The Sun.
London, England, 1820-12-11 00:00:00

—the notorious authors of all these evils,' aita the causes of
whate vv. discontent is`foiid io the'iCoUntry—..are still irstrusted
With' poWer perpetrate further wrongs. In that there is
not the slightest harm.; but to tell the King what every one!
'knows, viz, that the evit, ;int; to entreat of his
lesfy.icllat 6'.'erj; one prigs f‘ii—namely, the renioral of their.
ii9tlkors—robthat is quite iniquitous—,t hat inflames the pas-.
tions of the people-4 that tulsleads, their judguient. Such are
the tithe" iit wfrich !

[New Times.]
His Majesty's Answer to the Address of the Common Coun-
cil:was such as became a Monarch, to return •to a. deluded
por:ion of hissohjects.i. and we trust it will,bave due we,ight
wit ti ai,l thos'e'Mensheri'eilthe COrporatinn who Detain a spark
of loyalty intheipcomposition. To. their tong' and factious
slare!Aents.the King replies.with,dign,ified brevity. lie dis-
dains entefiug into the too obvious motives of those by whom
the AddreSs was bfeught forward; but he Just ly observes that
thetenileney of such a production.: must be to inflame. the
passiolis and roislead,theindgment of the unwary. and unen-
141Panejel'.. Thislis'a reflection wbicii we should hope would •
'slfik Veep Virtu thensiudis ort he hOttest and Conourishle Mem-
her4',ofohe (*prison, Cua:icil, e,!pecially.of 'those,who, irons
an unworthy fear of .unputinisrity, stain away from the de-
•hSteibir th'e Address, and' thus permitted a compoiition to be
carriedWhfch Must rerasin on record as a disgrace to' he City
of London. Let us ask.aisy of these Gentlemen whether they
. . • - •: .
can conscientsouslyupply to the character and conduct of his
'Majesty's ;present Ministers those scats aloes and injuri-
ous 'epithets by which they are designated. in the Address ?
Is there any thing." malignant," for: instance, in the pro-
ceedings of Lord' Liverpool ? Or has the Lord Chancellor, in
the' Coal-sea a Ihng public life, ever .shewn " an utter dis-
regard of public justice ?" And if these assertions are, as
every honest man must allow them to be, most wicked and
slanderons falsehoods; 'hoe/ can any good cuan,even by a tacit
s'c'efinescence, thus break the commandments of God, by
"bearing false Wituess.against his neighbour?" Ne know
that.the approach of •St. Thomas's Day,
,and the chance of
being rejected at the ensuing election, may be urged as rea-
sons for' nut standing forward manfully to oppose popular
clamour; but .these reasons are weak and dishonourable;
they could not justify a tuan its giving his assent to false-
hood and slander, if they were ever so well, founded andthey
are not founded in :fact; for a fait and manly discharge of
public duty wain the long run no less :certainlyinsure a
limn the aplilause of his fellow citizens;,than it will secure to
hint the approbation Of his own conscience. Let the Com-
mon Councilmen consider 'what a figure,they make-in the
eyes of the country at large ! Let them read the Loyal Ad•
dresses ponring its frost all quarters. The nation feels that the
King has been too long insulted by . the inflammatory
speeches of Itinerant Orators,. the audacious paragraphs
of venal Newspapers, the seditious 'Addresses to the
Queen, and her Majesty's treasonable Answers.—
The enlightened and truly respectable part of the
station is indignant at this, cleany perceiving that the
artful use of We Queen'; nanse„isa mere cloak for projects of
Rein-Wein andltevolutiou—projeets indeed unknOwn and un-
suspected by a large proportion of the individuals who address
t he Queen, but
.manifestly entertained, and hardly disavowed
by the most active agent; in stirring up popular disaffection.
The Loyal AdtlYpsses prove that a wide and powerful reaction
has already begun, and therefore the factious Press sets itself
busily toturn..them into ridicule. 79te Timis is of course fore-
most in thii inSidions practice ; and it is closely imitated
by the weekly 'venders of sedition. An obscure print
of yesterday repeated some of the convicteet falselsoods
of the former *Journal 'relative to the Loyal Declaration
of the Word of Cheap; kit neither of these writers can" rail
the seal from off the bond," There remain the signatures of
men known nut merely in the City of Ltindon, hut throughout
the empire; and whose collective property,as we have already
stated, is more than three Millions.: Is it not an intolerable
piece of impudence for a contemptible scribbler to pretend to
treat such a body qf men with insult ?

[The Public Ledger.]
The Madtid Papers contain finthet particulars of the late
disturbances at Valencia', and confirm the reports of several
persons having been 4rrested at Madrid, including a Groom
of his Majesty's Bed•chamber, charged with being implicated
in the counter.revolUtiOnary movement of Morales. This
Groom, it appears, had given' various sums of money to some
of the other parties in custody, to 'excite them to enterprizes
againsl the new order of things. On the 23d ult. the Magis-
trates of Madrid prysented to his Catholic Majesty an Ad-
kess containing some borne.truthsaS to the cause of the agi-
tated state of the public mind. They tell hilts, that those
who krep alive this. ferment are to be found in his Court and
Palaces—men who, falsely assuming.to themselves the exclu;
sive Merit of lOyalty, are incessantly occupied- in endeavours
to subvert the free Constitution of their Country: and they
represtnt to his Majesty the futility of all'attempts to tran-
getilize the (etiiitits of the people, until it shall he practi-
cally deMonstrated that his Majesty regards as his enemies
all Who are hostile to the new !institutions.

