The Sun.
London, England, 1818-07-14 00:00:00

PRIVATE AND AUTHENTIC CORRESPONDO".

(Not from our Regular Correspondent!)
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PARIS, JULY 9. daily of
Arrests are made ...
persons suspected of being concerned in the
Reports are
Conspiracy to dethrone THE KING.
in circulation that the Ex-Minister of IVar'
th
Duke de FELTRE, is implicate'? in it, and
that
tl
CANUEL and VILLELLE are in Prison alreai.
be
Report adds, that CHATEAUBRI.AND CprifeSSldt
whole on his knees, to ME KING on Stlll(lSY'laSt.
For my own part I give little credit to these rug
moors, but Time's a tell-tale, and by and by
this Conspiracy will no doubt become as clear -as
those of Lyons, Marseilles, Nismes, AviP°7
Grenoble, &c.; they are all connected with each
other, are all the work of the same factiee ; °nu
as it has been often asserted that no mathe
n is
at Once a villain, we may clearly distinguish
gradations of crime, denunciations, burninge
houses, murdering individuals singly, f("Illin.
Conspiraciei to murder them in great nomilell:
until they reached the climax, that of atteroPti"e:
to depose the King, and this is the faction tho;
If
It
boasts of exclusive virtue and loyalty. re
be true, it all springs from a source which 'it.
would be criminal to impugn until cles!reiso
evidence demonstrates the fact to the ,world. 4
England we know no power above the law' fivr,
even that which frames it ; in France it is °lbe,t,
wise, and crimes of the deepest dye may be e°lstil,,l
ted by parties whom the tribunals dare not tnuchigi,
The work of renovation goes on, and illeoad
nistry exerts itself to give to France all the ul-
hot .0
sings of a Representative Government,
efforts'are but too often paralyzed by the
a
of a faction, not only the enemy of ration .00,
berty, but the apostle of bigotry, it r
superesti A
,r.he
and feudal tyranny. Were this faction -oost
France would be happy anti tranquil. The I co.
abundant crops of corn, hay, fruit, wine, Sisic:, is
ver her immense territory, want and seat
fast disappearing, confidence in the Goverfie
hourly increases, for such have been its wis sod
A O°11)
vigilant conduct in preventing the grail'.
noi Ott
racy, that the Funds. never declined fora 1?-).
stern.
thanks, I say, _to the wisdom of Iv"' 6ftectl
France, that could not borrow a golne3d sk
months since at 53, can now do it at 67, as
ter two loans, amounting to 27 millions ster sod
t.
the Funds have risen in six weeks 8 per ceP‘
that too when a-Conspiracy was orPn:—i 0
Of.
•
overturn Government, which stands urin b
rock which laughs at the angry waves that
its base. sr‘

Extract of a Letter in " the Morning "-r°
th
yesterday,
plot
ofintw go lli berr: of
" The reports of a treasonable
of the Ultras, discredited for a time, %irate'
daily confirmation. The plan of the 0051 r Oft
was, according to the best anthorill'
i Ole"
party of them to way-lay the Ministers Rolotbeh"
return from St. Cloud to Paris, whilst, to 4";
at the same moment, compelled the gi',l7;P lw-
licate in favour of his brother. The wovet
were to be conducted to Vincennes, the ll6ll/1
of which, M. de Paivert, a Member of the Tlies"
ber of 1815, was one of the conspirators•ostli c'e
events were to have taken place on t" :arnbigt
last month. The conspirators having, 25-:beis"
for the last time on the eve, and_ all thngi-go
seemingly agreed on, a question, till IL" pp;
thought of, was started-What was to' nicatv
with the King in case of his refusing t° 111;),(g tbif
One" of the conspirators proposed regov'le-Stli:
difficulty as had been done in the case of "was'.
peror Paul. 'ibis suggestion, it arpeared'd soli •
with horror almost every one present, °wee',
gered some in the resolutions already eniaesthl
Accordingly, on the breaking up of acre 1,1-,g, one
one of the party repaired strait to the ""dt. pito ;
confessed himself guilty of having eniere ill1
plot against his government, adding, thatiost
no sooner learned it crass directed also sg3froat
life, than he felt it his duty to wititti""f inrstor,lf
and reveal to him the whole. This consr of to
said to he M. d'Ambray, the Chancelinr•colootl°
military engaged in this plot were three e othi
of the Guard, two of them Frenchmen, tria,
a Swiss. De Salis is the name of the hit foot° t
de la Roche Jacquelin was one °f 111.
The name of the other lam noCcerta.- , 0;„,,e
arrests have taken place : among them i 5 "oil, vie
de Romilles, an officer of Gen. Cannerssia 1, eat
General himself has absconded. M. de ;0,00 i:s
Jacquelin is at Fontainbleau ; his re.o- eel it
Versailles. It appears certain that two "ir
of the regiment de Salis had taken thei, on I
on the road between St. Cloud and rat
vita
day in question. know
"Ministers are much.perplexed to K tbe reeBc
act in this business. They dare not o°,lo
Ole
re
leaders, all of them men invested with the 0,.
dignities at Court. As they ate ot 11/43lyres
fore, to take vigorous measures, it is °
oga. dans
sible that something of the kind '”" As Wr (16
out before the ensuing Elections,. neci
men in this conspiracy, are men,t,"lsifinte9', tlif
Vitrolles, M. de Polignac, M. de v. 11.. d
neral Donadieo, &c. &c• It is NW° of t
r Olt b°
Duke of Wellington was 'tot ig",c %vas
att
proceedings. The Chamber of IS'oectici
to be
snspn
provisionallyeo recalled, and Ill°
d IP'beeld
ter g
The residence of the Doke "'seas letss4l#4
CLARENCE, it/ St. James's Palace
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thronged with persons of distil': the glitt
their names of Coogratnlasion 14
of their Royal Highhesses.

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