The Sun.
London, England, 1821-01-24 00:00:00

THE SUN.

SOLEIJ QUIS DICERE FALS UM AtIDE:iT

LONDON,
WEDNESDAY,- JANUARY 24, IS2I.

The Speech from the Throne, of which we
yesterday [gave a comprehensive and accurate
outline, and which we give in authorised' detail
this day, cannot but prove highly gratifying to
the people at large, since no Amendment was
proposed by Opposition, and even the public
prints that are hostile to Government feel obliged
to approve it, lest_they should be thought to have
utterly taken leave of every appearance of justice
rand candour.

The length of last night's debates obliges us
to postpone our Extracts from the Daily Papers,
►ce shall give them to-morrow.

We regret that 'Mr. WETHERELL'S Motion of
last night was objected to. If we understood it
correctly, it was merely, that Copies of those
parts of the Liturgy, which included the names
of the Royal Family, during and since the Reign
of Queen ANNE, and the Order in Council of the
12th of January, Is2o, should be laid en the
table of the House, previous to the discussion of
any Motion for the insertion, not restoration, of
the Name of Her present MAJESTY in the Li-
turgy. We do not intend at present to enter
on the discussion of that point, which appears
from Lord ARCHIBALD HAMILTON'S Notice to
be the main question between the two contend-
ing Parties ; but we confess, it seems to us, that
it would have shewn a more sound discretion to
have acceded to Mr. AVETUERELL'S Motion, ra-
ther than to have opposed it. In the first place,
the Motion was simply for the production of the
Forms of certain Prayers and an Order in Coun-
cil, all of which are in print and in the posses-
sion of the Public ; but which, probably, ac-
cording to Parliamentary practice, could not he
referred to in debate, unless laid formally on the
table of the House ; and, secondly, by opposing
this Motion, a division on an immaterial question
was produced, which under existing circum-
stances, and the present state of the public mind,
should have been most cautiously avoided ; for,
until the real merits of the QUEEI shouldNt'o m
S t:lvee have
for
fairly brought, in all its bearings, before the
bHeoeuns
risked,no division,The objection,
inob
joeucrti
o opinion,n2 h
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tile Papers on the, first day of 'the Session woui(i
be a bad precedent? .and contrary to the rules of
`the House, does not appear to us to carry ntui:li
weight with it, and" we thin?:. LLould iiot have
been made' on this occasion. We are _told that:
there are instances in which MotiOns "have I.)N-!.
Made withdut any previous notice; abd, if that
is, so, we-really lament that, at the present mo
ment, ;the least obstruCtion should ha 'given to
'Airod u ion ofany deCtiments,w ii. 4111. h •he.con-
e necessary toclucidate the, nnfartnuato
.case' to which we have alluded.* ,1111thont-'pre-
-•- . . .
:judging. its 'merits, or' exp_r::,ss:;:g..2,-.. any.:,:oparion
'u'pon it, We 'do trust that His MAJEsTy's GO-
vernment wirr,give every facility to a .faiir-,andi
inipartjal discussioil of it, in order to.satisfy,, the
respectable part of the Community, that,_themc-4,
suits they have propwed from' the- Conntien.cet'.ai_snt
of this unhappy affair, have been, fou.ndcd
the pure basis of Justice and, Truth. We rintBt
again say, we 'Sincerely regret that, in tht.-
inCeption, as it were, of i new Session of ParEa-
- ment, which 'will 'probably proulaco very impor-
tant.conSeitiences•tO the Natiiv...,
objections, such I.s we have nOticed,..shoUll.
have-been Made under any ci,rcunn ces,but pa rtl-
ctilarly
,4s.affectiing. a Stihi,..!ct which still 4,gitatei
in •a' most extraori,lillary cfe.-ree. • a
very. large proportion of the cozoinanity..

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Paris Journal 3 of Saturday las,i,.arrivpd ye.ster-
d4
,afiernoon. The. fcllowing.aro extracts :-,--

LAYBACEI JAN B.—TheEmpesot AlexaudeT arrived
yesterday, and the King of itiaples this day,. His Sixi:u rs
ajesty was received by the '.Emperor of Ati-stria..- •
.
"13 ent,n:; JAN. 9.—Couriers have ho..n dispa‘ch.ed
Vienna) Frankfort, and other places, ;t ith the int, 's
that the King his rcsofved on not being present at the -,r-
gress of Laybach. It is &typos:Al this circumstance will re-
tard the. prow ess• of tht -negooratnit,- in consequence of
Counts Ilartienherg' and Ileinstoff, .who repreSent it:3
Ali,jesty lh-err; ilot.b,-114,, furnished with, Aniliotted-rinwr,;.
JAN. 3 —lSaron'clii Lehzeltuz n, istubas,ritlor F.. 7.-
traordinary of the .Kniperor of Austria, at the Ctiort of
Petershitrg,-aoiVed in this cip-itA on the.3ntlf of•i•ast
,from. Florence, Charged with a special commission frOfn his
Sovereijovto like., Holiness.