COUNTRY' MARKETS AND FAIR

DURING TIE 7.4.. T WEEK.

arveiage Prices of Corn asid7litur, per Quarter, frinchester

Atetisui-e.
LF.icts-rvat, DEe.'2.—'Wheat, 6.1 s 8d ; ,Rye, O. 011; Barley
30s Od ; Oats, 24s Od.; Beans, 45s ad Hug Pease, —s Od
Pale Malt .10s irld'; Oatmeal, e7s Od.per bowl of 1401hs; Fine
Flour, per seek, ses Od; Seconds, 50s Od; Thirds, 47s Od.
• •• PrZte of • •
Quartern Loaf .. Wheaten
Difto
MARKET Hattaottou-OH, Dec.s.—Wheat, 56s to 625;
Rye, —s a s; Barley, 25s a Qos ; Oa/s, 20s a 21s ; Beans, old
4-s; pedse —s a —s'; Malt a—s ; Fine Flour per sack, 51st
Seconds, 49s ; Thirds, 465.
(TITINO4IAK. ReC...6.—Wheat, sss a 635; Barley, .26s a
28s ; Oats, 245 a —s ,• Beans, —s a 335.
LutiulinuitotlGll, De-c. 7.—Wheat, 61s ; Barney, • 80s ;
Oats.; 225; Beans, —5 ; .Malt, —s ; Fine Flour, per sack,
50s ; Secondi, 47s ; Thirds, 44s Od:
I.4vREINor. CoRN'EXCHANue, DEC. 6.—At this day's mar-
ket there was very little English. Wheat, and nut 'much in-
quiry." for it ; but of Irish, a good supply, which was in Wier=
ahle'.detuand, at a reduct 'nut of .from Id .to 2d.per 701b.—Bar-
ley was taken cif slowly at the annexed (At rencY.—Beans es
per quarter cheape,r.-41thorigh the demand fur Oats to-day
Was :rather• limited, last week's prices were suaintained.—
Other articles remain nearly the same as last week:— -
.:Wheat; English
Foreign
lrish 9d a 7s 6d
Barley, English
-:---- Foreign
Oats, Potatue
Malt, Fine ..
Beaus,
English Flour, per estaihs. 45 a 4fii—Seconds, 40s a 42s—
' AlliCriCall Flour, 34s a .36s per baud of thtilbs. net.
Import of Grain for the Week ending Dec. 4.
. Wheat, 0,1)03 qrs ;• Rye, —; Oats, 5,077', Barley, 1790;
Beans, 414 ;
_Pease, —; Oatmeal, 92; Flour, 1165 saelss,
70N barrels.' -
Harr., Dec. 5.--Oar market continues to he abundantly
supplied by samples of grain, anti the farmers seem in many
cases almost obliged to force sales. 'The. demand being only
by the millers for what it can he obtained on lower terms
than:this day week by Is to 2s per quarter, and very dull. sale
at that reduction,;-Marley is, also lower by is to. 2s for prime
samples. inferior nearly unsaleable.—Oats are very literal-
fill, hut" no demand,-.-Landon ;NJ other markets having been
so. glutted of late, there appears nit market to ship where
,the.tactor can realise ; indeed • the trade altogether appears
dUanal, partimilarly wbere4be 'farfiret as so situated. that 'lie
mutt , • •
Gratis brought Castwise..- -Wheat, —; Barley, 980; -Oats,
—; Rye, : Beans and Peas, 360 coati ers.
Grain carried coast wise.—W heat, il9 ; Oats, 584 ; Barley,
; Tares, —; and Peas, quarrels.
Wheat, English, per quarter S7S 5E3s a 60s
-- New ses 55s a 58s
Oats, Old
--- New l4s 16s a 19s
Riga Oats
Hainbtirght
liarky
Beans
Tares, 365',38s a 40s
Foreign
.34s a 31is
Rapeseed.' 301401 per las
Livoii.N, DE.: 5.

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Wheat 486 a &3s Odi Oats
itye
Oarley 27s a 30s Ocl
.4 Peas

GAisstsomoucii, Dix. 5.

Wheat., sos a 63s Otl
-- New ••
Rye

26s a 99s ed
Oats l9s a 21s od
lins

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tourus DEv..u.
Wheat
Oats - —s a—c Oil
. , ~.
Ryti - —s a,--s 0d Pease .
Watty.rll.l),, Dtx..l.—The supitly.of Wbeat this week, both
frout,Shsfatjuy.o,,apd up therivet-,ba Um, scanty; the
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