The Sun.
London, England, 1820-10-11 00:00:00

THE SUN.

SOLEM QiIIS DICERE FALSUM AUDEIT?

LONDON,
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1820.

We received this morning the Paris Papers of
Sunday last. The Moniteur contains a Royal
Ordonnance, remitting fully and entirely all the
sentences (not yet executed) up to the date of it,
the 6th instant, of breaches of discipline in the
National Guards, in consideration of some of that
body being called as witnesses to the birth of the
Duke of BoßnEA.ux.—The following are ex-
tracts :

" B.—The King yesterday transacted business
with the Minister of the Marine, the Minister of the Interior,
and the Duke de Richelieu.

Eighteenth and last Bulletin of the I-TEAurn of their Royal
Highnesses the Duchess de Beam and the Duke of Boa-

DEA 11 X Oct. 7.-8, I'. M.

. ,
l'he health of their Boyal Highnesses the Duchess de
Berri and the I)uhe of Bordeaux being still in the best state,
there will be no more Bulletins.'

It is thought tlia: the hapticm of the Duke of Bordeaux
will not take place till December, the King being desirou:
that the Chambers should assist fit the august eel emouy. .

FIVE PER CENTS.

. 74 1. 45 C.

Saturday
DEFERRED STOCK.
Of the 22d March, 1817
22d Sept,, 1820 91 f. —c.
" Conru„-kua. 24.—A Proclamation was published here
yesterday, noticing the blockade, by order or the Comn►ander-
in-Chief of the Ottoman naval forces, of the coast from
'Alessolongi to Adona inclusively."

We have no information to give respecting the
mysterious circulation of seditious Placards ; but
notwithstanding Mr. PEARSON'S account of
FRANKLIN, who, according to his Own state-
ment, was once a Member of his Radical Society,
and the farce of advertising a reward for his ap-
prehension, we have little doubt that the whole
will prove to be an infamous Radical Conspiracy,
as we said yesterday, to bring reproach upon
Government, and that the said FnANKLIN, who-
ever he may be, is the dupe or the agent of Fac-
tion.

An immense body of people passed through the
Strand this day on their way to Hammersmith
with Addresses to her MAJESTY. The first part
of the Procession consisted of Inhabitants from
the Ward of Farringdon Within. They were in
landaus drawn by four horses, the postillions in
light blue jackets. • The second were Mem-
bers of the several BENEFIT CLUBS in this Me-
tropolis ; this was a walking procession'.- The
third were Inhabitants - of Port Soken Ward, in
carriages, the postillions in crimson jackets.—
Next came people in carriages from St. Ann's,
'Alehouse. A large crimson banner, inscribed
" God bless Quezu CAROLINE, the life, grace,
and ornament of society," accompanied this
qroup.. Then came a Procession in carriages
from Christ Church, Surrey : and last, chiefly in
landaus and close carriages, a body of Printers.
The last har: banners inscribed " Address of the
Printers," and " Liberty of the Press." There
were many well-dressed females, many of whom
wore veils.—We have only to lament that so
many .respectable and industrious people should
thus lose their time, prejudge a question that
will be decided by one of the wisest and purest
tribunals on earth, and by this ridiculous parade
prolong the agitations of the public. mind, and
countenance the artifices of Faction.

LTELTENANT FLYNN.—The Times of this day,
in due compassion to this witness, attributes his
fainting to the length of the cross-examination,
and the questions put to him by Peers. Unluck-
ily, however, he fainted very soon after the So-
LICITOII..GENERAL began with him.

SECOND EDITION'.

SUN-0 FFICE, Half-past F°l4('

HOUSE OF LORDS, OCT.
The cross-examination of Liuteuant .11014'4)(1
°
and his examination by Peers, lasted till fp
o'clock, when the House adjourned till to-0. °

row morning at ten.
The more material part of the cross-e.sorni,riv
tion, was a question put to him by the All.°V
NEY-GENERAL, whether he had ever said • °

es t°
Captain BRIGGS that he had gone on his Joie-
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the PRINCESS, and besought her with tears 113
L, et'
eyes, not to admit BERGAMI to her
tenant HOWNAM replied to several repetitiooo
this question, that he had no receeollectl°'

ever having so spoken to Capt. BRIGGS.

