The Sun.
London, England, 1816-10-25 00:00:00

milted ti presume t'4o always Lcicaskg solidity
•,
of the Plibliuerealt• will make we forget the ti„c:-.
cessity of bather ecouonl, *and the duty
on me not to requile frum my .subjegts *Hy sactii..
ticcs but such ,fts are strictly indiguttiiiblc to main
..
tain the honour mid safety of the State:

- " 3t we recollect, High and Nliefty
.11,00 s,
what bus already been diine in ntonrents of the
greatest difficulty to insure the independence of the
country and the uniform action of the Ocivernment,
we are• allowed to hope, that the etiorta, we have
yet to make will lead to an -equally favourable
result.

" Perseverance to attain the objects, frankness
in concerting the means, constant application to
cherish in► all I►e:.rts the seeds of concord, con&
&ice, and brneNuiene.: ; this is what the Belgic
nation expects howl us, nut! titither their King nor
their representatives will deceive so just an xitea-
tation."

The nig ,'having risen after deltvOtig this
discourse, Wit 3 bythe re-iterAted tiqclisma-
tiOlls of the whole Assembly,.

GHENT, Ocr. 18.—On the 12ch of this mon

1500 English cabairy passed under the walls of
Arras, to re air to the graud review by the Duke
of tWeilington.•
Daring all the time that they wire pasting the
gates at the town were shut, the Ipsnrds doubled,
and the winners on the ramparts will) lighted
matches. The passage w►s to continue on the
13th, and following!•, liar, and the Jame measures
of precaution to be taken by ►he French garrison.

In the midst of this Freud► and English dis.
trust, the Russians, those lizabarialaV the Noith,
give lessons of politeness an►l magnanitnitrto the
two most enlightened -nations -of Europe.

Their Generals conflile the towns to the Na-
tional Guard, their Soldiers drink witli the
'and the Cossacks dance and make love tu their

wives !

(This last article stAitctl to be from like Journa
de Gand.)'

DUTCII MAIL.

MUSSELS. OCT. is Serene flightless the
Prince of Waterloo, ou his arrival at St. Omer in
the evening of the l lth, was received withkill the
honours due to his high rank ; the win& Vrench
garrison stood tinder arms; And by an order of
time Minister of War the Field was re.:
ceived in the same wan nrr as a inaralndpf Vsiimec.
The Bishop of Tomo-nay has issned a,pastoral
letter, in which he de*ires stoat Te Drum bitting.
oo the 20th inst. on acopunt of. the victory over
the Aigerines, and also to implore from Heaven
the safe delivery of her Royal Highness the Prin..
eess of Orange, that the wishes of the King and
of his subjects may be fulfilled, the throne of the
Netherlands confirmed, 'and the fear of war and
revolutions, tv4ll which we have 'llon Su many.
years afEicted„..May be more and more removed.

Three vessels from Russia have arriveni in our
canal. They are laden with a great many chests,
containing effects belonging to the Princess of
Orange, and also trio carriages in the Russian
fashion, matte at St. Petersburg!).

The Ministers of Anstria, France, Prussia, ant!
Naples, are arrived here.
ZURICH, OCT. .5 .---The swks Confederatimy
has unanimously acceded to the holy Alliance.
Bat:rags, OCT. 17.—Some detachments of the
English German Legion have landed at Ostcml,lre.
turning to their own country.