The Sun.
London, England, 1820-07-31 00:00:00

VVEEKLV itP,TROsCI'.

This is not Only a IlevolUtionaty age, bitt even
'the past week has 'be'en a ikeek of Aevolutions.
In Naples, the, Revolution Which to prii-
'dnce an eight ,day Constitution, has been revo-
lutionized into a more siimmary mode, which puts
the S.panish Constitution into iTtrtant force in the
'Two S'icilies!—As Uncle Toby says, " we hope
it Will saver,''-=-but we fear ready made Con-
stitutions are something like ready made clothes
!Ups, where the materials it re not always of the
Lest., whilst the work is bat* pdt together,
.atid
seldom fits.

In South America WO, ne* parties. and new
'onstitut►vns spring up every day. At Buenos
Ayres, all patriotism seems lost in party. In
Venezuela and the Caraccas, We hate BOLIvAn
always victorious, yet neter gaining any thing,
'Whilst Bat oN is no better than a Baccaueer, plun-
dering that which'our unhappy misled, yet gallant
Hibernian follow-citizens win for him, whilst
iltey are left to Orish ! Yet these are what the
Morning Chronicle and the whole of, the Radical
Pr'ess call " Glorious Revolutions!" Bdt the
Radical press has now got a new Coadjutor, and
Tyranny, Oppression, Falsehood, Malice, die.
are nayy served up ttncier Royal AdtharitY—
Viva! Regina ! !
Could it indeed be believed, that a Queen of
!'.Nu whether, innocent or guilty of the
charges under which she labours—would join in
the concert and
_chorus-with revolutionary ruf-
fians, where .the BOTLET PATRioT plays the
Double Base, whilst " her IlittiEsTY's Advisers"
are merely. set down- to the second fiddles ?
But so it is ; and • the answers to Addresses
daring the past Week have been as radically bad
Its the addresses to which they are tacked. It is
most unfOrtnnate too that all these answers_turn
upon the assumption that a veidict of Guilty will
b►e recorded.

This is most unfortunate ; but it suits the pus.-
pcfses of her Majesty's present advisers, who now
Inkke it their stalking horse of liberality ; and
who will be the Vely first to turn against her
',should Legislatitie Inquiry really be unfavour-
able, and her innocence no longer the weapon
'with which they can assail public tranquillity, or
"strike at the root of Monarchy!
But can leg .1 injustice find its way into the
Sapretne Legislature, whilst justice and mercy
preside sO nobly at inferior Tribunals? Can in-

justice rise triumphant In a Country which can
'thew such a Tribunal as the High Treason Corn-
thissicm hi Scotland ? Cam Truth be shrouded in
tt Country where Party spirit shrinks abashed
from the juridical gaze) as on the Oldham riot ?
Can Perjury rear his front in a Country where

'even a son and nephew -scorn to screen a parent
at the 'expence of Conscience, is at the unhapr.v
lViaidstone Trial ? The thing is impassible ; and
`to he Parliamentary Investigation, we only look
forward' for T.rtuTri, jUSTICS, and ,Mercy if ne•
tessary !—The consent of the Bank 4o take in
.oinnium augurs not ill in Finance ; and that Na-
tional Prosperity is in reality reviving, is mani-
fested l.y a bona fide redtiction of Poor's Rates,
during the past year, to the q.mount of nearly
ALF A MILLION !

very inteiesting Official Docu-
tnents, relating to the Cession of Parga, printed
by order of the House of Commons, 'have just
been delivered.• They consist:-Ist. Of a me-
morial, dated Jan. 8, 1820, presented by a native-
of Varga (Greggorio Maurogianni) to Earl Ba-
thurst with accompanying documents. id. Of
a copy of a letter from Sir T. Maitland to Earl
gatharst) dated Corfu, Nov. 24, 1819. 3d. Of
an extract of a letter from Sir 'l'. Maitland to Mr.

G oulburn, dated Corfu, Nov. 25,1819, With inclo.
sures. 4th. Of a copy of a letter from the same
officer to• Earl Bathurst, dated Dec. 9, 1819, with
enclosures. And, sth. Extract of a letter from
Sir Thomas to Eal-1 Bathurst, dated Corfu, March
27, 1850. The first of these documents may be
considered as the statement of grievances and
claims on the part of the Parguinotes ; the re-
maindeT as the explanation and justification of
the -conduct of Sir T. Maitland. The letter
dated Corfu, Nov. 24, is very long-, and enters
into an examination of the condition of Parga,
from the time that it was held as a Venetian
colony down to the period of its cession b.), US to
the Ottoman Porte.

A Meeting of the Inhabitants of IlamMersmith
took place on Saturday, to consider the propriety
of presenting an Address to her MAJESTY on her
arrival in this country ; Mr. C. ()Nom, the Church-
warden in the Chair. Several Resolutions were
moved by Mr. 13owtiNG, and seconded by Mr.
limp. On the motion of Mr: ti --04 LING, se.
conded by Mr. Ilvrints, an Address was voted
to he{ M A.l ESTY.—An Address has been present'.
ed to her MAJEsTY- from the Borough of I Iches•
ter, signed by the in behalf of the in-
habitants.
ITALIAN WlTNEstts,---A. letter from Trieste,
of the nth instant, states, that two waiters be-
longing to the Hotel in that city, called the
Locanda Grande, had set out for London, as
witnesses against the QVEENI