The Sun.
London, England, 1820-09-12 00:00:00

To Alderman Wood.

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performed Last Night.
THEATRE ROYAL, PRURY LANE.—Brutos: Lucius Junius
Brutus. Mr. Kean. After which, Who's the Dupe?
Inamu ROYAL, ' HAYMARKET.—Exchange no Robbery.
After which, A Day After the Wedding. To which was
added, Dog Days in Rond•street. • _
THEATRE ROYAL, ENGL9H OPERA HOUSE.—The Baron de
Trenck. --After which, Ihe Vampire.

PRICE OF STOCKS
THIS DAY ATONE O.CLOCIc.
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OIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning, 1 minute otter 5.--Evening, 22 ininnt,s ;Mts. 5.

THE S UN.

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SOLEM QUIS .DICERE rALSUM AUDEAT

LONDON,
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1820.

The Revolution in Portugal may now be consi-
dered as accomplished, and if it is, as stated, in a
great degree owing to the neglected and de-
plorable condition of the Army, what must be
thought of the Regency Government, which
suffered the defenders of the cpturtry to fall into

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Tr:trut ii 1e extremities ? injUdicio
.-
Administration is indeed generally the cause
most evils in a State. Truth is rarely permitted
to reach a Monarch, because he is chiefly Of'
rounded by those who rather strive toklatter hif
passions ti to afford him proper iniTormatioll.
Tic?! Aditioil' of a Sovereign is, indeed, to*
pitied, for he is often, charged with the evils
his Government, when they arise from the weal';
ness, venality, or ambition of his Ministers..--B 0
it is the duty of Monarchs to look resolutely i!'t°
the state of their dominions themselves, and 0
attend to the real wants and rational wisheS.°i
their subjects. Such we hope will always be the
case with the Sovereigns of this Country, anal'
their power .is founded on the best political sis'
1
tem that ever was" framed, while they- watch 00.
it with vigilance, and protect it with resoluticil,
their Throne will be fixed upon a. rock and
may bid defiance to the storms of faction.---PJ
to the Revolution, in Portugal, it cannot be doubt'
ed that it was the natural effect-of the Spanish
example, and the. success of the popular party .i 3
Spain might be expected to lead to similar VW
sequences in POrtugal,,particularly if stimulateJ
by the Spanish qeformers. It is problible that
this event will have some effect upon the polid
of the Austrian Cabinet, and its conduct re.pect4
ing Naples. • --am--
The Morning Chronic* of this day,after
animadverting on the recent events in Spain,
pies, and Portugal, has the following passage
"What are 'the people of GerMaiiiabotit ? Ale
there no men of practical talents among thefO
capable of enabling the popular feeling to diP
play itself with effect ?" and adds, " All 114
can say is, that the Nation in fetters, which doss
not profit by. the great lesson which has n
been, so distinctly given, deserves to remain Di
them." " All that we can say -is," that it this A
direct incitement ,to rebellion against a Goverte
'tient in alliance" With this Country, and full,'
proves, what has been long suspected, that thero
is at presenthu undivided c'onjunctiou between tO
Whigsßadicals,
and the and, in fact, that this
,b ,
principles ,are too similar to admit of distinctioof
except that The Morning Chronicle does not Ye/
utter the language of the COBBETTS, the IfooL-Ertl,
the:lV...m.o'm, and the other Apostles of Refunik

We have inquired in a quarter where we are
likely to obtain authentic information, and find
that there is no truth in the report of an inteadd
Dissolution of Parliament.

We rec.eii-eiflOst; night
.and this morniOff the
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Paris Papers of Frjday and SatUrday last. Thel
are entirely silent, respecting the events in Porto'
gal. We giVe, in another column, a few para-
graphs from the Journals of Friday. The I.ol'
loAving are from the Papers of Saturday
" PARIS,' SEPT. 9.—The KIN'O gave a private audience ~45'
terday to M. Bourdeau, Procureur General to the ;our 110y416
of Rennes. His Majesty afteriwards transacted business
the Duke de Richelieu and the Baron Portal.
" In the Sitting of yesterday ti Commission of the Coo,/
of Peers interrogated six wittsesses, and three of the ii:Ltised'

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