The Sun.
London, England, 1816-01-12 00:00:00

FRIDAY, JA-INTYARY .12, 1816.

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PRINCIPAL - 'OFFICERS of His Md-
. lESTX'S ORDAWAE:do hereby he Notices- that
Peoposali will he to:oiVed at their Office Poll-Mall, on or
Ware Monday, the 15th January, next livan such Per.vons
as May he willing to undertake ihe Supply of (:;.AST-
IRON ARTICLES and WORKMANSITIP for
CHlNEitYd'or Service ??1' the Royal Powder Alanailae-
larks at Faversham- and 'Waltham .-it&ey, fen* a period of
Three Years; determinable after Me expiration of the first
rear, upon Native of Three Months, -at the option of either
Party. "

'Patterns and 21fodels'of the "Miele: may be viewed, upon
application to the respective Officers of the Ordnance at tbat
Stations : and Farther Particulars, together with the Terms
and Conditions of the Contract, ;nay be known at the Secre-
tary's (//Ice in Pall-lfall Aforesaid, any day belecceatThe
Hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, 'where the Proposals must,
be delivered scaled up, and endorsed Propocala fur
Iron, Articles, &c. ;" but no Proposal can be admitted arts;
tAr said 15th Jr/notary next, at Twelee o'Clot4 at Norm of
the same, day, neither will any Tender.be noticed, unless the
Party nta.king it, *run/Igen: in his behalf, shall attend.

By Order of the Board,
B. 11. CREII-, Serraara.

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- INDUSTitY4'
Qllol' COIM:ITERS in an ininteitSe Range
Preuilies alytiiily situated, to hr PfIRSONS of
ItESPECT.,USILITY,, by ,t he Day, amt by the Foot Measure,'
'accenting to their actual ,)t'ants.; The exPence Taxes,
Heating, Lighting, and Watching, being borne by the Land-
lord the Tenant wilt be exempted, therefrom, and charged
accOrding 'to Space and Time, with daily Rent alone ;' which
may be for one Day, or one Font, or to any greater extent at
the rate of Three-pinee per Foot;--by which Accommotla-
Con • the Industrious, though with slender means, May hope
to thrives reduced Tradr.tauen may recover and retain their
Connexions; Beginners may form Friends, Connexions,,and
Habit 4, before they encounter more extensive 'speculations
and Artists, Artisans. and whole Families,. employed at
home, although infirm or in the country, may, securely vend
their Labour to advantage, by Proxy.
* By immense Nqmbers selling under -the same Roof, an
attractive display may he abts,inud, equally and highly ben,-
ncial to all Parties concerned; and equally important to all,
are the advantages that may result from the Exertions of
each,' to obtain tot themselves the Patronage and Favour of
ibeir particular Ft lends.
Np. 6, Soho-square. ' - • -

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PE it okt ff. ALI. Tll Ru'diuts, up'on (ha aqua!
State of Friotee.

In drawing a comp:lllicit' bet Week the stitte. aF
inhid prevailitig. in France ettheffibid
of the landing of the. Usurper, and tln which-
prevails sit preSent, it Is, slay ! impossiblet.
not to fear that the second restot•atinn will not
yet 'prove tile end of the revolutions in this
country.
• •
When Napoleon landed, the,prifirtc-ftinet knit ries
who had been deprived of their Olaces•by the. re..
:turn of the Bourbons; the military-, irritated at
the reduction of their pay,. and at the dispensa-
tiOU of honours and rewards hrtiVour of indivi-
duals whom they consiitered es their enemies ; the
.men who had been eon in (he Revolu-
tion, and whom the public journals.,ltd
oatOd for so long a time to public vengeance,;
the purchasers of .nationtil property; whom the
lotirnalists and priests thri:titened with depriia,
tido ; pea:wilts, who dre`aded the re..
viv.ti ofutyilies anti the feudal systein,—greetua
him, , hot withsteuding the remembrance of life
former tyranny, not by attachment for his Pef-
son, lant,,,through eversion for the Government
f the 'Bourbons, against which they hiiiboui•ett
invincible- prepossessions. • T
The emigrants, the nobles, and the-priests,tvim
bail lost their domains-and their privileges tit con-
sequeoce of the Revolution,. and who 'exptcte,l
that under the reign of the. Bourbons tbey
ultimately regain them ; titr,illy, that class itp•
dividtotis .who are iittli&reot to every 'sytt.eitt of
Government-, mid who wished, but for reinte, he-
held, on the contrary the return of Napoleon
_wirh
horror but the nototioto pusillanimity of Ilt‘
firlt, att,d'alie apathy or egotism of the others,
all attempts that could be
made to;t:Qt.ilsc him. lie arrived alMoSt
tilmtacle,;,and found nearly the whole populatiOtt ,
disposed to recei%e him, much less, it must he i.e..
peated, ()trough. Afloction for hith than 140601
listreo fne,,the Govc:univnt which dissolved itself.
Those, Whu exclusively depended upow the fatuity
of the nonrbuns, defended them as 4151101,.. by
taking .
Such was the state of the public mind *4o*
Napoleon landed tit Cannes, bind, pursued his 10..
'nuptial march to I'dris, attemle'd by the wislivi
and iamost unanimous; aeelamatiou, of the poptt.
tatiuu of the provinces ti rottgli which tie haul. tá
pass.
_ _ _

