The Sun.
London, England, 1818-12-05 00:00:00

PRIVATE AND AUTHENTIC CORRESPONDENCIA

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PAars, Nov. 30.—The Chambers open it
10th proximo, and to them the attention 0' ail
parties arc naturally directed ; the opening SPeein
of his Majesty will be most gratifying, be °lie
have but to pronounce the reward of virtue)
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liberation of the French Territory, as tbellailir!g
consequence of her good political faith. Ills
Majesty and the Ministers, who have secondedb
glorious efforts to secure tranquillity, and lay the
.
j bases of the eation's prosperity, in the evacuaritio
of France, may behold the noble rneed of !beg
labours. They must now find themselves on '.lll
ground, and able to treat with sovereign contempt
all the silly efforts of the ridiculous Ultra PariY;
there is no necessity for '° pounding it in $
mortar ;" it would call prosecution persecurinn'
and strengthen itself thereby. We have seen b°ll
a large dog serves the yelping cur which, snails:
t.
his heels ; such, and such treatment only, do l'e
Ultras merit ; let them gain causes by perjurej
Judges ; let them choak the avenues of Justice; let-
them go their lengths, give them but r", 06
enough, they will .hang themselves. Sensible
that such will be the result, we.attach but lilt
le
real importance at present to the liberati°o
of CANI72I. and his associates. We had, inile4dv
rather have seen them expiate the "
eIN
ven executions " of Lyons, for which IVI. Carj;
TURE, the worthy defender of the CAtiosof
the ST. MORYSBS (par mobile fratra rn), says'
France weeps with one eye, she may conso/eller-
self with the other! ! !" But as Courts anclidgei
can be found to acquit these virtuous persorOgeld'
we respect too much la chase jugee to ail%
against the sentence, and wait with conficleafb
the approaching moment, when they
like a shadow.
The Stocks do not fall, as was predicted; afteri
the first panic the danger vanishes : bur t-.
French are all fire or all ice, ail hope or oil fel:r00
ts
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the sauce qui peat made their defeat at iirtiler'-
much more terrible, and the Stocks falling
be
they expected their rise, gave such a shock, th.st:
e twithout examining the cause, they all rush
the market, and created the disaster i"

dreaded.
By letters received in Norfolk, from G.-- 01
though of old dates, it seems the AmericauC°l
tie°
there is very anxious to know the deterffl—sa
sf
of Spain respecting the cession of the Fl°l4"
su"
the letters state, we have bad two.Spanisr-1 erk
at Ceuta, who were captured in an Arnelicsll.ool
vateer, while at the same time the Atoergot4
taken in the said vessel were spared, and tr
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with great indulgence. This has caused Pe ore,
great disturbance, and it is feared will canoe °
There is great shyness with our squadron
shore.

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(From the Charleston Paper of the id of Yov—
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of
INCREASE OF COMMERCE.—Since the °toe'
October, 1817, to the 34th of September, 56.0,,
nab has exported articles, grown in South Ctiosr
lina and Georgia, to the amount of 14.18,41.00
dollars 19 cents. Great as the sum niaY g'Prois,
ten years will not elapse, or we are Enact' -
,400"
taken, ere the yearly reports of Darien 5118"

if not exceed it.
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THE QtYElm's WILL. Thursday rni.ldio°
about eleven o'clock, General TAYLOR, ftliceile
patching Mr. MATES, the first of the dailY thjpd'T
Messengers, to town with letters, left the el°
Lodge, Windsor, and proceeded to the c',,5',108
meet sortie tradesmen, for the valuation of
QUEEN'S private property, previous to biergoog
being proved. We understand that Lora ::rit
and General TAYLOR are two of the execn',-0 on
The PRINCE REGENT returned to Osivind;
Thursday evening, about six o'clock, from
tike or
sor. He Royal Highness occupied the D
CUMBERLAND'S apartments in ‘Viralsor sier
during his stay titer. His Roy!! Hieing-7
Cabin
there on W,s' ,esday
Yesterday, ,:oon after two o'clock, iictotes
Council was bud at the Lord Chanceilorgdo
in Piccadilly, wt.ieli was attended by, bes`9ol
Lordship, the Eari of LIVERPOOL, the
‘,O,
HARROWEY, the Earl of WEsTtuonLt—raiptito
BATHURST, the CHANCLLLOR of the Egc°'s SA('
Viscount SIDMOUTH,
CANNING, &C. The Cabinet Ministers con
in deliberation a considerable time. fulio
Sir ISAAC HEARD, Garter King at Argo, Et b¢l
his 88th year on the 10th of next monln* morn
been his melancholy duty to attend the ropilif
ceremonials of six members of our Rolainoottli'
viz. (according to their generations)--61-1,00)
l'ennEnicK Prince of Wales, Queen Colliwolch
Princess AMELIA, Princess CHARLOTTB rho
and her Royal ileanfant. fronliar
We regret to rn, by letters receive" bigt
Cape of Good Hope, dated October 3, toe, 11
l 0
BURKEIARD, an enterprising traveller, AfriC9
prosecuted his inquiries in the interior 0'
tool t)
under the name of Sutat.K-IBRA.Hhg,
0e
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Cairo, of dysentery. e-„
ANOTHER ALARMING Fing.---Betcve hie br
er,
and one o'clock yesterday morning a
rge niorighe
out at the house of Mr Pearse, d
the
No. 83, Ratcliffe Highway, which
fi
fi
premises, hut was prevented spreadinb
the timely arrival of engines and g°',vere rj.°,o:)
of water. We 'are happy to say nail"' r. • d
It is supposed to have origili
taking a candle into the cellar, Which
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quantity of saw-dust. ated bY
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