The Sun.
London, England, 1816-02-21 00:00:00

Goctintnent established In, this country.. In re-
ference to what hail been said of the conduct cif
the present National Assemblies in 'France, he ob-
aerved, that if they shotad. unfortunately retrace
Ithe steps of the Revolutionary Government. with
wpect to the national prolicity,Which had been
'taken from its former prOpietors, he should con-
'Sider them- the bitterest enemies, not may of their
own Xing„ but of the general peace of Europe.
"ibis, how-ever, he was confident would 'be in op-
position to the seatinients of the great mass of
'the people, and these he believed to be suffi.
piettly well ritpresented taxuarti effectually against
'such an event. Now,-with respect to the dam-
,gers which it was apprehended might result to
this country from-the force to be kept under the
peeseunt Treaty, he considered -them to be very re-
'Mote, and coutil not persuade himself they were
viewed with 'serious alarm by, the Right Hon.
43entleman opposite, who hail thought it his duty
'to object to the present arrangement.. He thonglit
the precautionary measures aatnptçd'wish respect
-4 to France necessary, and thmtgbttit. batter that
'these should be carried into effect by English
'troops than 'by'a foreign army. In the present
irate of the world, he did not think it could be
liehi to he gt all consistent with policy to break tip
.at once that admirable Army which had so greatly
,distinguished itself, before it was well ascertained
that we could tlir without, it. Remembering the
great -efforts which it had cost the country to
create that Army, he had thought it would be well
that those who had fought at Waterloo should be
kept together in France (at the expence of that
'country), till the danger was gone by ; and Ire
really thought their countrymen at home would
not suspect their liberties were threatened in
'peace by the existence of that body of men who
'had terred them so .gloriously in war—(Hear,
leer, hear !)
Sir C. .111Ortnit wished, as the conduct of the
Whigs of former times had_beett. brought under
the consideration of the lions'e,"lllsulitnit to them
-a comparative' statement (t'Ourse.which had
been-Jr:waned by former 'Tories.—'he Honour-
able Member was here inteirmii p
ed by cries of
question, and the impatience of the House to di.
‘fifie became extreme.)
Housetben divided, when the nun 1 t nms were,
Far the Aruentitnent
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godverity *moo, of Lisa Orisissal

The House adjourned at Four o'clock this
:quoting.

FRENCH PAPERS.

PARIS, F 215. 15..-The lastneerverom PreOen
import, that M. Fouche, 'hiving sent, ...on
the 22(164-January, his letters of recAl to the Kink
,of Saxony, expreoed the desire to remain for
some time, at Dresden, and to pass. the 6tie season.
in the country, where ho proposes to compile a
Itit;tory of his political life, M. Maret, on. his
part, is alto .preparing memoirs. IVhaterer may
be atineby tiierle refugee Writers, it is in the Mo-
. *Wear that posterity will read their history. As
to Contemporaries, they are not Itchy t o lose the
vememberanec of them.; all memoirs are here
ottpertittOttS.
Esti. 17.—General Maransin has bran arrested
in the department of the Upper Pyretieges--
Speeittl Court, charged . tcitlr the trial of
Rear-Admiral Linois and General Boyer, will .meet
on the 29th February.
The Prefect of CAlvarins has published at 'Caen
islet:ter from M. de. Vanblanc. Minister of the
textor, to:the following effect

" 7 Teccived the letter Which you wrot. tb., 41v ineloiting
the rvyly Nod. 1114iii•Colisistotv of I.4rVicti)lt to the ntiwii vv.
fropi the PrOtetttiott '44444 of Leml(nt„,-: I Nae recop,ttiir.l
with itle+iore in tkii totawer ta immtintents
which attititatt. all rienettme, of thirriiitegtont-conttouniao.
too Jepcna on tilts protiectAto atf tAto,king- tell the
Coloo4totY,:lst t, tie s4nit' thotvioysertain,l,nowle•ltte,
the pertono who hae folioed** sootm 'gale
tuthrow c6ifrOpOOtitnce itito Friiricik;etavy little deflit or
confide/No in their melt coantry.; thoyare theto jgfltyr CNOi"
dered as beloqing tp a',poly of jticoltinotroarntlys of repot
oral of ova), voreleownt the spiiitais Of Parhatoont
to opettivrM farei*b y►tr tip„
Alt the private lett6ks.fiestit Bavaria, agree in
stating, that the differences between that. country
and Autteria are 'terminated, that the Anttrians
occopt the country oftttl;bont►g,-tlte'iuvicr-
td, a►nd
.Ueoghtotsgaden,
,and Ahat Milfarha still be
tin the left hank.of the itttu
lite reports on the Budget are to be made in
the 'course of next week. Al. Corbicre k charged
ith the general „report, M. Morg:.tti de Jiclloy the
report on. the Custotns, and ALTiadllant the re-
'port on the indireet taxes.- "12
The Vith, the Veterans whOsitil replaced 'the
ratglish on the heights of MOnitintirtre, set, out Ihr
. Denis. Montmartre is no fOtiger' Occupied by
aliy troops. • '
kis' thought that General Drouet and General
Debelle will be tried before 'the cud of the 'month...
They write from Clermont and DU Puy, that
some of the individuals comprised in the Ordon-
pande.of 'July 24, have appeared intim neiglibour-'
iii departments, and are pursued;
The Prefeee of La Haute Marne addresied,on
the Bth, a circular to the mayors in that depart'.
detests to Iteareh for Generals Lefebvre Desnouettn,
Mouton, Dovernet, and Pressinet. 10,000
franei reward is otie`red for the apprehension of
Le felt v reDesttaaettes, and proportionable rewards
for the others.
The pollee of Basile daily gets rid.of the. am-
elates of JMurat, by delivering,to•them passports
for which they did .not- ask.
the early part of this Montipsome arrests
tooklplacc at Bourdeaux. A wrong .otbers is, men-,
tinned that of M; l'orcade, ittlj thictuebthe Mayor,
during the usurpation. .
The Government of L'Orient is given to AL de
in Bourtlonnlye.
Plin• 7..--,Two foreigners of distinction
have been arrested here' on the requisition of the,
French Minister, whose names are kept. secret,
but they are generally:believed to he accomplices
it. projects tending 'to -Overtbro* order and tran-
quillity in France.
Roam, JAN. 25.—1 t is said that the. frinee
Regent of England has requested two Cardinal
fiats for the Bishops ofireland, most dist inguished
for their learning and virtue.
The French Fnnds were on thelgtb,- at 611 ;
03 th„; 14th at 621 ; on the 15tIt etl62l=; and 04
ti,Cillt, AL 62 3-1 Othci • • "
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