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

FOR Tun suN.

MR. Enttott,-4 suppose it may be taken for
granted, that. by adopting the motion of, Mr.
Wilberforce, the 140ust'llad bound itself to con-
clude the negociation with the Queen upon the
terms implied in that motion, if she had accepted
them ; and (by a parity otreasoniog) if she refused
them,.be bonnil to proceed to the investigation,
unless indeed (what doesnot'seerii likely' some
-
other proposals should' be thought of. As she
has refused 'those, the credit, of the Nation must
be maintained as well as it mayiunderthose-cir
cuntstances ; and es to her MA,resrv's credit; It?!
must be left to herself to save it as well as she
can, or may be disposed to do: By refusing the'
proposal then made, she- obliges"the Parliament
to proceed to a rigorous irtttsiry, and if the re-
sult should prove unravoursb4e "to her, it lass been
uggestecrthat a.ms re spirit of .revenge,.without
any reasonable hope-or real benifft to lier4lf in
the indulgence of ir, mighf ineitt•her to•niakt
closures from 'wtat it that *she has in her
" Green Bag," whiCh May'. oecafiOn alreaCfer-
ment, and may.place our Sovereign -in a light lbiit
'every well wisher to the preservation of that
chain of subordination which binds -society to
get her, must deprecate; for whatever excuses
and allowances; ‘vhatever sacrifices ' ter the,
peace of society a well disposed niind ' will
be inclined to make; the effect- on the
public te. ling . and the occasion 'given tti ex,
pressions of disapprobatioo and diScontent,
must, I.•slionid -fear, he pregnant with the
grevest mischief, and the ulterior remedy (whe-
ther we call it R.-Attica!' or not), such as Ciat•
mind s.sposilA shrink" from with horror; lii such
circonist4llCCS, and in such as now exist, pallia7
(ices-, pet hapa,-• are the only expedients that offer
themselves, and an adaptation:to "'exis.ing
cumstances,"' which, wha•ever ,Phildsophers' or
Theorists may say againstihem; will he too strung
for any :opposition their theories may have in
view. 'This, from the impel fection of all human
affairs, and all human powers (a-dmitting, how-
ever, that of some thought of " the 'morrow")
must always be more or lets-the case : and t% hat-
ever '' wisdr)rn" there may be " in a multitude
of Counsellors," it is to a higher power and
wisdom that we must look, to direct their Coun-
sels, and to ensure their success:

AN ENGLISH M AN.

P. S. What -1 have said will, I think, apply to
all other great National -Questions (such as the
Catholic Question, &c.) . In all these a meditim
may he,-admirable between the extremes of ad-
herence and elluquishment ; and, till that is
fonnd,,it may be well to enforce those-leading
principles (and silo your Paper has, I think,.*ery
properly•in view), that may serve to counteract
that spirit of liberality (as it is now called) 'which
4as a tendency to lose sight of them, and to de-
nialcim. of nuidence that regul ‘t pit the
conduct of our Ancestors.

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LON DON,
FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1820.