The Sun.
London, England, 1816-02-07 00:00:00

the right Wing of the Grand Ariq, consist of
65,000 raeni.eit..: 30,000 English, 20,000 16.151_
sians, and Dillies, Saxons, antl liatiOveriurts, 5000
each, The positions are so chosen, that the Mlle&
can at all times cut off the fortresScs which still
Itavelsteneh garrisons from all communication
with the interior.

The provisions necessary for tifestippo'rt of the
Allied troops are brought daily, at the expence
of the French Goverenment, in waggons from
those provinces that have suffet•ed the least.
Many inhabitants of Conde have been arrested,
and conducted to Paris, to be examined in the
trial of General liennaire, on' account of the mur-
der of Col. Gordon, whichis still involved in much
obscurity.
BRUSSELS, J,►x. 31.—1 t is said that the Duke
of Wellington will inspect the positions of the
Allied Army ; he is accordingly expected at Va-
lanciennes before be proceeds to embark at Calais...
The Duke's departure has been delayed by cir-
cumstances which no longer exist.
All will soon be settled in a regular manner up-
on the frontiers, and the Generals of the Allied
Armies hare given the strictest orders to protect
the reciprocal intercourse and Commerce.
N few days since arrived here -a most valuable
transport of books, paintings, and prints, taken
away by the French in the year 1795.
LEYDEN', Fri. I.—Letters from Paris of a late
date say that the arrests continue, but tin the
reports of fresh conspiracies are without founda-
tion. It is true that the Police has discovered
Louse in the street de l'Echelle, where Officers of

different ranks and other persons. held nightly

meetings ; that the house was surrounded, and
' all those who were found in it were taken and

pui under confinement ; and it is certainly this ex-

Itetlition, which was conducted with much ad-
dress by the Prefect or Police, that has served the

evil-disposed to spread the report of a fresh con•
spiracy directed against the Royal Family,

the Editor of the Rhenish Mercury announces,
in it circular letter, that his paper has wholly
ceased by the Kluges order."

A Supplement to the Gazette of Tuesday was.
ltmhHaled this morning, containing a 'variety of
'Official Documents, all of which have been al-
keady before the Public.

Tait WEATHER.—Much has, been said of the
tuutability of our climate, but perhaps the 'truth
of Ole charge was never so obvious as the last
week has made it. Friday last was clear hard frost ;
skating in everyri'verand pond : &nudity., thorough
thaw ; to the kneel in mod in every. street anti
soail : Sunday, rain alt day : Monday, a det6e
mist, and slight. frost in the inornin4 Tuesday,
rain with a variety of hal) from morning till night :
'Wednesday, half ,a foot deep in snow, and the
'white flakes s ill falling as if the same kind of
*weather would actually last beyond the twenty-
Lux' Louts!,

rt is reported that Admiral Sir RICHARD KING
IGSoCireerd the late Sir G&011GE BURLToN 01) the
iiust Nth& station.
Sir Jottir COLPOYS will be male Governor of
Greenwich► Hospital., in the room of the late Vis-
count 'loon t and Sir TttostAs B. TIIOWPSON,
to&I his leg at Copenhagen under• Lord Net.•
to s►►veecil to the sititatito of Treasurer of
that Institution, in the room of Sir Jon N CoLroYs.
Sir Tons. THOMSON;Comptroller of the Navy,
it mentioned .as the successor of Sir Joust Cot.-
keys as 't'►easurer of Greenwich jlospital..

