The Sun.
London, England, 1816-09-14 00:00:00

Session has taught us with what facility such dis-
eubsions favour the views of party, and bow easy
it was to turn projects for perfecting it from their
supposed end in order to make them serve the in-
tertsts of private persons or the pretensions of the
4111616 i, us.

The Urilonnenee of the sth of this month,

&elating the no arsiele of the Charter should be
revised by the Chambers, has then saved us (rout
all the dangers that this revision would natu'olly
draw with it, dangers of which we have already

bad a glimpse, and of which it would have been
impossible to foresee their extent.
The King who made the Charter wills that the
Charter remains as he madc it. Ile revokes a con-
cession that his goodness bad granted, and of which
his wisdom, enlightened by the experience oflthis
year, has shown him the ineonveniencies. Ad-
mirable wisdom, which seems to give us a second
time the Charter that we owed him already, and
which will make tke reign of Louis one of
the most glorious epochs of our Monarchy.

Thus, under the support of the stability of our
institutions, this Ordonnance is one of the'
greflest goofts we could hilve.,receiveil fraik
our King. We have said tli:st the establi.;hineot,
of the royal authority tvas not:less important' for
France thou the stability of the pro:.
pose to ourselves to cous4lvr. the On k,
the sth, and its results under dill second poita.of
view.

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DRAWING. THE mew PRIZE DR; WN THAT DAY
MUST U 1 MORE TU.tN £.40,000, AND MAY' 13E
.vo,ooo.

*its From the arrival of a press of temporary Matter,wa are
compelled to postpone the incvrtion of anni); Articles.

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THE SUN. ,

Ilni.VM Qlls DICElik: FALSVM AUPE.tie

LONDON,
S.ITURDAY, St.Pl'E,llliElt 14, 1816.

There is to-day no further news from Algicrs,
and the vessel with time Official Dispatches
not arrive for some time, owing to time uueer-
tainty of the navigation iu the-Gut of Gibraltar.
We have therefore nothing to add to time fnli
end authentic Account which appeared in
Ton SUN of yesterday : for WE have no Private
.
Letters when none arrive, nor Admiralty linnet ms
when none are issued if :Tire Morning dirokiile,
is such afsvourite with 'the Board, that -we imin!::
gine it obtained this favour exam/sive/I/v-lot ieAst eve
cannot tell who fabricated time doeutnent:r—Thcre,
was (we•assure the Public), " no such thing
and our Readers may b further assureil,, that
every item stated beyond what we published was
a falsification of time intelligence reellyteeeived at
the Foreign Office.

As for the usual prediction of the.rarty, that
because they did not know all that had been ref.
feeted, sutrwthing wrong 11311$t be anticipated, we
leave this to the fate of all their Other fatuous
prognosticate,' prophecies which have been inva-
riably 'canted by the event. This w'll, we doubt
not, be once inure the case, even _thungh
tire should ant, as advised, follow the intended
example of the " gigantic project"' of t1a10"
mired NAPOLRON, of whom the Chronicle-144,Pa.
thetically exelsims " Oh, si sic aonnia p. .

The Poris Papers to the 12th are chiller than
ever. Tile .124(.11 are falling as List as they roe,

111141 v Ltl tbeut ail the tteotics of our Jaco'

cent.

We have taken from a long Essay in the
teur a fete of the leading arguments in praise of
the new order of things. They are feeble, falla-
cious,and inconsequential. The Private Letters re-
present the Royalist s (including the ItoyalFamily)at
making I:tenuous exertions to prevent the Revoln-

tionists from packing the newChomber. The Princes
ore said to be (and no wonder) deeply affected.
They have loft Paris for Campeigne and their
'friends, the friends of the Monarchy, of Peace,
of France, and Europe, are hurrying to the De-
partments to shave in the Elections.

The following are the ()lily notices worthy of
e"xtract from a Dutch Ali a which reached us late
this forenoon
vi ENNA, i is O. 23..--We learn that our Plenipotentiary to
the German Diet, Cuunt Duel, has received instructions to

hasten as much as possible the opening of this Diet at Fl•ank-
fort ; and, without regard ,tu the territorial arrangenseats that
may not yet be settled, to proceed.to Om opening oi. the pre-
paratory conferences. . •
hats, At:a. 18.—The ditierenca between the Courts ai-
Napies and Rome are•not yet adjusted. The Pope will ab-
solutely have the old Tribute of n.White Horse revired, and
the King obstinately refuses' it, as an antiquated unworthy
custom, which was nerer permitted' to be brought forward
even under the illegal Government of the family uS
Buena-
parte. Mint is expected wholly to arrinate the Boman Cisurt
are two Orilinamers that have been' lately issued in
the first (which k already known) r'equires in future fur
Papal Bulls and Decrees the King's E.r quaiuh and tile.'
ether subjecting all 144copal Pastoral Letters bathe
of the Council of State. •'''

Some German Papers.arrived last night, con-
taining.. a speculation or cotiectiort of rumours
(ram Frankfort, which serve to prove theldivided
state' of opinions respecting the measures to be
taken regarding the future political situation of
Germany; and accounts for the cielay in the opcn-
ing of the Germanic Diet.

