The Sun.
London, England, 1816-02-27 00:00:00

The Paris Papers of the 24th contain nothing
of interest, 'if ‘ce except the Addresses from the
Chambers to the KING and Duchess of AN'601.7.
Ln:xa, on the testamentary letter of. the. late
Attu K. and the Answers of his Majesty and the
Princess.

If any thing-could have augmented the gentrti
iisgust' and abhorrence with which the Regi-
cides of France are viewed; if any tbing`were ne-
cessary tu.atld to the execrations which are paw
,suing these wretches through the regions' wherss
they are seeking refuge from their own indignant
Country, it would be theeuprOvidentlal and timely
.discove'ry of this uselaneholidocutuent.
Four of the Ruffiian murderers Or this Queen,
of her Husband, Of the lovelyrrineest! of LOR-.
SA LUC. of the Dauphin, 'and gof hundreds of thou.
sands of good men and innocent* females—the as-
sosiins of respeetedage and guiltless infancy, of.
holnottred talent and nuknoWu worth—the movers.,
the aiii,;ro'vers, the doers of all the bloody work,
ofilte infernal Revolution--four of these Demons
have, it is said, dared to set their feet upon lid-

ground,
Bare wequarantine for,phijeuei, and have we
Do prohibition Jigainsr the - •
of such re-
niorseless and odious yilliani:its these ? Shall oar
Society be corrupted by them—our atmosphere
tainted by their breath ? We trust not :, as they
have been stopped at the Port where they arrived ;
further into the land, we hope they will not be

permitted to penetrate': , . •
Away with with them--at least from the shires.
of England ; and with the doom of ca,ll4:ll'pon
their a:Milled heads, let them wander in any re.,
giqn of the earth, so that they do not pollute the
dominions of Britain.

Our letters from .Brighton announce the or'
rival of her MAJESTY, the Princess eIIARLOTTZ,
and the Princesses ELIZhIETII and MAIIY. One
01 nor Correspondents mentiOns, That his Royal
Highness the FRINCIS was so far recovered as to
be able to dine with the Royal, gamily and Prince
tuaroLD, tqr the first time since his inclisposithrn.

One-half of the Local Militia is about' to be
reduced, and the allowances of the Yeomanry Ca-
valry to be diminished one-fourth. With respect
to the loter, acme new arrangements are ex-
pe'eted, and, we believe that some small redaction
of the nombers of that most usefnl branch of.our
domestic force is in contemplation,

. The }louse of Commons was last bight occupied
in diseussing the Army- gstimates, -which may
truly he reckoned the substratum upon which the
ieeown; Tax is built. Wire it not necessary to
maint.in for a 5e4,011 A great military force, the

reveture rirev.abl be sufficient for the ordinary eta
Of the State, withotti lowing iccottvse to this int-

pbsition.

In this point !4 view, tivervfore, as welt as on
its own intrinsic iinpurtancj, 1114 subjerl pos.'esse*
the highest cliditt to our cousidetatioti:.-

Of all the nriNfoillines,, risilig. out. tif.the:o")".l
longed e(:;itest in Which Rkirope has been era=
.galketl, it is ver.haps the greatest, that it k 0417
dered impoisible. to rOtice at once the 'frelnpnl,
Auto. y haveilmlng.
up in every country. A fondness for the.exoitings-,
game of War, , the means: to • iday which are
•
.59 ready, is ti fatal,-•pasiun itt the rbo!i(im" of
Rulers i• and ai tine of the pe-ople, spealtintisonsti.'
tutionally,ltninunely,and ttiorally,we.vie wo,44ll,jen-
lousy the
„existence of asingle armed stildier more!
thiorthe nature: of the times demand, for national
• 4., ,
preservation, and soull rejoice in every-ltegintent
disbanded as a.ttep toward 3 that golden etts,llli:en
civil shall resume its superiority over military
pow er. .

