The Sun.
London, England, 1816-04-13 00:00:00

of this rupture.

The trials for the escape of LAYALETTB
,COMB
on the 22d.
The Emperor of MISTRIA (one Paper says the:
Dueness) has been dangerously ill at Veronsi
but is recovering.
It is stated that the Ottotnan Porte has pereelP
torily refused to acknowledge the independency
of the lonian•Republic. This fact solves all the. •
conjectures about the movements of our fleets and
armies on the Italian shores, without having
course to Austria, or Naples, or any other PoWes
IVe rejoice in the fact (but ate sorry to pee
the
honour reaped by any other, nation) that the
French House of Peers has turned its attention tt,!
the atrocious proceedings of the Barbary Core
sairs. Surely it is time that Europe should be
rescued from the insults of these wretches.

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The Organ of the Fatty broaches to-day one
dose subjects connected with the Royal Famili
ivhich at sei,se of connuon decorlitn, were that eve!
felt by its patrons, might have restrained•
Tc
considers it as irn;,robahle that thy P1114C11ItS"
GENT may yet Isate-a. Son, and contends that
noel-assumption of all the state'astd privileges 'of
Heir,Apparent, instead of Heir Presumi.tive,
the Princess CHARLOTTE, is therefore most Cell!
Sitiable. Having persuaded itself into this oPi'

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?mon, it goes on in these terms :
" Alli this reasdu is given fur all the proposed regnlatita
—the revolting title of kendal—the green livery—the P 1431.
houses—the restriction of drawing-rooms, &c. &C. &c. If
there lurking under this specious pirtext of figure Prabalii.
Mies any design of a measure (which recent circumstane*
we are told, !laic Made practicaille), by which they migilt 13 ,'
realized? But granting even the event to happen, that,
,bf
a second marriage, the Prince Itegeut should tare *
stuely tt wcitild then be the proper season .to e
raagements for, the P...licers Charlotte which art OW
blishing, and the Prince, her a.ogust: Consort, might estel,t
rely on the cel:crusity and justice u:' the Natio' for sn
(pate pr:,r..sion, in any change of circumstances tis
th 4 11111'17'
afect his fortune in the proposed uision. The 041ourtt
Llicate (decorous creative!) to enlarge upon. in a
al
but it is freely discussed in the upper circles, as if it well°
matter actually contemplated at Court."
We cannot suffer this new effort to ,clistorh thll6
feelings of Royalty 'to pass unnoticed or mire-
bilked. Tile absurdity of the reavitling
which
won id place the
.Princess in a situation to
she is not properly or legally entitled, anti fmtil„
which she might hereafter have to descend,
titan in the situation which is hers of right/ "tt .
from which no event short of a Revolution coula
..
reduce her to the humiliation of retiring, is taillPqt
too obvious to require exposure. The Princess°"',
as Heir Presumptive, may enjoy as much sliteff'''':
dour as even her high prospects require, and Or"
tainly as mucb as is necessary for her litippinegb:
What then do the Party want ? A Royal Lyra"
blishment full of expence ; and that which tltal
assail in their Prince, they would for their own .
triotic purposes give his Daughter without caring
one iota about burthening the public.
We know not upon what ground this Sotirile
insinuates the likelihood of a divorce betwieen 156
PRINCE URGENT and the Prince's of WALES 1)4
we do know. that there is no good ground for ,11.. g.
contumely towards the title of Kendal, bornebr
the most Illustrious Scions of our at.cient .Sing"
by the bye, as we believe; neva. Went°
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not the Prince of COBURG.
As-for the Green Liveries, we submit theta -"I
rt
et
lei rtekpi
iriobg;a t itohna tic
it ish
at I, agtcolour r
eat aviontieir.
:sereirlY
the Journal in qnestion in Ireland, rind tcol
the uniform of its friend Napoleon; and weal:lli°.
tell why lie should Su revile it in Digl4oll.l
" The resirielion of Drawing-roams" is 0 °PI);
entity ; as creature of the Writer's brain,
only a proot of the ease with which iiisinuatiotc
is converted into assertion by these suPP°ter.,
of the splendour and dignity of the throne.
11 Ls:
Of the objects of the Faction .we trust I._,
Princess CHARLOTTE
is aware, and that she (too:
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not require the expei•ience of leer nu
Mother to convince her that whoever 09119PP4.,
gets into their snares will be made a tool
against royalty generally, and at last, after
sufferings-of a martyr, be sacrificed to their 1161**-

rious designs. tcl
If the awful less m which one parent 01-
e'
have read to her on this topic, Ivefore she left th
r 1
country in which theee Plotters had made ht
miserable, is not sufficient ; her other Parent es'
mita
read her another, of the insult and Injury, am°-
i it
ing Co persecution, which babas received, a' it
hourly receiving, from his Early Friends ! liv.c
did he appreciate their 'characters when, so I°ll4s
ago as the year 1780, pulling a paper put of 1"
pocket he said to the Duke of Mownous---
" The" Patrils, my Lord, are amazingly i 4
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utome l They will not be loyal to .the
" through care of my inheritance, Do you Oink'
" if 1 was King myielf, they would treat toe 0.1,1
" better than they .do my Father' or, it 11..
" would but make them his Mioisters, whethfr
u DI inheritance might not take care of itself ..
Let our youthful princess apply ,t)ais to them
care of her Residences and Splendour ‘,