The Sun.
London, England, 1821-01-29 00:00:00

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,ERRATA ►n the French Line under the head Fine Arts, in
Saturday's Paper.—For J'ase read J'use, and fur lase read
lose' and, ►u another part of the; same Article, for ac-
cords read accord.

•se Fur a POLITICAL VIEW of the TIMES, see the Last Page.

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THE SUN.

'B°Z.EM QUIS DICERE 7.II:SUM AIiDEAT?

LONDON,
410NDAY, JANUARY 29, 1821.

- reports of war continued -to gain ground
at v;
'enna, and the Austrian funds are still sink-
ing' It was supposed there, that the Emperors
FRS
-CIS and ALEXANDER. would, in case of hos-
les being determined on, accompany the
troops in the invasion of Naples.

We received early this morning Paris Journals
t° the 26th inst. inclusive. , The Chambers con-
tinue to be occupied with unimportant objects.—
Intelligence from Naples of the 9th, states, that
in
consequence of the re-establishment of tran-
quillity, Courts Martial have been suppressed
throughout Sicily ; that die Russian Counsellor
of State, D'OunnEL, was daily expected in that
Capital to replace the Russian 'Ambassador,
Count de STOCKELBERG, who,had been recalled ;

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and that the preiSarations for war, on the part of
Austria, coutinued unabated.
Accotints from Layba,ch of the nth, nieniion
that the Emperors of Atrii'ati and 'Lissa .have
ho.d• an interview'.With the King of N..4.phtS" and
that several of the MiniSters, Ni'ho are .to be 'pre-
sent at the conferences, had arrived, and Others
Were daily expected. It was reported that Pie-
s
nipotentiariei- from Spain and Portugal Would
join the Congress. On the 12th the Birth-day of
the King of NAPLES Was celebrated at Laybach;
and the allied .SoVereigns congratulated hini on
the occasion. The following day, being New
Year's day according to the Russian Calendar,
the EmperOr ALEXANDER gaVe a grand gala. His
Imperial MAJESTY walks through the town like a
priVate*ntleman; and is extremely affable. The
Sclavonic dialect spoken by the inhabitants which
is very similar to the Russian, appears to have
particdlarly excited his attention. It is said
that the King of PRUSSIA has excused himself
froth attending the Congress, on account of ill-
health.

The Augsburg Universal Gazelle of .the 19th
contains an article recommending the general
adoption of the German Constitutions, such as
those of Bavaria and Wirtemberg, in preference
to those of France in 1791,and Spain in 1812.---
" The assembled Representatives of the Nation
in Bavaria, Wirtemberg, tgc.," it sags, " form the
States General, which, notwithstanding their
!treat powers, do not possess any sovereign au-
thority, but always continue the subjects of the
Prince : such is the Monarchical principle which'
we wish to maintain. On the-contrary, the Con-
stitution of Spain places the sovereign power in
the hands of the People, and consequently in
those of their Representatives. This is the
anarchical principle against which the Sovereigns.
are determined to contend." This article bears
a demi-official character, from which it would
seem that the Allied Sovereigns will demand a
total change in the Constitution of Spain, and
also in the Neapolitan Constitution, which is
founded on the Spanish.
From the Vienna Papers it appears, that Lord
STEWART delivered a note of the highest impor-
tance to Prince METTERNICH and Count CAPO

D'ISTREA, the day before their departure for
Laybach. His Lordship had received, it is said,
from his Court, a complete approbation of his
conduct at Troppau.
Private Letters from Turin mention, that tran-
quillity was restored in that Capital.
Madrid Journals of the 15th, state, that the

Marchioness of LAz AN, and the other persons ar-
rested with her on a charge of conspiracy against
the Government, have been declared innocent by
the Judicial Tribunal of Saragossa, and liberated.
The informer of this pretended plot has been
sent to prison.

FRENCH FUNDS.
Jan. .25-;—Fire_ per Cents B2 f. 35 e.

Bank" Stock l5lO f. c.

We need only refer to the toast given by Lord

HOLLAND, in celebration of Mr. Fox's Birth-day
on Saturday last, (see thes2d page) in compliment
to the Duke of NORFOLK, to SIICW this Pro-
testant country what is to' be expected, if the
Modern-Whigs should get possession of our Go-
vernment. They would, of course, endeavour
to restore POPERV, which the genuine Whigs of
former times, the true friends of our Establish-
ment in. Church and State, justly considered as
pregnant with ruin to our glorious Constitution ! !