The Sun.
London, England, 1818-02-03 00:00:00

ktANDEas MAIL.

A Plandcrs Mail Arrived at a late bottr last
night, with BrliA'seli Papers CO the'3oth ult. The
folloWing are extraetS
FRANKFORT, JAN. 22..—The fate of Count Las
Casas IS at length decided. Since hiS arrival in our
city lie has keen constantly guarded by a Prussian
Commissioner ; he is now going to be placed Ru-
der the protection of Austria, *bich grants bliss
au asylum iir its dominions ; hut his health has
suffered so much that he is net only unable to tra-
vel, but even his life is thought to be in danger.
Al! the inquiries that have been Made have not
led to the discovery of the least ground for re-
proach against M. Las Casas. The uneasiness
which his appearance in Europe has excited is
explained by the very name of the man whose
friend he openly professes himself to be, and who,
like Hannibal, will not cease to inspire alarm till
he ceases to exist. It has been thought proper on
the Continent to sheW the more rigour towards
31. Las Casas, as the British •Governtnent was se-
vere in the reception it gave him. It was to be
supposed that such rigorous measures indicated a
culpability that was very well proved. It seems,
however, that his attachment to Napoleon is en-
tirely personal, and wholly independent of politi-
cal reasons. It is affirmed that M. Las, Casas
greatly desires to return to England, notwith-
standing the bad reception he met with in that
country, in order to plead the cause of his friend,.
and to obtain for him a milder treatment in the
country where he is to terminate his days. •

BRUSSELS JAN. 28.—A letter from Cadiz of the
Bth of this month contains the following passage:
—" A vessel which arrived here yesterday from
the Havannah announces for certain the news
that the celibrated Chief, Mina, who. was tah•.n
prisoner by the Royal troops, arrived at Mexico
on the 10th of November, where he was guarded
with the greatest rigour till his fate should be
decided."

HANOVER,: JAN. l9.—Tire Princess Augusta,
the intended bride of his Royal Highness the
Duke of Cambridge, employs part of her time in
perfecting herself in. the English language. His
Royal Highness the Duke left this city yesterday
for Cassel, attended by General Vo❑ Tink, and
Counsellor Von Camper).
The plan for enlarging and improving the Royal
P,d‘ice having been approved of by his Royal
Highness, will soon be carried into execution.

TO COMLESPONDENT3.
TERltit To-morrow-.
As BETA may he asan of mir claire conedener, we hope

for a corrtinnance of his favours.
Sl' KIPFARE and his TIMES, as soon as Fro;:sible. Also,
Society for the Suppression of Rem G:ON, MORALITY, &c. &c

TITZATRICAL REGISTER.
• Performed Last Night.
THEATRE RfTAL, Dan RY-L.,,x.E.---King Richard the Third :
Duke of Gloucester, Mr. Kean ; Lady Anne, Miss Boyce,
After which, The Turret Clock.
THEATRE Ruyan., CortNT-GAUDEN.-LThe Point of X-Tononr
Chevalier de St. Franc, Mr. Young.; Bertha, Miss O'Neill.
After which, Bonzbastes Farioso. To which. was added, Har-
lequin Gulliver.

' MAILS.
ASIRIVED—I Dublin, a Waterfurtl, I France, /Flanders.
DUE—I Waterford, I Guernsey and Jersey, I Hullaud, 7
Gottenburgh, 7 Ilanaburgit.

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THIS DAY AT TWELVE trietxcx.
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HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGF, TO•MORROW.
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THE SUN.

SOLEM QUIS DICERE FALSOM APDEAT

LONDON,
TUESDIIV, FEBRILIRT 3, 1818.

We received last night the Paris Papers of
Friday last, and this morning those of Saturday.
We give Extracts from the former in another
column. They chiefly relate to the continuation
of the ttiscussion in the Chamber of Deputies on
the Recruitment Projet, which Was again ad-
journed.

Some disappointment has occurred to the curious
public, in consequence of the postponeme►►t of the
trial respecting the assassination of M. FUALDES,
the Assizes to be held at, Albi havi►►g Len de-
ferred till the 1 Ith of March.. Madame MAssoN
has undergone another interrogatory, which lasted
nearly five hours.
The following •are extracts froin the Journals
of Saturday : • •