The Sun.
London, England, 1820-03-07 00:00:00

FIVE PER CENTS.

'Musslay
Friday 74 1. 40 c.
According to private accounts, the price on Saturday was
74 f. 75c.

DEFERRED STOCK.
Thursday. Friday.
Of the 22d March, 1817, 9B f. c.
22d Sept. 1P4.19,..5s f. 88 f. 10 c.

EXCHANGE ON LONDON.
One Month , 25 f.

A Council was held this thy at the Home De-
partment, which commenced early, and continued
long. It is said to have related to the course of
proceedings to be adopted for the trial of the
'State Prisoners, a further clue having, we under-
stand, been discovered, leading to the develope-
ment of their ulterior object.

Letters have been received this morning from
Barcelona, dated the 23d ult.; "they mention, for
the first time, something respecting the Insurrec-
tion, but not as explicit as we should wish. The
horizon, they say, is very cloudy, but still hopes
are entertained that commerce will not be affected,
as the Army in the Revolted Districts maintain the
greatest order and regularity, not the slightest
excess being committed by any of the troops be-
longing to it.

There is a long and malevolent attack upon
Government in The Morning Chronicle of this day,
because it has been stated, in what are styled the
Ministerial Papers, that the proceedings in CATO-
STREET were connected with designs having the
same objects in different parts of the Country.
The fact is indisputable, and, The Chronicle itself
cannot have the hardihood to deny it. A strong
presumption of this tact appeared in the eager-
ness with which many persons, in several country
places, pressed to the Post Offices, in manifest
expecta►ion of hearing of some great impending
event. The Chronicle has the folly as well as the
effrontery, to style the advocates for the security
of our unrivalled Constitution in Church and
State, " Ministerial Radicals." This is, indeed,
the height of impudence in a Paper which is
thoroughly Radical, and which, by its daily •t-
-tempts to throw ridicule on Monarchy, its con-
stant abuse of Government, and its insidious in-

stigations, has encouraged tl►e infamous herd of
the COERETTS, the litinTs, the WOOLERS, the Cast-
(-mesa &c. &c. and has, we doubt not, strongly tend-
ed to produce that very Conspiracy which has been
so providentially defeated. The incessant abuse
of the k •iig of SPAIN, and its daqy miorkepresen"
'-rations of he state oXzhatto.untry,„l.l4,tsot! iiz
our opinion, proceed from any peculiar hostility
towards FERDINAND the Seventh, but towards
Monarchy itself, which it thus attacks under A
pretended sympathy with the sufferings of the
Spanish People. The Chronicle itself knows
nothing of Spain, but, gratifying its own demo"
cratical feeling, readily gives credit to the account*
of fugitive traitors whose only chance of returning
to their country must arise, as we have ofteo
said, from a general insurrection, which they ara
therefore straining every nerve to excite, and
in which they are assisted by The Chronicle, tbst
admits without scruple, and with an utter eon-

tempt of common decency, the most venomous
libels upon a King in amicable alliance with Great
Britain. • The Chronicle styles a band of Umbels
the Constitutional and the National Army. OW it
will soon have the mot tification to hear, that tuts
boasted Adfional Army has been put do was by 6
real patriotic and loyal Army. It is cations to
see the anti-monarchical character of The Cisrf''
nick upon every occasion, important or triflivg•
for it has this day endeavoured to strengthen its
opinions, by a passage quoted from a speech
Mr. 13%0UGHAM, the man who congratulated big
country on the death of its Sovereign, one of 0°
most wise and virtuous Monarchs that ever gracs4
a Throne ! It is fit that suck a Journal shoula
be the panegyrist of Mr. BitouGtwa ; but 016
venture to hope, that there are few men in 06
country besides that Gentleman; who would ot4
consider themselves as libelled by its commend?
tion.—We need only refer The Chronicle to 01/
Madrid Letter in The Times of this day, and whicji
we have copied, iu order to skew the Editor of
former Paper the moderation of his favourii°
Spanish Patriots, his " Natiotial Army" in fst'
gesiras, and of course what the Country in ge#
ss
neral might expect if they were to become
masters. They seem to be exact connterparis
the French Revolutionists, who practised escri
species of spoliation, tyranny, and carnage.

We yesterday stopped the Press to give, tit
Second Edition, a brief but an authentic acco""i
of the latest intelligence flout Spain. The
m 4 repose entire confidence in that acdotoit'
which we reprint this day fur the sake of °tit
Country Readers. We have inserted two artiel°
among our daily Extracts from the Loudon JO
mils, taken from The Times of this day 4 the 611
of which tends to confirm the substance of. 011:
Second Edition of yesterday; but we cannot
feeling much surprise that the second of 111°'
articles, in which the Paper seems to espreis t
opinions of its Editor, should differ so tuaterist;
from the information contained in the first.
can assure the Editor that his first article OP/
prises the truth, so far as it agrees with tbeill;
formation which we yesterday stopped the rfest
t.) communicate on so interesting. a subject
the real state of affairs in Spain.

We recommend to the attention of Governs°
and our forthcoming Legislators, the etteellill
observations relating to the state of farming in 11'6,
country, in the Letter from our valuable COff
spondettt IGNOT'US, to whose loyalty, knowle44in 0
good sense, and ittfOrmation we have often bets
indebted. We must look, in a great measure'v
the destruction of entail farms, for the nu d,
of paupers and the increase of Poors' itsl 0
throughout the kingdom ; and if a new 9151:10
in this respect is not soon adopted, We trel'oat
for the safety of our Government. The 'lie
of such a system might, by the augott°
Zion of distress, give courage to our ot
'nestle enemies, and be Productive of the °lc,
fatal consequences. 'f be theory and the pr6c
of those %silo combine the character of Agfic
total Speculators, and Political Reformers, 11
io
considerably tended to produce the evils
question.
ler°:

BRIGHTON, MARCH s.—The strong and ri:o4
ing North wind con ittues, giving a heavy
to the Chatinel, and robbing the rides anti
of all attractions. Our beloved Monarch, i'oel
such uninviting circumstances, confines bill yrrt
to the Marlhorough-row part of the Palac4'l(o'
in the happiest state of corcinued health A"( 0.4(
cellent spit its. Carriage airings, and on rl
bark, it is understood, his MAJESTY will i. 0%
course to, as soon as the weather beton:Les
Ile more favourable.

COVENTRY.--The rnajoriry of the Electja't-''
this City bane only to add to their discre 151!
losing so oor.thy a Rept.wientative as Mr;ioit',
inniwoßTH by choos:ng ste!) a political of;
to all Parties as the notorious WILLIAM C°l3°

Mr.- BUCK!' took his seat yesterday, f(oP'
time, at the Public Office, Buw•s!rcet,
Mazistrate.

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