The Sun.
London, England, 1820-09-22 00:00:00

NIADMD I'APERS.

We have received a series of Madrid Papers to
he 7th inst. from which we extract the following :

" Tnt: Coams.—ln the Sittieg of the 4th, a very interest-
ing debate arose on the Patriotic Societies, at which the Mi-
nisters were requested to attend.
" M. GASEIA allowed that the numberi of the Societies and
their objects deserve respect and confidence ; that they took
every precaution to admit none but persons of upright inten-
tions and devoted to the Constitution ; but that they were ex-
posed to be taken by surprise by some, who, under the ap-
pear'ances of patriotism, might read them to impolitic conduct.
" The Ministers of the Colonies, though anxious that every
Spaniard should enjoy full liberty founded on the law, could
not admit the existence of political - associations, without
dependence on the Gore' eminent, and without responsibility
of their Members. I knew well, he added, that these associ-
ations owed their origin to a laudable object, and that to
them, though illegal, we owe the acquisition of the good
which we enjoy; but the means which have, been cm. 1
ployed to acquire it, far from being conducive to its pre-
servation.. would be the great obstacle to its. consolida-
tion. What comparison is there between individual liberty
and that.which may he arrogated to themselves by permaneni.
Juntas, with peculiar Constitutions, secret sittings, dignities,
others, and funds ? In Representative Governments, En-
gland for instance there are also societies, hut they meet for
• one determined object, and when that is finishe'd they arc dis-
solvvd• But permanent societies are unknown, unless autbo-
risvd by the law, and when' they have this character, the
Government will be the first to support them.
After some other Members bad spoken, the Conde de
Torreno
spoke at length on the abuses that might arise Irons
such societies wit hoot responsibility, which might lead the
nation to its ruin ; he wished them to subsist, and to he at
liberty to censure the abuses of authority but not to be al-
lowed to make an improper use of this liberty, or lead the
people to excesses, in which case all the Deputies were resolved
to lose their lives rather than see the Bar of the Assembly
invaded by the factious—A Committee was appointed."

Yesterday the Duke and Duchess de CAzEs,
Baron de CAzEs, Count CARAMAN, and Duke
de FRIAs, formed part of the distinguished com-
pany who dined with Lord and Lady CASTLE
REAGII, at Noith Cray.

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performed Lust Night.
TusATRP. ROYAL, CovksT-GAnni.N.—The Beggar's Opera.
After which, Jogunde. Tu which %els added, Husbands
and Wires.
ROYAL„ ITAY,AAKKET—,-Dog Days in Boruj-street.
After which, A Roland for an Olircy. To Which was added,
Exit by NI istake. •
ENGLIAIIit- OPERA llovss.—Tl46.l3u de
Trenck. After wlffth, FretAnd.Easy.

PRICE OF STOCKS
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Ex. Bills, 2d.... ss. 4i. pr.
Ditto Commercial .... 4s. pr.

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THE S UN.

SOLEM QV'IS DICERE FALSU-V AUDEAT?

LONDON,
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 189.0.

WP received this morning the Paris Papers of
The following are Extracts :

Tuesday last.

Pits's, SEPT. 19.—Yesterday, the King received a num-
ber of persons of distinction. The Officers of the Legion of
Haut Rhin were presented Jo his'Majesty. The King tran-
sacted business with the Duke deltiehelieu, and the Minister
for Foreign Affairs.

" Nlarsimls the Dukes d'Albufera and de Coigny, appointed
by his :Majesty to he witnesses of the accouuhement of the
Duchess de Berri, have occupied since Sunday apartments in

the Thuilleries

" Seven Officers, arrested at Mous by permission of the
Government of the Nethetlanes, were, after an interrogatory
the day before yesterday before the Commission of the Covet
of Peers, remanded to prison; some of them to be confined
au secret- Amungit the latter arc two superior Officers.

'' The Journal de relithe states, that an Englishman of
great distinction passed through Troyes last Thursday, going
in great haste to 11`aples.
" Oa the 10th instant, two Couriers of the Queen of Eng-
land disembarked at Calais, namely,- M. M. Govien, and
Foal-Carlo ; the latter, according to report, is to bring Ber-
gami to England.

" A Personage of kigh distinction was attacked ou Mon-
day, at the Thuilleries, by apoplexy ; be would inevitably have
died had not two Physicians, who were at hand, promptly ad-
ministered aid,—(Gazette de France.)

FIVE PER CENTS.

Shut price
77 f. 35 c.
Muuday, Ex. Div.
DEVERRED STOCK
Of the 22d March, 1317 lO4 f. 40 c.
22c1 March, 1840 9i t. 50 c.

" PALERMO, AUG. 27.—The Palermitans still flatter them.
selves that the Cities of Messina, Syratuse, 'rrapaui, and Ca.
tat*ia will wake common cause with them.

" The Junta has divided Sicily into Four Grand Military
Divisions-Ist, Palermo and Trapani--Yd, Grigenti and
Piazza-3d, Messina, and 4th, Syracuse and Catania. Every
one of these divisions compi izes five or six districts. In each
Province, the armed force is to be calculated at the rate of
tw•o men per cunt. of the population,
" Nanv.s, AUG. 29.—A fleet. is ready to sail from Naples
and Gaeta for Sicily, having on board front 3 to 4,000 hien,
Infantry, Cavalry and Artillery, under the command of Gen.

Pepe.
" Battssxts, SEPT. 15.—The Duke of Wellington is ex.
pected here the 6tb October."