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THE SUN.

QUIS MCI RE li'ALsll AUDEAT ?

LONDON,
THURSDAY, AUGUST 29. /816.

' The Paris Papers of Monday are nearly filled
with accounts of the nte on the preceding day,
which seems to have been observed with rejoicings
which look as like heartfelt and universal as k
was possible for France to exhibit. The King
and Royal Family are represented as idolized—
and were it only that parents have no longer
to look with dread to the horrid annual
sacrifice of the Conscription, which like, the
Minotaur devoured their children, there is indeed
cause for a festival in France. On the present
occasion, the joyous Parisians gave themselves tip
tint eservedly to every species of mirth and revelry.
The fall of stocks, the war contributions, the
allied victories were all forgotten, or if remem-
bered, they were remembered only to add a zest to
the gaiety of the moment.. Fireworks, Manilla-
slow, loyal inscriptions, the inauguration of busts
of the King, ascents in balloons, every thing that
was stirring and brilliant rendered the 25th a day
of memory.

Among the inscriptions were several that must
have been peculiarly gratifying.
On a Hotel occupied by many English persons
of the highest rank in Paris, was,

Gotl siwt the King mad his Family."

Ou a Temple appeared,

Dieu, conserve les :fours et garde 14 courontur
Du prince g4zulreux qui cvnsolo at pardonnr.

FrAnciais, soyez tmie,G'eet le, 40i gal ,
Couearde et la Pei* feat *emir sitiouroune.

ITu prince azoi du peupte et de to liberti
A fond sur les lois sa sainte autoriti.k'
Oil u Flag—

Cumme Roi chacun le 1t re,.
Chacun le chirit conime un pert.

Anti on another—
o cid ! entends lesyreux qui s'4ll•cent vets toi,
Etennise les jours de Louis mare ltoi.
Such were the effusions of Parisian Loyalty.

The Faris Papers state that good order was not
interrupted for a moment during the Fate. How
does this square with the private letter which n e
copied from a Morning Paper of yesterday?

There arc further uceouuttfront the Mediterra-
nean in the Pari3 Journals-, but the recent con-
tradietion.of their former stories from Gibraltar
teaches us, to attach little impottauee to them.

The PRINCII IitiGUNT MS 90 Mach recovered
yesterday as to be able to ride out iu his carriage
between three and four o'clock.

Yesterday, at half-past two o'clock,. a Cabinet
Council' Was held *a the Foreign Office, which
did not break tip till past five. The .Members of
the Cabinet afterwards dined with Mr. CA,ritIING.
On Tuesday evening Mr. 'fret`, the Messen-
ger, wilt, sent off with dispatches to Frankfort.
Letters were yesterday: morning received in
town front New York, via Dublin, to the 424th
ult. They state that. several meetings had been
held by the Directors of the Bank in that city,
and, after warm' discussions, it was carried,. by a
majority, of only two, in favour of resuming pay-
Merits in specie ; but on account of the smolt ma-
jority it would most probably' not be carried into
'effect till January or February 'next. Tile sub-
scriptions for she grand National Bank were go-
ing on favourably, Had dollars were at a premium
of .) to 7 per cent. Exchange on England had
!alien from GI per cent. prem. t 0,31 and 4. The
city goods man at New York had been obliged to
give way, ,and one old and respectable house has
frilled 'in consequence of the large importation, of
foreign goods which theyhad made, anti for which
they could find no vent ; but- it has a real estate
tufficient to rover all,demands.

According to the statement of travellers recently
rr ved at Hamburgh from Switzerland,. the people
of that Country are in general greatly discontent.
ed with its oligarchical form of government. If
these accounts are true, they pine for a reunion
with Germany. The Swiss newspapers all9de to
politlcs with much caution, as they ate all visited
with more rigid moon than any to be found in
Franca.—( Times.)
The letters from Gibraltar of the 4th amd sth
inst. making no mention of the reported bombard-
ment of the Americans, there is reason to conclude'
that the rumours on that subject are unfounded, and
that whatever is to be dune reingia3 tor us 41 do.

It titRA

D NOE.

We insert below a letter from Sir Gum&

-)1ORL to Mr. WYATT, on the subject of a propo-
sition made to that Gentleman on the part of the
Duke of WEiLINGTON, for the purchase of his
Estate. Sir GERARD, for the reasons therein as•
signed, refuses the offer, which, according td
report, amounted to no less a sum than sill
hundred thousand pounds. The publication of thd
letter 'will certainly do away the " sordid notions
afloat," and place this affair in its true light, which
is extremely honourable to the Family affection,
and well-founded Family Pride,of the writer'.
The it/flowing introductory envelope we also
insert, not only as feeling the compliment paid t 0
THE SUN, but as explanatory of the matter Of
hand :

"TO THE EDITOR Or TIIE SUN.

Chandos-stiret, Carendish-square, Aug. IS

SIR,--There is something of more unifonir
good-breeding in your Paper, and of a higher'
tone of good spirit, which induces me to select.
N from all others, for the purpose of doing
myself justice with the Public as to the sentiment,
with whicli I receive the application alluded to Ira'
my Letter to Mr. WiATT ; which application
been occasioned by.a saucy Advertisement front

the house of Messrs. DAVISON, NOEL, 'Ammo,
and Co. just merged in that of TnostAs CouTT
and Co.

