The Sun.
London, England, 1816-01-25 00:00:00

We • are sorry to find that the loraltit of his
Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT is riot so
fully restored as to render it' advisable for him to
travel to town, for the purpose of opetring the
Session of Parliament ill person. 'Never had Bri-
tish .Prince a finer , occasion to 'congratulate leis
Peers and Couttooneri on the glorious issue of
War, and the fitir prospects of Peace, It would,
indeed, have ht,t'a gratifying to hoe heard
such sentiments as the §pctch must breathe, deli.'
vered in the ; dignified mono. so' .pcm;lia; to
his lloygl Iliglinvss, and the high political estate
cif otirNittite Laud, pictnred front his lips, whose
firm, consistent, and. manly government, has so
greatly contributed to th,: cuosummativn of our
national Weal.

IVe ontlerstand, however, that the Nobility in
,
the -suite of his Royal INlstiess,
counter-ordered the reparation for their,
return to town, and, it is not expected that the
Court will leave , „Arightott fur teu days to count.

Two Hainbnrgh Mails arrived sine's citti, last.
The papers contain very little news. The new,
Governor or Poland published a-,proclamation on
the Ist instant, announcing the, counuencentent
'of his administratiOn.
,artielefrornlianuver
litates, that the Prussian Government had forbid-
den the further publientiollof the Rhenish gercury,
but it KCBS to be an erroneous report.•

Under the title of " Proofs of the Conspiracy,c'
. .
we have elsewhere noticed Monte curiotii !west-1111P*
tive eireinustancei, which stein to iolen!ify. the
Morning Chnotiele Correspornients with the',Piot-
ters of Paris. It is -no matter whether they tire to
an individual the SaltlC,or only congenial souls em-
barked in the sante 'patriotic atu.lhonoutable cause
•—to cduntuidtc tlitir country by their writings, a-1W

t' diit tAir country dee‘is. the Jotir;
intiticStii',lt 'is notoriously ehough the orgln
15,40 pers-ons—,4.oa Wart;ti tbeg woe
sin thing but Britons stud has this,,:day putlished
chase pf the wenkest.ulo hhnst incregitilP
tlint •was ever produced to prop a had itri;uptent,
%Vitt' respect to the rough' draft of theilteperv;
tittiThittesl tti 114A2,0 Di -BO ncito, but dis'plealol
among Sir R. WILSON'S papers, it tells tistYt'at
Sir. Ron CRT " heat hig of the paper in a public
company, begged to have a copy, which wh3
hastily made out by different hands—one of which
ii that of the fieutleman himself (the Correspon.
dent of a geWspaper), and this hasty sketch i$
thC identical copy fOund among Sir itottruT's
pers."

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A more perplexed, evidently untrue, and
colons story Orin this -the Public will, .we
imagine, agree with us in th!nking was
never attempted to be palmed upon cont 7!
moo sense. What Sir Ron Err so anxious
to get a Copy of a Document which was circulat-
ed anti accredited all over Paris To get halt .a
dozen of men to copy scraps of this rare prottue-•
lion, and keep this contribution, of many fathers
as a valuable curiosity even after the faith-
ful colutuns of the Morning Chronicle hod pre-
sented the authentic Report to the world ! Was
ever any thing so preposterous—so : that
this identical scribbled sheet, corrected all over
just as if it had been an original inStead of a mere
copy,• should he preserved in the bureau of 4.per.
son so strongly suspected as Sir 110111{ItT WILSON
of meddling more with French: politics,that either
he or any other Foreigner had any business to do.
Oh ! lame and impotent conclusion ! It will
require a few more forgeries to sustain this mi-
serable piece of equivocation.

There is no doubt but that all the stories titour
Alartnistsabnut the'return ur foreign troops td-
%anis Paris, the renewal of fortifications on Mont-
martre, &c. twe'gross exaggerations. 'There is a
letter of the 19th instant, trim an English 'lien!.
Tiernan at Paris, who was then on the point of
gaming the Capital. Ile begs,his friends nut to.
imagine that his depart •re was.hastencl by any of
those rumours of plots, conv.piracics, anti exido•
siotis which arc: revlarly transmitted from the
Jacobin-alarmists Of France to their
,journalist in,
Ertl;land. Such rumours, says he, have been part
of the regular " ways itifd means" of the Faction
ever sinee.FrAllee was reatoreAllo the, wholoottlt
regimen of tx lawful Government. •"So-fitr.froni
partielpOtim4
._etty.of theler C hit() rkS at•
sent, I really think Paris more than usually trot),
. Guilt alone is f.:atittl, „The klccninitlices,
the retainers and satellites of- crime assume an air
of ‘tild..,.disorder, and look unutterable despair—
hat ask then :on what account, ant) they ore
whuliy unable to invent a plausible grOttnd for
their tears.

huvb reason to believe, that the accounts of
various Englislniten of rani, having been permitted
,to visit Si[_ 11.0BP.RT NVir.soN in confinement are
incorrect. .Some applications were niade,to
French Police fmr such permission,' bitt they were:
retnicd., Mr. Mu CE, far from answering indit6''''
(meetly,as bus been insinuated, relatively ta ilia,
circumstances Of. LAVALETTELS escape, positively
refused to itUiWer- nt nii,

,In our last pap will be found a very important
Trial oil • the
.titestion of Combindlions aniuug
Workmen. 'titer; is not perhaps.a point of Ala
vital interest to the prosperity. of. the eoiitaas'
.that which is involved in the existence of ,thAe.
lawless- aSsociathatis They 'strike at the root
of our commerce, 'and they: threaten the safety
of the • state. It is unknown to what peril-
-0111 extentthey: are carried ; and it is afflict-
ing to know this 'much of them, that while at
Shirlds they broke out into open resistance of the
laws—in most manufacturing districts they lord,
it over their employers, 'fix their own Wages, and
carry every thing with the high hand of usurped
authority, The Apprentice Bill, for which the public
owe 'qr. Seijeaut Oasr,ow a statue of gold, has
given a grand blow to these combinations, but it
must be followed up, and the hydra destroyed by
vigoroas and unsparing stabs, or it will ettin tb6
trade, and comproinise the internal tr,ovillity
of the British Empire.
We shall feel. it our duty to return to this
subject.

• Bat otrroN, JAN. 24.—The report or Dr. Ttati-
HEY this morning., respecting • the PAINCE. !Ik-
ons:l°s complaint of the gout, is extremely satis-
factory, his itoyal Highness being likely speedily
to get rid of that -troublesome coinpanion. It is
certain, ,however, that the REGRNT-Will 110 t be
able to, open theensuing Sessions of Parliament
iti person,

WINDI9II. JAN: £4.—On account of the tiki4
state of the.iveather, the RoYAt. FAMILY have
left the Castle for the,g two clays past. Princess
SorntA is recovering from her late severeloacks
of the spa,snis io her ; her Royal fligh-
tless, however; is note yet well enough to hate.
her primte apartnients.