The Sun.
London, England, 1820-08-21 00:00:00

QUEEN." If it be so, from the character of that
Journal, it cannot be doubted that it is well paid
for all which it says in support of her cause and in
hostility to thesGovernment, which, in conformity
to her own solemn Demand, has entered upon a
trial which it was anxious to avoid.—But what
must be thought of any paper whose opinions are
founded upon its pecuniary profits! Is it .pos-
sible that the reputation of any such paper can
stand! It must sap the foundation of its ‘own
character in the na-row views or temporary
profit.—lf, indeed, the Opposition Journals had
any sense of moral purity, or had even common
policy, they would " assume a virtue if they had
it not," and affect to be glad that any mode
could. be devised for the discovery of truth and

the
,satisfaction of justice, whether the ultimate
decision should be favotirable •or otherwise to

A-!. Party accused.

The Address presented to her MAJEiTY, said
to be from the Leicestershire Regiment of Mi-
litia, was perhaps so entitled, "but who the men
were, what were the numbers, who signed the
Address, or who presented it, no one has the
hardihood to avow. As far as inquiry has- gone,
no such measure can be attributed to that loyal
Regiment ; no Regiment has behaved with more
attention to discipline and good order dnring the
time of their training and exercise, and those f
the Officers and non-commissioned Officers, who
could be found on the moment, never heard of
any intention of the nature ,Of ihe Address, it
is also observable, that the Regiment concluded
their period of military exercise on the 25th of
last month, the Address is dated on the 22d,
and first appeared in print on the 18th of Au-
gust, twenty-seven days after its date.

We received yesterday the 'Paris Papers of
Thursday last. Those of Friday, which were
due this morning, have not arrived. Th,: ad"-
counts from Naples, of the 31st ult., state, that
tranquillity had been completely restored in Si-
cily, and that the preceding statements had been
much exaggerated. It appears that " only three
Sicilians fell victims to the fury of the mob--

namely, Prince CATTOLICA, the-Prince d'Acr,
and the Officer SAN Z.l. No'Neapolitatx has been

ill-treated, except the 'Neapolitan troops, of
whom four Officers and '2OO soldiers were more
or less wounded."

CA LAI'S, AUG. 19.—A. most dreadful fire broke
out here last evening, at half-past seven o'clock,
at the Entrepot (Custom-house Warehouse) for
bonded goods. The large warehouse, the stables
of the Porte aux. Chevaux, and a small house ad-
joining, were totally consumed. What made it
the more alarming was, it began in the warehouse
where there was an immense quantity of liquors
of different descriptions, which made the blaze
the more terrific ; a great part of these were de-
stroyed. No lives were lost, but several acci-
dents took place.

The QUEEN went through various parts of the
town' yesterday, and we regret to learn, that her
Carriage rode ()Ver a boy in Tottenham Court
Road, who was killed on the spot, and knocked
down a man, who was severely wounded, and
taken to the Hospital. ,
WiNoson, AUG. 10.—The KING ,has fre-
quently rode out during the past week, attended
by Sir WILLIAM KEPPEL. His Majesty has taken
an extensive survey of Windsor Castle, viewing
all the antiquities and modern. apartments of that
stupendous building: The KING seemed to be
deeply affected upon visiting the apartMents re-
cently occupied by his venerable Father.
'On Thursday evening summonses were issued
for the assembling of a Cabinet Council on Fri-
day.. Owing to the Cabhiet•Ministers being en-
gaged in Parliament upon the Bill respecting the
QUEEN, the meeting did not take place till half-
past nine o'clock at night. They continued in de-
liberation till near twelve.
The departure of Mr. VESEY FITZGERALD; as
Ambassador to Sweden, takes place immediately ;
for which pu''pose the Iphigenia frigate, Captain
I)AnicEn, proceeds directly from Portsmouth to
Yarmouth to receive him on board, and pro-
ceed direct to Stockholm.

The Cambrian frigate at Plymouth is fitting
for the conveyanceof Lord STR iNGFORD and suite
to Constantinople. Captain W. C. 11.pm.Tos
is appointed to command the Cambrian.

The worthy Burgesses of Berwick-upon-Tweed
have no reason to complain of a want of opportu-
nities of exercising their elective franchise, they
having had three elections within these two years
past—and now a fourth canvass by a neighbour-
ing Baronet, Sir F. BLAKE, who comes forward on
the plea of an approaching dissolution of the pre-
sent Ministry, and consequent new Parliament !!
The Gazette of Saturday notifies that his MA-
JESTY haS ordered a Conte d'Elire to pass the
Creat Seal, authorizing the Dean and Chapter
of Lincoln to supply the vacancy in that See,
and that he has recommended to their choice the
Bishop of EXETEll—also, that Deputy Assistant
Commissary General Ron. REYNOLDS has been
dismissed the sell ice, for misapplying to his own
use a very large quantity of stores, the whole of
which, however, he had subsequently replaced ;
yet such conduct was contrary to his duty as a.
Commissariat Officer.