The Sun.
London, England, 1816-12-14 00:00:00

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rat.i-s.PAiper!, have( arrived ,to•tday,
titippolePfio 'the late violence- or the Iwta
ther. he other colititientol arrivals ai.c of :little,

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9t the 11inarhitii I'Apers in'ention it its °'
,repor 011 •Chitrige yesterdiqa Abatotgothitionslor
Atilt conshimible 1,03118 were --e.iirryiog oo with
Mertathtile tli,itse In Loivioh, both for the French
urtd Anwrical4 99vcronients. It Odic Iteadcrs
reer:to the L ctrncta from the Journals of Paris
and Nevi York, insetted in Tint SUN I%'itilit, the 11W •I
three'days, they will Ethel` that this is not tt mete.
Money-market rumour, but it fact,nuequigocany
and CirCUIDSt ant ially stated tronc Atnerie a Find
France. `!'se firit wants doliats. to,;openits Na-
tionat Banks, and the second accomiundatiou (us
is stated) to pay its War Contributions.
IYe do not kuow, 'commercially and politically
speaking, hut tbat some pallia-tives
•
forthese tn
easitres, beeanse.t there is no UIIIIIIXO
with good. But on broad iniuoiplOs it dues appear

the specie which is so much wanted to ,:revive
drooping industry at inane. The depression vhieb
such extensive loans must cause in our (intl.:is is
much to be .deprecated. Trade, and Commerce;
and Agriculture, and adventure of every ki ad, either
absolutely wants or would be much improved
by facilities for augmenting capital, which (nein-
ties are all destroyed if you make the holding of
tack, with its public security, the most' pro,
ductive.as well as certain mode of vesting money.
No Man will lend his neighbour at 5 per cent,
(the legal rate) if he can obtain .54 or 0 in the
Funds. Therefore, without going more minutely
into this business, we may. express a hope that
Vatriotism will beat Avarice, and put art end to
these negociations.

The state of the Country is so interesting to all
ranks of the people that we should justly be re-
proachable if we neglected to assure our Readers
that all the accounts of this day are of a satis-
factory nature. No symptoms of disaffection or
disorder had appeared in any part.

A letter front Calais, received this day, states
a strong suspicion that Young WaTSON had ar-
rived in that place. Ii so, he probably went
without a passport, and, in that catc, the vigi-
lance of the I'O would soon lead to his detec-

it is, says our Brighton Correspevident, A cu-
Timis coincidence of popular, notoriety, that Ci-
tizen Hu NT 6110111C1 iiavf figured away in this town
ahOut in years ago as H fashionable character, and
eloped whit the wife .of Major who was.
the eldest daughter of, Cal. ---,
and just aboitt the same period,
,WATsoN lived in
East-street, as a professional person au medicine,
and that his son, whose discovery is now so much
sought after, was born here; TQWNSEND and
SAYER are both keeping a good plant that he shall
not escape in this dir,:etion,

-Letters frbrn thel3le of France, under date the
31st of Aueuseand c9tlt :.'eptenifice state th,it
the colonial schooner (instil:suet: Lout been seized
by his Majesty's ship Tyne, Capt. Cueu,tx, with,
64 Africaus on board, The naval squadron have:
been sincerely active in repressing this loeg-con-
tinned outrage on humanity and British law.—
The slum of war Mosquito Was, ertlisitlg betteeeti
the and 1111 !agasear ; Ond the frigate
Orontes had 'fitted `Ont tier boats to iittercept the
chasse-maties debarking in the various creeks,—
The Frew:ft authorities' for Pondicherry had ar-
rived at Port Louis on the 17th of August last
The expedition had not. returned front Madagas,
car ; but the latest accounts thence are reported:
to convey intelligence that it altogether tailed In
it:rdjecf, the Native Chieftains refusing to enter
into any negociatioe with the British Commis--
'sinner, Lieutenant Li SAGE, notch less 'deliver up
:the agents in the lute Massacre at the settlement
of-Port Farquhar. •
'Private Letters front
.Pariti seem to Confirm the
'report that the L‘iyal 'Population of La Vend&
are'Anlignant with the' present Administration of
their CountrS. Proclamations arc even published,
as loving keen: • issued by the -Veetleans and .the
Public Anthoritie3. M. de MAYNARD, otti (if the
Velidetin:Chittir, 'says this rumour, Lately posted a
Peoelaination in the Contimilie of Sullertaine, in
whieb,atter reprobating the present French Mini-
stry, he alludes to, a 'costes', which the Veudeaus
erteexpeeted to begin, hi the name of The KING.
•Pi elect of La Vendee has replied to this, in
u'hoelamation tending to tramptillize the minds
-nf the people, and M. ale MAYNARO halt been stun-,
mimed to Paris to answer for Isis conduct.
Titestirty another Cabinet Council was held at
the:Foreign-Office, al-12 o'clock,- being the third
:since Saturday.' Among the Members of the Ca-
birieepreseet were the Earl. of Hsettowev, WEST:
-,rorh.AND,llAvattroot.:, Rod BATHURST,' Viscount
'CAsTCß'itEtiGif;'&c. The Council did not break or
till near kitty • , ,
A letterweeireceived yesterday at each, of the
Police Oakes, from the Secretary of State, re-
commendingi by Way of preeautiou, in ease-of any
further attempt to disturb the public peace by
-elots; that notice be given to the different gon-
sinitirs;'sword cutlers, pawnbrokers, *animate's,
,andotbersv who have-large quantnies of arms
iu
,theituoistosion, to deposit the same-in:the Tower,
:where:theyewill:be kept sefe for thee!, and deli-
vered out to them as required. It will:apeeer by
our report frtim Uniou iliac this reuumtheu-
dation :has already been acted upon. •
It is I.ld that another daughter of the Emperor
of AUSTRIA. Will 110011 he- married. She is in her
Leith year, and extremely handsome. The destin-
ed husband is said to he the eldest sot, of Prince
MAXIMILIAN of Saxtmy, and presumptive beii-,to
the Throne of that. kingdom.
The Duchess-of IVfmtANOToN has returned front
tunihrtlYeand is at house in Ilamilton,place.
.By itecounts.from Hamburgh of the 3d of De-
cember;:welearn,- tbaeln consequence of the re-
tern of mild weather, the Lower I'ilbe was then
ftere-of Weil:anti the shcps at Cuxhaven would be
ettabled'tO get . •
Thu whole of the diseiehollied- Stei', of- Non-
e.Ornmissioned Officers. of the two regiments of
London- Militia have been on permanent duty since
ilce:riptson Monday, 'the 2d inst Ant, furnishing
.trout; guards at ail the principal prisons to
themeteopolis; and theseprecautionviry
it is expected, will mint-be discontinned until:after
the, meeting :of Parliamem.
The Loan CIIANCLLLOR has decreed, that .a
Rule of Sequestraiiim, -.Nisi, berved et the house
of Lord ItucTeve:,an Stanhope-street, Mayfair,
shall be:a good service (hail; hi* Lurttsiiip!ii
settee in .trance, - -