The Sun.
London, England, 1818-01-02 00:00:00

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

We have been favoured with a long Article frOm a Profes-
Sit;hal Correspondent in Bath, in reply to the Observations
of Mr. JEssy. Fool', on the recent Calamity.—ln declining
• its publication, we do not account ourselves as at all de-
serting our promised impartiality; but we canna think
any other answer admissible, as of rigid, than from one of
the three Physicians to whom Mr. Foot's Observations were
specially addressed, and on whom he has specially called
fora reply.—We could notice also the strong personalities
of our Correspondent's tole;--but the first is our para-
mount and decisive objection to the.insertion of his favour
in THE SUN.

N.B. The Manuscript is left at the Sun-Office, under cover,
for the Author:

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THEATRE. ROYAL, c.OVENT-GARDEN.—(first tinges, Retribu-
tion: Varauci, Mr. Young; Ziuira, Miss O'Neill. After
which, Harlequin Gulliver.

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THE SUN.

SOLEM QUIS DIOERF. FALSUM AUDEAT ?

LONDON;
FRIDAY, JANUARY 2, 1818.

The Paris Papeis of Tuesday last, which were
due this morning, have not come to hand.

This morning- we received New York Papers;
but not of a later date than those of yesterday.
(From the New York Evening Fbst of the 27th of Nov.)

A Letter from Buenos Ayres, dated 10th Aug.,
received by a Gentleman in this \City, says,
That Gen. A aTroas has looclainied PUEYRRE-
DON, and three other Natives and Merchants of
that place, Traitors, for sending a ship loaded
with provisions to the Portuguese at• Monte Video,
and thereby enabling them to make a stand against
the Patriots, at the time when the scarcity of
bread, at Buenos, Ayres, and the sufferings of the
people there, were extreme. The character of a
Traitor has been applied to Pun-2,11E1)0N from
more than one quarter ; he was formerly de-
signated as such by all the Authorities which
rule over the Eastern shores of the River Plate;
to-wit—Entre Rios, Santa F 6, Corrientes, Pa-
raguay. Perhaps these public declarations may
be explained by the ingenious author of the
pamphlet lately published at Washington, enti-
tled " South America." The credit of the pre-
sent Administration at Buenos Ayres is such that
Don MANUEL-AGIRRE, Commissioner ffoIIiPUEYR•
REDON to the United States, has not dared to de-
fend his conduct, nor to answer the many crimes
denounced against his patriotism and justice by
the press of. this country and that of all Europe.
It is not easy to discover' why the . Executive of
the United States should wish to form a connec-
tion with a man who rules by military despotism.
Of the 13 Provinces which compose the nominal
State of La Plata, the four more important, Po-
toti, Chareus, La Paz, and CochaLainha, are in
the •possession of the enemy ; and Monte Video,
Rare Rios, Corrientes, Santa F 4, and Paraguay,
call PUEYRREDON a traitor, and disobey his
orders." •