The Sun.
London, England, 1816-09-12 00:00:00

TO THE EDITOR. OF THE SUN.

Stx,—Having read in several of your Papl
many excellent remarks concerning Sweden,
send you the following particulars, narrated
me by a friend who was present last month
Scania, at BERNADOTTIE'S fraternal banquet (Si'
the Swedish peasants. Tie cause of this frate
nity was said to be the refusal of a certain legit
mate Sovereign to permit BEIiNADOTTE'S son
marry a Princess of his house, and the hatred (
most of the Swedish Nobles, who speak 'of hu
as an upstart unworthy to be their King. b
revenged on tbose who despise his alliance()
pretensions, he has, according to report, forme
a plan of transforming the kingdoms of s‘odel
and Norway into Federal Republics;
of whicl
the hereditary Presidency is to remain in his fs'
may. In all other respects, however, their 'lle'
publican Constitution is to be similar with, thar°l
the United States of America. ill Nobilitytherefore to be abolished, and thus a revolutiemetY
focus will be organised in-the-North for dem°eratts
innovators. or reformers, or other seditious Al
canting scoundrels, to agitate and alarM alllC4f°.,
Princes rued: loyal' subjects. SitOuld such he Bls;
NAnoiTh's real plan, it is time tor those 111(morcit,r
who crushed• rebellion in • France to end ate!,
ai'
philanthropic labours by smothering ta-
re.
rionary spirit in Sweden, and not to allow a Pll7‘
NADOTTR to fraternise with a JEFFERSON .8. .4
MkntsoN, any more than. with a I'W :cis I"ti'
a Louts XVIII.
Marshfield, Sept.

ANTI-11011''t.

The penirltirtrate paragraph of the few retel
offered in Tire Sum of yesterday, on the sub:
of the exultation with which the agitatortllilf
hailed the recent political revolution l'otir
should hare read- thus ct
" They howl for the prey they again Oro
share—and, with true consistency a chart
advocates. for—refor tu. and, for the righLe
the people applaud the measure by which Kef°rti
is prosctibed (not prescribed), and the'periloe
prived of the blessing of representation *
• 4 do
Of the Paris Papers 'to the 10th, recant:l--errsmorning, there is not one which notices the Wee,
change except the Journal de Parts: Till l'jP.,j,e;
on the Bth, panegyrizes the Pleasure, and icsi—io
oth mentions that. the funds bad t°
,consequence of it. The panegyric is• truly
riot's production.; -lt says,
.I. sloe
"The Charter is become the basis of the Tirront,.....
of oil. tranquillity. Detach bat the kart Iravent ' iven
the' purest intentions, and the respect due to hit MajestrojetP
repose and the happiness which he promised to
are at once compromised"' , roper
When the Writer asked the E'ensor 1115
to permit this sentence to he inserted, did, be.lo
blush for the falsehood he was uttering-11'0c
not sink with confusion at consulting with the
man whose controul over his publication give be
" lie direct" to his statement, whether beillg
„totaiS
insult France by telling her that not Jr"'
1,0
of the Charter (now the basis of the fr-hr--°.her
could be detached without compronliiit.pes
safety, when he felt sitting heavy ttP°'9l-1';
the damning refutation that one of its °as- as
portant Articles, the Bth, Which guiveiltilglir
Liberty of the Press, was violated and Set 'll-1
• trl
in the very office of the Journal de Paris • •
Cl°
The ifuniteur contains a long Precis of h
e kith
spiracy as Lyons, the chid particulars
•
we have selected. The plot seems tobs'e.
well organized.
icon'
Venice appears to be the very focus

- tent. - -
An American Envoy has landed at Rile°
Rome.—What can the Pirates and Ailicrl
want with his Holiness ?

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To-tray we have another arrival of ail° to
Gazettes to the in st July, but they are de1tii.1,,,..
of any intelligence which can be considered 1151-,i.
inserte
.portant. Such extracts as they afford aro. 0;
in other parts of our impression. The vies'"l6l/911
shews the feeling with which the. Colotlit!
~,...
the friends of Negro Emancipation at iwirt..o.6lter
found
'We have been favoured with the fotioviPCC:o-florior.
.und orr a runaway negTo, which we publish for 1.8 --- 6 l'r'°
tin of-our friends on the other 'side of the Atlaatie, 0
Zathary Macaulay has our free permissiett t-0 inc,a4P°rlr4
With the neat familiar Letter he may pre9erne 1° 4rit-jitte,';4
!top] Highness the Duke of Gloucester„ unieo 1"/ cjoti,
rather to give it a place n any futnre erition litll!iiiitli
-- - .._,.-.... I.2.mobicti vetlP
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ak)e:ifea CliCatian 01,1cri-er. h ;hews o.l:it ;WesAs
bre made uie Of to";et surreptitiouS clahisloirecdom
ss

I " Them* are to Certify Maltby Browb A freeSatnbokzan
N 1 have permissinon to pais threw the Ireland or to England or
to any part ware he may please to go to of the Ireland never
to molest by any person or person Whatsoever
ConcellOr Inaiclf.
" Date June Ist 1816"
" To add to the curiosity of this erudite productiOn, It is
on a Is. Bd. stamp."

• The. turbulent Tribunes of Westminster held
j•esterday a Saturnalia. The. liberal Buttiai•;r,
Ahe honoured COCHRANE, the honest HUNT,'"
Vie_ graceful WALKER, the Reverend PAnAns, the
,eloquent WADDINGTON, adorned the Scaffold.—
!Unfortunately the crazy old Major was ill, 'alm
wrote a long letter, which the Mob, preferring viva
voce disaffection, would not hear read. Because
the omission of such matter might be disrelished
by some of oar Readers, we have unwillingly put,
.as spots upon our SUN, the inflammatory effusions
of these worthless demagogues, but to waste argu-
Ment. or commentary upon such nauseous, false,
and abominable ribaldry, we will not condescend..

We would rather have given our daily dose of
the Police Report than an account of such pro-
ceedings as prove the inefficacy of the Police ito
restrain daring profligacy and iinputlent sedition.
Perhaps we ought to notice that a Resolution
was proposed by that virtuous Legislator, Lord
CoentANE (whose being a Member of Parliament
certainly authorises some of the vituperation with
which the House of Commons is bespattered),
the effect of which would he to establish another
representative system; like the Dublin Roman
Catholic Board, or the Corresponding Society of
neVolutionary Memory--;-to sit at first en-etintil
with the Parliament of the Law and Constitution;
next to be made paramount tot, that body ; and
finally to overthrow It, the LfiW, antiConstitolion,
Stntl lead Anarchy and Itehellion to their infernal
purpose. Treason gets hold.
*Py the bye, a Bath Correspondent wishes us to ask this
Vpright Character it he knows any t 'sumo( a Mr. IIuNT, who
arailedithustlf of the Statute of limitations on a particular
tiecasion.