The Sun.
London, England, 1816-12-05 00:00:00

tri!mtejt Anti illrosi miler ,!oors, &e. wlt;tl-1 canc.!
on " Britons" to break open Gunsmith's
,shopsi,
and arm themselves for rebellious purposes,- It
also promised that further directions sbnuld ble
circulated as soon as possible." Nor west long
before they were issued in print from Conan-T'l
infamous Address to the Luddites, and trora the
ostensible convokers of the Spa-fields Meetings,
and in harangues from the Miscreants who ad-
dressed the Mobs there assembled.

All this, to be sure, happened accidentally,
and the wonderful accordance of circumstance
among persons holding the same opinions, is to
be referred to a curious chance !
But this is not all. We are railed to carry our
credulity a great deal further, awl suffer our-
selves to be persuaded that there was no personal
'connection or preliminary correspondence among
'the" parties who have figured in these horrid trans-

!act;lons, „
klalf alio-ten profligates of the lowest order,
iteving; penny less mechanics, meet at an ale-
toast., 'come to resolutions to have a public
meeting, noel from the funds of Beggary they
are at no loss to procure sums sufficient to
covet the considerable expences necessat to
carry this seditious project into .execution !
The meeting ensues, and Orator HUNT (alto.
gether ignorant of his associates) appears among
them, and inflames the rabble. Of the two %VAT.
sow's, the father seconds his motions, and tll.,
son appoints the time for a second asteitiblage.
Here again this precious trio meet in the fithi,
and it appears the intoxication and con-epient
rashness of the youngest, by precipitating the
operations of the loyal Petitioners who came
armed to discuss their Otitish rights, was the sole
cause of the explosion taking place at Noon instead
of Night, to which period the patriotic oratory of
HUNT would have detained his peaceable heaters,
Bat from all that did happen Mr. HUNT stands
clear ! He came invited by DVALL the Chairman.
PRESTON, the ecretaty, and [tomtit, the Trea-
surer of the Spa-fields Meeting Association. lie
united himself, haphazard, %Ms these persons.
and the WarsoN's. Who the IVATSOteS are, it
thew° in this sheet, and who were the others
of this innocent Declaimer's accomplices
)
Why 1-loorErt, the Purse-holder of the gang,
is the man apprehended with deadly. ivea.
porn in his hand, and who, ltl DY A 1,40 and
PRESTON, is proved by doeulutios found ur*
Clem to be connected with the ',V Hlut4ll, I lie
other teasels of the Riot.

Thu* **hoe it in evidences that c% cry initividuni
ostensibly aeon in summoniagthe 'Aleethig, and
in speaking there (with the cieeptien of Hoots
against whom the proof it as yet 'oitly eircutt;
stantial,) has acted on a preconcerted plan of In•
sturrection, 'and that three of them actually, headed
the mob, and themselves committed the moat
Atrocious 'mete which distinguished and disgraced
the tumult. 1. •

Yet there are Writers base enough to-liiintier
to the vilest and most d4(14,.r0ns passions of the
rant part of the cominquity, and
enough to argue that the Spa-fields Meeting had
nothing in, common with the outrages, which,
like tides of the ocean, roUed to and from that
source I I

The Paris Papers to Toesday hare arrived since
.okw last publication. From those of Sunday we
have copied a few uninteresting Extracts : those
of Monday ore utterly barren, and with all our
dnigenee we can only extract from them that the
P9ke of LisisIIBOURG has arrived at Paris ; that
* private of tire 43d Regiment was hanged fOr a
highway robbery on an inhabitant of Bapattme ;
anti that it is said, that CASSILLIS JORDAN is about
to be called by Louts XVIII. to the Council of
state, in the room of M. Ilablour

•
Four vessels have &trivet! from Buenos Ayres.
By one of them we !laic received 'letters and pa-
pets to 11th September; and also the Act of In•
dependence, by which the United Provinces' ot
La Plata renounce their allegiance to Spain, anti
erect themselvesinto a Sovereign and indepewit
State. Theabove arrivals contradict theaccounts•
which bad reached England from BArtiadoes, re•
specting the taking ot Montevideo by ti.e rmu.
gorse. it totnmodore Ilitowts had arrived at
'Barbadoes., it must have been in consequence of
having learnt, when off the River Plate, that the
Portuguese had made an hostile movement, and
having a large *urn of money on hoard, be did
`'not wish to risk it by entering the•Rtver, as be
bad no certain accounts of what. was passing.—
..11m last intelligence received at But Ayres of
I.3Howsi was, that he was off the Gallipagos Islands,
in. the South Seas, and expected home. Diaz
VeLez and INIRRPOO, have, it is said, been com.
yelled to evacuate ,Santa Fh. It seems that some
Portuguese parties had taken possession of the
small forts ot Santa Theresa and Sall, Miguel,
within the Buenos Ayres frontiers, and advanced
k ing parties to within 15 leagues of Maldonado.

The Eclipse of the Moon !ABC night teas ren
tiered invisible by the cloudy suite of the atutos

OLIN-OVVICri, Ovt.

Since writing nur £rst leading article we haw,
h,On.favnured with the fallowing gratifying-tom-

Invicat ion :

intelligence tot.day-from the whole of the
District under the cou+ttu of Sir Iletitt7 PANE
is as favourable as puisible. In every pa! tof it,
including Nottingham, all was quite quiet.
A Mob assembled at Sheffield on Tuesday, and
broke some windows but on the Riot Act beinv
read bra Magistrate, and some Dragoons being
called out, order was soon restored. Oue of the
iniurgents was apprehended and committed to
prisou.