The Sun.
London, England, 1818-01-16 00:00:00

THE SUN.

SOLCM QUIS DICERE FALSUM AUU}AT ?

LONDON,
FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1818.

No Paris Papers 143ve arrived this morning.--
' Two days' journals are again due.

This morning,-We'—r7ceived Washiogton Papers
the I3th. of December, but
.contain no
later news of the Congress than what we had be-
fore. :The National Intelligencer of the 13th gives
the following :

CHAR.L'ETON, DEC. 11.—We have been in-
formed, and from the best authority, that all the
disposab}e forces on the sea board of North Ca•
rolina, South Carolina, and Georgia, under the
comurand of Colima BAN:Li-IEI ), are ordered to
rendezvous forthwith at some point at the St.
Mary's River.

DEC. 12.—A detachment of United States
troops sailed trom this port yesterday, in the
schooner Patsy, to aid, it is supposed, in the re-
duction of Amelia island.

(From the New York Advertiser, Dee,. 16 )

h is stated from New,Orleans, that there were
brought into that market during the year ending
with September, 28,000 hogsheads tobacco,
190,000 barrels flour, 65,000 bates cotton, and
250,000 gallons whiskey.

Letters received front Quebec say, that a Pro.
clatnatimi had been published there, stating that
the. I'mvincial-Legislature would meet for the dis.
patch
,of businesi.On'lihe,:,74h, of January. . .

The complaint wlrich we yesterday giatte of the
brutal treatment-our CountrynieU, and even our
Counirywortien; experience from the French, has
attracted the notice of The British-Press, wbiels,
however, does not deny, but rather indeed"adinits
it, and alledges, as a reason why the Englisb
are worse treated than the Prussians anti the
Russians, that " if England be hated in Paris
more than airy other nation, it is because she
is considered the principal agent in defeating
the purpose of the Revolution, and restoring
a fatoily to the Throne which fequirei the pre-
sence of a foreign artery to retain it there.'' The
British Press seems to treat THE Sots with sar-
castic pity for not knowing that this was the rea-
son of Gallic discontent and hostility towards
. Englishmen. But we rather ought to retort this
contemptuous compassion on The Press for not
exulting that Great Britain was really the
principal agent in defeating the purpose
of a Revolution, which brought. the greatest
miseries and horrors upon France, and the
purpose of which was to spread the same dreadful
evils over all other Coilntries. As to the restoration
~of :the govaaOrts, we exult lit their restoration,
because we prefer the regularity of a legitimate
Government:. to. the tyranny of -a-set of bloody
Republicans, or that of Military
Usurper, and if it be indeed neCaisary' that a
foreign Army should' remain in Flit, nee :to, keep
them on the Tbrone, we still more pity, The
Briti,h Press for complaining that they: remain
there to protect Vratice from a renewal, of its
horrOrs mut its- miseries, and to guard the rest of
Europe front a baleful contagion.

Messrs. OTALLtectrAs, PHELAN,. and NEW..
nol.T, whose :Iris! came on this day, at the Old
Bailey, on a charge of Mulder, for the Death of
Lieutenant 13111..EY, in the recent Duel, were
foOinid Guiyy'of Manslaughter.

that Air. CIIOK ER , ;S:t9 :,tlteteed
to tic 'l'~easiirershit~ arf the Navy, experience
iit.his present s•itnation, as :Fecretary to .t.he Ad-
nikalty," and his general knowledue and taltuts,
certainly will qtralify-hitn for the office.

'lke Court of King's Bench was vestertlayne-
cnpied with tile trial of actions to recover com-
pensation for the injury suStainTed by imiividuills
intbe City in the Riot or he 2tf December, 1516.
A full Report of these 'faAs is given in our Last
rage.