The Sun.
London, England, 1818-07-29 00:00:00

4 4,
'lli:Di; it.i..!ce", they a. to J 1001704 the ri'arin wiry.tl
not attack the Spanish fleet, seen a few days bcfote, 5r349
they could not place any dependance on each other. 111-
Independent cause is losinfikpund every day. Their farnalif
General Bow VAR is taken, and tong ere this shot : the whole
of his army are exterminated.
ed
The vessels under the Venn znellan and Mexican fligSlit,sl .
to be very cautious in not interfer% with any other &gill'''
that of Spain, those of Buenos Avrts are not so particular'
it is to be hoped his Majesty's ships will have orders to detain
all vessels under that flag. You have heard, I Oppose, nithg
capture of our Brasil Packet, with a large quantity Of SPeC'e
on hoard, by two of them ; one, we are informed, was 618.
sinking the packet with all hands, that the affair might not be
known ; the Commander of the other being mote humane
overruled this, and was contented with robbing her of evell
thing on board.
Sir JAMES LUCAS YE°, K. C. 8., in the Semiramis, 580 i
arrived a few days ago from the Coast of Attica, with log
topmasts, foremast, and bowsprit, having experienced a srce-r.
gale of wind, oft Altevella. The Sybelle, 38, and ilquel
36, are cruising; the Rifleman, 18, sailed for IFlavannaill
New York, and England, on the ed nit., with upwards
million of dollars on board. The Cherub, Larne, and Pr'
rose, are expected shortly, the former from the Cnnst
Africa, the two latter from Vera Cruz.
Paris'
Our Readers will see by the letters from
which we yesterday announced, 'hat our Corte°
p,ordent is still decidedly convinced that the re:
'nova! of the Allied troops from France is, io ItiS
opinion,absolutely necessary for the stability of the
throne and the happiness of the people. 101 l Part °I
his letter, not intended for insertion, he asorest
ns, upon what he deems to be full authority, 111
the, measure has been positively resolved t7ll,
even the time fixed for their departure• lb°
measure is, indeed, of sttch importance to Direr'
that it is impossible to suppose that it has not been
the subject of deep consideration with the Part°
concerned, and that it will not be carried into of
feet without due reflection. To prove the false;
hood of the assertion that THE SUN is ,devntemt,
to the French Ministers, we have only to ref
to what we have always said on the danger °
removing the Combined Armies, though it iS
measure desired by the French Ministry,
though our intelligent Correspondent hos 'ldle
cated that measure with zealous perseverance' "ri;
reigning us for pertinacity, in being so zeal°°s •
persevering on the opposite side. But, as i.ll
have before said, he possesses steel, opportunitifj
for the best information, and his knowledge n
to
abilities so well qualify him to employ tile° •
advantage in supporting the true interests of Franc
,0
and of Europe, that we shall no longer persist
wilts
opposing his opinions, but content ourselves ,
,
expressing our earnest hopes that the me-43" -o
question will tend, if not to extinguish, le"st •
keep under, the spirit of JACOBINISM in France'
spirit destructive of the very existence of socielis
and to confirm the peace and happiness of the re
of the world.
• e fit
We have received some letters express)/
le
approbation for the sentiments which we "1
its •
avowed iu favour of the King of Saeoo, an 004
one of them we are desired to state upon what ° ot
dation we ',motioned. the inteution of the I°4
of else ,
Phuss la to propose, at the ensuing Meeting art
combined Sovereigns, the restoration of 11°' rots
of the territories of the former which 1,59
to the latter on settling the affairs of Etorl).
r It"
What we stated was in a private let" tlie
Dresden, but we cannot, of course, vouch for
41 as
truth of the report. Perhaps I't was iliteli6e
ocif
hint to the King Of Peussta not to avail bitawbo
of the Misfortunes of an amiable Sovereign' ha
f t"
was so much overwhelmed by the p 0 tVe•
osist,
Corsican Usurper as to be totally linable t° rote
As all the other Monarchs of the Continent
in turn placed in the same state of SUbite
I;tf
it is, indeed, hard that the King of don
too
alone should suffer. If the suggested restor
should not take place, History cep oar
brand the whole transaction with disgrace; 0
„,, d 't-
will the Congress of Sovereigns be de—je bier
deserving of reprobation than BuoNAPAIere
9 at
selt, who gave and took away territorte er.
the P
pleasure, and who, if it had not been for thll
no.
on
severance of the British Government, ttr habil
system of the Immortal PITT, wouid pr %jag'
now be in a state of humiliation and /a— !do
h
if they had been suffered to linger throug
ore
fon - r
of ignominious submission to the gill ° 011-
Npre'- j
lenting Tyrant. We therefore again e jad, 0"
fotolu—
sincere hopes that the report is we-- .oble 111 A
that the Ring of SAXONY, a just and 3rni 000;
narch, and who is in the highest degree .6,titfal
big rib k
by his subjects, will be reinstated 10 r
possessions, and be allowed to 008"nteis
among other Nations. Indeed, as I Nfeefinbi
that he means to attend at the ensuinet'd thot,bla
of the Sovereigns, it is to be prein!fl 0p0'1,165.
designs to prefer his claims, loci Two of
that they can be rejected with r
ang c°
tier, honour, or common decency•
Otitij
_ • on p-
'Fun QLTE.,.—Yesterdny afteeno"stalioprasf
was received in town from Kew ,e yest pre.:
" The QUEEN Was mild) the "Tiro 0r„ f‘e-,
morning as she had been the lot '
two
le
days." The I'RLNCE REGENT left ots:4"
about four o'clock. The Duke .01
for hew about the same times 1