The Sun.
London, England, 1820-06-27 00:00:00

' ment the charges against her. She then. pro'
fessing to respect the wishes of Parliament, Will
Message to Ministers, intimating that she
ready to accede to a private adjustment. firr-
was her first deviation from her demand of an °Veil
trial. Ministers, unwilling to proceed to extrelti#
ties, anti attending to the apparent wish of nil'
liarnent, and her MAJESTY'S disposition In atop
public trial; entered upon a private negociati°l4
which might have terminated in avoiding a public
trial, if she had not made a new demand, VIZ i°
have her name restored to the Liturgy. gers
there was a suspension of all private adjustment'
for could it be supposed that her name was to
be restored till she vindicated her character V
These acts of her MAJESTY, if we were net
incliued, according to the old and liberal
to presume innocence, 'till guilt appears, miglit
be considered as obstacles she herself threw i 0
the way of that open Trial which before she 50
vehemently demanded. Now we find that she bas
interposed another ground for delay by a 146.
lion to the House of Lords, for time to bring
witnesses in her favour from abroad. Alinistesl
of course must be iutornsed who the witnesses lire'
that they also may have time to inquire into theil
character and credibility ? All this conduct on Iligs
part of her MAJESTY'S advisers seems to imply th9t
they trust to the Chapter of ficeittents, in hopes thit
something may occur to put an tad to the Pro;
ceediugs altogether.- Ministers no doubt 04(e.
from laudable motives, but they have 4404
censure upon themselves by not resolutely £lO
ceeding to the trial after they had brought I°l4
ward their evidence. All men of plain con3oll
sense and sound morals must agree with Mr'
TIERNEY in what he said last night in tU
House of Commons, and to which we Nei"
and cordially assent—" If Ministers were WO 3
of the guilt of HER AIAJESTY, be thought 1
was A DUTY which they owed to THE KING B°4.
to THE COUNTRY to bring forward the Inquiti
without LOSS OF TIME." They exposed thetV
„at
selves to censure by acting otherwise. They nit—
recover their ground, and be FIRM and DEcASIO4

PaINCE licaPot.D.—We stated, upon what we conceited t:
be good authority, that the QUEEN had passed an evel''tw,
af
with the PRINCE at Marlborough House, soon after be": 00
rival. This statement has been contradicted, and it i 9 11
said that the PRINCE sent a Letter to the QUEEN, %Ole!) ire
returned unopened. We do not vouch for this story Oef,
than for the other. The PRINCE had a difficult task to 140
form, but perhaps it would have been most proper NC 400,
to. pay at first his personal respects to her MasssfYi°
visit could nut involve hint in the question of her guilt or 0,
nocenee, before investigation.

FALMOU ifl,TH, JUNE 24.—Arrived his Majesty's ship •-1100°
son, from Buenos Ayres, in 60 days, with secret disgatc
which were landed and forwarded.

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TOR HE DUCHESS OF YORK.—Soon after ‘..-
rival of Sir H. HALFORD and Dr, BAI GLIE, on Sunda,' €444
ing, at Oatlands, after visiting the afflicted Duchess of
they issued the following report of her state 1—
Oatlan&, June 25, Nine o'clock, 1441,
f` The Duchess of York is a little better; her 11°0
Highness's difficulty of breathing and her fiver al-4
gated.

" HENRY HADr°ll°.
'• M. BAILLIE...

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HER MAJESTY it seems has signified her 10. a
lion to visit Drury-lane Theatre to-morroO,
see the comedy i.f Wild Oats. thf
Lnrd HOOD and Mr. Alderman WOOD 118" ii;
honour of dining with her MAJESTY 011 Stor'iiis
Her MAJESTY left her house at six o'clock irlltif
evening, and went to Castle-bar, the seat 03 re
late Duke of KENT, near Ealing, whence slield
turned at nine o'clock. Her MAJESTY was tiresot
in black, with a grey shawl, and full vvhite
and feathers.
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The Queen has given orders for the taking
suitable country residence for twelve months
o'.ogo.
Yesterday the Duke of .York visited the Pei
Prince LEOPOLD left Claremont yesterday 034e1l
ing for London. His Royal Highness at°Eirlf,
on his way at the King's Palace at Kensille of
to visit the Duchess of Kent and the Do"
Sussex. In the evening Prince Leopold Ca,
splendid entertainment at Marlborough Pool
to a distinguished party, to meet his Aytl ti
Highness the Duke of York ; but the Royal tie'
W 39 prevented from attending, owing to the Ihid
ed state of the Duchess, and his presence 1)1,00
necessary in the House of Lords. Several edie
and distinguished Members of the House a,,die
mons, on account of their attendance in
ment being necessary, were absent. fire
SPECIAL Comtursstom.—On IVednesdaYrtlt
State Prisoners from Edinburgh Castle, urt,':„ge
bI
guard of Captain Sibbald, arrived at
the steam-boat, to await the ensuing
MARRIAGE IN HIGH Lies.—Married On tb:
day, by special licence, at Ham 11814,141 e:
( ounty of Warwick, the seat of Charles Pc/ovie
Adderley, Esq. the Hon. Berkeley °c„tpli,:
Noel, son of Sir Gerard Noel Noel, Bart. 81' oty/
Baroness Barham, to Letitia Penelope' f C°:
daughter of the late Ralph Adderley, Esq'a°lll4
ton, in Staffordshire, and widow of Andre $
ket, Esq. of Moxhall Park, Warwickshire' "to
Orator HUNT is writing ins own Lite, t°
°f
his prison hours. In the commencement ber 0
valuable piece of biography (one Nuns O`
which is already published), he rtj,0,50
that an ancestor of his arrived in Eng"; ! P,
Colonel in William the Conqueror's Artu'ldea
he does not mention whether he con/f1"11
Regiment of the Local Militia.

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