The Sun.
London, England, 1820-07-05 00:00:00

THEA'T'RICAL REGISTER.
Performed Last .:Vi-ht.
tit Allier RA-AL, MuRY-LANE.—King Lear. After which,
...Gioranni in London.
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...which, A Roland fur an Oliver.
TittnTßE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE.—Ink/e and Yarico.
After which, 'I he Promissory Note.
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—ln That part of our Leading Article yesterday
which relates to Mr. CANNING, instead of " adverse to hir
'MJEslb,•r read her.

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THE SUN.

110LENI Qui& DICKHE rALSLTNI MJIMAT

LONDON,
WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 1820.

We received yesterday evening the Paris i-
Pers of Saturday last. Those of Sunday, which
were due this morning, have not arrived. The
Chamber of Deputies were occupied on Friday
with
some parts of the Budget, but nothing ma-
terial occurred. The case of the National Sub-
scrirukh before the Court of Assizes was again
edilintned till Saturday. The following are ex-
tracts

PARts, Jut.Y I..—The King transacted busi-
-e" yesterday with the Minister of the Interior
and the Duke de Richelieu.
*•'the
Dlike Decazes it is expected, quit
Parts_tun the 6th or 7th instant, and reach London
• about the lOti). His Excellency bad an audience
71
the Kin 4 on Thnrstlay evening.
"Lieutenant
General the Viscount Donnadien
Was Yesterday morning, by order of the Lieutenant
general
Commanding the first military division,
conveyed to the prison of the Abbaye.
Lieut Gener ar Solilhac, who was detained
With Cal. Barbier Dnfay, has been set at liberty.

FIVE PER CENTS.

Friday

77 fr 4b c.

DRFERR2D STOCK
Of the 22d March, 1817 lO4 1. 10 c.
42d March, 1920 92 f. 15 c.

EXCHANGR ON LONDON.
One Month

" VRxicE, JuNs 17.—Letters from Scutari
stkateo that the Yachts of Scutari was marching at
t" "lid of 20,000 men against Ali Podia."

New York Papers arrived this morning to the
11th June.
SL"" TRADE. WC understand that, in
;ro°11„3-:ence of the information lately received
tue African Coast or the immense and almost
lucredible number of vessels employed in this
"t "table traffic, the Government are about to
tilltlatch min some fast-sailing vessels of war to that
k
h to assist the Cayane in bringing to justice
hiTsuse °Crenders against the laws of religion and
of the Coxv&NTioN concluded between Don MA-
//Ult. SattNarta, Governor of the Province of Buenos
• b, and
ebruary. Lona, Governor of Santa FE, on the 23d of
il
at the Nation
I. The contracting Parties protest that the wish
cequiza Na"°n
t ) and in parlar in e Prov under their
nit' respecting theticu the
system of Government which ought
feadre :Ir' ",:late the°l, has been expressed its favour of the Con-
it stl"°?! which has been formed, but as it is necessary that
of the he declared by Deputies, nominated by the free election
▪ thrir'Ple, it is submitted to their deliberation. For this
"es ts .efe
"ail be elected by tht people of each Province its
caLetsvt
••epresentatives. The three shall unite at the
._e t of St. Lorenzo, in the Province of Santa Fe, at the
''▪ .Plratican of En
days, for the Ratification of the Convention

t Yesterday stopped the Press, at a late hour,
th Present to the Public the substance of the 'te-
t:, °f the Secret Committee of the House of
e -t" clu the Contents of the Green Bags. Those
the tent 4. enhappily, in the opinion of fifteen of
ni°llt respectable and dignified Characters that
it the
Lot, respectable
and all Europe could supply, and se-
c:it," v4°l4 ALL PARTIES in the great hereditary
allll of the State, comprize Charges which
,PPear to be calculated to deeply affect, not only
"e hottour
tolh: cer:
tint,ry and- of
;: ni
-,.ltaiei
etw moraluises ,
fbetultilaiglsoantldiehdoingonuttry
ooff
farther, " in their opinion,
ll' is INLISPeNSABLe that the Charges should he-
to
m
e the subject of a SOLEMN INQUIRY." The Do-
'4:ittente against her iNIAJESTY,eISO, in the opinion
0.
the high and unimpeachable Characters who
constituted
"' the Committee, contain allegations
eh are supported by the concurting testimony of
life 4 great number of persons in various situations of
_ and residing in different parts of Europe, harein,,
b her MAJESTY With an adulterous con-
inectloo with one formerly her menial, Hod int'
134tIng to her a continued series of conduct highly
bechinirig her Nla4asTY's rank and station, and
ndof the Most licintious..character. Is it posbible to
44PPose that the dignified Persons who so far give
belt
'''.etlolll to tlluae Charges as to deem thell)

