The Sun.
London, England, 1816-12-04 00:00:00

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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER it, 1816.

Some further IntrticAtrs of Monday's. riots, and
their consequences us tar as disclosures may yet be
safely made, are contAined in our other columns.
How for.the.V.xecutive may be able, by the clue

which has been obtained, to unfold the mystery
of the conspiracy, and thread the labyrinth of
Faction, yet remains a secret; ,for that there was
a plot—that there was a combination of criminal,
views—that there was tot ulterior object in call-
it% these Sys-fields meetings, we perfectly agree
with a Contemporary, it wou►ai now be only fully

or' insincerity to pretend to doubt.
Lxtea,ive printing of Bills- and Placards ;
.Ad-
dressei to seatice-the Military ; the preparations

of Fl►+bs rtbt,u►►s the appearance in arms
ptLvimis to the concerted attack upon the Gnu..
smiths' ship"; the organized moth of separate
bodies, cutler ack now kilgecl Leaders, front ditte•
rent quarter,, and all acting consentaneously to-

wards .accomplishing t,,c saute object ; can no
more be the 01. ut Chance, than the creation of
the Universe and its i enant—Man.
'1 here must have been movers and contrivers 01
this partial insurrection The plan was phi/ably
incUtttplete ; probably harried iuto execution be-
fore it was rtpe ; hut tha there was a plot, and
a diabolical plan- at 'Fri:moot and Murder is sell-
evideur,. and we suspect that .dessts. CUBBETT,
BUNT, and their accomplices, could greatly en-
lighten its on this point. The former we hear,
After being in Town ail the week, sneaked off to
Bottle), betore the explosion, and left the Mob,
Inflamed by his base writings, to answei for the
crimes to Which they hail excited them. The
Latter, more bold in revolutionary guilt, lia-
ran4tied at the head-quarters in Spa-fields,
While the myrmidons front that assembly were
(mutilating .assassination in the City. Thus
tacit JitetWill plays his pert—instigates the crime,
but %%milder' why it was committed—points the
way to rJpine and blood, but tells the infuriated
Babble to go peaceably lionie7—shows that there
it no relief tor sukring but in rebellion,.uo re-
medy for oppression but in revenge, but bids the
hungry be patient, and the maddened be content.
When practice illustrates their precepts the
cowards eat their words. Tile villains skulk from
;responsibility. %Vito are now placed in the awful
eithatiou of criminals with the dread of igno-
minious death hanging over their wretched heads
.I.'he deluded instruments of Traitors, whose guilt
is a thousand times inure atrocious, but who con-
srlic to escape from the coufluration which con-
sumes their victims. We trust they will not escape
long, but be traced to their uen of darkness, and
dragged to light and punishrttent.

It is reported that DYALL and PittsvoN have
been examine , and that a number of important
rapci h have been found on WATSON:
assemblages at the East and of Town yes•
terday dispersed without disturbanen.

The following are all the paragraph i worthy o
liptice in at livinhurgit Mail received tuffs &nom.

ing

ANSTSFIDAM, Nov. 27.---.Moroceo cruieers
have captured the Neiberland sbips Do Koup-
handel, Captain A. Schaap, and the Jonge
Captain M. Schaap, both from Lisbon to Altiger.
dam, and the Hanoverian ship Julian Herman,
Captain U. L. tie Sacs, from Lisbon to Eaubden•
The 'first was carried into Salle, and the two last
into Laroche. Vice-Admiral Capelien has as-
sembled his squadron., consisting of two skips of.
the line, a frigate, and a brig, off Tangier, to
demand tuttisfaction for this affront.
" Bausset,s, Nov. 27.-1 he accounts from the
French frontiers state, that the enemies of the
present Government begin to stir again, in order
'to excite the belief of the possibility of a rev*.