The Sun. — 1808-11-10 (London, England)

UAL- according to the evidence adduced at that ttial, and the Court granted a rule Nisi. in a case of capture., w here the question was, whether a port of the lonian Republic, pending a  ing of his Majesty?' Justices of the Peace for the Home Division, held at the Old Castle, Canterbury, yesterday he n 1 gh , Edward Browne, of the parish of Herne, was Lnvicted in the penalty of' ios. for riding on the rods of his waggon, contrary to law.:  It may not be amiss now to refresh the memory of Napoleon, ,who, at best, appears to have lost the exercise (teller 'enterpecida) or possession of this noble faculty. Dots he not recoiled, that, by, the unjust . and fatal peace of Basle, and the still worse' Reit), of San Ildefonso (which we may well eternally curse), France was enabled to emerge' froM her difficulties ? Does he not remember, that when our late besotted anddespotie Goyernment of his' worthy colleague Gedoy signed, thOsedeafb-Warrants, the numerous artny employed against us was split into two divisions, the, one proceeding to crush the Royal ists in La Vendee, and the other to the Alps.? That he then immediately after began his. Career of gene ral disturbance, and France that of her brilliant con;. quests ? That otherwise his name would have only shone in the revolutionary annalS of Paris; and now niust, after his exploits here, tind a similar place in impartial and true history ? DOes heatted to forget :the immense,, pecuniary resources (not to mention, other kind of assistance) derived` to,France for upwards of a century, from a very useful friend and dangerous enemy (f), as he now chooses to style us, and more profusely so dUring his golden age ? • But it seems., in return, allowable to cover the land with bloodshed and desolation, What a monster in human shape ! Who has become the true victim of "such conduct ? The unhappy nation that the minion GOdoy and the traitors about Joseph (2), after haVin::.daStardly,. or for ambitious" or venal purposes, sold themselves to a foreign tyrannic yoke, and unmercifully oppressed us in their turn, hive betrayed to Misery and slaughter. However, the day is hicki,lycome when wp will no longer suffer with linennity, aild'having supplanted, on the hateful ruins of their misrule, a Government composed of the ablest and most patriotic distinguished individual's in. the realm, will joyfully perish in maintaining it, and ovenging our • legitimate Sovereign. We likewise hope, in the blessings of the Almighty, to be able to teach our scoffing implacable enemy the way to descend from the height (which, together with the consuming desire of monopolising the golden eggs, he is boyishly attempting -to kill the goose for, forms the true exordium of Champagny's Expose—their writings always requiring a decyphering key) they had so graciously, at our expellee, prepared for blip, and consign them to everlasting shame and remorse, and the bitterness' of the last moments'of guilt (in case of ill success) flitted away in some obscure nook, accompanied with the heaviest imprecations of their meek and unotfending country ; they have injured, and injure yond ,forgienesa or redeption on their part, alter having too long sported with its feeling and destiny. The war is now really going to begin, and nuinerous hordes of marauders are preparing to inundate this peninsula, since the Northern Powers do not seem as yet to awake from their torpid lethargy, and hearken to durable interest and sound reason ; and as the work of an illustrious predecessor, Louis must be re-established (3), murderous battles 'will be fought, won or lost, and we may suffer grievously at the beginning. Much blood' will be spilt ; but, as it is an uyvoidable evil, whoever, in this sacred cause, expresses open regret, should be considered either a dangerous madman or a secret enemy, and be put out of the way, lest his pernicicy,s example diffuse: The invaders may penetrate far and wide into the interior, hut never fear or deipair while our unanimity continues unitnpai'red, and necessity ill  LONDON: Printed by it t CHAR ik of No. 4, Mufti ctt-court,, Low strret; R IS, - and yub:ishel WI. Li •u A E