The Sun.
London, England, 1820-12-13 00:00:00

7MIS.CEI,,LXNEOU3'.

A Nnorat.—We are in forrned that the Address,
`said to' be presented to beg Y by the
CLUB of Andover, was pri-
vately signed by only a .few individuals, contrary
to the sense Of all the Honorary Members, and
General Body, who are anxious to diavOw
that Address.

There is a rumour in the diplomatic circles of
a curious fracas having taken place at Ttoppau,
in which one of the great Ministers insulted, or
rather assaulted, Count MET7ERNICII. The Noble
AE,rgreiisor left Troppau in consequence of the
affair, and is expected forthwith to quit his mis-
sion.—(Morning Chronicle.)
We understand that Prince-CIMITILE, the new
Neapolitan Anibassador to this country, .has ar-
rived at Greillon's
We understand that a matrimonial alliance is
on the /Ujns, between the Heir of -the Noble
house of CECIL, and an opulent Yorkshire
"Heiress.--,(llcrilid.)
Letters were Yesterday received from Pernam-
buco, dated October 25, stating that the news of
the Portuguese
,Revolution had been brought
there by the Chesterfield packet, which shad ar-
rived on the 2:2d, having left Falmouth on the
10th of September, the very day on which the
first advices of the Oporto affairs had reached
England. The packet landed her mail, and the
nex;t triy proCeeda on. to Rio Saneiro. This un-
expected occurrence had created the most lively"
ititeret among: the, people OfTernambuco, though
the Members of -the Government compelled the
Captains of vessels sailing for Lisbon to give
bond not to enter that port in case a Revolution
should have also taken place there.—(Morning
Paper.)
Mercantile letters received froth' Cadiz men-
tion, that two frigates; a corvette, brig, and
ketch, together with four armed transports laden
with Military stores, left that port for -the Spanish
Main on the 11th ult.

At Gibraltar, the decision of the Spanish
vernment had given great, satisfaction, the mer-
chants and traders expecting to reap much
advantage froth it.
Colonel Si BTIIO nP,-one of the Representatives
of Lincoln, has declined presenting the ;-/-1 ddress
to the
.QUEEN, assigning as his reason, ht t he
does not consider such a service as withi i the
range of his Parliamentary. duties. ( Lincoln
Mei-clay.)
The difficulties which have so long existed
respecting, the issue of the new Bank of. England
notes,- for the prevention' of forgery, are at
length surmounted and it is now confidently
said, that the next dividends be paid with
them. •

MAR Ir-LE-BONEMEETING.—Yesterday a Meet-
ing, purporting to be of the inhabitants of Mary-
le-bone, was held in Mr. COLE'S Coach Manufac-
tory; Great Portland-street, a Mr: BURNELL -in
the Chair. The-usual itinerant orators, PETER
_MQORE, Mr. 1101 E, Lord W. FyrzGEttAr.n, and
others addressed the Meeting,- and an Address to
the QUEEN and Petit:ion to the -KNG,,.w.ere_.of
course agreed Paper.) • '

A Loyat Address was yesterday presented. to
AJESTY frOm the Mayor and Corporation
of the city. of Rochester.
A Meeting of the Corporation of, Poole took
place on Friday, for the purpose of voting a
Loyal Address to his MAJESTY. An amend-
ment, deprecating the late trial of the QUEEN,
and -praying `his MAJ ESTY to dismiss his Mi-
nisters, was made ; but after a warm debate, the
original motion was carried by a majority. of 21
to 16.

• • On .Monday last"; a- very respectable Meeting
was held'at the Queen's Head Inn, at Hawk 7
hurst,-Kent, when a Loyal Address, to his MA.-
ESTY was agreed to, and numerously signed by
the principzl inhabitants of that parish—expres-
sive of their abhorrence of blasphemy and sedi-
tion, and of their attachment to his MAJESTY'S
sacred person, the Throne, and the Constitution,
as by law-established. -
WESTMINSTER Pl,Av.—The KING'S Scholars of
Westminster School gave a second representation
of their Latin Play last night. • They were ho-
noured on this occasion by the presence of his
Royal Highness the Duke of VonK, who express-
ed himself much gratified with the whole per-
formance. There. was beside a most crowded
and distinguished audience, amongst whom were
observed the Duke of WELLINGTON, Sir WIL-
LIAM SCOTT, and Sir JOHN LEECH, as well as
several other eminent legal characters. The
several Performers went through their parts with
great animation and propriety, and were greeted
with the most
.unbounded, applause. Amongst
the fernale•visitants who graced this display of
Classic lore with their presence, were observed
many with a . Latin, copy of TERENCE in their,
hands. In addition to the Play, an Epilogue in
the Latin language was produced. It was a most
elegant and Erudite composition. The honour of
being the-author of it, we understand, belongs to
AIr.ELLicE, time Under-Mister, The efforts of
the Gentleman who executed this part of the
performance were rewarded with much applause.
An invisible band of music regaled the company
with some excepent music between the acts ;
and, at the end of the evening, played- " God
save the King," all the Performers being present.
on the stage. •
Mr. KEAN arrived in good health on the 10th
of laSt mouth at New York, after a remarkably
quick voyage of twenty-eight days from Liver-
pool.
Mr. • YOUNG has entered into an engagement
with the Manager of the Bath Theatre- for a
limited number of performances, the first of
which is to be Brutus in the historical play of
Julius Ccesar.

Miss STEPHENS is to be the'Prinia Donna, at
the two Concerts to be given this week in the
Town Hall at Cambridge, under the patronage
of the Vice Chancellor of the University and the
Mayor of that Borough.