The Sun.
London, England, 1816-02-21 00:00:00

THF SUN
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LONDON.
IrEDIVESII.4Y, FED7U7,IIZY 21, t9ts.

• We .Ird e the pleasure to announee the safe ar-
rival in this Country of a Petsonagre,.destined, we
hope, to act a distiisguished and splendid part in
the future history of these Realms. Our Corres-
pondent at Dover, under the date of yesterday,
the 20th, thus Writes .

4' His Royal tlighneiis Princc LrciroLo of • SAXg::COVAVV RO

arrived hero in the night, in his Majesty's Packet lagg
George, Captain I,Zti.:a t he sat off .for'London:4o.day about
'twelve o'clock."

Four days' Paris Papers, in Saturday last in-
clusive, arrived last 'night. They arc,, litre our
own journals, almost entirely filled Frith Le is=
Wive Discussions. Long Debates took place.
'fluting four' .days the taw of EleCtion. Tliii
'basis of freedom truly det:erVes the litt;tost
and wisdom in laying down,, and the Chamber
seems to have felt the full itnportance.nf the sub-
, jeer. The questions chiefly turned on the nutuluT
of Depaiies, the age of electi9o, and tin mode'
Hat renewal., whether in totality,,fls is the,ease
England, or by annual, portionr.

The final consideration of.:the LPtw`is to be
resumed to- morn) w.
The other articles of news from Francs anal the
Continent generally are of minor interest. The
most protuinent-are translated under our Foreign
head.

At a late hour last night we received Brunch
Papers to the 18th. They,state the arrival in that
city of a great number of the French Regicides,
few of whom are of any particular note:- Mr.rttrx
set all on the 11th. for the United States---SOULT,
-*ballad been at Mons, passed through Brunch
on the 12ch, -on his fournerto tlambitrgh.. Ills
.fortune is estimated at 12,000,000, and ti)lit of
SIASSENA aC li;000,000. •
" ril4. 16-;--An Mier Of the*Day has been
puldialied at I lanoecr, stating•that the Court Martial, order-
ed to inquire into the conduct of Colonel Hake, fn.rinetly
commanding the Cauthe'rland Hussars, as well as the regi-
ment 'acetified of haring failed in it's duty, in leaving the field
of battle at Waterloo, on the lath June; has condemned
Colettel Hake to be cashiered and degraded, but acquitted
the regiment of the charge of having disordered the ranks
of the ianly.' Major MelLepg, the secopd in command, is
reveri:ly reprirciamhol„ fur not having opposed the retreat 4if
his corps.

" FnArigronr, 10.—.1t is reported that a' Nliiitaty
Order of Waterloo is geiwg to be created in Hanover."

A Flanders. Mail 'also arrived this morning. The
foilmtiug are its prilicripal contents
VICNNA, FEU. Aviie of War ISM pop.
4104 the tuarets of several carp. of troops which had rote!?.
!seem put in matiunh Yilicrtiq tl itrory train wipe also Or-
dercti to tus tus.lieu up, , ,

" pluck*. has accepted the irerdott► of the city.of
Berlin, which bed been offered bias.-41:11.,y assert, that th►e
"Slit-Oster Berne is entrusted ',with drawing up the Dien, of the
new Constitution of the. Prussian Motiarehy.-,The htioisrer
Itlisrobohit wilt return to Paris after the termination of the
territorial arrangeinen4."

The Debate on the Trestles (Diseussiiin, so
poorly did the 'relenti acquit themselves, we can-
not call it,) was closeil in the louse of Commons
last night by a decisive and triumphant Majority
of 240 votes in favour of Ministers, to 'agaiusr
For once, all the Opposition acted loge•
there -trod they mustered seventy and seven

The name' of Mr. CAtiartla having inst now
been brought before the public in several Jour-
nals, we feel It a duty to, repeat Nis 'statement
which.wc originally made respecting that admir-
ed Statesman. Mr.' CANNING 'S return to Eng-
land this Spring was explicitly mentioned to his-
Constituents at Liverpool, whon he first formed
the intention of carrying his son
.to Lisbon
for the benefit 'at his health s - it is there-
tote ,unnecessary to ascribe Ibis,. anticipat-
ed event to any recent circutusraince. At the
same time we think the conntry -would feel
much illtappointed, were tint tire'itelithlif
r•
NOISAINI S 11-111 iMpr,ove4 ort cipt,nkag,
for the restoration of Mr; CANNING to a high and
efficient station in the Councils 'of the State, 'rho
splendid talents 'of the Right-gotionr,ible Gen
tleman ; his enucation and ddnitant ion/ notion
with the school of our immortal the
pedicuel of having such a orAll lu the House of

Common's to bear a portion of the weight of pub-
lie business ; the high estimation in wbieh his abi-
lities are held by all parties, and the, political in-
fittence of these abilities at home and abroad ;
combine to impress us with the 'opinion that' Go-
,vernmentiWill not fill op' the vacancy in•the Adn4-
nistration without again consulting Mr.CANNING,r
and placing it in his power to connect himself
tpote closely with those who, in the course per-
fectly approved by him, have raised the Empire
to hi present exalted situation: 1. •

Acre: imagine that Mr. CAN't,:IN rnal, be expected
iniEngland carly.in April, act! Elam a.considera,
lion of all matters (known in. thempper circles);
We would venture to predict, that nothing but his
,own indisposition to take office can prevent his
resuming the discharge of: important duties; fir
'which his eminent endowments so peculiarly
lity him.
• In common with every friend to the national
prosperity, we shall most heartily rejoice in this
event.