The Sun. — 1818-07-24 (London, England)

XVIII. having quitted Hartwell, in Wickingbamshire, and been most superbly received Lv the Prince Regent, between whoin mutual. nouts were granted, left London for Dover, and sailed froni thence to Calais in the way to his throne, which had been usurped and polluted by murderers and robbers for more than twt nty years. He arrived in Paris on the 26th, and on the 24th Lord Castlereagh had signed a Convention with the Ptovisional Government there, for  an immediate cessation of hostilities by sea and land. Lord Wellington did the same in the South with Soult and Suchett, after taking Toulouse, and fighting two battles before they knew of the downfall, which ended the wicked and ambitious warfare of Ft ench blood-thirsty usurpers, after the most atrocious struggle on their parts ever known in modern history. From this glorious period, apparent tranquillity seemed to prevail, and the FrenCh Government was subsiding into an amended and legitimate form, under the regular succession of a mild and a merciful Prince, when, to the amazement of Europe, after an interval of about ten months from the banishment of Buonaparte o Elba, he, on the Ist Marcb;•lBls, left that island and landed in force at Frejus, and 'itiv'aded the South of France, which with little interruption he penetrated to the capital; from whence the King retired to Ghent, in Austrian Flanders.. This invasion, which was .countenanced by the military and rabble, brought. forth an animated State Paper, dated at Vienna, declaring Buonaparte an invader, a traitor, and an outlaw; and that the. Sovereigns of Europe would unite. and exert all their force against titn,.liir the pnrvoseof a•-genei:ul repose, but, as thelyiends'of.france,hold no commerce with I.)int., On the 18th June, having left Paris, and headed ,his,army the northern frontiers, he attacked the Prussians at Waterloo, in the Netherlands, which ikeOnght Prince Blucher anti the Duke of Wellington into the field against him, and-they destroyed half his .army,-dispersed the rest, and .he tan away to ,Paris, where his total defeat-, and the high displeasure of the Senate, forced him again to abdicate his usurpation. Foreseeing his danger, the capital being surrounded by a most formidable army, which had driven him to its walls, he sought shelter from their provoked vengeance in flight to the western coast of France, Where, blockaded by the English, and unable to cs'cape for Anicrica, according to his intention, lie surrendered ,to Capt. Maitland, of the ship Bellerophon, who brought him to Plymouth, from which he was removed into the Northumberland, and on August the Gth or 7th, sailed for the island of Saint Helena, where on the 17th October he safely arrived, a prisoner of state for the remainder of his life, unpitied by the lovers of virtue, peace, and humanity, and only lamented by the vicious and ignorant.  Thus ingloriously ended the wild and frantic pursuit of an upstart Adventurer, who aiming to be Emperor of the world, after the manner of a Don Quixotic, has obtained from the British Government, in its mercy for the labours of this Sancho Panza, a smart- spot in the small island of St. lielena, instead of Barataria, where the sooner his body ocettpie six feet by three of its earth, the sooner will he be relieved from the horrors of reflection, and the world be released of a man in whose character are mixed up ail the ingredients of sin, CIVIL, POLITICAL, and