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

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694 69 .Ex. Bill. 35.5' 1 0
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THE SUN.

SOLEM QUIS DICERE FALSUM AUDEAr

SATURDAY,IONNOVDEOMNBE,R
11
4850.

The Country is at length relieved from'
atilsl
greatest moral and political evil that ever I
turbed its peace and threatened its security. Asi
$
we are unwilling to prolong discussions 1,1130-at
- lamentable subject, we shall leave the people of
large to their own judgment on the questi°3
the innocence or guilt of THE QUEEN, COD tell'i
ourselves with an impartial selection of the °')/i
nions of our Competitors. But as The r
Press has this day thought proper to notice °Li
having joined in the illuminations, of last II"
we may be allowed to explain ourselves en tb,li;
point, and to observe, that we did so to Bv°lll
any occasion for tumult, upon the principle %chic t
induced so many of the Legislative Body t° ac
al'
in the same manner, in order to put an end to
judicial proceedings on the subject, as a Incas°e
necessary to restore public tranquillity. Our
having thus acted implies no departure from '7l
sistency, or dereliction, of principle, but ought I 0
be considered as a justifiable sacrifice to conn°
•
prudence, and a due regard to the peace of the
Metropolis. From the commencement 01 -
uns
deplorable business we left the subject to de
wisdom and justice of the Legislature, and tio'cr
vented a sentiment from ourselves that tended t°
prejudge the question one way or other, thouo
we certainly did not conceive that we had a right
to deprive our Readers of the opinions and are
ments of several enlightened and valuable C°l'
respondents, to whom we have long been ill"
debted on numberless occasions.

We received this morning the Paris Papers or
Wednesday last. The Moniieur contains a R°l4
ordonnance, constituting the Commission of niir
lic Instruction, by the title of The ItoN al CO°6'

cil of Public Instruction. The following are c'

ra c ts

" Mimi, Nov. 8.--Yesterday the KinK trai,acted busi
with the Duke de Richelien.—The Ducheiri tit Llerri
with his Majesty.
" ELECTION OF DEPUTIES.
COLLEGES OF ARRONDIssEMENT.-30

Abbeville—M. crElardivilliers, Ex-Deputy.
Roge—M. de Rotiill4.

EURS.
•
Evreux—Tlie Count de Pasture, former Deputy.

AC BE.
Troyes—M. Vernier, Judge of the Civil Tribunal.
Blzr sur Aubv—M. de Vaudceuvre. Prucuretir-Gentral

Dijon.

" The Count de Bunt Schauenstem, Austrian .Ministe"
President of the Germanic Diet, arrived on Monday evco4

at Paris.

FIVE PER CENTS.

-
Tuesday 77 f. 40 c.
DEFERRED STOCK
Of the 22d March, 1817 lOB f. 20 c.

22d Sept., 1820 94 f. 30 c.
BERLIN, OCT. 25.—The, departure of our Monarch fDt
Troppan, will, it is said, take place to-niorrow.
" FRANKFORT, Nov. 2.—At the departure of the lA4$
Courier (ruin Berlin, the King was still in that capital. O.
Majesty's delay in proceeding to Truppan is differently inter-
preted by politicians.. It is.said that the Emperor of ]fuss's'
on quitting Truppau, will proce, d direct to Berlin.
" NAPLes, OcT. 20.—T0.-day, the Prince Vicar Genzral
reviewed 1,400 troops, which are to sail iunnediately
Sicily."

The Whigs are greatly. incensed at Mr.
NlcnoLs, for giving then), at this critical jtag'
tare, such a character, in his recent popular
publication, wherein lie says, that " by TnEla
" coming into office ALL nopE of Reform will be
"at an end." Another expression of this honest
and disinterested English Gentleman is equallf
displeasing to them; because he saysf_that cor:
reeting the abuses in the Close Boroughs will
" be injurious to the interests of the Leaders of
cc the Faction of the great Whig Families ;" and
therefore any attempt to reform Parliament will
not be honestly and effectively supported Of
them!

Lord MORLEY, Who spoke yesterday against
the Bill, is generally understood to be one of the
personal friends of a Cabinet Minister, now 00
the Continent.

A Lawyer, now a Member of the Upper House
of Parliament, who was famed for the noise he
made in England about the Trial by Jury, but
who never spoke in favour of extending that
blessing to his own country,'once said to a pri-
soner, who had been tried for the murder of his
wife, " Take care you do not murder another,
far I will not attempt to bring you off again."
It affords us much pleasure to hear that Mr.
FREEN, one of the partners of the late banking-
house of Messrs. BRUCE and Company, is likely
to succeed to the office of Receiver of the Royal•
Hospitals of Bridewell and Bethlem. If inte-
grity and ability are essential requisites for an
important trust of this nature, Mr. Fams
eminently quali4ed for. the situation.