I bave the honour u be, Sir,
" Your most obedient, very humble Servant;
" GERARD Noa."

"To BENJAMIN WYA'L'T, Esq. Foley-Pfase,
" Chunlos-street, Carandish,squtlfeV
Aug. 2, 1.131&,. '
"Sea,—The mysterious Advertisement instrtett
n the Newspapers without my knowledge, and, 41414
ht operationof. which I. shall most likely appeal tot!). Cooll
of Chancery, entirely justifies your application to.gr'llnrief
upon the supposed necessity of the Alienation of ntY4-:e'lle;
and the manner of it «is. worthy the Duke' of Wellinglaii`
polite and generous. I' find. in, it a highcomplialeutP2l4
a:striking illustration of the value and importanarot
property, which were it to go (coin my family, t sutudirl*
well pleased to transfer to a name and character most Al eta
follow a race whose dis:tingbishett Ancestor came from N"..;
mandy with William the Conqueror to England, where the?
hare been in eminent Aeputation, Wealth,anil tie"-
terruptcdly from that remote period to this potty it
misfortune to myself. But let things- happen as they 11124,7'
my distress shall not invoke my Family iu disgrace:..4w.
person, on the contrary, it will have been advanced itollood,F.,,
Wealth, and Power, I trust is not tarnished in reptitat3e4
. -
and by my marriage it will be restored to Nobility. „.
" Have the gOodness, Sir, to make known,to bist7rarrilbe
I prefer, in perspective, white I try to avert them 411^
ditfeulties incident to my actual situation, cheered as 11,11t.t!%
by honourable feelings, to comparative wealth, cloggtmfr":--'.
the recollection of basely pease:sited, m) bele' r'e el".°
to a diminution of;. the tandect'lntereste of our fortifather4,ll*
order that I might retaicrto the end lefriny (laYc the luxuries
of life,. which thus embittered I could never enjoy,
"The growing and shameful publicity of your Iteriourat?,l:
proposition from his Grace.the Doke of tVollington retl")'_
the prompt decision of my mind on. this part of the situatie:,
to which am reduced, as I find sordid notions afloat OA
caning my probable condnet.
" I have the honour tobe,sSir,
Your most obedient and very Winkle Serrantr,
"fiEllAltDNOEli•a'

WINDSOR,' An°. 28.-14.011 day her.
UstasTri.
accompanied by the Princesses &mums
ELizaaarrit, Went to Hampton-court to visit tbf
Parbleti RatiEnT for the firstlinte. since his WO*
position, They dined with the Raotor,sod after.'
wards returned to Windsor. The DUke of CLAW
RENCE rode on horseback• for the first time oiv
Monday since his indisposition, and. Went
to vista
his Royal brother. On the morning of the 531"4.,e
day the Duke and Duchess of GLOnCESTRR arrive'
at the Stud-house, on a visit to the RAGEN't*
TtreTuNns.—Yesterday being Settling:4loY a
the Stock. Exchange, a greacsensation was crrot:,
ed in consequence of the large fluetuations
have recently taken place in the price of stocs3.-
-and, as was anticipated,.failnres- to a consitlerab
•
amount took. place. No less than 'font were tio'
nounced; one of thema dashing jobber, who 141*
not. been in the house above three years, was de-
clared a defaulter to the amount of 2&,004)1.;th.
Other three are likewise jobbers, but the,if ~411;
I..ciencies are not equal to the.former.
opened at 611, for. money, and for Oct übor °*l
Reduced 62 money. The above failures affertt,:
the Stocks about I.per Cent„—(MoVublg paper..it,
Yesterday morning tip Duke of Cnrailline"
left town forKew;. from thence his Royal tr"
ness proceeded:to Hampton Court to visit
PataTce REGRNT. 'rite Royal Duke returod I
St. James's to dinner. .„ of
On the 22(1 inst. at Haroburgh; a imee,lll„Toico
eitieeqs was to:take place, in order to Ina
consideration the propriety of making solve. 8.1
ationa in what is called she Burgher as
lively discussion was expected to take phee'acia
there were two parties strongly opposed to ttti
other—the one desirous of .strengtheoing the
litary wee, and the other of controuliog ot
The p
s ocheme for the restoration of the 133 37 to
Hatuburgh,' which was generally st!PP°"e' ,ith
have been abandoned, is again revived, and "
cet.
every prospect of being accomplished. se
asea
eminent Bankers at Bet in bad recently pore',), cc .
numerous shares at the rate of '::13-one-Ehir" r

cent. •
The Duke Dx BLUM. lhas conalicended 1° ncic
cept the Office of Preiiilent of the rbilaatbroP
Society at rari,.
The Abbe Ds BOUILL tojA.
E, formerly Almoncri,
the Queen of Ftu is named Almoner
DAME, in place of the Abbe GitimAt.ol. r,o
One proof of the distress that prevails in "1;1 a
sits is that lionigsharg is onale t 0
single Tbcatrr. The 'llieatrical co.pi- 11
been for some weeks disbouded.