The Sun.
London, England, 1820-11-04 00:00:00

KITE PER. CENTS.

75 f. 25 c.
75 1. 40 c. •
DEFERRED STOCK
Monday. Tuesday.
Of the 22d March, 1817.. 106-f. 94 c. .. 107 f. sc.
22tl 'March, 1820 94 f. 95 c.
22d Sept. 1820....92 f. 00 c..... 93F. C.
".NatmEs; Oc•r. 12.—Yesterday the 1).:m1) vessel, No 2,
arrived from Palermo in 34 hours, baving.ms hoard Lieute,
nant Letizia, Aid-de-camp to General Florestan Pepe, with
dispatches.

Monday
Tuesday .

l'be'division of General Pepe entered Palermo on the 6th
dstant, subsequent to the occupation of the fortified points,
which took place•l he preceding day; and by virtue of a Con-
' tt which was signed on board an English cutter, a
.ional Junta was appointed, of which the Prince De
'at erno wit: nominated President. This Junta is to act until
further orders. are received from the Duke of Calabria.
"A Proclamation, dated the Bth, was •issued by General
Florestan Pepe, addressed to the inhabitants of Palertno.
"The Minister of t he Netherlands presented a letter to-day
to the King from his Sovereign, expressing his satisfaction
at the events that have taken place.
" OCT. 15.-1 n the Sitting of the Pa t !lament yesterday,
Colonel Gabriel Pepe expressed his indignation against the
,Conventioti concluded at Palermo. He moved that General

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Florestan Pepe should be recalled, that a corps of 600 d
brese should he sent to Sicily, and that the Coufg
should be annulled.

"An Edict of the Prince-Vicar-General, dated this deif;)
taint a copy of the Capitulation, announcing, that it had,!
laid before Parliament, and that Parliament had decl3rei
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null and void, as being contrary to the glory of the 1:1'1
Kingdom, to its political interests,.and the honour of tbg'
tion, inasmuch as it tends to introduce into the Kingo
the Two Sicilies a division contrary to political Treating'
which is founded the security of the Kingdom.
" VIENNA, 21.—The Emperor of Russia will aril°
Troppau to-day.

" The future destination of the Austrian truer in
will depend upon the result of the conferences?'

THE DISCOVERY SHIPS.
The following account of the Discovery
is by another Davis' Straits' fishing ship, by `r
it appears very probable that the object of
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Expedition would have been attained, but for it
want of provisions, which the ships were 0
to experience
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0 SfROMNESS, OCT. 26.—This day arrived the Lee, 1
lot
Liamsolsr, from Davis' Straits; she has brought Dispetclejt3
Government from the Discovery Ships. They are esr-ttr
here or at Shetland every dal', not haring succeeded icoss
object of their voyage, said to be owing to their pf
getting short."
Another Letter states,--" Nothing prevented the Pielc,f
' Ships from getting through but the want ofprovitiOs'
rather the risk of wanting them."
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Since writing the abort, we have received a Lentr„i
Peterhead, dated 30th October, which states that , POl
Heclar, Discovery Ship., arrived off here this day. LiirontP
PARRY and two Gentlemen landed from her, and prevOLt
London."
Tire following are further particulars of the arrival of te'e
Discovery Ships :
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" EDINBURGH, Nov. I.—The Discovery Ships have .'a;
the Frith of Forth. Captain PAattv has gone througis
on his way to London."

Norfolk heralds to the 10th ult. arrived
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morning, which contain the following article
" A MELANCHOLY PICTURE----A Letter filiff.
Savannki, 24th Sept. states as follows :--4 '[he 10.0t1:111
which prevails in this city bias defiance to the powers 4,0 s
medicine; its desolating ca4ver knows iio obstacle. ll'
deaths are from 10 to 15, and sometimes 20 svltgwer,;
niilies are swept away before it, natives as weal as stitvg
six physicians have fallen victims. The irthabitauts:are
tof
moving out of town, and all business is at a stand; y42:41,
walk through the town, and not meet a white person.

IMPROMPTU.
GROSVENOR in .clouds and storms can see
Signs that THE Qi•ctx from guilt is free ;
And argues that, when weather's clear,
Her virtue will yet more appear.
Thus Partridge, Sage of former days,
As wisely on the Heas'ns could gaze;
And GROSVENOR well with him accords—
The PARTRIDGE Of the HOUSE or Loans.

Her MAJESTY, we understand, arrived
the House, accompanied by Lady Asx 11-4.ftl
TON, at one o'clock, but the purport of hery
JESTY'S attendance we had not been able te''
certain.
HER MAJESTY has signified, through her CWild
berlain, that some misunderstanding having ar—ot
respecting the presentation of Addresses, it is 11,4
the intention of her Majesty to decline- receill
Addresses for the future, nor her wish to fi!)
that ebullition of respect and attachment 'Oa
has been so universally manifested by the peol,
and which is so highly gratifying to the feeling t
her Majesty. Her Majesty, aware of the Vie
inconvenience such numerous bodies of peeot
must experience, waiting upon her, on acceu4
of the lateness of the season, and the distance
Brandenhurgh House from the Metropolis, is to
continue to receive Addresses by small DeP°t;
tions only ; and an early day is to be named i,
her receiving the numerous Addresses alread,,,l
Voted, and not presented on Monday last.
(Morning Paper.)
THE EARL GROSVENOR.—Perhaps there Ilecerl
even in this reziolutionau age, was a greater''
lution of character than is observable in this Nulid
man. Formerly, when he was in the House,
Commons, he was such a zealous advocate 0r
religion and decorum, that he wanted to supPr!:t
all Sunday Newspapers. Now he utters the ruLP9
violent language, because the name of a Pers4
was omitted in the Liturgy who is loaded
such imputations, that if she has coin:U.l=l4.
" the twentieth part the tithe", of what
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charged upon her, she is totally unfit for :1'
decent Society.
THE PRINCESS SOPHIA'S BIRTH-DAY.--Ce.si
terday being the anniversary of the birth-day ur
the Princess SopittA, the Duchess of Gloucester
and the Princess Augusta went to the tempor34
residence of her Royal Highness at-Falconbergti
house, in George-street, Hanover-square,-as
the Duchess of Clarence, to paytheiraffectionat
reff)ects upon the return'of the Princess's null
day. Prince Leopold and the Duchess of $
came to London from Claremont for the sat'
purpose. A number of private friends of th ,
Princess Sophia paid their respects to her nor'
Highness- upon the return of the day. 1111,,e
Duchess of Kent afterwards visited the "Duche,76
Of Clarence during the remainder of the day,
her. residence in the King's Palace, St. Jaroees•.,
WARWICK ELECTION.--State of the Poll 13'
the close of the Third Day, Thursday last
Mr. LAWLEY 1017.-M r. SPooNER. 403.
Minority in favour of Mr. Lawley eo9=
According to The CoventrN herald of yestercn
which we received this morning, the contest I.
likely to be severe., We are sorry to learn do.
Mr. LAWLEY'S friend's were grossly insulted 111
passing through Coventry. Mr. SPOONER is. tie
popular Candidate.
Colonel BROWN, we understand, is arrived jll ,
town..—( Tirnes.)
PREFERMENT.--The Rev. T. W. Rif MOP
M.A. son of the LORD CHIEF BARON, was
stituted, on the 13th ultimo, to the Vicarage °
Seighford, in the .County of Stafford, on the pre''
sentation of the LoaD CHANCELLOR.
Mr. COOPER, who has made so successful 11.
debut in the part off' .4ninco, has beenengaged
three years at,Drury-Lane Theatre.

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