The Sun.
London, England, 1816-08-16 00:00:00

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5.,:c17( Ttp. v pl:)41F, A HO pr if;i: of
blooti-thlEStypv;q.,9r to confine offenders
witn,no nttle.stt•irtnie's'.; iis these were at Ceuta, 1101'
tptykirivort'th(i thence with all the abitirti
partizans.appended to their
future destinutirth.

The Abbe Vrqs6N, it is said, propotes, in his
defence, to rely upon •the doctrines of the Roman
Catholic Religion, as laid dawn by Popes and
Councils, and, there is nO doubt that he will here
find authority to justify every sentiment in his
book. His trial, and that of Fiatukv, for a si-
milar publication, greatly tend to quiet the
fears of the possessors of Church property, It
Ivas even apprehended, previously, that the quiti-
tion of the restitution of Church property Would
be agitated in the next Session of the Chamber of
Deputies.

The 12th of AtiguSt has been &Pierced with
every public demon%tration of rejoicing in Edify-
burgh, Dublin, LiverpoOl, Bristol, Glasgow, and
other cities and towns throughout the Empire.
The provincial Newspapers teem with accounts
of these general effusions of loyalty and parrio.
tism ; and it affords us great pleasure to notice
them at a moment when so much wicked industry
is employed to render the people :disaffected to-
.. Wards their... Rulers, and discontented with their
tut.

‘Ve have always mentioned that the distresi
.of
ibe
.Country was not so great as the Factions
-re-
..
present it ; that it was of a temporary nature, if
our Own folly and impatience does not aug-
ment and perpetuate the season of calamity ;
and that it chiefly arose from the dislocation of
relative situations occasioned by the mighty change
in Peace from SVaT, the extensive consumer of
manufactures. Beery hour that passes confirms
this theory. Many interests (such us between
Landlord and Tenant) after thelirst jar are resum-
ing their relative places ; commerce and the revenue
of the country arc both improving and as a
clear proof of the tempOrary nature of our em-
barrassments, it may he noticed how many of
the Banks, forced to suspend their payments by
the pressine of immediate difficulties, are now re-
stinting them honourably and! re-invigorating trade.

Licerpov:•courier Opr,

Wednesday 31ornlisg, Ten o'cliA.
We are sorry bear that Symptoms of riotous
dissatisfaction have for several. days been mani-
fested in Preston and its' neighbourhood. The
last uceouitta"State, that the mob were then de-
molisloing the Avindows of Mr. LioutooKs.—A.
detachment of the military teas this morning sent
off t.l(ni hence to iipti4t iii puttitig an end to
idel.l disgraceful proceedings.

Tux PRINCE Rec;EsT.—llis Royal. Highness
after dining with. the, QUEEN at Kew Palace On,
• 'Wednesday last. I,ruceeded to, Hampton Court.
Yesterday ,his Royal Highness viewed his bind,
and gave directions respecting the management of
it. From thence the PciNga ueutio the Thatched
.Cottage in Windsor Forest, where his Eighnesti
will remainr untilMoutlay; be will then return to
town to c, lebrate the Puke of CLARENCR'S birth-
„day. The day subsequent the Pat NCI departs on
his long intended tour through the counties of
Worcestershire and Warwickshire.- '
•
The Prt6tcwRICCIENT:b Birth-day was celebrated
by the Earl Of Ctivent'ray With the iniJst
liberal
hospitality at Crowe Court. A 4.11.2. e pdvy
.BeUthled 011 the occasion, and the nay passed with
every manifestatiOn of loyal fes'avity, ,
The.•Queert and Ptincess 14A,IZABETII, on their
arriving in Londor, front Kew;' ott_Wednesday
evening, went tti %isit the. Princess CHAR LoTTR
Rod Prince Ltiorat.n, -at Camelford House.
Yesterday, SOOl3 I.ltet• 12.o'ckielt, her MA3esTY
.hid Princess ELIZABETII, left town for Windsor.
Yesterday Prince Leeot.o rOtle out on. horse-,
back, attended by Sir itomEaTiqauniNEß.
Gloucester [louse, Piccadilly, is to undergo
considerable alterations and improvements during.
Vie absence of the Duke and Duchess at Bagshot.
The Duke of • CLAM:NCI,: is reeOveriog front his
lnngernns attack, although, we are suety to say,
Uut slowly
This day was fixed on for the departure of
Their Royal and Serene fliglincSses the Princess
tu:iitt.oTTE and Prince 1.4F.0r out,. hon., Camel-
VON-house', to their new seat, Clermont, in Sur-
eY, but a disappointment, which occurred Eck-
itative to the conveyance of sonic furniture, has re-
titrded their departure, which is postponed until
:Wednesday next.
Prince and Princess LeopoLo reside since their
htarriage at fichoenbrunn the Ariltdachess
-14Aittas LotnsA is expected there in the autumn.
• It is said that the.Royttl Guard is to be,encantp-
cd in the vicinity of Paris within two or three
'(veeks, This report excites much specadation.
Thc Capital has every appearance of perfect Iran-
,l4illity—disatfected expressions are no longer
Ileaul in public, and, even in private society,: it
"teiy lutppens that any individual uses language
oirensive to the Royal Famnily.
' ,
The Mcieedonia ,n frigate, it is stated in the New
4'4°rk Papers, has received orders ti) sail shortly
nt Halthnore to Littl4 (Pacific Ocean), to de-
""n't of the 'loyal Spanish Government the im-
ltnediate restotatiou 01 an American whale-ship
‘vhich lately put into it port on the coast of Peru
for supplies, and .was seized on the' ground of not
la it pea-letter, which, by the treaty tvith•
Spaio, they say, is not necessary Wets the La-
-1514411 Powers are at War.