The Sun.
London, England, 1818-08-18 00:00:00

THE SUN.

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LONDON,
TUESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1818,

At a late hour this day we received the Paris
Papers of Saturday last. No Papers were to he
published on Sunday, on account of the Feast of
the Assumption. The follotiring are extracts i--;
" PARIS, ALIG• 15.--,Yesterday the Duchess of
Orleans was safely delivered of a Prince, at the
Chateau of Neuilly, who, according to the or-
ders of the King, is to be named Francis Fenno
nand Pl'►ilip Loui, Marie, and to bear the title of
Prince of Joiuville.

" The statue of Henry IV. was conveyed yes-
terday in grand procession to the Pont des Arts,
where it remains for the night. To-day it is to
be conveyed to the Pont Neuf.
" The Allgemeine Zeitung. says,- M. Fondle
WS obtained permission to quit Prague, in
order to establish his residence at Lintz,
the Capital of Upper Austria. Most of the
individuals included in the Ordonnance of the
24th of July having published against him
pamphlets extremely injurious, he has, it is said,
on his side, published very curious notes respect-
ing the persons And conduct of each of them.'

FIVE PER CENTS.

Friday ..

.78 f. 40C.

DEFPRRFD STOCK
of the 22d March, 1817, BB f. --C.
92d Sept. 1817, St; f. —c.
22d March, 1818, B4 f. —e.

" VIENNA, AUG. 3.—Letters from Turkey,
of the 3d ult. state, that the discussions between
Russia and the Porte were still not terminated.
The Russian Minister. had considered it necessary
to transmit a fresh note of some length relative to
the proposition of arranging collectively all the
matters in difference, but it was not known what
the Grand Seignior had determined upon.
‘" Rosie, JULY 30.—0 n the 27th inst. about
one p. tn. a slight shock of an earthquake was
felt at Albano.

" On the 231 ult., at Sutri, a small town nine
!capes from hence, after a terrifying noise, a
tremendous hail storm came on, which lasted
three quarters of an hour ; some of the
hail-
stones weighed IS ounces. Several persons were
dangerously wounded, a number of animals were
killed, and the vines, which promised a magnifi-
cent harvest, were totally destroyed."

THE FUNDS.—The Funds rallied a little this
morning. Consols commenced at 764, but fell to
76, at which price they remained. Great exer-
tions were made yesterday to endeavour to reco-
ver them. The Broker connected with the
Chancery Court made a purchase of Stock amount-
ing to 196,0001. money, but the Bears were de-
termined to persevere, and the party sold im-
mensely against the above purchasers, anti have
continued to sell this day. The Commissioners
of the Sinking Fund were this morning served at,
76 by the Jobbers.

There was a report some weeks ago, that Lord
MELVILLE was to succeed the Marquis of HAST-.
INGS as Governor-General of India. NVe contra-
dicted it at the time, on what we considered as
good authority. The report we find has been re-
vived, with the addition that Mr. CANNING had
endeavoured to procure the appointment for Lord
\EOIU.EY (late Lord BottnwooN), instead of Lord
MELVILLE, but without success. %Vhen we state
that these reports originate in The Morning chronicle
tbeP“blic will hardly require a formal contradiction.

if
The smile repel' reports that Lord Aiut.6ll'‘l'l
to succeed Lord iNIELviLLE at the Admiralty';
frill"
ac
the Duke of WsLutioToN to follow the a
as Master-General of the Ordnanee. ItunWhurea
changes in Aliukterial appointmentj hove 'een
often a favourite amusement in tO,,,Oprsiti%
prints, but we have no reason !o believe that the
s.a
reported transfers have a better E10;06100,
on former ()tensions. We doubt not that the !lr
sent Possessors sre too well -satisfied
re'pective situations to have any solicitude
Eon
the assigned movenients.

SUN-OFFICE, TiVO

As reports of Ministerial Change-5 are gene11:11
Mit of -faction to disturb the minds of the e°P6
into the
We have thought it our duty to in airs
truth of those Which ere atinnunted /.1
Morning Chronicle of this day, and we co c°11;
fiklently say that they are wholly destitute ()
foundation.

Our accounts from Manchester, received
day, represent matters to remain in die same 5

illation'.

