The Sun.
London, England, 1816-12-06 00:00:00

tvas ti;); so ninth as attacked, 'Me rejoice in
thisJtew proof of Ministerial imbec3lty, and are
grateful to the Dake of YORK. anti the Puliee Ma-
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strafes for having so vt.d: the Con-
spiracy of Government against G9t4ittumvnt.
The Alurnigg Chronicle imputeilaii failure of
Ministers in this atteuipt td heir partisans having
" played wi:11 .their tit:elocks," and used only.
" blank cartridge." They were not so desperate
sts their Employers' wished ; a blemish probably
arising out of the novelty of their avocation, for
'it has not of late been usual for *Ministers to.

Ilse (heir friends in jcls of this description. The
ziext plot they try, we advise them to employ the
friends of the Morning Chronicle and its Party....
if blond and anarchy he what therwant, these are
the persons who will " leave no botches."

All things said or done, which:: cistl ec}►l fuel to
,• the flame which the lowest order of Revolutionists

.81: now endeavouring to raise out of popular
sufferings, must tither do discredit to the heads
or hearts of thou,. • front *whotu they emanate.
Really patriotic. men, whatever may be the cast
of their politics, whether they think Reform ne-
cessary or iMprudent, will" he,eitraittely Cautious
of ftgitatink.the questions, which flow ont of this
rttomeotons subject at the present period, when
the mere discussion of them acts as a side wind
to swell the hurricane the factious would wish
to blow.

Ili this respect, an the recent political Meetings
for Parliamentary Reform, though conducted on
less subversive principles than those of Spa-fields,
'must be considered as the pernicious exercise of a
g!orious privilege, inasmuch as 'they become the
ndjuacts to plots for the overthrow of the Con-
stititti,nt tinder which the privilege is enjoyed,
sind serve to countenance the most barefaced se.
ditioo and revolt.

There is a time fit tar all things ; and surely no
well-disposed Briton will call this a fit time to

unsectie Society by the violent assertion'of ttteo-,
retical principles, Which, even it assented to, twist
be slowly and ilehherately acted upon.
,Every p10)1te assemblage, at an era like that in
which we live, ought to be directed. towards
Cahn* the disternpored sriirit of the time ; to-
.
wards alleviating miskTy, and lightriiillohe bur-
!btu's of the limit oppressed. As, men and as
Christians this is the sacred ituty.of all. And to

do this duty, we have full demonstration is the
noble proptlnsity of the great majorify of the Brit ish
nation. • Let them only be stedfast and united and

peOsevering, alp.) they will soon slew bow few

numbi-es, and how vile in character; and how
desf►erate in their object, are the factious troublers

of the country.

%Ve invoke the..Goob to set themselves diame-
trically opposite to the BAD. These are nothing,
but for the semblance of co-operation which they
craftily draw from every eircutust mice, which doei
not go directly against them. Thus the Common

Council and Common Hall of last-.week, and a

similar Meetings, are rendered necessaries to the
toOre during proceedings of Spa-fields: The
Cauldron of Treason is on the fire, and each in.

fcrnal agent who ministers a poison contri

butes to

" Make the Gruel thick •nd Slab."

Let no man deceive himself; there is in this
bour yno odddle.eoorse between the decided 400:
port of Government, and falling into the ranks of
the Anarchists. There is' no power in humanity
to stem the torrent, if once swelled, beyond if
certain, pitch. The naves woilltl:not- -stop at
Ihnoto's bidding, nor will the snore boisterous
and overwhelming waves of demtiehatielttrY go
back in, their course should they once' unhappily,
gainen ascendant force. We must therefore unite
all and heartily ta, maintain the baukt which now
confin, the stream. Should any changein their
direction-, or repairs in' their structure be found
desire:lWe, the future will lead.ns in safety to that
pork which is et present perilous in the extreme.

There are no French .Arrivals tq-day. From
'German Papers we have made a few extracts,
'which require nothing but a reference.

The 'Bavarian and ',Vurtemberk Governments
have laid heavy duties on the exportation of Corn,.
'This bus caused some distresb in S zerland.

, •
Yesteriity afternoon :Viscount, and It yisentintess
-Csvrt.attaao orriveci at their house, St., James's-
Artriste, 'from ft-elanit. On their proceeding down
Awanow-seet to St, James's-square, the triiiik
:behind. the carr;age was cut off by a set of„thivies.
The trunk '‘vas fastened on behind by -4* pateut
tiMini Clop &c, mitwithstithdiug which 'hey in-
ist"ntlY got It off;. hut they. were obsgr,vad. try it
ony, who gave the alarm, when the thieves abait-
doned their prite'and escaped.
The King of SPAIN, to testimony of Lora Pc"
atto.ru's brilliant services against Algiers, his
see him the Grand Cross of the Order of
~.CllAtiLlte 111.

CHiltHill TOLSON was admitted to bail on the
clearge fora Rape.