The Sun.
London, England, 1820-11-09 00:00:00

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We received last night and this morning the
Paris Papers of Sunday and Monday last.—The
following are extracts:—

" Pmits, Nov. 5 King yesterday transacted business
with the nuke de Richelieu, the Minister of War, and the
rtlinister of the Interior.

" M, Hyde de Neurille, Ambassador to the Court of the
Brazils, has set-out for'Rochefort, where a vessel is in readi-
ness to convey him to the United States. His Excellency
proceeds direct to Washington, and after the Sitting of the
American Congress he goes on to the Brazils.
" The Prince de Talleyrand is arrived at Paris, front his
estate of Valencay.

" Nov. 6.—Yesterday the Marquess de Santa Crux, Spanish
Ambassador, auJ Minister Plenipotentiary of Lucca,-present-
ed to the King, at a private audience, a Letter of the
Duchess of Lucca; notifying the marriage of the Infant Chas.
Louis, her son, with the Princess Maria Theresa of Savoy.
The Count de Grote, tie Hanoverian Minister, also present-
ed, at a private audience, the Answer of his Sovereign to the
notification of the birth of the Duke of Boutdeaux.

" The King lichl a Court yesterday,"w•hich was attended by
the Princes, the Grand Officers, the Ministers, the Marshals,
sclera! Peers, the Spanish and Neapolitan Anfh4Ssadors,
&c. &c. &c. Asiougst those present weie the Prince de
Talleyrand.

" From the 27th of September to the 3rd of October, 22
persons died at Cadiz of the Yellow Fever. At that date
there were 15Z.:a.ys.
" The Count de Blacati is appointed first Gentleman of the
Chamber. .
" Horses for remounts in France are purchasing in the
Prussian Provinces of the Rhine and in. the Netherlands, to
the number of 16,000.

FIVE PER CENTS.

Saturday
DEFERRED STOCK

Of the 224 Sept. 1820 93 f. —C.

TRoPenu,itcT.2l.--There was a grand illumination here
yesterday evenirig, in compliment to the arrival of the Em-
peror of Itusiia.

" The King of Prussia is expected on the 26th.

" MADRID, OCT. 2G.—lt is said that the request of Gene-
ral Morill to be allowed to return to Europe, is to-he -acced-
ed to, and that he is to he succeeded by General Latorre.
" In the Sitting of the Cortes of yesterday, a proposition
was approved of for requiring of the Secretary. of State in-
formation respecting Monte Video-
" VIENNA, OCT. 24.—The King of Prussia is not yet ar-
rived at Troppau, but is expect ed on the 27th.
" 2Gth. The Conferences between the Ministers at Troppau
have already commenced."

PRINCE LEOPOLD.—This illustrious high and
mighty Sovereign (in 7)(110, tel the Duchy of Cobourg, has
thought at to pay his mother in-law a visit. At he always in-
tended to do it, hr should have done it. at once. It is said.
that his Hlghness being now convinced of the innocence of
the 4. Queen," conceived it to he his duty to act as lie re-
cently has done. The Public in general, I believe, do not
linow that his Highness is what the Preach term on Fr,n-
denr, or what we call discontented, for which the following
reason is assigned :—On his marriage with the late Princess
,n,
• :miotte. a Peerage was offered to his Highness, but which
was declined, ou the ground that it would involve hive in
party feuds, from which, as a foreigner, he wished to keep
aloof. However, during his late residence in Germany,
the Prince wrote to Lord Liverpool, demanding the pro-
mised Peerage, as it was agreed on that his refusal should
not be a bar to a future claim. His Lordship, after
"nsul,inZ bit Sovereign, informed the Prince of Cohoorg,
that thelamented death of his Consort materially changed his
politiolLeatOit.ion in Ert4ttild, as hi' might marry a foreign
Princess, and it might so happen that the English, Home of
Peers would count many foreigners among them, which would
he looked upon with a jealous eye by all classes of persons in
this country. Prince Leopold, it is said, then claimed the
Peerkige for himself, to the exclusion of his male heirs, which
was also refused, This, it is ri ported, is the cause of his
Highnes's mecontentrment.—However, .50.0001. sterling per
annum is a tolehhle consolation for a Prince-Cadet of the
house of Saxe Cobourg !—(British Monitor, Nov. 5)

REQUISITION FOR A REVORM MEETING IN
M DDLEs ix.--The following is the Sheriff's An-
swer to some of Major CARTWRIGHT'S circular
'Requisitions, signed by himself and a few Radicals
who are desirous of again agitating the country
upon the worn-out subject of Reform

GZINTLEMEN—Havitig considered the several papers 'pre-
sented to its on Monday, the 6th instant, and also others
transmitted some days previously by Major Cartwright, re-
questing us to convene a County Meeting for taking into con•
sidcration the propriety of petitioning the House of Con,
mons for a Constitutional Reform of the Representation of
the People in Parliament ; we beg, in reply, to say, that fully
appreciating the sound right Of petitioning, we shall feel it
to be a duty to convene a Meeting of the County whenever we
are called upon by a Requisition regularly and respect-
ably signed for that purpose. But the papers delivered to us
appear to have been circulated and signed in a manner o un-
usual and irregular, that we do not fret ourselves justified in
convening the great body of the Freeholders of this extensive
County there m.
Ronvar WAlTHMAN,Olierifrs of the County of
.I.tmEs WILLIAMS, Middlesex. •
Nov. 8, 3520.

Mr. ATAEXANDER MACDONALD has recently
written.an elegant Latin Poem, imitated, " site
" Hibernia Liberata, Eptcum Ossianis Purina, e Celtic° See-
" mune conversum, tribus prminissis disputationibus, et sub-
" sequentibus notis; benignegne annuenti, Augusto Frede-
" rico Set cnissima Sussexiae Duel, dietatum."—ft was pub-
lished in the Summer, and h,.s received the flattering appro-
bation of several eminent classical Scholars.
There is a most admirable article in the last
Number of The Quarterly Bedew, on Mr. Bellamy's Trans-
lation of the Bible, in which the/ interpretations of that
Writer are most accurately and admirably examined, not only
by the Itcviewex, but by Mr. Whittaker, ()ISt. John's College,
Cambrid,ze, whose learned remaths on Mr. Bellamy's Worh
are pointed out as deserving. the serious consideration and
attention of the Piddle. Mr. lilbittalitr is justlresteemed to
be one of Cite best Writers of the present day in Hebrew Li-
tcratori..

Yesterday, her Serene Highness Princess Es-
TERIIAZY, entertained Prince Lichtenstein, the
Duchess Decazes, Baron Decazes, Madame
Decazes, Countess Lieven, and a party of her
distinguished friends, at Chandos House.
Yesterday, the Earl of H.tanowny entertained
the Earl of Liverpool, Earl Bathurst, the Arch-
bishop of Team, the Bishop of Bristol, the Bishop
of Gloucester, and a select party of the Peers,
with a dinner, at his house in Grosvenor-square.
Yesterday, the Earl and Countess of J ERSEY
gave a dinner to the Mike of Bedford, the Mar-
quess.of Lansdown, Viscount and Viscountess
Granville, and a large party of diStinguished per-
sonages, at their house. in Berkeley-square.
Yesterday;the Duke de FRI AS, the Spanish
Ambassador, entertained Prince Esterhazy, the
Duke Decazes, Count Lieven, Count de Suzza,
Baron Just, Count de Bourke, and a select
party of distinguished foreigners, at his house in
Portland-place.