The Sun. — 1815-02-13 (London, England)

DICE -6(I.SI.IM•AIIDCAT ?  LONDON, MONIMY, FE 13R1-I,4Ry 13, 1815.  Vire have French Papers to the lOth, Brass Papers to the 9th, and Hamburgh and 110$-11 ce Papers to. a recent date. The mass of MN:1140 they contain is important, for the Political hires,Of Europe begin to be now so distioct`it marked.by the acts of the several Powers, we are no longer so uncertain of their 1;0- rip outline- as we have hitherto been.—lu RAY' a particular, affairs have taken a decided tern, '3ll MuitAT, probably relying on the conimotious the Northern parts of the country, has advance_ hostilely into the Papal territories; so far, it " said, as even to have reed Rome.` But the most certain guide we have to the 5p of the Negotiations is in TALLEYRAND'S l'N°3° I Count METTEHNICIi of the 13th December. 8,11 here clearly perceive that the Nes-0696°11;4 have hung upon the subject of Saxony, °lt , that the • fate of Poland has been long (.1 tided. There is a great slim of and many professions of excellent principles o, the part of the French Minister, -but if We °Ol, mine the scope of his communications, We lid obserre that, his political morality squares ce admirably with his political .interests—". Poland given up without even a feeble effort in its your: Prance has little business with tlr~ (;, country ; and, in truth, by' its new purtit,i9te it will bring Austria and Russia snore iv contact, and the probability of differenceeand • of consequence add to the power of Frgiicie She is therefore willing enough to aggrgl3aiit ALExANDEtt as a-balance against FRkticis--"r" future disputes would be her strength.---N°t :0; with regard to PruSsia. By strengtheninj t"  Po  '"'er, an .elcideilit be pt' opdn..:c aulhitious projectithal tnight.herelfter ett'C'." lait'eJ by l'i:ance herself :..-therefore, Prince T +L-I'"RaNto opposes'the truion.of Saxony to Prussia, With fil. Shill and force‘.-.l3itt snrely the ott, . ~• • liqest of Sax:)ny was. as .complete as the conquest 44,Poland, an(Vtlie Congress has. as just a right to diSPose of the.one as the othernay) if there be aiitilence it is that Saxbny has most unequil'Ocally expo,e(l itself to be assigned,. according to tht Pleasitre- of the Victors, for the Polet fought "ilifferently on both titles ; but the Kink °F. SAinly 4(iiierea to BUONAPARTt to the last; arid had that person been successful, another slice 9f Prti,sta .not all that coty.ttry) would have been .the reward for. his infamous attachment.111 e British interests are herein too decidctgy opP°'ite to the French. We Want an efficient Power on the Northern Frontiers of our ancient 'l2llly and Rival, and Prussia is the best Ally to second Belgintn.  he Hags Courant officially contradicts the 11.01ing Chronicle account of an attempt at Revolqinu in Sweden. The foundation for this ex.ggerated rumour, seems to have been a suicide, ('Colnilitted. by au inferior Officer of the name of Piper,  le Funds are rising at Ilenna ! !  i've Are sorry to- hear that another ery .consi4erable mercantile failure teas taken place iii the ('‘).- this tucirning. The sum stated- is said to ex-300,0001.  ,°"l.t'rttwmuc. ELE cTioN.The followitig in the ,I ate uf the Setond Day's Poll up to 12 u'elock &ay,  At 10 o' clo ck—TIA Ttc tar 13 I; RI.