped*.
tors a it will make a community of black feces.
But thisiriek bas nothing toido with the mantt:.
factoryatul promulgation of 'forged: and infamous ,
Paper*, tinder every possible form and denotnitia-
tion. The Faction havebecome audacioui'as their
misdeeds have. een brought to light. It lino longer
the simple falsehood, the on dit,the loose paragroph ,
the report, the surmise, the mis.representation,
the suppression, the multitude of scarcely weep-
tihle-tittleseiTurts all tending to the same end, like
the sowitig of had seed Which the wind scatters,
and, the husbandman thinks himself rewarded for
hit toils, if it few particles take root, and yield
him any thing of a crop. •

No I their aims are higher Meow; their Aaron"
,
more daring; their machinations more ticep end
intricate. Within ten days we have, not to speak
of minor fabrications',, not to speak of the used
quantum of mis.statement which makes the
entire white sheet of the Party Organ one
.black lie, we have had three distinct forgeries
of if Authentic Statte Papers," "iz. Pozzo
di Bur VI Report, the Dutch Ambas.
satiorts. Memorial, and Lord CAS#RREAG WS

Letter; besitlei manYtinfituntled'aimportant State
Seerits," disclosed to frier the public mind, such
as the design of the CnA4cat.t.ou of .the„.Exottit
Ewen to invade the ,Sinking Pond, the intention
of the'Xatperbr A t.eScitittitt to place the Priiiei,pf
ORANUit ()tithe French Throite,.. the- •Returrt.4tif
the Allied Ariiiies to Paris, ttnheard of Massacre's,
&c.• Ste, Etc. Sic. &c. &e. &c;
In short the "force of .forging•will .no further
go," sad we leave the rilty and .disgraced con-
trivers of these shamelesi things to the. burning
indignation with which the public.- sentiment is
at this moment orerwitsbuing them,
T,be Chronicle brag's; that notwithstanding the
recent srrests, iefitts ;still got some faithful 'Ser-
vants in Paris. 'We trust the Puliee .will look io
them ; but the mUltitutle of letters in its 'columns
in,day, " about it. Illithlbotit itt" want tile pith
iind Marrow whielt wont to characterize them
when conspirticies were in fuller Vigour: Al; : we
fear: Othello's occupation's gone" for these. are
but sorry specimens of the productions of the sur.
vi*lPg &R"g'

?re.

(t7ups)
rAms, 4
learned with riurprise that ieverat,
among 'whom are (
Rbiget Mr, ti.aWtorii Bruce, attd 0...
Hutchinson; have been titreiti'A this moriunp,
tiint their paperi have been seized; 'anti thiit the,
have been conveyed to the phsottiiiithis city
,
tier the directihn of the liiinistet of the Police:
,
Ai I haie tepeateilly manifested to yrmrPccri•
henry my determination to peofecOm
of my Sovereign tb no person A..hose :conduct ea-
da:igers the safety of thii Government; 1 silebld
have been flattered, if, as British Andrasstirior it
the Court of Erotic+, I had been linnotired.with
.commuitication from your ExcellenCy, wida
might lINVO prevented the necessity Of an officio!
.6;04-nation of the motives for is ptoceedinga
this;liature towards individuals ,chose
and rank in some measure guarantee the loYolti
.of their conduct.—l have the honour, tke•
(Signed) CHARLES SIEWAO.
The Duke de

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BOUTII AMERICA.

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NEW °nights, Nov'. 13.—1 n the iChoonet •
President, front Boquille de Puilras, arrived naa
Jazt MA:4ov. litaitala, with his suite. VS.
Gentleman, we ure infortned,.is appo:ntell
ter Plenijuiv.:tttiary from the Mexican Republic to.•
the United States. lle was a distingnisitedoen"
her of the revolutionary Government, and op
organisation of the Constitution, was elected
Deputy of the Provinte of Trepan. We under:
stand the news brought by this arrival is the n)O5
tit,) the cause of Mexican intlepewiener.
nu
rtteptignicans are in possession of ail ea
-r
country anti although some of the great tom,
are still held by the Royalists, they have no cola'
ntußipttion with, each other but by stroll..! Cawvoys,
vOyi, anti more frequently by paying u IleavY Jut/
to the ItepetiliCanf.
We hail previously learnt that the Mexican itt'
public had f anted a Cob stittition, and organiz' t
a deliberative body, tinder the style at
preme Cobgr'ess; 'The ardour of the Ilepubliciol.
remains unabated, and a speedy termination of
ltevoltitiOn would be effected, if they were liettec'
furnished with the Ululation* of war. They are-
well clothed and fed, and the financial coneeros

are in a flourishing COndltion.
'I he Idlest iotelligenee We have from 11."'tlle,g;
illlNr.tslting (patter of this New Political
mcitAt4tts, that several vessels, with F"rg6cl
ctf
guar a,td provisions, .11Rti entered lure
eoasegneuce of trigieli the Catthageniuns were la
Apirits. General Morino had bombarded 111 .
eny for eight boars, •bet WAS' compelled to rail.°
with great