The Sun.
London, England, 1823-11-24 00:00:00

those which are s,,itl tohaveaccompanied the royal
entree ! His MAJEtTY'S intention to review the
French garriion of Madrid, on the day after his
arrival, inspires us with feelings which we dare
not trust ourselves to express !—The intelligence
from Greece continues to be very satisfactory.

N'Ve copy the subjoined article from the Bri-
tisoz, Monitor of yesterday, because we have reason
to thiek than it speaks the sentiments of a pUrt,
at least, of the English Cabinet, and because it
states what is very probably the policy that will be
Pursued by this country on the South American
question. We come to a quite different-conclusion,
however, from that of the Editor of the British
Monitor, and are so far from being of opinion
that his premises warrant him in giving an aSSUlr-
itaCt! that " the peace of Europe is not likely to
be dkturbed," that it appears to us that that very
thing, is omitted to be done, by which the
peace of Europa might in all probability be
the most effectually secured. It is strife(' that
G rel.! Britain will acknowledge the independence
of th,. South American States, if Spain should be
aided by foreign Powers in attempting to re-
conquer them, or if she should make a cession
of South American territory to any of her allies.
But why should the acknowledgment of the
South American States be delayed by this
country, until the very moment, (acknowledged I
all hands to be of probable occurrence), shall
'have arrived, when that acknowledgment can
no longer operate as a prevention of war, but on
the contrary must inevitably plunge England
jut° hostilities? The immediate recognition of the
ti-devant possessions of Spain by Great Britain
would unquestionably preierve the peace of
Europe, inasmuch as all the reasoning which
:num" hypothetically that France would not
""411 a war with this country for the sake of
accomplishing her transatlantic projects, must ac-
quire ten-fold force from the adoption of a mea-
sure
which would place the policy of England be-
Y°lld the possibility of a doubt,and would place be-
fore France the certainty that a war with us must
inevitably be the result of persevering in her
schemes. The States of South America are de
facto independent ; and the act of sending out to
thern British Consuls is in itself a de facto ac-
knniviedgment of their sovereignty ; otherwise the
(tglkli Government has sent Agents on a mission
amity, to countries in open rebellion against their
:overeign,and theEnglishGovernment openly sanc-
tions and protects a contrabandtrade carried on in
41":"ce and violation of the Colonial Late: of
Aft s .
l'a"7ot Monarchy ! An open and frank fe-
cognition
°I. the New States, therefore, appears
'to us to he required not More by sound policy,
than
by the Principles of justice, and a due re-
Hard to the dignity and honour of the British
nation The appointment of Consuls to unre-
,
grimed States is in itself, we believe, unprece-
dented, and indeed is a downright political id
consistency, utterly unworthy of a great and
Powerful State.
"There have been
no less than three Cabinet Councils since
Axetrera's return to town on Sunday last; viz. one on
tr
iittin°4Y, one on Thursday, and one on Saturday. During the
g of that of yesterday, Sir. Usoaox Cocascalr was
, ,:euttance ; and it is supposed that the pliant Admiralls
,7.oce2d to take a command on the South American station.
4t: e our last, there have been no further movements in the
OaY. All the preparations on our part, as well as those of
;9 f and Prince naturally make people suppose, that war is
ur distant betwen these Powers. Of course there are
?? rumours, and various speculations afloat, both in
10444 oat f
ithout the
.ptiblie ieress, both in France and England.--
Ys take len:vett:tit? to be in possession of the arcane
tmTeurt,
I,l;l:Lich weertree:r a'few'ilbtratitTilYs ftengtsnrtir irnancorrsect:
tillilomktajbe Gaverntmt4elnntwolf thisunc4ountry have recently sent
"' .IritiF agents, or rather commercial agents, to .watch
teceKniz,l4ll interests in South America, is admitted. In not
O) 4 N. die indeocralence of the South American States,
are n0g,4,411 Cabinet must be of opinion, than those States
being 04-anized as to admit of their recognition,
antl"klii subject to. changes in their forms of gavel?.
`),l. (210,0 have in fact seen has hitherto been the case in
uover,lUbl.i. Buenos Ayres, and Peru. That the Spanish
Is making immense prearations to l.F.conquer its
f' 4, 04',41,110 One disputes its right so to do), !toe.. But
?2,lie6SleitaZegt,l,l"6l3tßSlVllg/rOulclelerlalllsßbZ
.t}„. --LONIES INDEPENDENT. And, having
e“Olt,e 4eterminntion, STILL LESS • SHE
;41tItur,ANY CESSION OF' SOUTH AMERICAN
i'„ILV 'TO BE MADE BY SPAIN. The- Con- .
t;''.(labin"'eti, aware of this determination of the Bri-
Y et, will therefore not risk the peace ot.
!fin glf their aid to render
Atid France, which, is. the
Europe,
to
ira
'over tb„, •-•
of course,
can render effectual assistance
'", for of
„It", havird the canseonences of a war with bip-
' 111 n'n'r qtrP°Se of uut.uning It cession of territory, the
wnitb, even -when obtutned, she must hold by the
tenure so long.a3 qrnt ilritain maintains her
ec#,,,"; As to the story tratiiped up a short time ago
toaßlith C,:r, "a notification having been given to tile
that. Congress was to he held
, 'llleries, and of the English Govzrnmclit having
on the gu.e
un„:° attend such a Congress," we can say from the
olieee,2l,"_estiontible authority, that no proposition of the kind
441, spar covu.‘eezi matte to this country 'either by the French or. any
;;:d atteo'illei!ht, and that the _entire story is unauthorized,
' ecsutute of foundation. - Upon these premises, not-
znkg all the hostile demonstrations which are !ipa-
Lit?4l4l(Nn; think' WE
AC CAN ASSURE„. 111E1
I THE PEE OF EUROPE lb NOT
'0 AT BE DISTURBED.

e xTy
tn rzzelve o'Clock.----Consots opened this
" 841.t0 84 and up to this hour they
e 41, 41
and for next Account 84H-. In the
vart Of the morning there was a good deal
otiv.
The rise Consol; is owing to its being
'
Vent
litursd ;Par-Account, and it is supposed before
,0 '9 (Account Day) they will reach 85.
hour we do not hear of any private