The Sun.
London, England, 1816-12-23 00:00:00

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friends of the Morning Chronicle, turn round an
learn not only not to promote but to discountenance
revolutionary movements, and be true and loyal,
were it only out of opposition to the designs of
the Noble Secretary ! The Country will thus
reap much good front your eyes being opened.

Orator Hun' attended the Agricultural Meeting
at Bath last week, and was heard with patience
by the Assembly while he descanted on the Reso.
lotions which were the subject of discussion. His
Oratorship, however, having thought proper to
introduce his favourite topic, Politics, the Meeting
did what they ought to have done when such a
fellow presented himself to their notice,--they
hissed and hooted him down.

This trader in vulgar eloquence is, it seems, on
the eve of displaying a sample of his Ware at
Bristol, where a 'Rabble Reform Meeting is sum,
owned by a few obscure individuals for Thursday
next, on Brandon Hill. it is hoped, of course,
to stir up the populace to riot, as at Spa-fields.
Several Parishes of Bristol have resolved to
enrol themselves in aid of the Civil Power,
rind though we feel confident that any dis-
turbances excited by this mischievous Dema-
gogue would speedily be quelled, yet it is pain-
ful to contemplate the possibility of vengeance
again falling on the misled, %stifle their misleadets
contrive to keep their necks out of the merited
baker.

It pains us to learn by letters recently received
from our ships of war in the %Vest Indies, that a
fever has prevailed on board some of them, pecu-
liarly fatal in its nature to those attacked by it.
Among other vessels, the Scasteurfer, it is said,
has lost six Officers including the Surgeon, lour
Midshipmen, and two Cle,ks. The Childers, is
the short period of a month, li,S been deprived of
several Uff►&.ers by the same unfori,unate cause.
besides five pursers successively appointed to her,
and upwards of 30 men.--(Hampshire Chronkle.)

Oh Friday evening, after the breaking tip at
the Cabinet Council, Mr. DIRARS, the King's
Messenger,.was sent off with dispatches to Si;
HENRY WELLESLEY, our Ambassador at the Court'
of Madrid.
The report of the Duchess of Custierteallois
health yesterday was, her Itoyal Highness the
Duchess of CUMBERLAND is not quite so well this
morning, having passed a very disturbed night.
The Duke of WRLLINGTON IS to dine at Sir C.
STEWART'S on Christmas day; till then he was
not expected in Paris.
The French Budget will not, it is said, be
finally discussed before February ; it will be
made a powerful instrument against the Ministers.
The whole body of the lower classes, particular-
ly those in trade, are marshalled against it.
The
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the rich, by directly taxing a tenth, a fifth, Ike.
of their annual income according to its at"unt:
This system of taxation is the favourite topic of
the political economists of the Palace Royal.
In the French Chamber of Deputies there ar
pears to be an Opposition and a Ministerial side,er,
as in English Houses. The former, howev
are ranged on the right baud of the President ;
they seem to have no recognized Leader.
M. de VILLELB, the Mayor of Toulouse, Ants
much weight in the ranks of Deputies op'
the party in power, and is one of those who ere
most feared by the Ministey ; he is said to have
rejected the offer of a Peerage. lowa to
The Germanic Diet consists. of 20 Deputies'
who represent all Germany. These 20 Deputies
have in the General Assembly 69 votes. The ger
peror and the five Kings have together 24.
It is reported at Calais that the English resid'
ing there have requested permission to establiSh
an English Theatre.
'We have received accounts from. Rome, where
it seems Lord Gaeotto has at last safely arrived;
after having narrowly escaped front the hand/
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Lordship
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whaasosdtiottpip‘ev,lron theinfest
terbe, pillaged of every thing, aro left on the
high road in an almost absolute state of nudity-
One of his servants was mortally wounded. His
Lordship has had an audience of the Cardinal
Secretary of State, and will be shortly presentee)
to the Holy Futher.—( Path Paper)
The American funds are to ours in the redo of
95 to 127 ; that is to say, their 6 per cents. are
et 95, and our 3 per cents. at 631..
We are glad to perceive that the Americans are
acting on the princ;ple to which we adverted a kW
days ago—that of protecting naval commeted
against the numerous and audacious pirates that
now infest the ocean.
The celebrated Mr. Hague, who wrote so much
against the Duke of CUMBERLAND,end Other,
branches of the Royal Family, was apprehend°
by Lavender and Gilman, on a Judge's warrantl
for contempt of the Court of King's Bench, oft
Saturday morning, at his lodgings in Westinh"
ster ; lie threatened to shoot the officers la lilt
Yesterday, between eleven and twelve
it was so extremely dark in the metropolis, to
most of the churches and chapels were oblitieu"
frol)
use candies. The tog did -not extend roach "e^
yond the suburbs.
Notwithstanding the early stage of the
yesterday several persons yellowed on
in St. James's Pink, mild on the Serpentine Ittfoo
The Humane Society took the usual prece!,.o
against accidents ; several fell in near the its Closr,
Bridge, but were Canpiv got oat witbotoit
It is understood Mr. HEctss, the o:11`
trete, is to be transferred from Mariburt)i tee
street Office to Bows:itreet, in the to°nl
late . NAtu. the Clatter.: