The Sun.
London, England, 1816-05-15 00:00:00

THE SUN.

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LONDON,
WEDNESDAY, MAI' 15, 181 G.

The mi•Aing Paris Papers of Friday arrived last
night ; those of Sunday, due to-day. have not
come to, hand. Considering the accustomed re-
gidarity with Ayhteli, we Itife recently obtained
these Journels, and the existing circumstances
onder which France is plami, it is somewhat
extraordinary that these irregularities should hap.
pen at this precise time.

There are no accounts from Grenoble which
throw light on the transactions in that quarter,
further than appeared in oiri publication of yester-
day. it certainty looks as if the Plot: was more
extensive than is told by the French Yrets,-end it is
one of the evils reAntting from the want of freedom
in that powerful Egigine, that on such emergencies
we always fa'ney the: danger greater in pro»
portion to the want of confidence we have in its
'narrations. We instrt the official documents
dative to the Conspiracy at Amiens, A rising at
Toulouse. (Royal 41111 Loyal 'Toulouse!) is contra-

diet l ; but factions rumour is busy with all her
tongues in spreading news of inuirreetion and
disaster, awl if we may credit the Brussels Papers,
the disaffected in that city had manifested an im-
patience for intelligence from Franca, which be:.
trayed their hopes of revolution in that country.
What has happened, however, is iii our opinion
more likely to consolidate than shake the legiti-
mate Government. It is one of these ebulli-
tions which was to be expected from the despe-
rate brigands who are writhing under the humili-
ation of overthrow. Time alone can remove this
plague entirely from France, but ',every time it
breaks out its. pestilence will be diminished.

In a subsequent column we give, the dignified
reproof of the PRINCE Rttol.:NT, on the cantina.
of Sir R. WILSON and C iptaitt tfurcurtisott:
its
censure is rendered more severe from tbs-modera.
Lion of its tone.

EXTRAORDINARY Naws.--There %as yesterdiry
a Levee at Carlton House, and wonderful as it may
appear, it is nevertheless true that neither Lord.
ESSEX, nor Lord, IVllrroti, nor any other Opposi-
tion
.Lord or Gentleman, got into a quarrel with
the Guards appointed to keep clear the avenues to
the Palace 1 ! ! No Parliamentary complaint on
the subject was made in either House last night 1
No Marquis of DOWNSHIRB found occasion to
take a soldier, guilty of obeying his Officer, to
Bow-street ! In short, remarkable as is may seem,
the PRINCR REOENT of Great Britain Was allowed
the felicity of holding a Levee, Avith a dozer) or
two of the Heroes 0 Waterloo to tie useful set.

v;ce in the crowded streets of the Capital, and`
give eclat to the spectacle, without one Consiiiq4
tional coach being driven over their chargers, ont
altercation with any anti-military civilian, one
discussion in Parliament, one trial at a Police Ofa
lice, or one desperate slash, the mark of which,
with the help of magnifying glasses, might be
seen on a foot-board, if not upon a meek, decor—
ous, polite, and sensible Coachman's foot

Tbc following which we extract from 11!V
Papers laid before Parliament, is an honour t?
Lord CASTLEREAGH, and places the British cha- •
ractev in a noble point of view
Ex niter of a NoTe delivered in by Viscount CASTLEREAOi!
to the Allied Ministers, and placed upon their Protocol :I
Paris, September 11th, 1815.
t. Whatever value the Prince Regent might attach to such
exquisite specimens of the Fine Arts, if otherwise ocquireA

be has no wish to become possessed of them at the expefl

of Fresher, or tattler of the countries to which they of right

belong, more especially by following up a principle in War

which he considers as a reproach to the nation by which it
has been adopted; and so far from wishing to take advantage
of the occasion to purchase from the rightful owners any
cies they might, from .pecuniary considerations, be disposoi
to part with, his Royal Highness would on the contrary hi

disposed mike, to afford' the weans of replaciug then) I,'
Owe very Temples and Galleries of which they were so lorq;

the ortlatneuts."

It appears, from the other details, that the sun
paid to Mr. CANOVA out of the French Contribtl4
Lions due to Great Britain, amounts to 250,000
Francs, viz. 200,000 towards defraying the expellee
of conveying to Rome the objects of aneiel--it a d
Modeill Art recri'vered. from France ; and :40°4)
Francs towards Cardinal Yottex's monument-
These splendid and liberal Grants have I°6ll
j
properly appreciated by the POPE, anti reW"d"
by the gratitude of united Italy.

BREAD.—In consequence or the rise of flours&
market, the price of the Quarters Loaf of 'Wheateti`
is expected to be 13.. 2d. for the ensuing week, an
to take place at Thursday next. In France,
owing to the encouragement of importation, gnus
Is rapidly, and our exporters will be cow
pelled to bring back their cargoes to relieve the
home market. We trust the Agriculturists al*
satisfied now—we know not how the cammunitf