The Sun.
London, England, 1818-12-09 00:00:00

Co Probable that the Empress will accompany her
'ousort.
" Letters froin Constantinople state, that the
Tartar
hordes of Caucasus, under the or!ers of
a nee, had taken up arms against the Russians,
a4d invaded a part of Georgia."

The election of LA FAYETTE to the Chamber
of Deputies, and the return of the infamous Cam-
allAcEttEis, are events truly alaamiug. The first is
a notorious Democrat, and the latter is charged
with every possible vice. The Pariy that supported
Lq FAYETTE is very considerable indeed, and it is
ea
'ed will have a powerful influence on the future
tiestirtY of France. They openly avow their
tioctrines,
and hardly affect to conceal their de-
signs. As to CAMBACERES, it is absolutely im-
Pglsible even to guess the reasons upon which he has
been Permitted to disgrace the French Territory
Ilgaill• He is artful and wholly unprincipled.
u
e is understood to be enormously rich, but that
"nsideration could hardly have any influence upon
trie Iniod of the French KING, who certainly
knows that CAMBACERES must be considered as
43tte of the murderers of his brother, as well as one
of the chief tools of the late Usurper. CAmAa.-
eita
" has also crimes imputed to him that
"gilt to render him an outcast in all manly
"I:ietY• Surely the fellow has not been
Ile to bribe his ,way to Paris through the
edioni of the French Ministry As there is
(let) greater freedom in the French Press than
eretotore, we hope to see that it is employed in
4.
scussing the policy of suffering such a mi.'s-
treaPt 10 infest the country once more, and of
til.ing Whether ridicule and indignation will not
telve again out of the kingdom. Until he is
:°ved the morals of Paris must be considered
" a very low ebb. •

SIR
BENSAMIN HOBHOUSE.—We have been
assured that this Baronet is actively can-
Rri,""lg for his son in Westminster. It so, we
his hat he will have delicacy enough to resign
cbisltuations under,Government, for it is impos-
eb we conceive, for him to wish the success of
iah,B°n, unless his own political principles are of the
de; e description, and consequently be can no more
vq,„erve the favour of Government than the man
wr°te that offensive work which has been
40`,"_,I!ed to Mr. HositousE, and which be has
ulsarowed.

TR. T,
tion 121-7lleE FAMILY IN AMERICA.—The inven-
%re: qBIRKBECK, and the accuracy of COBBETT,
ter ;4° completely outdone by the following Let-
.4,4n Irish 'Paper, that we give it verbatim
AlAtract of a letter, dated near Ph I. -I
40,1442 6th Sept. 1818 :---‘ One day we had
yo°,-t fifty People shearing, and such a cooking
Ist,‘.4l'iever saw. Before they go out they take
And t.:,nd cheese and whisky ; breakfast at eight,
butt,::'tY thing must be good : coffee, bread and
ilav;V' cold meat, fish, and cheese. During the
imiCleY drink at the end of every landing, whisky
ghatater. Dine at one ; bat I must tell you
tuld the dinner was :—three large pork hams,
tire,; four large roasts of beef, rice puddings,
anal Puddings, peach pies, apple pies and cakes,
thtwo or three kinds of wine. They come in
ande afternoon, when they get bread and cheese,
and ect cakes and cold punch. Supper is coffee,
they remains of dinner ; and after supper
endS
tll,l "rink and sing, then go home drunk, and
4t

hsC,,°" EXCHANGE; DEC. 9.—Although there
01:.beeti no fresh arrivals since Monday, the
11,"Y of Wheat left over from that day's
.sup-
de'o''as more than sufficient for this morning's
ptiees for the sales were exceedingly heavy, and
Carle almost nominal. The quantity of English
Liiv..—Y On sale was small, yet, having but few
t4l-(lr,s' Monday's prices were with difficulty ob,-
Dric-- Oats were also dull sale at Monday s
es.
In other articles there is no alteration.

Y,,
th.vehei(lay the Duke of YORE: transacted mill.:
tt- -usiness with the PRINCE REGENT at Cart
s r ay
4ne:hntestei.
Ve •
Hatchments with the Royal Arms,
4t Pere pat np over the principal entrance to
41)4 !,`lnes's Palace, opposite St. James's-street ,
tr, 'il front, of the Queen's Palace, over the en-
uap,leit\it u the Grand Hall, in memory of thelate
f 'under the direction and superintendatilic„tt
Ails t,• NAYLER. Hatchments for thesa ....
(.4,tro'se are also put tap in the front Of Windsor
Ile and FrOglllole House.
itt,,,.l' MAJasTv's German Chapel at Sr. James's,
bivi,"g undergone repairs, will be re-opened for
me 8....
Th -1‘ Ice on Sunday next.
Net e 13th Light Dragoons are in hourly ex-
-41, ation of their route to march from Manches-
tireth
" e point of embarkation for the Eastf
five ts' and the 7:1) Hussars-are expected to ar.
r Place m take charge of Elicit' horses, and supply
titt4„,t the Port of Milford, on Wednesday last, the
kaJrkof interineut of our laze beloved QUEEN, every
Itisp (4
tesPeet was ; I pr.ic, to the day by a total
etlkehnsi"n ot business in the shops, &c• ; an "-
j es, itt,r3erinun was given at the Chapel by the
hsutql; -.41r, BEOwN ; and Lite shipping in the liar-
iNtlet 4," shewed a • ler observance of the
pi 01
tic)l,ll-'4iented occasion, by their colours being
Otitied half-mast high, and the filing of guns
der
the day.
.
the eir clay.
the Princos of MAssa, relict of
I,4At,i acte Grand Jud e in France, and Prince
71.1st.hhaincellor of gMaly (only daughter of the
Nives—ai AucpoNALn Duke of b Tarentum,
C Jnr..(i
4thni• entral of France), has presented to a
")e lie Gentleman in Edinburgh the music of
%lb -iperiai Cllapii ~
Puled t, of NAPOLEON BUONAPARTB)
1.1 the celebrated CLIERUBLNI.