These are svh9iesnrhe British prineipl4, us fit
rettiot,'etl Irani ?NJ ihist erial Itt4serviency, is from
uppi;,ohation of the ifieitures of an norearting
opposition which advocates every cause,
or souTi, .11mgerolfs Fatriotie, by which , it
thirks it can embSrraot tin! Government. •

The present' Question must -stand or :fall upon
" existiug.facts: Is or is iSot the proposed Military
,Estithlislinseut necessary fora period, to preberve
to us the advantages we' have gaitted,.• and secure
us and the wOrld from a'rceurrence of •f he hor-
rors front which we ate just delivered Lord
PAIAIHNSTONIS speech fully bt referred to as COI irelt
conclusive of the affirmative to this question., In
our opittiou, Ministers would he guilty of treasso
to their country if they did not propose this
great Establishment. It is our indispensible
-,guarautee, till the positioU'of other nations prove
to as that We may indc'ediVitrir to, ikattkir4ttf,per.
fact peace and seenrit y. It is madness to ituaiine
that this could be done at one swoop, tis.,if there
• was not itnrootent at tumultuous and . unsettled
it alibi( iOll Stollll IO si if all.the hittnatt
.elements, only yeskrday. so violently agitated,
could now ;„be considered AS perintnently at rest.

We confess 'that -we lave. read with sorrow its
a motoit,g 114,11Usents on this sulfject, urged,
not with the consideration it merits, but with all
that Iteiffilittiottary intemperance of st yle, 'and in -
flatirtilatory tendency Of Mittel', which none
knows better than the writer, how to reprobate in
.thee S. We taunt:it but lament that be should feel
tiu mischief of strch a course in Pranet, and L.e blind
to its dmigers-at hcime. In the abstract, as ap-:
'pears from our ft)legOillig:telll4l"kti, we agree Wi;;lt,
the veriter, but surely lee is tint so ill-informetl' of
the state of the country, or of the principles of
catr Government, us to plead ignorance in excuse
for the inonstrOtts language he has employed to
create the apprehension of a desion t" tract a
military dcspotisin tivoik, the ruin* of 13riti$11
liberties: .

We ire sotry to
,observe from , the Morning
l'lTers, that the Gentlemen enzogeti in reporting
the Debates of the 1-loass,,of Commons, were last
night seriously injured by the erowsl, avhicli
through the interposition of several Members, ob
wined a priority of aciess to the Oallery.
the arditutii duties %Well these tietalem. en have
to performs;—,% heti the ,iitportanee of -11111 onu
tees of which the/ are the organ of tr;4lisinission to
the public, rand the advatttligo of tumoral, in this
respect are considered ; and:when it is.remembered
that not only editcation and veryeansitierable talent,
but alsopental possession, and itubruiseil bodies
are inclispensible to the 'competency of giving a
prpper account of what passes in Parli;onent to
the country, we feel convinced, that if it .is
deemed expedient to have these Reports at all,
a provision' will be made to save the Ite.porters
us future froth` inch distressing. and clangetoni,
struggles for admission.

Mr. Lat.suituao who left this country the be-
ginning or ;he present month, Whit dispatches
from the Admiralty, for Genoa., returned this

lborning.

Her MAJMY wily 11014 8.• DrateinK-roorn
Tharsday ~e'linight, at which Yrince LEorimo
will be formally prevnteds
yesterday morning, soon after•tvint
the QUEEN, Pancestreit ILLIVORT nil MARI,
and the Princess CHAMMTTE ut Walex• left Vv ina-
sor Castle for Brighton, escorted' by a party of
light horse. Their uttendatiti went in three other
carriages.

Yesterday the Ru‘sitin Arnitassador gave a grand
dinner to the. Imperial Archdukes, and ail,.the
Foreign Anthissiadors, and 'in the evening the
Countess of, 1414VSM intertainedtaidistinguislied
party with music anti' a slipper, at their house in
IVitnpote-street.
Four Conventionalists, wino Sigtied 'for the
death of Leos XV!. are arrived at Portsmouth
from France. They are detained by E. ANNAup,
17.,,(1. the Collector of 'the lie re-
ceives further instructions from tits Secretary. of
States