The Sun.
London, England, 1824-07-31 00:00:00

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Among the extracts from German and Dutch
Papers, in another column, will be found au ac-
count of two Edicts which have been just. issued
at Vienna ; one "oti them prohibiting Lady Ox-
ford, Mrs. Hutchinson, Lord Holland, Lady
Morgan, and a Danish Lady, from entering any
part of the Austrian domiuions, and ordering
their instant removal, should they have already
entered ; the second commanding the proper au-
thorities not to suffer any persons who appear
suspicious to enter these same dominions. The pre-
text for prohibiting Lady Oxford, Mrs. Hutchin-
son, and the Danish Lady, is the order issued
by the French Government some time ago. Lady
Morgan has drawn down on herself the ven-
geance of the Austrian Government by the man-
ner in which she speaks of it in her well-known
work on Italy. The ground assigned for &limy-
ing to Lord Holland the pleasure of a view of any
part of the Austrian Dominions is to be sure curi-
ous enough : 44 Lord Holland, who is well known
us an enthusiastic adherent of Itadicalism,and even
lin the English Parliament openly utters the most
insolent abuse of the Allied Monarchs !" This is
pretty well for a beginning. So because Lord
Holland abuses the Allied Monarchs in the Eng-
lish Parliament, he is to be prohibited from en-
tering the Austrian Dominions! Of course, the
other Allied Monarchs will follow this example
in good timer—though, we suppose, there is not
much danger of his Lordship's choosing to make
the tour of Russia. This is a pretty expressive
hint to the English Parliament, 46 Good Lords
and Gentlemen, keep a civil tongue in your head.
If you will speak of the Allied Monarchs, let
your language be courteous end respectful, or
the fair fields of Italy you shall never behold.—
An Austrian Corporal, when he receives the or-
ders, will pay no more attention to the Proprietor
of a dozen of Boroughs than to the servant who
wears his livery ; and however comfortably you
may be settled for the season at Pisa or Florence,
you must shift your quarters at a moment's warn-
ing, when Prince Metternich gives the word."
We again and again told our Aristocracy that
they were cutting up their own consequence by
the roots, when they ranged themselves on the
of the Holy Alliance, and triumphed with side
them, when one people after another were
stript of their liberties. When the Consti-
tutional Governments of Naples and Piedmont
were destroyed by Austria, their joy was un-
speakable,— When King Ferdinand was restored
to the Church, a smile of satisfaction played on
the countenance of every anti-jacobin. If they
had but reflected a moment, they would have
seen that the victories, at which they rejoiced,
were really victories over themselves. We told
them that the moment the hands of the Allied
Monarchs should be at full liberty, they would
be raised against them.

The Hardware, Captain EnOISAL, arrived on
Monday from Lisbon, sailed on the 10th instant.
We understand that, when the Hardware left,
considerable apprehensions were entertained of
another insurrection In that city, as some com-
m otion had already taken place among the party
attached to the interests of the Queen.---(Liver-
pool Courier.)
Bridge-street, Blackfrlars, is undergoing the
process of macadamization.