The Sun.
London, England, 1821-02-05 00:00:00

• The wretched discomfited Opposition are de-
termined that the torch of discord shall not be
extiuguished.: The cat's-paw' is again put in the
fire, and the unhappy Queen persuaded' once
more tb fiy in the face of the House of Commons.
Under ether circutastances than the schisms and
feud§ they have introdueed.into the cOtintry, it
Would be entertaining to observe the dangers
they apprehend from the censure of a few Scots
C!ergvman upon their intemperate and inflamma-
tory speeches. They who suggest and encou-
rage her Majesty's indocility to all the prayers
and resolutions of the Commons of Great Britain :
they who are more than suspected ofptp.chosing
'from their own fortunes her refusal of a Parlia-
mentary endowment! ! I—their privileges, for-
sooth, are endangered by an inadvertent expres-
sion from Johnny Great's House, who hire from
:tray to day brought up RadiCal Petitions, assert-
ing the House of Common's 'to We altogether cor-
rupt and venal, and 'oppressive, and' we know
not- what more, except that they are impostors.
iotruders,usurpers, and not the Representatives of
the People. Ridiculous as the Scotch alarm, and
preposterous as their late and silly jealousy ap-'
pear, is it possible to dissemble the just causes
of fear and resentment they pretend to overldok
in the Queen's, refusal to listen to the advice of!
the House of Commons, and her magnanimous
rejection of. its liberality ?` We delight to Con-
ternpinte the neW lights which are continually
travelling towards ,our political hernispliere.—
(Ibid.)

[Morning Chronicle.]

• The motion fo: the censure of Ministers, to be
submitted to the House of Commons.this, day by
the Marquess of Tavistock, will give that house
another opportunity of putting an end to the ca-
lamitous agitation which has so .long prevailed
hem one end of the country to-- the other. .To
expect, that this agitation will subside so longTas
"%holsters are allowed -to set law and justice at
&fiance, is to know.little of our national charac--
ter. The people of England Are not easily
roused to come for Ward in the manner they have
done, since the commencement of the iniquitons
and unconstitutional proceedings against the
Queen ; 'but when 'once they take a decided part,
they are not in the habit of relinquishing it
causelessly like so many children. We may safely
pay the same .compliment to-our Northern neigh-
Lotus, who, according to all accounts, are still
bore decidedly opposed to the proceedings of
-Mini,iters. Indeed Sir Ronald Fergusson affirm-
,ed in his place, that ninety-nine out of every
one hundred- persons in Scotland are against
the', and his affirmation is borne out by the
subscriptions to the Petitions from Edinburgh,
Glas:.;oW, and- Other-l Owns, which tir_.arly equal
iu number the whole of their adult male popu-
• Every where the people have expressed
their strong disapprobation of the calamitous pro-
.ceedings- against the Qheen ;.-----every where they
4-lave petitioned for the removal from office of the
•antliors of these proceeding's. Will they be sa-
•tisied.rnerely because :a majority of the house of,
COMmons thinks fit-to be satisfied ? Will it tend
'folallay" the irritation, that. the:House of Com-
mons tells them, you are a parcel of fools—you,
may meet and petition'aS much as you please,
we do not care for your meeting or;petitioning•—•
. -We disregard the • sense 'of tho people—and-
we are -determined to' giie- -Tour confidence
to Ministers, without treithling ourselves with
the share they possess of pours. ...This *lll,
no doubt, be a displaY of power on -the'part
-of the Ilimourafile douse;. but it is ..not always
politic to make tooopen a displarof power. The
doctrine of virtual Representation will never more
be able to raise its head, when it.shAll be found
that the declared sentiments of- all the people of
this Country (placemen and pensioners excepted)
are treated with absolute contempt and disregdrd.
The present, therefore, . is an occasion which apr
peals more loudly to the prudence of the House,
than has been done -by any other on record.