The Sun.
London, England, 1820-11-13 00:00:00

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THE SUN.

SOLER OUIS DICERS' FALSUM AUDEAr•Q

It is confidently rumoured that the ANovo.sl,
given in the name of THE QUEEN to several °f
the Addresses to HER MAJESTY, are to be the
subject of legal notice. As THE QUEEN herself,
from her ignorance of our language, cannot be Or
posed to have seen through the designs of her wick'
ed Advisers, we presume that it is intended to brio°
the Authors, if possible, to justice.—Many of theme
ANSWERS were, indeed, of the most treasonable
' nature and tendency ; but as the evil spirits allna'
ed to cared neither for the guilt or innocence 0r
THE QUEEN, and made her the mere instrurevilt
of their rebellious machinations, we hope that
they will be discovered, and that the punish.'
ment of the Law will be visited on them only.

We reeeived yesterday the Paris Papers or
Thursday last. Those of Friday, which were
due this morning, have not arrived.
The KING, on Wednesday, held a Council or
Ministers.

The accounts from Berlin state, that the King
of PRUSSIA, in consequence of being much indis"
posed with the rheumatism, has declined going
to Troppau. It is singular that the same corn
plaint should have attacked the E►nperor of
AUSTRIA, on his arrival at Troppau, so as to
confine him to his apartment, and prevent his
proceeding to meet the Emperor of RUSSIA, on
the progress of the latter to that town\ The
Vienna Intelligencer, however, of the 29th tilt-
states, that the Austrian Monarch had recovered.

It is added, that the Ministers composing the
Congress had all assembled, but that the confe-
rences were expected to be finished at Troppalll
and that they will not, as recently reported, be
resumed at Vienna. It is still said that the Em-
peror of Russia intends to proceed to,Berlin.
The advice. from Naples of the 21th ult. state
the arrival there of two vessels from Palermo,
after the receipt of intelligence there of the Con-
vention having been annulled by the Parliament,
and that the city was perfectly tranquil. It may be
added, that the Palermitans could scarcely be
otherwise than tranquil, as in consequence of the
convention they were all disarmed, and their arms,
ammunitions, 84e. had been conveyed to Naples.
They certainly have to complain in this instance
of a gross breach of faith ; for whether they were
styled rebels, or by whatever other appellation,
General Florestan Pepe having negociated with
them upon equal terms, and concluded with them
a convention, under the shelter of the stipulations
of which they delivered up their arms, they are,
at all events, entitled either to have the conven-
tion fulfilled, or to he placed in the same situation

in which they were at the time it was agreed
upon. Under the circumstances in which they
are placed, the Palermitans may probably be
compelled to be quiet, but their attachment to
the new order of things cannot be very warm or
sincere.

I. From Trieste, the 25th ult., it is stated, that
• Ar.i. PACHA still held out in the citadel in which
lie had taken refuge.
An Augsburg article has a report that it was in
contemplation to submit a proposition to die Ger-
manic Diet for establishing at Leipsic a General
Censorship of the Press for all Germany. It was
theught, hove",-;; that the Governments in the
South of Germany would refuse to accede to it.

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Wednesday 77 f. sc.
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ttd Sept., 1890 94 1. 60 g.
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Saturday, at two o'clock, a Cabinet Council
was held at the Foreign Office, in Downing-
street, which sat till about half-past three.

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