It womb} seem that the state of thingi it'd of
the public mind, is not more auspicious at this
moment, and that the universal ingisietudei anit
fears, which the administrati•in of the'liontbotia
had excited. before their departure, -have. resiyea
since their return, and that they,even ex lit a
much greater dcgrec.
The violent manner in which their re.efitablish.•
anent has been effected, the disasters whidli have:
:A-mewled it, the calamities of all kinds which the
inbithittintritof one. half of France have experictie.:
ed inconsegnenee attic invasion of foreign armies,
are fail-from having conciliated to these Princes
the love. of the k.'!rench people ; and the state to
which Prance has been reiltmed by the: treat) of
peace, the military occupation of her territory, the
loss of her•colonies, the ruin of „bey commercial
establishments and manufactures, and in'eonse-
tience of all :his, the annihilation of her tracle.und
her industry, have not further .etintributted-ter te,
'gain the hearts of the people to their cause.,
The vets 01 their administration since their re-. •
establishment, do not appear better calculated to
reunite in one. common botOthe various elements
or,the.skial qtlit by rerolutions; and the
TotiseipitliitlyAitiord :hut little. hope of • their Clo.
verionetit .o.4naning consistence and stability., ittt
attent iteand: impartial invest 'lotion of those acts;
llettionitrwies that they are wairting in unity nod
cotitbitiariOn, Their temporising, spirit chungesi-
accotiding to circumstances t• *WM:tittles they.tior-
t ageneral amnesty ; other times, they IMP...
since u sion of the liztbeus Corptii; and dna,
institution of GourS Primal:4l4s.

The spnit of 'va,ciiiution in the Government
has been well depicted in a •caricuttire the Kiwi:
is wAking, holding miderhis- .artti air utaretia,
„apart which is written The !;;barter." At t'As
appearance of a alarm, bite Majesty immediately'
di,phlys. the -umbrella. • in. faet, the untottninne
Charter is diiplayed whenever the vtorati threatens,
and is folded up when it en sides. It seem* "woes.

intry titune of two things; either (tiredly to
iiey the Cliertyr, or to adopt and 10.1)(4 it
with Rey iii faith, -The middle 'course is the litus
"wed must unsafe to pnrsrit. trite
that lintitiettarte, by following the tome ebursea
had soei-eed'ed In allaying fActiong, lit reethigiling
partittro u t 'subduing them all, and iii giiining ptts-
ttessitirtnorfablolitte power ; btu, Hitoriapartei
(lettliitealde the aseendtincy hit. had itetittitett °vet,
the natioti by the services he hatt retidcred tit it
etint by his prodigious military repot:Atkin), kniAv
llow to pursue with an ability, a perseveratice,And
nrlllllCl9 Without caattsple, the Olitet Wilitil bee
11,40 in vPew whilst the. Bourbons know iltit.bleM
employ in their acts either the force, the
a linty, or t Itt entitbination td audits
the same end.

A coup &cella the (prevent i'orter4 %%lath ditto
stitute the Frvuell GoVcrituteilt, win intake if/
ettblttliltiiite fhb

Prince of o'4 flintily plietasi
with tiliisethiteAWat the littter 111E1 Of 1,4
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