The Sun.
London, England, 1816-02-01 00:00:00

"fason Lodge, notwithstanding the prohibition
from authority. The Government pretends ..!P
overlook this offence, brinvirrable to obtain ta-
tisfact . Ills holiness has, it is said, addressed
a letter on the subject to his Royal highness the
Prince Regent.
111Anttio,.IAN. Is,—The bits
.ssaed nit or-
der, (meeting, that all fife documents and pro-
ceedings before the ribi.lished office of Public Safe-
ty, of which Bebiivarria was et thy head, Shall be
seat tea the ',ordinary tribunals, to be terminated
according to law. Those prneeedings which coin-
prottliell the liberty of ludiridnals are to have the
prior attention, and the persons who have suffer-
ed by long imprisonment are to be indemnified.
'rims a triininal, unknown in Spain before. the
arrival of the French, and rendered odious by the
way in which, Echavarria. conducted It; is for ever
abolkherl. tehavarria is exiled, 8114 beyond the
power of doing mischief ; but he is coned, anti
thewrmails lte ludieted will leave pernoment rc-
eelllvrtiuns. • •

Another 174;liet of tl►e King invitts all tbtrte Who
have sneered truth the tinve tribunal, to apply
tor rtpAriitiott .t 44 the oril intry.Cutati.

IN:ISNItS, JAN. !O.

I'ItOCLAMITIOII OF THE FREVUCT TO THE MUST-
TtNTs A 641 PATIONAL IDHAIIIJ or THE CITY UV

Irisoies.

M brows *art inyalinbablionts and National Guards of
Nlintes, oiler so mach for your welfare and your
roputatiost, 1 aft. 4 'olortocas torah opens isposi this city, whose
papulotion hat sire. sploaar pror,tft'ortheir unalterable fide-
lity to tbe.los.tiniato Monotaliy,. to 4beougust House whiea
so long reigned over oar bappy ancestors, *nd which, if our
prayers are heard by the Supreme Arbiter i,f uml'uns4ad
kings, will reign fur ever A. isrmle descrudants. • 4-

The King issatiteed with yuttr,lcondo4 ; he Ants gratified
all sny wishes, and rewarded all toy etforts, by directing tne
t 4 snake hisolert to you his sovereign and paternal sat isboion.
Thus arc effaced cone errors into which perfidious' locitators;.
abusing your re,y loyalty, had drawn .you; thus are aunt-
bilattil thou calemnions reports which have 4e.n vainly en-
deavoured to be circulated its the bosons of our country, and
even at tits foot of the throne of our august Monarch, but
which were di►sgusivated with too usuch ►uccesi snuiing foreign
nations, who ate now undeceived as to yourtrot srntinvents..
1 conjure you then, hi aVs Inhabitants and National Guards,
to tontitstiatoantritiby your fidslityto the King, by yuuruhr.
dience to it saved orders and the laws of the Trains, yy your
.rraput for tba libtrty.of worship and orconseience, the fe-
vont which the tiin; has just conferred, and your justidcation
in the face of all Europe; which his Majesty has nut disdaiu-
eel Liti3solf t 6 pr&s laitii by hii royal:ordinance eftbeifith'hist.
Live the Xing I Loth,- lire our great, our, 0)41 girizr!
Marquis I)'AKI4AUD JONQUES, I'rirfcct.

Fixtraet of a Letter of the 12th of January.
from his Excellency the 'Aiinister tt IV4r to ►he
Prefect of the Gard :

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"I learn with joy the happy convalescence of
Count Lagarde. May that good ervant of the
King long be able to devote to hint his loyal
services I"

1.4,—1t is now determined that the
department ut illusvUc .is nut ti, ucettpiett by
the Pettssian truups. The .Prnssiouts remain,
Ituwver, itt the devirtntenis ut the Maine end
the Ardennes,

Ft ANierintr, JAN. 23.—Soule Journali httve
rightly rinnotrneetl twit the negocistinol between
4ttstritt and littvitria experiente.nithcnities ; but
thoot: %Ito add that the 4.M:remts bet WeCil thew
'PDWrril may lend to Int open rupture, and Mtn,
moreover, put (ieneroliwatos at the nead of the
ii,Av!triatt 4rilly, con have HO oilier object than in
east oietrni into die public wind by nevto invented
fur the liars...