The Sun.
London, England, 1820-12-04 00:00:00

PRENCH‘PA.PERgo

We received yesterday and this morning the
Paris Papers of Thursday and Friday last. The
following article from Augsburg, dated the q4th‘
ult. appears in the Journal de Paris of Thursday :
" We have received letters by, the. list courier
from Milan, which 'Mention different orders issued
lo the troops, and according -to which it may be
'concluded .with some certaintly, that the Austrian
`army will not be put in motion'. It is even'add-
d, that the project of Placing it on the war esta-
blishment has been postponed. Various motives
are
stated as having
,influenced the Cabinet of
Vienna in coming -to 'this determination. Pow-
pYer that may be, -reports of a very pacific nature
•-iaghl. to circulate. It is asserted that a great
wer hopes to prevent any declaration of Wai,
against the King of the Two Sicilies., It islre-
trarded as_
.certain that the Miniters of the great
1)"-ers which form the Congress at Tropkau,
'eve addressed a Declaration to the present Go-
' '.nntent of Naples. Respecting the contents
'r this Declaration there are a multitude of con,
cturei, but, nothing. is positively known upOn
the subject;

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The pacific indications in the above article re-
teive,
however, a conslderable degree of cqutra,
Teti-on. et'•
-on. from the Viethia intelligence, dated the
/gth ult• in the Gazette de France of Thursday,
\vs •
'atclk, alluding to the declaration. of the Allied
S`o
vereigps mentioned from Augsburg as having
been sent to Naples, asserts it to state, that

". The,Allied SOvereigits cannot recognise the
W,hich has been imposed upon the.
!('•l'ic, but that it will be entirely free to his
`IAJEsTi to giveto his people such a Constitu-
t,l°4 as. he may -deem proper, provided that it be
"ablished upon the same bases that have been.
41°Pted for the, organization of the Austrian
Sq.
- `lt€'s in Italy. It is added, that should this
tleclaratioiL not be sufficient to produce the de-
xhange§ in Naples, a Manifesto of the Sove-
rev .
g. 4 will be published at the moment of the el-7
,trance of. the Austrian _troops in the Neapolitan
•rrit4ry." If this version of the declaration of
_the. Allies at Tro.ppiia is' to be relied upon, it can
.I"e'reely be anticipated that the Neapolitans will
..11.13rniz to such a dictation, and war of course
.4zst.. be the resnit.—The following are further

XtraCtS.
p
Dec, r.-1" 1 e Kingtmnsacted business yesterday,
the Ministers of the Interior and fur Foreign Atftirs•
(41' The of Prussia has declared that he will not re-
Sniff.
- tug uew Government' of Portugal. —(pac. de France,)
- .
EtVt I,tRCiNTS. •
Wed ne!tlay - 7 i f. 30 c.
' , Thuastlay— - 77 f. 50,c.
• DEFERP-EO STOCK
Wednesday. Thursday:
tlf the 24(1 Sept.' 1820.-98 f. 95'c. 93. f, 90 c.
MADRID,. Nor. 40.—The King will make his entry into
,The Capital. tct-tnor_rovr.
FRANKroRT, 25.—The last letters from Vienna say,.
hope continues to he entertained t hot there will be no war.'

.m.voP.Eßy.—Froththe present staieof Parties in
" "Kingdoin,--and the temporary delusion
-111`14(21i prevails among the lower orders, of the
`("ltitnunity,.—an attempt- is to -be made to influ-
itt,_" them to support and advocate the claims of
'te Papists to admission to the Legislature and
higher Offices- of the State ; for that
Purpose,
a Weekly Newspaper is just published,:
'.*:)Ltitled," The Catholic Advocate;" and from the
ealth of the Papists, and the great anxiety of
ti
Old Fan-vines', who have Close. Boroughs, ,to
secure this additional influence to the Whigs,
every effort the
will be, made to give this work
' -40 st extensive circulation.
in We however rely
ilidentl& on the firness of. the Members of
the Reformed Church, and. the Friends of Civil:
lad Religious Liberty, and also on the unshaken
attachment of the Sovereign_to the, principles' of
Ili% Ancestors ; and we are satisfied, that .this"
.vexatious question will'never be-carried, with the,
"nsent of the Protestant population of .the-Ern-.
whatever may be done by the corrupt in-
-I.,aence of-the. ProprietotS of Boroughs in' the
'artnnons House of Parliament. -
WRiT-BURY--The circumstances attending the
`lre. cent management of this Borough have gtven
ide to observations, which we are sorry to hear.
t Was to have been expected that a little more
..
17,'ference to Public Opinion,would have been'
"wn, and. that one of the individuals, who has
* r:,centlf Become one of the Members for this
would .not have' been so soon returned
again to Pirliamentt.
iTi.cnols.—Thelanguage now held by the
arnio, as promulgated • by their daily organ, the
491:ning Chroniclejustifies and confirms the cha-
.lacter given of them by this respectable and intel-
,'lgent individual. It is clear that they are deter-
. 111illedtoopposb alla:tternpts to correct the abuses
iVtroduced into the Constitution by the Old
families; and-that although they cry aloud
-for economy and.retrenclunent, they never mean,
Practise it, or that the Country shall ever be
"I a condition-to enforce it ; for unless the abuses
alluded to are first corrected, the independent
TeritherS of the 'House of Commons will never be
'able to cattrOul or ch.ck.a lavish and imprbvi-
-I,i\i'llt expenditure-, it is justly retriarked by Mr.
Cicliot,S, that retrenchment not preceded
Reform, 'is imPracticable" .1t is, therefore,
'nal the correction of' these abuses in the Bo-
l'aglis must be first carried, and then economy and
rurenchment' will 'follow of course ; but this the.
blic may rest assured; the Whigs wil,lA never
,"Da3ent to,