The Sun.
London, England, 1811-07-31 00:00:00

tine and new aestitlieslor tire ocean, and the pi, a-
perous state of the public treasury which h s to ro-
t( ide lot so many expences ; snch ;s the pictufe which
liar been • traced to you. Happy the rei4n tn. wateo
the recital of tads renders eulogiutn
" Aber the.presentation which has -beet), made to
you, Gentlemen, of two projeas to create new sub-
pretedutes, and of a great number of trattspaiolii•
which interest the comiuties,.you have adoilled the
projea of a law upon the finfinces. The satisfac-
tion, which its examination afforded yoti, i 4 too
recent to make it neccsiary for me to re4iate the de-
tails. , ,

. .
" The Orator of poor Commission of IFinatice
has said upon thiiiruporiant law all that octici be
added to the motives cleve;oped.by the Oratins frit4
the Council of State. He has' 'pointed ouOthe
vantages of the order establishe4 by which five or
six months are sutficiet,t to examine and check the
accounts ot'sti tunny' different administrations. Ile
. has remarked the ametiotation which has taken
place in the proceedings fur tfte recovery ache con-
tributions; *the nuideiate t*ipeoce of prosecution
his not escaped hiin, He has iith. equal sagacity
Yiewed the different causes of the increase of the
State revenues, whickat present amount 40.985 mil-
and.theJ reason of the augmentation of the
expence :of the...different departments. We have
accittifed 300 leagues of toast, and to,OOO sailors.
Such acquisitions clemadd ad increase of expence,
but they give at the same time the means 'of pro-
vioing tUr It.
" The econoniy,lntroduced into many branches
of the administration-J.-the 'augmentation of the
produce of the customs—the measures. adopted rela-
tive in tobacco, which, without pressing, upon the
people,' give the State the advantage which some
ceMpanies. exclusiv ly enjo)ed, and furnish the.,
means of dimitnshing the t.ind-taX•;:.atk givo a cniii
Plete assurance of constantly seeing our resOreei-
superior to our expenditure. . liqUidariOn pf the
years preceding 1808 is effetied ; that Of 'll4
44,
0 w yeartis cot siderabiy advanced : Ong of The,
present y 53.4 is completed ; nii inquietude exists
with respect to the future.• France has no occasion
for any increase of the customs, .nor tor loans; um
tor an, new taxes. _ _ -

"-Thus you have evident proofs of
.ihe happy
situation of our tinauce3, and, certainly they ought
to excite as malt confidence hi our (ellovv...Citi4tAs,
a 3 tear in our enemies.

At the moment when, by order Of his Majerityo
those sattlaCtury representations %%ere placv..l wider
your eyes, a about of triumph reached us trnni
Spain the junetion of our armies wss affeaecl-f,lia-
ilajoz was deliVered; and Marshal Sachet had over•
thrown the walls of Tarragona in presence of the
English, the' mortified spectators of this vitiory. A
garrison of. 18,040' men, courageous and abr4tnate,
has oat- been-able .to resistrerryhttaltsr.; '19,000
prisoners and a great eutitber'orcannan ;and stand-
ards are the trophies at the conquerors : noble pre-
sages, which confirm thii hnpr tve3q to us IsTiort
time since by a Monarch, all whuse predittions vic-
tory is accustomed to lOW.

;1 At the same instant cries of dititteriissned flom
the bosom of the
.Ltrittsit Isles; cledit, which sup-
ported her colossal and laditious power,
,was shaken;
and that Govermbent, already banished flOlll the
Continent, but' which nevertheless boasted, :amidst
the cumbrous heaps of
,its manutaCiures, of being
able to exchange its produdions for all the gold of
Mexieb and Peru, is now forced to proclaim its
error; to acknowledge that it loses public con-
,fidenco, and to ptopbse the entoicanent.of a, paper-
money.
" The English Government desires war, the mo-
nopoly of cormiterce,, and the domination at the,
'.seas ; its allies areeither destroyed or lost to it ;! st
ruins all those whom it wishes to sublaklise ; it ex-
hausts its people its' useless efforts ; a is punished
fur its selfishness by its state of insulation ; and,
atier haring heaped loan upon loan, tax upon tax,
besieged by 'coMplaints, threatened with 'comma-
Lions, it is reduced to .prop,se to the 'people, by
way of iesource, a, fiCtitious money, which has
'no other pledge but a confidence which exists no
longer.
The Emperor, on the other hand,' wishes ,'for
peace, and the liberty Oldie seas; he has 800,000 men
under arms ;, the Princes of Europe' are his allieS ;
his whole empire e.njoys profound tranquility; with
out loans, without anticipations, 94,* millions, raktai,d '
with facility, secdro the free execution .of
We Otitis ; and his Majesty commissions us' to 'ad-
dress you only In the language of satisfaction ant
hope.
" What confidence, gentlemen, ought this pa-
rallel to inspire ; Diffuse it among your feflow-ci -
tizens. "Commuuicate to them the itnpressions YOU
• have received ; your task will be easy you will
find them all animated with the same sentiments
towards a sovereign, who has no other objud in his
labours than the hiappiness .ami the glory of his
• people." • •

141, de Segtir, after having read the decree which
ordered the chising ot,r the session, come down
from the ir!hurie atnidtt acclamations of " Live the'
Emperor."
t •

N. the President then. spoke, with.the view ef'
pointing nut, that it was.. the happy destiny of lite
LegiN.Litive ilf!tty never -In assemble', but • in order to,
associate themselves in the illustrious labour of I lin
Government; or to be able to form a betteriudg-`,,
meat of their wisdom, by seeing their: valuable rest
snits; that the Deputies of the Legislative
'after I);ivng received, through the medium of the.
Orator of the Council of State, the assurances of his
Nl.ljes'y's satklattion, were happy tit-returning to
their homes, to have it in their power to Communi.
ease to their fellow7eitizens only now benefits on
tho part of Government, and•that no other ottlignir
tjon had been imposed upon them this session, nut
thrit of gratitude.

Six copies were ordered to be printed of the
speeches of M. de Sept., and of the President.
M. the President then, in conformity to the D -
cree, declared that the session of tail was terminat-
ed, anti toe Assembly Mkt.