The Sun.
London, England, 1816-03-29 00:00:00

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LONDON.
R cit 29, 1816.

IiaiN.deREGENT, far from suffering by the
fatigue of his journey to town, hat, we are happy
to learn, derived so much benefit from the exer-
cise attending it, that he was much better this
day than c9uhl be expected; and there is every
reason to believe that he wilt be ahie, speedily
enti entirely, to resume tic important ftructions
Of his exalted station.

Trench Papers of Tuesday, received this morn-
ing, scarcely contain one paragraph worthy of

selection.

The German Papers received this morning-nre
filled with speculations respecting new ten itori4l
arrangements on the Continent, to conclude the
matters of this kiwi not determined by the Treaty
of Paris ; but, as it is well observed, it is impossi-
ble to estimate the accuracy of these statements
While /he negociations (kept very secret) are
ending, vt'e shall not detain our Readers further
than to refer to the Extracts under our usual head.

The firFt sitt*Oig of the Committee of the House
of commons on the Depression of Agriculture
took place last night. Many evils were de%T.elt
upon•—few remetlivs, ant} gone of them efficient,
praposeq. We shall derer giving, an opinion till
tile subject has been inure discussed.
,As a farther
relief to the Growers of Barley, the CrlAtiGgl..Loa
of the ui;tt State!, „that in midition to the
repeal of tle Whir Malt Tax, it WO inieuded to
allow it reasonable Drawback of the Duties upon
Beer brewed during the period the Biil fotthat.
purpose was before the House. . ,

era Iris it peculiar feature, and in no
country are these features more prima:tent while
they remain, teltich is generally but for a short
season, than in Euglaud. The present is the eta
of NTITiONINO and Ecosom v. Of old the pri-
vilege of petitioning was only exercised at periods
a critivid WO important nature. T:,e country
felt its light, and stepped in to
now,
or
• rebuke the Government. But truly, it
5110tIld 'item as if the [louse of Commons was in
leading stviugs, incompetent to discuss any Inca.
Sure, or decide on any subject, without the par-
ticular instructions of a Public Meeting. Instead
iif being the Well-informed and deliberative Body
to which the people had entrusted its interests,
tti~itlt a general reliance upon its capacity'; every
imint of business is now treatettas a Mighty emer.
geacy, the proper determination of which can
only be found in 'half a dozen demagogue ha-
tangue.makers, and the-cool anti. ealeulatingreon-
elusions to which their oratory leads a mob of
• licareri. if this be better that) the wisdom
Of Parliament; for fleaven's sake lecits alter our
Constitution, so its to do away with the needless
-appendage of the two lloores, and let the affairi of
the nation be managed by Cdunty, and City, and
Varith Meetings •; let Petitions be 'considered as
legislative Acts strings of Resolutions as the
Code of the Empire ; 'and u spew of dirty hands
isupeatir to the wisdom of instructed beads.
To be More serions, for the matter is one of no
kpoim/on importance, we look upon the present
'OtiOnia Nii!limitig H a gross and imprudent
shnse of a noble ao inVAluable right.. Petitions
*bout the` income Tax are nearly over ; but the
titithrn it becoming habit, and we are to have
the country kept in a state of mischievous agita.
Von MI Over, by new convocations, to elspress the
•_sesist of their movers on the Military Establish.
stews, the Insolvent Debtors, the state of Agri-
culture, the importation of Butter or Cheese, the
Feonomy, and 'the double License Duty.
lieshort, there is nothing ton high nor too low,
tdo difficult nor too trilling, for these busy bodies
and adMirable States Men, 'whcrarc thus-usurping'
all the functions of,Parliatnent.
Of the Ontcry'for'economy ail we
,shall gravely
say is, that'it is, like the Petitib-rage, in great
measore t work of, surrerrogation, The Colin.
-4els which hieu,done to much fin` the Country are
'ileioted at this hour to the task of making every
4,l;3sible retrenchment: Suffer tlieo the work 'to
rticeed, which clamour may spoil, but cannot
ultimate, If Ministers do not do it effectually,
;then it will he hue to tell them they have failed
In (MS last dory, 'after they had reaped such int.
Inortal honour its the discharge of ail Others.