The Sun.
London, England, 1820-06-30 00:00:00

" QUEEN;

" The following is the Addicsi from. the Inha-
bitants of Nottioghttn.i and the Answer to it
The humble and dutiful Addresi of the Inhabitants of Nut-
tingliatuand its Neighbourhood, to her Must Gracious Ma-
jesty, Queen
.Caroline, of the United Kingdom of Great
Britain :ttid Ireland.
Atay tt. hte t c )4,11 WaCIOUIi .vtaiesty,

" That, ever sensible of your- Majesty's virtues, we, the
Inhabitants of this ancient town and neighbourhood, most
humbly presume to offer, as a testimony of love and attach-
ment to your most sacred person, oru unfeigned congratula-
tions, and to hail your. return to those re,ilms over which the
all-wise Pisposerof crentt. bat been pleased to call you and
your ,Ro)al Cons -at to reign, in justice, mercy, and love.
We have long sympathized in your exile and-woes, and
wealiould.- be proud-to draw-the veil 'over those calamities,
,insults and persecutions, you have sustained for a series of
years, could we behold-in your Royal Consort disgust turned
into streams of love and unity.
.The nation might then an-
ticipate an end to its wrongs;, England might hope for hater
and happier days tut cloudy,- obscure, and portentous as
These our time s appear, we regard your return to the •shores
of Albion as the Doren of a brighter day, when your benevolent
•band may be stretched forth to succour and to aid a drooping,
insulted, -and injured people. Our attachment to your
triousHouse, our-veneration for the Constitiation,thejost prin-
ciples of nm forefathers, remain firm and unshakeu; and we
_shall never bend the knee taan oppressive adruinistration,who
have deceived both the King and the People„ and deluged this
our ,happy,JAnd.iwirsisery autl.woe; whose deeds every hortelit
Mau, boasting the name of Briton, has reasonto deplore. Vi7e
lament to,say, that Ahe -most bitter _cup,of life has -been,alled
during your absence, and-thousands-been made to drink deep
of, its deadly. potion ;—in- this-land-too, boasting of freedom
and professing Claristianity; (where the Trial:by Jury is Sup-
posed ,to be, as it were the key-stone to. the arch of purity,
and,. according to that best of principles-, Abe -accused it
deemed innocent until found guilty;) Where Industry once'
Jeered .her honest front ; where Independence
,and sorrow was utiknown ! But. now, alas•! pale,_Misery,„
want, and. disease, infest the •peot and
hose cheek. glows no more with the -blocinr of
The:Nation, -mourn., nat only- on account of
,yinir,
secutions, but
_the
.manifold grievances uader—whichr it la.;
hours from .acruel aiisruld but we' had reason to hope that
mourning might have been turned .into joy had you,not been
cruelly exiled from the bosom .of, your Royal 'Contort and the
smiling congratulations of yobr people,. who now tiail.with
heartfelt satistaction the arrival of their Queep, whose right
it is, no doubt, vei wear.the crown and • bear a sceptre, Which
may your Most GrziCiuus AJajetty do until it may..please the
Almighty to call you to „another and a-better wo4d—there to
inherit i,erown of sternal glory' in the bosom of thy God.'.'

The following is, we believe, a correct coprof
ber MAJESTY'S Answer
I recciye with cordial 'gratitude: the affectionate senti•
reents,expressed in this address.

" Sincerely as I isust.ever deplori the distreststs AI/at:may
fall on auy of my fellow-subjects,-[• mast decline to speculate
on their probable causes, or to cast reproacheson.their sup-
-
posed antliors.
_Having come. to this country for my own •yin-
clication, I caunot mix political animosities with my just
cause.

" My fervent prayers -will be constantly offered to the
brunt of Mercy , for the happiness. and prosperity. of • the
whole Engiisb people ;.and there is no portion of. them for
whom I feel a livelier interest than the inhabitants .af..thia
ancient town and neighbourhood of Nottinghein.", '

gr The Petition was signet! by upwards of 7,000
pereops,".

IVe received at a late hour this day the Paris
Papers•of Tuesday •last. The discussion on the
Election Projet was continued through the Sitting
'Of Monday in the ',Chamber.of Peer's, and was
adjourned till Tuesday. In the Chamber of De-
the•discussiOn on the Budget .was again
'resumed, and again adjourned till Tuesday.—The
following are extracts

PARIS, JUNE 27.—The King transacted bnsi-
nese yesterday afteinuou with the Duke de
lieu.

" After the review on Sunday, his Majesty ad-
dressed the following-words to Marshal•the'lluke
de 'Parente, Major-General. on sertice-:—.--
M. 'le Marechal, tell my troops' of all arms,
that I am pet fectly-sarisfied with' their appear-
ance and,:the precision of their 'movements
add, that wished to see them, particularly
at, the present moment, and although :the -•re•
mains of indisposition unfortunately prevented
me from having a nearer view, I hope they would
be able to read in my countenance those senti-
ments which I have already expressed to their
Chiefs.!

" The Grenoble Journal, of the 22.1 June, says,
"Ile people remain -tranquil in:. this tteport-
ment, as in• the rest of France, cmd.the- Authors
of Sedition have only obtainetl in exchange for

iheir Otitis ihe get-let-0i ‘'.otitt ttpt and abirtiadtrO6
sion of the friends of order.'