‘Ve have inserted another letter relative
BtioNAPARTP., taken front The Morning Chrottire
eie
of this day. It is introduced in that paper by
ie
Puerile
l in pl whine
under and over
the
bcearnittgee, who was p ,
of
that wholes'
erll
the greatest butcher of mankind that ever dist°
eel the peace of the World, and who, eons
ideriag
,
de
his origin, progress, and the whole of his lost
°tY
toexpiated his crimes o
;
Ought have expn a Plibli
scaffold, instead of being suffered to enjoy t$11;
nificent retirement after all his horrible offence
0.
Nothing can display a bastard sensibility move thilo
compassion for a man who has committed re
t
many crimes, and who, after having bercie,
escaped the exemplary punishMent which he ot
served, was permitted to possess a princely retreto
at Elba, yet treacherously broke through 011
Obligations into which he had entered, returned;
France, drove his lawful monarch from the thr°
aid again occasioned the death of (11°°°°(,),
Who but fools and rogues can deny that for oe
treachery, such perfidy, and having been the°o4,
of so much confusion, consternation, and Alloitt
sacra of mankind, be should then have P`Biut
forfeit of his crimes, instead of being "Pi" P-sicre
in a situation of luxurious seclusion! Jr re(Pfl,
what Mr. BURKE properly stiled " strong'ne.
and long-sighted hum,niity," to judge °f chatrad
ters and actions which involve the Pel'ec of al
ca ine(ti theywahnirtlnp r
whimpering
vi,p,iendeks
ns
cosfsot mankind,
~,ze
01
ront ;al; eciiBo.l soi?;
But, independently of the whi,,ing. contl°l'
is"
of that Paper over the great Culprit,"le
"t
wonder that it should thus feel for 131uott_
and Champion of Jacobioism," beel'nsea swor
PARTS was a Usurper, am! that Paper iSC 111 e opol)
endeavouring to throw contempt and ri1hjC 10
fc
(l St•
all legitimate authority. As the letters f)/
Helena communicating the complaints he tor
man and his minions, come through t
(Hum of The Morning Chronicle, that
ci
01111
stance is sufficient to excite snsPiei°°' trig
to bring discredit upon the Paper. Tile /
,N1o""
may be said respecting Doctor 0 0016
The extraordinary partiality which Bt.l°l4x 4;0
manifests towards that person would. "slif)r od
inquiry o the part of Sir HonsoN L0'5,5
n b io
big Le
character of that Gentleman stands Le-
It told
the estimation of all who know him f°r too
his p° ,
conceived possible that he should abuse Olt
and wantonly, capriciously, and i" thentillfotur Oct:
tion of pride, remove the Doctor, cceer ,I,l°
to the ‘l°. fo'
reasons as, if they were promulged the be P
large, minkd fully convince mankind ° eldti''
be°
or k
priety of his conduct. We feel it to
me°' °
:
Chr°ll4- V '
these observations, as The Mornog t°
le
from motives of respect to our CountrY
tl
wards one of the most atrocious miscr top
k d "Win° die
accused them of a want of generous srleeriate teltio
ever disturbed the peace of man...o rbo
rio t • •
shook the basis of all legitimate powe
It 19' die
very fabric of civilized Government•
akin; of
i the
g
to see this Count BERTRAND after
but °of !IP
Usurper as the Emperor and. the nince' boiai
fell-ow had purchased not only los
nation vet
ed a voluptuous retreat, by the .9 too t
ill-gotten power. But the meter tteoPll
rsi- seri
1- at $
„ 10`
for derision, when it is fottod tit Ai
nnalisbiue"' Ivy
made to reproach not only •—•-r, j-0
• v for 8 fOr
Europe, with a want of due 1)", nj ha" op.
Loose r fr
can excite nothing but indlignati° oritic"ti
all sound minds which reverence . .411
c eact
that involve the true interests °‘
tit;
consequent happiness of mankind'
stli oto 060f0, A
'rite Queet.l.—The ot ri co fp
MAW.' ill °A fs
tg
QUEEN yesterday was, " IC.- Sap)
much the same."—Hee AlAist""duefo% foe
composed and comfortable eta tg , food tol
• 00
11, so ~,
Lord CoCIIRANS ac.""'h';Ater7„
logne, as supposed, fur SOlOw inS '
taken his wife with him. lie
named the Rose•