"-MILAN, JAN. Ith—Cardinal ficin alt i, Se6.eia ry
iu his Holi.ne,ss, will ptoceed 4,•ta'r to ,La; b.:c'd
mill pon Ifeni torsini, Cott State on. ,the part
of the4,="traud Dulie of Tuxeany. !,;ke de Gallo ,-.rris•ett
yesterday"at Mantua -on his Sitiee it has
heen Itnown that Sicilian Majest ri dih ince
to proceed to the Coti;4ress, it is ritor.Lti I.itat the iiit4c de
Gallo will he instratrd to return to 'Naples:.
" NuitEmnean; 4.1 N. 12,—TheLand4rare, of Hesse
hourg, (the husliaoil ut our Princess :bet who went to
Vienna to soiicit.a command ia the Austrian Aunty of ItalF,
haS not succeeded it) his application, and passed.theungh,tlios
town on the 4th, return to 110111hourg."

FRENCH FUNDS.
Jan. 19..—Fite prr Cents.
Bank Slocili I47U f:

. As it, appears by the French Papers that BET:—
Gimf bas been ordered to quit Paris, his Fey:oval.
may be considered as a trilpute to mora.litY,„since
the. prodigal magnificence of this, expenditure inU,t

nave beena source of considerable- advantage tc,
tradesmeu
Au article dated Vienna, Jan. 6, gays---'4 Lora
.British.Antlaassadotr, is not., goin,4
to.Laybach, where. his place will be taken for
the tithe by Sir A. QoltunN. It was renia.rh-.P.dy
that when Lord Syr :WART gave his tete; on the"
Ist of this mouth, nonerf'.tieelArclidakei zzera
present—a.circucastaace which is contrary' to
usual ctistom.'.'.

We understand that dispatches -,vere receive'.
on INlonday from the; Kisbg of
L star;
that his MAJESTY does Lot mean to procee
the meeting of Sovereigns at La vbach, tho 1)0-
purar feeling, in his own country requiring hl5.
personal presence.—(ljorning Chronicle.)
An article from Turin, of the 13th inst. says--
" The day before yesterday, four students of the
University- appeared at the Theatre of Argene WWI
the famous bonnet rouge on their heads, and using
, improper language. Two of them were arrested,
on their way out, but their .fellow-sttidents cola
, lected in great numbers, and the Adjutant of th°
place was obliged to set them at liberty. His E7(''
celtency the Governor assembled' the treoPsr
which marched towards the'University with the
greatest enthusiasm, amidst shouts of 4 Viretic
Rol !' Having arrived at the University, they
forced the, great gate, when a party of the sta-
vp euirei arrested.n
Rg ot
dents attempted to pass. _Twenty of them
were wounded, some severely, and time most ma'
tgehdtwi r‘te:rve
t‘s!i.tleloorut:l.::Satzei Several
toe of
people soldiersass
e ni
bled on the spot, applauded the soldiers, arid

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A Dublin Paper, (Cw'rick's:Morning Post.)
contains the following Extract of : a Letter.
from Bombay, dated September - 19, giving
an account of the' success of the :Expedition
from the Presidency against the Scludians
" While I was seeing the last of your goods el
board last night, a vessel arrived in the harbor,
having on board an Officer from Cutch,'wiko was
the bearer of the official intelligence 'Of, complete
success of Sir C. Colville's expedition against
the Scindians. The expedition consisted et
12,000 men; under the Commander-in-Chief ;
from all I could glean from the followers, it ap-
peared there had been some hard lighting for fivo
days, but it ended, as might be anticipated from
the imposing force sent against the •Scindians. The'
moment the ollicer. (who is One of the Staff),
landed, he set out for Government-house, to
inform Lady Colville. At day-light this morning
orders arrived- from Government-house, to se"
cure a passage in the sbipwhich takes this to Eng-
kind, bUt there was no accommodations, and
as another vessel will not sail in less than 10
days, and This will be Of?. to day, the chance is,
you will have this a considerable time befofe the
official intelligence reaches England. Europea"
produce -is a drug here, particulady tine goods',
The cholera has rather abated, but still rages in a
frightful manner."
21,000 Sold in Shares by Sw trr and Co.-
N0:46 (Class B.), drawn yesterday a Prize Of
TWENTY-ONE THOUSAND POUNDS !!! Consols'
Was sold in One Quarter, 'One Eighth, and Tee
Sixteenth Shares, at SWIFT -and Co.'s Offices,
No. 11, Poultry ; 19, Charing-Cross ;, and 31$
Aldgate High-street.

ONDON:' Printed by.). B. CARSTAIRS, of No, g 9, orqs
• Ornioitd-stretl, Queen-square; and published hv
SCIOPPS„ of No. 7, Saab Miami-street, at 'ilia
Office, No. 112, Strand ; %itre Adreaiserixotti Ott.!Wl
L •t ter (post-tiaid) ftang,t lac addressed,