We have this morning received a complete fife
of American Pspers to the August. '44
following arc extracts
(Frons lieranna.)—Letters under date of the tothofJuili.
receiveti in New ilaven front Havanna, state that the hat'i
dour is closely blockuird by Carthagenian cruisers; arid add,
that the crews of several resseli under tbc Royal flag,
lately sailed trout that port, hate risen (whoa at ie4)'upon.
ttfeir captains, murdered them, auti,then joined the Curb.
thageniuns. ,
[general Toledo, the colthrated Spanish Patriot, has arrived
Ateranaria, in the
,brig Hunter, trout Neyr Oilcans.

fl4;irit .ftepukticau of Atomic")
CONNONICATION.—The news of the Spanisb Insnrgenjs Crt
'South America should be receired with eantion; or they may
kad to ruinous aifrentures in trade or otherwise, and it should
ha generally ;mown that Mr. Hughes, our late Commissioner
atCarthagesta, nn his return here,. lately, declared be.left
that country under au entire impression that k %Vie sairs.to
pursue the itcrolution there,-and, that.it was pmbahle the
ltevululiouary Army would be totally destroyed or, dispersed
on its first rcoconti e with.the Royalists; if indeed that arsuP,
.should "venture at all against Morillcs, who had then just cods:.
Octed the rOuctiou of the colony be was in. The juror:Mo.+

tion of this Commissioner must hare been well founded, frets'
the opportunities helms' r and when be is Ittown to be an"
ardent friend cif our Atlministration,he wilt net be suspected
of partiality for the cause of tlse SVanish King.•.*
-A SUA,SCIIIIEft:I-

(From the Itoseen Parlodf►rm, Au

. • .•
The Congress frigate, Captain siurris; now in this baibOur
k undergoing a thorough repair. The Constitution and
Guerriere frigotesrke be hailed off, to give roost for the elun-:.
Kress to be hove down and coppered—after he mill
refitted to proceed upoo a, lung royaie; prohably.fof,ttte
uurth.we4 coast of Anteriewi Oaring wisseit she ii.galxv4t*
to survey several emasts•and harbdtirs.-- - ;•. • -
The lii ited States' stoop of war Pi ontethens, Capt.tin Watfoi.:
worth, is getting ready for sest4 She is supposed to t?it
to Ituia, to (awry a messenger with dispotgitea. '

The PRINCR 111 &E is expected at the. Stud;
oust to-day, stud at Caiiton-house ou Illoria4,„

colonel. KF,,STINO arriti.cd yesterday
RATHURS is office, with dispatches from Sir. Hun.
SON I,oWiCat St. Helena. ' '

A Cabinet COunell is summoned to meet at the
Foreign (Mice at two o'cloek this tiny. •
A paragraph in one
.of the'Peris papers estimates
the 'present' popolatioo 'France at 26,00,00
pretends', to- have-- official authority-' doing so. We suspect, the.:chiet authority to.
' French vanity. The territory of Francais not
greater than before the Revolution, when the
estimate was considerably less. The havoc of
domestic massacres, followed by more than .2,(1
'years of war, must have diminished the population..
The Lord Dance,' packet, which reacired
his from Dover_ on IVednesday night, was seat/
back immediately with dispatches (victory' Otor
Algiers) of. great importance. She returned
Dover on Thursday morning, and the Captain.
mediately sct off in a post-chaise and four with.
the dispatches.
&OURS lies .on ,the side of a mountain rising
rather abruptly from the sea, with very strong
batteries, especially to the westward. The country
hanses-ot the Consuls, and other wealthy
intlivi-
dnals, are mostly on a hill to the eastward of the
town. The period which seems to have elapsed
between the conflict and the letter of the French
Cons's) narrating it, h perhaps to be explained
from the circumstance of his having retired to his
country- residence, and Am himself up there dor- .
ing the engagement. The Mgerines were assisted
in their defence by
.some ;kiwi:eons, probably the
refuse of ItooNaemera's army, among whom are.
reckoned 56 Officers of Artillery sad 19 of En-
gluecf4.

npon that basis. On the 9th they had dropped
front 58 to 57.20, and on the 10th lower still, to
56. 80, closing at 57, that is, a complete one per