The Sun.
London, England, 1820-08-31 00:00:00

PARIS PAPEItS.

PARIS, Avourr 27.
The King yesterday transacted business with
M Datnbray, the Chancellor of 'France, and with
the Duke de Richelieu.
In consequence of the disorders which took
place at Brest, the Sub-Prefect has been dis-
missed, and the National Guard of that town will
be immediately disbanded.
The Peers have appointed a Committee of 11
to watch over the preliminary proceedings re 4
specting the conspiracy.

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Romr., AUG. 15.—Benevento and Ponte CorV°
are a state of complete anarchy.
VIENNA, .AUG.'l6.—lt is said that the object
of the journey hither of the Emperor of Russia
is to take into consideration, with his August
Ally, the present state of Europe, and that the
King of Prussia-has been invited to the intervieW.
The Duke of Cambridge is expected here.

THE QUEEN.—Yesterday her MAJEst-t- went
slowly in procession to the House of 'Lordsi
where she arrived at about ten minutes past,
eleven o'clock, and remained till half after three
in the afternoon. She wore a grey silk hat,%arid
feathers to correspomLwith it.; and the .livery Of
her postillion was new, with purple sleeves,
During her progress to and from the House, she
received the usual testimonials of gratulation from
the spectators. On her arrival in St. James's'
square, she bowed to the people from the w in-
dow,and then retiredto dine. After this, a per'
son, it was understood of the name of Mills, go,t;
up into one of, the waggons in front . of. the
Queen's residence, and harangued the populaco
About Ave o'clock the Clerkenwell Addressers)
in thirty coaches, arrived to felicitate her Ma-
jesty. They were.dressed in black, wore -white
:rosettes, and had the honour to kiss hands. About
the same time Sir Gerard Noel and Mr. Hayden
waited • upon her. Majesty, to know when she
would be pleased to receive Vie AddresS from.
the , parish of Mary4e-bone. Her. Majesty ap-,
pointed Monday .next, at one o'clock, at Bran-
denburgh House: Exactly at half after 'si".l
o'clock) her. Majesty left St. James's-square for
Brandenburgh House. •
In these extraordinary times it is not the least
curious event that :Lord Ltvcaroor, should go_,.
over to Opposition with part of Administration)
and that one hundred and six friends of Govern
ment, including the Dukes of YORK and CLA-`
RENCE, Archbishop of CANTERBURY, three LORD,
,CIIANCELLORS, Lord' SIDMOUTII, &C. SLC. Ezel
should vote against the First Lord of the Treal
sury.
A Supplement to the London Gazette was poi)"
fished last night, containing Copies and Extracts
of Dispatches, Reports and General Orders con'
cerning Military Operations in India in the yea!
1819, which did not arrive in the regular cours4
of dates. The detail of the capture of Asseer:
ghur has been already published. The rest-0!
the documents consist of a Report relative to the
capture of Copauldroog, containing nothing new,
and dispatches from Sir W. KEIR, which we iliiv.e
alreadylaid befo,e the public.
We have received Quebec Papers to the cn(l,
of July. His Excellency the Governor has isstieo
a Proclamation proroguing the meeting of the
houses of Legislature of that PrOvince•from the
25th of July• to the sth of September. The want
of rain has been severely felt in Kingston ([3.0
and its neighbourhood, the,consequeuces of which
are, that vegetation in general was completely
withered, and the' crops of hay were expected t°
be Very small. Emigration to Canada seems. bY
no means to be abating; it is stated that during
the season no less 7491 settlers have arrived at
Quebec, of which upwards of 1500 arrived froi
the Ist to- the2Oth of July.
Extract of a Letter from St. Übes, Aug. la.'
CC An order has been issued by Government)
dated the sth inst.; for the reduction of the duty
upon salt shipped in foreign bottoms : in case:
qUence the price, which had previously bee.',,
2540 rein per moy (one and a half of which make
an English ton) will, by the new regulations, he

reduced to 1760 reis.7
BRISTOL, AUG. 30.—Arrived the Nelson?
STEWART, from Barbadoes ; on the 6th inst. slw
was chased by the Oriental armed brig, in ex'ari
pan) with three other armed vessels (one smal
ship and two brigs), all standing to the south'
ward ; Captain S. supposed them to be an TO ;
gent Squadron. The Oriental fired two shots
the Nelson.
WINDSOR, AuG.3o.—Yesterday his MAJEsIe
rode on horseback in the Great Park, and til,.)A
neighbourhood of Eaglefield Green, attend?
by. l
,Sir WILLIAM KEPPEL and
,other attend
The KING appeared in excellent health.
said here, that his MAJESTY will continue to re'
side at Windsor during the remainder of the 00-
trier months. se
The QUEEN, it is said, is in treaty for thelloo
and premises of East cliff Lodge, near 1ta,:1154:
gate, for the Autumn bathing season. Ilex oleo
J ESTY resided there for some months, sevelde
years ago. ter
RELEASE OF SIR M. LorEz.—The --N.e
Paper of Tuesday -contains the following parto
graph :—" We are happy in being
announce to our readers the release of Sir lot
NASSEM LOPEZ from his imprisonment, and d°,liis
not that a large portion of the inhabitants of `,
'the
county will participate in the same feeling- jog
worthy Baronet leaves Exeter this mar°
(Tuesday 29th inst.) for Sidmouth."
tly and
Mrs. ORGER, one of the most sprig•l- 00
unaffected Actresses of the present day, ba.i.oro-
performing with considerable 'success at ,vrari-
ington since the 6lose of the last season at -I!te at
Lane Theatre, and is now a great fav""
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