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=etieral Ornan_f tl4x-
-o.ll;Ntionalibt,.tarlirr, as welt as several '66er,
persona *he, (tit Frhiice, have jut arrived in
tily.. Letters front Paris say, that Caitibaq,cfcsje
going to 'Florence, Cannot to Rasitia, Attu x~n-
4itinme *to Amerien,

TOURNAY,IOI. • is in our walls that
lour rives have found auxiliaries ; it is among us
that they, have found artists of our own ruin.
kelgiaa mannfaetnrers reeeiye, advertise and sell
the products of English industry. air own Ma-
tutfactureti betonre the' brokers-, - the commis-
Coneys -of the *houses of London arid Massfield,
iprobahly *l4nehester is meant).—(Jelirn" de la
-Belgique, Jan; 26.)

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THE SUN.

DletRIL rALsvm AUDEAT ?

LONDON.
DIO NDAY, J.I NITA R y 2n, ism

We have this morning received Paris Papers' to
the 27th. Instead of 'spewing the Capital °Cm-
pied by Foreign Troops, 'Montmartre fortified,
corps returning, &c. ftc. as the Alaritusts would
bare haii us believe, they represent every thing as
per:C:3ly tranquil, the last of the Briti4htroops
wii:ch were to quit Paris as leaving that City, and
the whole Army of Occupation as nearly disposed
et its the cantonments intended for it.

Sir R. W/LSON'S Trial did not come on on
Thnriclay, as was annonnced by a Contemporary.
Little is said of (be mattes in the present French,

ravers.
We are informc,l that a Meeting of Caßt Sill
INTCII INS ON'S brat licr Daieershak been held, and,
that th, Colonel of his (Regiment 'has been ad•
ilrusieth, to niake a comtruitticidion to hint of their
pinion of his conduct, tvhich will probably luduele
him to retire.

Some of the Papers contain reports of a eon-
tetsation between rozio nt.UORGIIO TALLItY..
rklkil); and of an examination of 111 r. &obis,
which we conceive to be equally tleinsi‘T. The
latter we have given—the former is too incorrect
end improbable to merit insertion.

Upon the state of party politics in France we
ealinot to-day do better than adopt the following,
which.squares with atrium all the intelligence de-
tiered from authentic sources in that country,. and
untainted with the poison of faction :

.R TRACT SRAM 'A ratvATIILETTOK /ROM PARRS,

JAN. 12.

" It seems to me from your last, that. yn►t. are
completely in an error. respecting the spirit- and
internal situation of France. The Revolutionists
Lave not *yet renounced their system of calumny,
and of disseminating false reports: nut being any
loOgcr able to print them at home, they have re-

(purse to foreign journals. •
" For them a song, aoaricature, arc proofs of
general discontent, an immoral 'character who is
sleprived of the place which enabled him to do
riti.schief, is a martyr ; those whose families have
been assassinated, and whose' property has been
plundered, and who resign themselves to the mis..
tontines of the times, but will no longer groan
wider-the. power of the executioner, are Ultra--,
noyalits, WhiteJaeohins ; in 'short, France is in
state of agitation acid effervescence, train which
it will never extricate itself.
" I tin not believe that there ever was an al-
lembly more generally composed of men so fie-
voted to their cotintry,.so disinterested, .so milted
in opinions, so ready Co make, every sacrifice, as
our Chamber of Deputies'. Faults have been,
Hnd
kilt be eotnrnitted ; this is the, lot of human weak-
tees : hut .they proCeed constontly towards the ob-
.jectrof every good Government ; tho assassins and
:robbers are expelled from .the places which'they
all political influence is take') from them,
"I deprive them as much as possible of all Means
of doing evil ; the honest 'Men remain, iit' place.
institutioßs which the *spirit of the age, tic.
'mantis are preserved ; order revives in the tiro-
4illees taxes are pni,t ; a worth we. see this
32rnt in the conduct of the Government, all. the.
tlen""lts of the return of social order* Whicli did

vxiit in France last year.
" Get a few months -pass and even tbc.,death
4 the King, whi4ll would be a great misfortune

B9urbons. ".1 he Duke D'Angonle'nti, 'what's the
Revolutionists represent. as the chief of .the
Royalists, has since ilia' return of the Kingthewn
great talent ; this Prince displays firinneSs,
and moderation., and acts, perfectly according to
"the system of the King 7
•,," It is not believed that the laws -t'espekini
Elections will be discussed this 84.ssion.
" Tue.extiniination of the Budget is/t a
month longer, the sale of the forests will give
rise tot”timated discussions ; it is impossible that,
under present circumstances it should be edected
in an advantageous manner but on the one hand,
every other resource would be more burdensome,
and on the other, the Revolutionists have already
'taken care to spread abroad repot is that this pro-
'party was. intended for the Clergy.

""fhese two motives nay cause the sale to
be determined upon. It is 4elieve4 that the
Funds will fall, till the Budget is accepted, and
that afterwarels they may rise to 70."—(Journal
de Frankfort, Jan. 21).)

The Leaders in the clamour about persecuted
Protestants iu France have giveu formal notice
thnt they do not Oita.: it aecessaryto proceed with
the Subscriptions, because the Sufferers will not
consent to have " fortune thrust upon them." It
‘,.as full time to abandon this absurd business -;
. -
what has keen collected may be very benevolently
applied to internal Charities.

it N. 28.--:-3rtiVett
"ikiA for iiti,
'off. Came dowti frdat the 16110., sailed; the'
;Maria, fur the t.:ipe di Co(al.inpe.,,
11AcOpr; f. St. Dothitlgn. Sailed yeAerd4•rile
n. awl Anna Indian:en for Boutbny.--
Wind N.
• • • •

JAM. 28.-Arrived the Castlereagh
-racket with a mail on►t passengers from Holland, ;
'Alliance picket, wittt a mail and •ORSietitztrs iftmt
Qtxtenb►►rgh. -Put back the PAcnitin,
with ballast, bimnit to Sunderland—lout anchor
'anti cable. Sailed the Henry rreeling packe!,
with a mail and passengers for flolland.--7-Wind N.

PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 28.--Arrived yesterday his
Majesty's ship Rosario, from Cork. Sailed the
Niger frigate fur America ; his Majesty's ship
Ganymede for the Downs. Arrived to-day the
Spectator, DAvis, from Demerara. Sailcd to-day
the Orion, JAMIRTON, from London.—Wind
h--east.

FALMOVTit, JAN. 26.—Arrived yesterday the
Jane, lIANNZSTRit, flow London; to load .herrings
for Jamaica. Arrived to-day the Duke of Cla-
renee, Lowav, from Exeter for Lisbon ; Since-
rity, Love,. from London. Sailed yesterday the
Rosen, BLACKSIAITER, for Genoa ; "Betsey,
WRIGHT, and the Harrington, CUMULNS, for Wa-
terford.—Wind N.Y.

COWES, JAN. 27.--Arrived the Sturgeon, Para;,
Master, from Norfolk, Virginia. with tobacco and
staves, in SO days. Sailed yesterday evening the
Charles, Lady's Adventure, and Sovereign trans-
ports, all with troops,' for Cork ; also sailed the
Neva, An ms, for Jamaica.
Pt-vinous' 11, JAN. 27.--if Arrived two ships from
Swansea, one from Sunderland, the linpe and
Waterloo from Liverpool.
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Some import:~►►t .ativieet have .beets' 'received
Trani South America. They are dated the 21St of
Novont,r, at.wbicl► time Moat Lim continued in
the neighbourhood of Carthagtna but_ his at-
to reduce that' place had proved abortive.
His troops suffered mulch from► the weather. It
appeared that Cnrtl►agetut sufferiti soonaph,trom
'tint of provisions and resonrces, that the Hover-
nor, at an extraordinary ineeting.of the Assembly.
on the 13th of October, after taking a review of

their -original object, estAblidi freeDettto-
cratie State, and of their existing distresses, pro-.
posed to offer the Province to a Nation wise
and vowcrinl, capable of slving and govern-
log -tist,lo,- Anti to plit• themselves. " antler the
worentian 'anti direction- of.the Kilso of GneAT

hrrAll4." The instructions to the Deputies sent
to Jamaica to request money and arms, and pro.
po‘ing to pot the Province into the hands of the
British till the result of the negociations :at Lon-
.drin should be Iknern, 'were then read, and the
Governor's proposal adopted. The Gcnernor theft
is%tted a Proclamation in the moue of his Britan-
nic Majesty, and sent a Commission to Jamaica,
to co►untunicate the same. A Consultation \c.o.-,

previously held on the alarrning scarcity of pr,s-
visions,
and the sickness of the troops. Tne lat-
ter declared against Capitulating with the Spa-
lnstructintts were ordered to the Lega-
tion at London.

';1 1N& THEATRE. Maditme FObon was so
'tnnetilndi,posed on-Saturday that -We Were•sorry
to see her on the Stage: Her appearance in Gri-
sehla, however,. evinced a lieu ahie anxiety not to
diiiappoint the. Public. The liailet was Figaro, in
which Mine. BAPTISTE Made her'seCond entrC'and
juoified the encomiums we hestoWed nn her de.
hot. The Theatre was crowded.

Died at,Claph.iin yesterday, Ml'. JOHN BaL7
above forty yearti.Messenger and'House-
kekper to. the House of, Commons. Mr. Bet.-
t.stay was universally known, and us universally
respected by all the Members Who have, tinting
this ting•period, sat 111 the British Parliament.
• MIELIN, JAL 25.--T4e Enniskillen coach,
which left town yeterday evening, was stopped,
by three carts being placed scents the road,at
past eleven; by an armed banditti, consisting of
14 persOns; about three Miles beyond Dutishangli,
lin. • The psrty Stationed behind the hedges on
each tide of the road, commenced is brisk fire,
upon the coach,- and tvuuntled limb the weirdo;
one of . them severely in the head. The gnat (IS,'
with great .spirit, returned the fire. and discharged
about six or seven shuts each, which, it is sup
posed, had some effect. Abe banditti in the
end, however, .baring by a isitdkn qush upon
the coach, prevented any further resistance,Vtitct-
ed their 'purpose, and the greaterpart of the.mails
tell into their hands. Four passengers Who were
in tire coach, were robbed of about 50i, • but did
,not reeeive,anY other injury. -
Yesterday; the Tents Grand Jury of the isling's
800 found a Bill of Indictment against the Pro-
prietor of The Dublin Chronicle, for a libel against
th 4 fiovernmen Dublin CorresporideintWon.2s).
Notwithstanding the inveterate rancour our
.ntiglihners on the other •side of the Channel take
every opportunity of manifesting towards ns, they
are not so blind to their own interest as to refuse
partl4.oing ill- the good irtings of Old Englund :
we alhirielo the•large orders lately received trout.
France for Tickets and Shares in the present Lot-,
tery., This may be attributed in a great measure
tt, the good fortune of a couple of ,the " Lads of
Parii,- who are said to have purchased in the
Last Lottery at the Office of Rick ssnsott ; 6000.
Lt/Cl4. HIM Co. a Shore of No, '15,640, a-Capital
Write of sO.)ool.Comals, which mittla be, in our
leirvciiial consul-atiort fur thtf loss ttt
filar renowtied Xepolents.