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London, England, 1814-11-29 00:00:00

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THE SUN.

SOLENT QUIS DICERS FALSUM AUDEAT ?

LONDON,
TUESDAY, NOV EJIBER 29, 1814.

We hare French l'apers to the 27th, Gotten-
burgh Mails to thelsth,•and Frankfort and Brus-
sels Papers to a late date. It is not over-rating
the consequence of the ithelligence thus furnish-
ed to say, that it is the most important which has
reached us for some time 'from the Continent.
We do not attach more faith than is necessary to
the Paris Journals, but their general tone on the
2.6 th is. not to be misunderstood, and is too na-
tural to he purelyinventiye. TheCongreSs atVicnna,
it is thence evident, meets with great difficulties—if
it has-notalready split upon the rocks of Saxony
and Poland. %Ire have not now room -for com-
ment on th6e Paper, but they will 'demonstrate
bow ignorantly founded, and how calumniously
unjust, the allegation'of the Opposition in Par-
liament against our national character and the
honour of our Ambassador have been. %Are take
it. for granted, as they brought forward these
charges on such loose information, they will seize

an opportunity this evening of disavowing them
upon similar, if not better, authority.

Ministers very wisely declared last week, that
they would not be provoked by any questions or
taunts of the Opposition into premature discus-
sions of subjects which can, as yet, be but impe:Tectly
understood even by the best-informed, or of the
policy or impolicy o'events as yet only in progress
towards completion, and the dicit,sion of which
must inevitably be attended with schievous con-
sequences to this Country in its relations with
the Continent. We lament to see that this
prudent determination was departed from last
night in the House of Commons, and that
Ministers, conscious that they spoke under
great responsibility in answ.2r to men who kterro-
gate them, not only under no responsibility, but
reckless of any injury that may be done to the
country by the disclosures they elicit ; aware also
that they are absolutely withheld, by their oaths
and a sense of duty, from stating what they know
i❑ their own justification; we say, under these cir-
eumstances,we are surprized and chagrined at their
want of firmness in resisting the attacks so incessant-
ly and insidiously made, to induce them to debate
questions which ought for the present to be held
sacred. We trust that this will be the last time
of their bending to so impolitic a. line of con-
duct : we trust they will leave the Talents to their
own egotistic boasts,' and information gathered
from the malcontents of ail nations now enlisted
under their banners in London ; we trust they
will cease to believe Mr. WnITBREAD and his COl-
le,agues, on their own assertion, to be the house
of Commons, and while they treat that House with
the deference due to it, treat their only with as
much consideration as is due to them.

Should our limits permit, we shall return to this
subject to-morrow.

The Morning Papers state, _that " the princi-
pal Brewers met yesterday fortnight to consider
the propriety of reducing the price of Porter,
when it was determined to continue the present
price, but increase the strength; and that the pub-
, ,
licans receive(' notice of th-is yesterday. 7
Thus, after a fortnight's consideration, it ap-
pears that' this TT de (certainly one of the
greatest monopolies in the Metropolis) is resolved,
notwithstAnding the reduction of price iii the
articles from Which their manufacture ought to
he made, to continue the enormons charges which,
by thc almost annihilation of free'Pablie Houses,
they have been enabled to- impose upon the
People. But the article is to be made better,
and stronger—much need it had, and we trust to
see the time arrive when this beverage will he, as
before, the admiration, and not the contempt, of
every Foreiver who visits London. We fear,
however, that this must result from Other means
limn merely a&ding to the Strength of the Beer,
is at preent made—there must he an alteration in
the process and in the materials; and we strenu-
msly recommend these matters to Mr. Wilms-
3READ, who, if he directs his talents this way,
:yid do more good in one week, than by prating
in Parliament fur a twelvemonth.