" The Duke Deenzes is expected to set out for
London to-morrow morning.

nve PER CENTS.

Monday

7" f. 90 c.

DEFERRED STOCK.

Of the tid March, 1820...., 92 f. sc.
" MADRID, JUN& 17.—Letters received at Sap
Sebastian, by the last vessels from America, giro'
reason to hope that treingiiillity will be restored iA
our Colonies, where the change in our system of
Government has been received with enthusiasm..

" FLORENCE, JUrfe 16:—The Governthent
Tripoli bas declared war against our Grand Dukei
on account of bis rcfusal to py the annual tri°
bute."

There is now happily-a terftporary cessation,
leaii, of that 'dissenlinn and those conflicts cit
Party,which baveTprevailed so long and so lanieti6
tably on the Question respecting THE Qustrri-
All the obstacles throwir in the way of inquiry,
whether aitsing"front-• fear,' artifice,cr berieVoa ,
lence, nOvv. reitioved, and her MAJESTY wile
the OPEN TRIAL which she'proMpily and
au sulerrinly dein.iontied.--LiThis is .tl;eonly course
that 'ought to have been adopted in the first in
stance, and to propose any-iottrmediareplane
from whatever • cause resulti,ig, vviss to i.nrsue
that never 'could have been of
advantage to any of the Patties, and would
haVe been' wholly unsati,facterry to the people-.
at large. The Morning Chronicle of this
clay applies the word " inquisitorial" to the
mittee employed to examining -those Documents
upon which the catise .of-truth and ittstice 1e
pends,.and by the Intl inrestigation of which the
minds of men will be settled, and tranquillity re-
stored to the'Country.--41 it means by ingaisite
the COmmittee bears the ciraractet of the ‘.
dark and mysterious policy of the• Holy Trihnoale:.
which has been so prOpeTly abOlisbed in'Spain; it,:
cotrveys a libellousimirotation againsi soMe 'Of tire
most respectable chareetera that are to be found
among Our Nobility, and is also as absurd, since.
however guarded and distieet the examination
mity be; the result' %sill' assuredly be submit-. •
ted to the world at large.. The cause is now iii
the hands 'of Legislative Inquiry, and
.be determined by Legislarive Justice. In tba..
mean time, it is incumbent upon .1341iittrient to lr=
the- matter rest Opon'that issue. The Public Press
also, throughout the Country, should abide 11'
that issue; and not attempt to onset:de the.minds _
of the PeppLe_, by rettiouings• p7o' or CC,I atli/i
above all, it becomes her A.I.4.;ESTY to be peen'
liarly observant of her condocr, and to avoid the
appearance of being eleiirOna-iir 'collect art uortill
multitud.e,;'"or rather a licentious rabble, in evict'
10 enjoy the poor pleasure of vulgar acclamation`

INTeßssTe:—The particula DIM"
tion ivliicti we bave devoted to the StftittO
INTERbSTS of this Culantry, as v.itrilly COIWeCt
with the-general infireits of the Empire, has 08"

tnrally indhced the 814114 i :4o lx-ratiasTs to pal
particular 'attention to our Paper, and hence 'kg ~
have had many Valuable communications do64c,
-important, and, we May itty,:e3seistial
_.,
It 'has beets gratifying to us ;tee as a
merely of taste, 'to find that the subject has bre"
treated by our Coil.espontlenta in a style
'would be equally suitable to concerns of alitertii!.
nature, and which spews that -their- ICtiOwletig.°
and abilities are not confined to their commercial,,
pursuits and experience. We refer our getitlets
to an excellent Letter on the rmpbitant' concern' of
our Colonial Interestsi addresst d to Sir INfaTtl4ol
•Witurg RIDLEY; in our Front Page. The 'On'

eluding observations will, we trust, 'not only.
strike 'deeply into the mind of the worthy Bsr°' •
net, but operate as a rule to the ItePrCsentative
'Body at large, and induce them to reflect on tle
• •
tl
importanee of the trustcontinitted to thetn, at •
of their responsibili'l to the l'enpie at rarge,'2%.
to consider a devotion to the general interests 03

the Country as their liktrainoant duty and essell'
tial obligstioa. We ought- not to conclo.d.:
without repeatik-; our issUratiCe' to our
dal Friends, that' ME Su 'shall be alvvayS'oPe9
toile support of our SIMPING iNTERBST9, corns' •
prthending at they do our Mercantile ItnpOrtaucls
and our Naval Aicendaucy. •

Tust QUBEN.-:—We ',intent to state that her 14*.
513 STY was drawn home on Wednesday last by
number of Boys, alter driving through •St.
I'cirk. Is this a- spectacle. sad able t'ci the rirtrier,
of the 13ri.tiA Throne ! ! I .Nt'here are ber MA;
real ft lends, her wi e and honest adviser'

DUCH EN.OO I,' 1 QRK. .
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" Oatlards, June 99, Half past Eight o'ClocktP"M(At.'
"The Duchess of York feels het-self extremeiyi,,v,e°C„,%Lieb
the inanimation and didiculty of hreatbingliaVe very
subsided.

" li. HALFORD, M. 8A144.11g.

HIGH TREASAN.--The trials of the Sta'
soners, against *how bill. have been'tounil 10t
commence, before the Special Coditm!"lail'
Stidlog, oa the Gtli July.

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