Its consequence of the death of Admiral Sir Gito.:
tz uLT , the command of Elm ships in India has
agaiudevolved on Captain G. SAYLiii, of the Leda
frigate,the same as on the demise of the late Sir
EAMLIRL HOOD.
Tote Court of Directors of the East India Com-
rut* have acceded to the wishes of the Silk
"Yers t. and the Sales are in future to he quarter- -
hr instead of half yearly.
The last India Company save a pension Of
...5001. per ann. by the decease of Lord.BUCKING-
IIANIbiWiIt. The new Eatl was only last week
141411 e Opal) of Windsor.
A letter.from Captain 14.1iVrELLYNT. Btsoor., of
0
4' oip. Radnor, belonging to limowe, Davtp-
4°"-ood Co. states the loss of that. vessel by file,
,
Staigor Roads, :on the 3d of September.
:ilsequence of this unfortunate accident, Mr.
'Lill'. the Chief Officer, and twenty of the crew
Perislie4.--(Madras
The union rock, which is hoisted at Greenwich
41"-lital, is loweretliptlf down the mut, in con-
etl,Clee of the decease of the late Governor.
We ate t.,',4ocertied to observe, by the Mauritius
Ilmefte, •that the ihori3O,4u riging that Waits('ll
l',,Nxeuted the Ball in honour of the I-1 4th of his
Al'jc4.l4l Highness the Panics 140F.NT taking place
.1 the 12th of August. Latest accounts received
,tri the Friendship inention that the deaths had
I,,lll,lexably decreased, and the. entertainment al-
to was fixed ten the Ist September.
1.1," 11. Damn Ea is succeeded by Mr. 110I.ROYD.
IS,llllQlmAtilICIlt Wars a,tßciiilly ColllllllllliCiaed U.)
, yesterday morning.
r4d LASIUNit lois mitten out sixteen hawkers
itte‘"l es for his savants, who aI.C" en'lliqed
iat
Lut‘;‘,i"g brOOIUS 41)0411 It is said that his
clears two thuasund per annum by the
tro on his estate.
rekt,u.ivaxr•Gstiows TaIEATRE.-111r. YOUNG
bp-
itt the 'Stranger last night for the first time•
sil►re tai* Occitlent.oinil wus receive:l with the roust
g testimonies of public estimation. We
-The plea. tof that his organs and
rowcr,..
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OttIGINAL ,POETRY.

INIPROMTU

On Vic Pariaan Bilks wearing Ern-rittg.T in 114

. MILK PAILS !
The Milk Maid of England, with pail in her hand, •
Is sure from the Shepherd respect to commaistl,
On her cheeks Nature's bloom as he traces :
With pails in their ears Mfrs of Paris, Versailles,
Want nothing at night but some mops to their pails,
The deep rouge to Wash tlean off their faces
New Inn, Feb. 6, 1816. TARTAR.

'ODE TO FACTION.
Hence to thy dark abode again, -
Faction, foulest fiend of men
Wh:tt ghastly furies mark'd thy.hateti birth:
Madness, Iteeeng2;and fell Despair,
Gloothy Discontent was there
"De this imp," they cried, " to scourge the,subject earib."
known by thy frenz-rolling eye, • '
Lulled with the arch-fiend Blasphernr;
Known by the maniac crew that thronithy side :
Before thee rush the Dogs of War,
lupine stallo'behind thy car,
Aud Desolation spreads her rniu wide.

Yet oft, each ,horrid yell between,
The placid eye, the look serene,
stays to catch the young, unwary breast;
The purpose dark, the infectious guile,
Crouch'd beneath the specinus smile,
And la! the daggers paint beneath thy blood staln'd rest.

livnce, join thy Gallia's panting, throng.;
Thht raise the democratic song,
Waring their red caps, bmige of Liberty.
Go ! ;Icier desert their glorious cause;
Vor thee, they burst all Nature's laws ;
For thee—degen'ratc race, insulted 'Majesty.

Yes, we have watcled thce hoe'riog o'er
Britain's sea-encircled shore,
And brooding once upmithe main helm:
But know, th' undaunted Lion's p'.w'r
Collected stands, in danger's hour,,
Prepared to spring upon his `secret foe.

Know that her tutelary God
Vindictive stands, with iron rod,
And liare his red right arum un fiends like thee,
And holds Itellition's golden shield,
To which each pow'r appall'd must yi
. To save from thy dread grasp, the isle of LIBERTY.
Wanhant -Obey, Feb. 3, 1816. ,