" the subject of solemn Inqtfiry " have lightly
examined the Documents in question, and have so
far committed themselves 'in the eyes of mankind,
without the fullest consideration of the nature of
those Documents and of the Evidence with which
they are supported ? 'Can all the sophistical elo-
quence that may be displayed in or out of Parlia-
ment carry any weight with a wise and virtuous
People after such a decision ? "Pel'ive find that
men of high rank can censure Ministers, not only
for that regard to Justice which was forced upon
them, but for the lenity by whith they attempted
to avert the course of Justice, for the sake of the
peace of the Country, and to prevent it from be-
ing disgusted by evidence likely to bring forward
matters of the most offensive nature. In pursuance
of our plan, however, we make the Daily Journals
speak for themselves, by Extracts from the whole
of them this day,—lt was our intention to omit
the Old Times, because its notorious regard to
nothing but its- sale renders its opinions at all
times unworthy of the least respect, independently
of its general weakness, folly, and rancour. But
it evinces this day such a total disregard of com-
mon decency, that we deem it a duty to extract
one passage from it, by which it will be seen that
it considers the awful charges against the Quests,
which allege against her adultery with a menial
servant, and a continued series of licentious conduct,
•as a proper subject of " laughter," without any
consideration of those high and respectable Cha-
racters who have declared of those charges, that
they deeply affect the honour of the QUEEN, the
dignity of the Throne, and the moral feeling and
honour of the Country, and in their opinion that
it is indispensable they should become the subject
of solemn Inquiry, and Legislative proceed-
ing ! ! !—What must be thought of the moral
feelings, the understanding, or the sense of com-
mon decency of the Times, which could Consider
such grave, solemn, and awful matters as only
fit subjects for Laughter !!! We are astonished
at the shameless lolly of such a declara►ion, e►en
in that Paper. We shall conclude at present, by
subjoining a list of the Noblemen who formed
'the Secret Committee, and leave the People to
determine whether the UNANIMOVI oriNtost of
such men is not entitled to the respect and con.-
fidence of the world at large, and whether it is
now possible to prevent that course from beiug
adopted which will lead to the fullest develope•
meet of truth, anti the firm decision of impartial
justice, either by a due vindication of innocence,
or an exemplary, but not rigorous, punishment of
guilt.

LORDS' SECRET COMMITTEE.
The Archbishop of CANTERBURY,
The LORD CHANCELLOR,
The Earl of HARROWBY, L. P.
Duke of BEAUFORT,
Duke of NORTHUMBERLAND,
Marquess of LANSDOWN,
Marquess of BUCKINGHAM,
Earl of LIVERPOOL,
Earl of DONOUGHMORE,
Earl of BEAUCH AMP,
Viscount SIDMOUTH,
Lord Bishop of LONDON,
Lord REDESDALE,
Lord LAUDERDALE,
Lord ERSKINE.

The Marquess of BucKINGHAM yesterday, in a
speech characterized by plain good sense, manly
feeling, and unaffected dignity, observed, with re-
spect to the Secret Committee, that it was t of for
him to say, what time would shew, whether they
had discharged the trust reposed in them ; but
he cuul►' assure their Lordships, not only that
there %V HS pofeet unanimity as to the contents
of the Report, but in erery word of it.

The Duchess of I'oRK, we are happy to say,
continues Io improve. Yesterday Sir HaNRY
HALlPcrtn left town to attend her Royal Highness
at Oatlands.

1-115 MAJRSTY returned to town on Monday
night from Hampton Court.

Yesterday the Duke of YoRK. transacted mili-
tary business with the KING.

Count MUNSTER had an audience of leis MA-
JBSTY yesterday.

Yesterday the Duchess of GLOUCESTER, Prin-
cess AuuusTA, Duchess of KENT, accompanied
by the Princess F'EoDoR, and Princess SOPHIA
MATILDA, visited the Duchess of CLARENCE.
Her Royal Highness the Princess SUPHIA has
just launched a new and very splendid town equi-
page. The body and carriage are both of patent
yellow, with silver furniture, and the Royal arms
superbly emblazoned on the door panuels.
The QUEEN was at Barnes on Sunday, to see
Mr. BALL'S mansion. oil the terrace, fur her sum-
mer's residence ; and ►oon after her arrival, the
principal inhabitants, &c. of Barites and Mortlake,
crowded the Terrace, and cheered her with the
usual acclamations.

Mr. BROUGHAM, jun. had an audience of her
MAJeSTY On Monday night, upon some ronin►uni-
cation front Mr. BROUGHAM. Yesterday several
of the QUEEN'S foreign attendants left town for
the village of Leigh, on business for her MA-
JESTY. Her MAJESTY did not leave the house
yesterday.
His MAJESTY, who had often admitted Mr.
JonNSTONE 10 hlt► private panties to enjoy his
social powers at►tl hutmorons songs, transmitted to
him, on his benefit night, a draft for a bundled
guineas, through the medium of Sir B. BLoolt
FIELDi end the tlac of the Royal Box on that cm-.
cation.