The Sun.
London, England, 1820-11-25 00:00:00

FIVE PER CENTS.

Monday ..
DEFEMIED STOCK
Of the 22d March, 1817 lO7 f. 50 a.
e2d March, 1820 95 f. 50 c.
22d Sept., 1820 93 1. 60 c.
" NAPLZII, Nov. 3.—The English ship of the line, the
Vengeur, now in our hay, sent soma persons on shore yes-
terday.
" A French frigate and a galliot anchored yesterday in our

bay.
" Tranquillity is generally re-established in %gay, hut the
roads between blessilia, Palermo and Girgenti are infested
with banditti.

" CiatioA, Nov. 11.—A ►essel, arri►ed yesterday from Pa-
lermo in 4 days, brings accounts that all was quiet there on th,
sth instant. There was a talk of imputing* a war contribu
tion of 80,000 ounces on the principal chiefs of the insurrec-
tion. It was believed at Palermo that the conduct of General
Florestan Pepe was approved by the Court of Naples.
" Nuasisitasta, Nov. 13.—There have been several grand
Conferences at Troppata. It is said, that they will be pro-
longed.

The King of Prussia has been received at Troppau by his
august Allies in the most amicable manner.
The Officers of the Staff intended fur the Army of Italy have
set uut for their destination.

" MAY. 11.--There is a talk of a new note deliver-
ed to the Sovereign at 'frown, by the English Ambassador,
and the Ambassador of another Power, respecting the
Affairs of Naples; and the contents of which are said to have
given rise to a long discussion. The Prince de Metternich
has had several private Conferences with the Prince de
Ilardenberg, the Prussian Chancellor.
" NAHA., Nov. 3.—lt is said, that the English squadron
here is to be still further reinforced by four frigates.
" PAttDfA, Nov. 6.—lt is expected that an extraordinary
levy of men is about to be made in this duchy."

It will be remembered, that a great distress
was occasioned at Port-au-Prince by a very ex-
tensive fire, by which several hundred persons
were left completely destitute. The President
130 yEa, in order to afford as much relief as pos-
sible to his people, has ordered that one-fifteenth
part of the money in the Treasury should be
given to the sufferers. By an official return, it
appears that the total loss of property by the fire,
in houses, merchandise, &c., was to the amount
of '2 ,0 0 ,0 0 0 of dollars.

LAST AND ONLY DAY, NEX"I"TUEsDAY,,rd.
TWENTY THOUSANDS AND EVERY OTHE,,rbnij?
TAL MUST BE DRAWN,—ALL IN THREE 13'
—ONLY 3,700 NUMBERS.

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4 per'Cents • • tOii Ex. Bills, 2d: ...... 2... 691,
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It is curious to observe, says an intelligedti
Correspondent, the pliability of a Radical lobli„
intent on active mischief, and prone to Pubil:
confusion. At one time it is argumentaticee't
intimated that THE QUEEN'S conduct should rite
be investigated, and that a prorogation wo°ldhe
the wisest step to adopt, in order to escape ft o° t
difficulties attending the proceedings against bejf'
even after those proceedings had been instiOtedi
and no observation of." the shuffling trick" of glitit
a manoeuvre was hinted at. Now, that tl
Queen has been morally convicted of au ads;
terous intercourse with BERGAMI, by sleePll:t;
under a tent for five weeks successively', °iv
him in company, and alone with her, and thatt,o
wisdom of the Lords has decided that the aili,lo
consequence was unnecessary to be proceeded I;
we are told, a Prorogation is a shuffling trie
and that Ministers evade the question of 111,1
QUEEN'S character. Can THE QUEEN be 10°Vbe
up to as a pattern of female virtue ? a 9 t
guide of delicacy, as the Fountain Head °f
purity ? And being the Highest Subject 11
the Realm, are all other His AfAsEsnt's 511111
jects to be the blind followers of HER. Moraliti:
or the conscientious followers of her Religi°dr
principles, or the delighted admirers of lief
taste ? Has not this QUEEN, this QuEE$
ENGLAND, this Brunswick-born Princess, till
Niece of GEORGE the THIRD, this possible lobe;
ritor of the Throne of this Realm, set
defiance the highest Tribunal of the world, t'
House of Peers ? Has she not stigmatized tbe
House of Commons ? that faithful Body .°P°'
whom she would now rely with confidence. 11%i
she not insulted the Ministers of our Altars? JD:
she not finally forsaken the elegance of female
manners, the chastity of a Queen, and the rel
i
-
gion of her Country ?

We received last night the Paris Pape"
Tuesday last, from which we give some pats
graphs In another column.—This morning We re'
ceived the Journals of Wednesday.--The i

lowing are extracts :
" PARIS, Nov. 22.—The King yexterdat transacted
ness with the Minister of War and the. Duke de Itichelicil•
ELECTION OF DEPUTIES.
DEPARTMENTAL COLLEGES.

La Loire—M. M. Dugan des Varennes and Battant de v

me rut.

L'Aveyrou—M. Delauro.

L'Ardeche—M. Eugene de Vogue.
Douches du Rhone— 4. M. Roux Pierre-n0m...1-C and pat

decsus.

Haute Alp.•—Mf. Ductile.

La Droll:Jr —Sf. de Cordmje.

Basses Alpes—M. de Villeneuve.
Basses Pyrin4es—M. M. de Gestas, and de Saint ceicq•
" The Viscount de Botherel, Secretary of the French g'
at,
balmy at Madrid, arrived on Monday at Pat is, en coaricrt
charged with dispatches.
" The Duke of Hamilton arrived at Paris on Monday -1
rr
his family and suite.
" A courier who left Madrid the 12th instant, states, ti
all was quiet iu that Capital.
"The 16th intelligence was received at Bayonne, that none
or teu of the individuals who robbed the courier near ,v

Soria bad been apprehended.
" The Council of the Court of Peers has declared that thtre
is no ground fur prosecution against 48 individuals dial'
with being implicated in the conspiracy.
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" havetintelligence from Madrid to the 14th ; ; 4
letters state, that very serious disturbances hare broken c
at Valencia. An attempt was made to throw down the sto'e,
of the Constitution. p,pular movement was the c°°h(e
queried, which was directed against the Archbishop•
authorities were compelled to send for troops to retyre
order, and to preserve the Archbishop from the insults of tl'e
populace. The mob demanded the head of General
The firmness manifested by the political Chief prevented grc‘
disordere.—(Gasene ele France.)

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" VIENNA, Nor. 11.—Silence is Vtill maintained respect'.
what ie pawing at Troprau ; hint, according to the repo,"
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our politicians, all Europe is on the ere of experiencinF

changes.
" fhe Aulic Council has sent off successively several Gott
tiers to the Gland Ilcad Quarters at Trevis', as well asto
the Archduke Viceroy at Milan. It is said that the Arch
duke Ferdinand sill have the Coniniand•in-Chief of the MO
of Italy, but nothinz in this respect is decided upon.
"FitANstrowr, Nov. I6.—Coramercill letters horn S3Pl'4
of a very recent date, state, that Admiral Moore, wb° cod
wand. the British fleet anchored there, frequentiy
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