The Sun.
London, England, 1816-02-17 00:00:00

to listening 'to the prate, of brieacss Lawyers and.
disappointed Politicians. •
One would hope that. the
,overe
they have already :received woulti:r.k.,.tion.
Gentlemen not to besn.full of personal inflation
and conficicnce. .13ut.the best lessons are thYown
away upon them, and di§comfiture seems only to
add asperity to vanity. .

The- reasons given by the CHANCELLOR of the
EXCIIEQUEK, in opening the question onthe,f3atik
Advance, for avoiding any Loans for at least se-
♦eral years to come, must .make a strong impres-
sion on the Country. A Loan to the amount of
the produce of the 5 percent. Property Tax, Would
ultimately cost the nation infinitely greater 'sacri‘
flees. Those who object to the Tax would do well
to consider this tact.

BRIGHTON, FEE. 15.—The PIU.INCE REGENT.
continues daily to recover from the weakness left
by the gout. It has been most erroneouslystated
in several rapers that her MAJESTY was again on
she eve of honouring this place with her pre-
Ecnce. There ikcertainly nu foundation for the
report.

Mr. CIIOKEtt, of the Admiralty, left town this
inorniag, to wait IV the PRINCE REQUNT at
33righton.
The ARCHDUKES- of AUSTRIA, waited this day
upon the Firbt Lord of the Admiralty, who
'hewed them every attention in viewing the Ter.
legraph and 'Public Office attached to his Lord-
ship's house. The Dukes expressed great
faction and sorprize AL the dispatch by which we
Convey ottr signals to the different Ports: Their
Highnesses. were also accompanied :by .. Mr.
Dnun ow .
Y,sterdav morning .dispatches, were :received
from the .i:.)rike 'Of WELLINGTON at Earl: 13A-
DoWtsing7sLiect.•

Lord BKITOKST is quite recovered from his se-
vere indisposition.
The Couutess.of LIVERPOOL is recovering frout
Ler i,,*positiOn. . . .
.Lii,crs moved for 1.1 Lord Mft,ToA will
cost about di mach to produce as would p y the
interest of a luau of ten times the amount of any
laving that could he fdtioded on thew.----This is
the
,ECoromiy- of Oppositiou,l •
Advices trout Li)bon to the 311 instant, state,
that on the 2d, the inhabitants of that capital were
most seriously alarmed by two smart shocks Idea ,
earthquake, which were felt throughout the town,
No real injury, however, ensued, and when the
last accounts came away, all further apprehen-
kilts on the subject•had ceased.
Pers'ooS Who,' haVe. arrived from Lyons describe
that city as. tranquil, though arrests frequently
tato! place. The party supposed to be hoStileio
the existing Government first. sprung up on -Wm..;
NAr.cftTi retuen froM Elba. Its protested object'
vas the preservation of the country against the,
into:ids ~f fpreign cneluy.-I.For this purpose five
thouiatil of the Citizens of Lyons met lu the
H !t Cpire,--tind entered into certain reso.
lutionslto the .above effea, The whole of these
men, calmed la 'Federation, have, since the-return
of the Ity y Family to France, been limed with
tlme•rtrotivst, subpicion, and many of then) have
beirt' arrested ; the name'. of Fedtre., :indeed; Is
Lighly odions. The Cour Preoota4,was on the
point .of being opened, when boteriii of, the
federei would be put upon their v
iii'xitact.of it letter, Penis, Feb. 12 In my
last letter 1 told you that the Euglish Papers bad
bt en stopped, and that we bid received none.
since 'those of the 22d • .they have now arrived,
but iu eery few places up to the 2d, altbough'iwe
toilit to have theta to the L7th at least that was
the ease, yesterday. Spume•persous say there 'has
only been un alteration iti7the price of them, set
as to confine then' to the 'hands of a few."
It appear. to be time determination of Govern- H
mot to inflict the full peoalties On the wearers,
-•
wc•11. as t:e %en,lers of prohibited goods. A
Lady of consequence, iu the mfighbourhood of
Grosvenor-+t mare,. has been visited by the Cos-
•toni•limise Officers, and suffeecd the loss of, much
•
value lace, and i•
,loves, found in her
•
dressittOooni, and ii•bertiby if is Understood the
full penalty of 20•01. on cacti article, is also ex
ructe.d.—:lloThing Post.
Pursuant to a lterptisition to' the High Sheriff
of the county of 'Galway, he has called a Meet•
fag 'of the Nobility and Gentry, to, be' holdeu in
the Comity •Court•lioase, on Monday the !alb
inst. (et: take into consideration
.the propriety of
presenting a Ceingratithoory Addressto his. Royal
r-tie„bness the PIUNCE REORNT. on the late• Peace.
Villty stand of arms were surrendered to Mr.
Wir.cocrt s, a superintendent Magistrate In the
county of ipperary, by 'the country people near:
thrnotrity, on Saturday last. We are glad to find
that& tit length,- the misguided see the folly of
!teeiting Weapons ill open defiance to the Govern-
silent ; is to be hoped that tuna good may
arise from the awful examples made at the recent
Speel4l Commission,
Their is a Inuit extraordinary Appeal. set down
to lie arincd at the bar of the Ilouse of Lords. 7
=lime is 'Lady Cv'stmit.a GomboN, ngarmsst
‘
Woons anti Miss Piaui, respondents. The
Jotter
two Ladies kept a female Boarding•schooljn
..dtt:bus'gh, and by the propagation Of a scandalous
Fotahlishrocot was in one day totally
lbey iirougbt an action.in the Court of
`St;,„,
s%•(7' •Lady. CUMMING GORIDON, for de-
The story.was of such a nature as to
lene( iittt"'Loreis to swear ell .the Agents to se-
v-cY'• inthou b the: praetiee the Court of,
fiesl/4i„
the papers in the .eatlie were printed.---
An I ) ialo
agaittsc
nteriocutor was prrittouncell Match,
-I,aoy CUMMING- Goa Dos, fur &mules
dams 4 C''bis' bet' defence being repelled, and allow.-
• to •
time your% Ladics the power ot• proving the
'''Llostot of 1 • I • A • t Decree
Lade c ietr autoges. gams 1
t•Nct GoRDoN appeals, and the, cases,
h all the evidettee at large, are, us osual,rpf•int-
t▪ t. 01• The e!twie the Hoube of Lords; as kr the
urn t
Selmston. Will uectisarilr bE hearcl.oll