PRIVATE AND AUTHENTIC LORRESPONPO'

PARIS, OCT. 6.-M. GUIZOT, ex-Cotll1cel, •,,ull
State, and Chef de Divisien under M. DECAZES 'S
has just published a volume " On the Government 0,
since the Restoration, and on the present Ministry. obit
'well fitted for such a task, being a man COnsisle
abilities, and versed in politics, ancient and ,litglern.
sad
Translator of GIBBON be has imbibed many of his ideftl'llif
though there are but few points of comparison betweecotr
-Roman Empire and the Kingdom of France, Linder the eyti
stitotion, he seems constam lv to have the former 11150 V
he consequently loses himself frequently in the labr ot!:
inapplicable theories, instead of confining himself Nl', or,
cal truths. His premises, too, are often faulty. and 0
defective, as the first phrase of his work will prow„c'efelu,
giving the Charter to France. the King adopted the „lit'
tion. To adopt the Revolution was to► become the alc re'
friends, the adversary of its enemies:'—This so nOluc.llfg
sembles the logic of Mr. G.'s friend, M. KERATIrfs
suspect it was stolen from him.—What the KING, ill'oolr,
the Charter, approved (for to adopt is to approve) of t"egulfi
der of half his Family. t tie Massacres of the 10th of ,:149f
and the 2d and 3d September. the attempts Of. his 07„fill$,
and the exile of himself and all the Nobility of France, "0"'
25 years ! He the ally of the friends of such stieasore;so;
the adversary of their enemies ! Why it is making of b!°
jetty Louis the XVlllth,the first &nisei:loth. of Revolu"o 11;
France. This, we believe, is the farthest possible fr!boie '
GuiZoT's idea, though his adversaries might fairly attrii
to him. No; M. Gut zor, in writing this phrase, so" 1
not aware of Rs libellous tendency.
We deny that the KINO adopted the Revolution ;
he was " :bur'

threw a veil over it, and by so sioingshewed that he
to forget all the wrongs he had suffered, andspare the
alb
the pain of blushing at the sight of their former deeds' sort''
generosity ought to have worked repentance Ia every hy,/
but it seems it is not enough ; he must declare hintse.,'4
ally of the RoBESPIEHES, the NlO RATS, the DANTONst aro "'
Fouutltst-TAINVILLES o'l France, and the adversari
their enemies. r;ho4;
This accounts, then, for the discontents of the
alias the Revolutionists; nothing short!of the King de,,%00r,
himself the friend of those who bathed their hands in,
_„""ot,
tiler's blood, and set a price on his own..head, n
them. We fancied that few could he found possessed 41,e 01:
principles, and we never suspected M. GutZoT WOOlt .40;
the number ; yee could never have believed, if we h*",i-iseti'
under his-own hand, that " the Radicals, the LIIIP-150:/r
the Carboortri, SANDT, To IsTLEWooD, and Louver., (Pi isseil
are so many " warnings to Monarchs to remind them ",001
duty." Who would have supposed that these Monsters ~€!
t
have an advocate in M. Gurgor ? Sure we are that th!oE,
son who will read M. G.'s work :pith the most indigoono4
NI. DECAZES. What will he say who repressed with $ s
tore
hand the excesses of Jacohinism. when he finds its nto6tfi
os
ful deeds approved by NI. GutzoT ? Is a foul ,
the measures of the Ex-Minister, which, no doubt, -;0:"
then approved.—M. GuszoT may, however, console hopld
for the loss of all his respectable friends, which socilfraoi‘l',
ments revolt, by the approbation of M. KEltAllty, who; 61;•
avows that these sentiments have, reconciled him to rc bin
zoi, and he throws open " his folding doors" to reces,/,!1, EP,
NI. Grum' pretends and NI. KERATRY declares he Viittl
is the friend of NI. Dec.azes, and the advocate of his Ml',ol
Heaven preserve a man from such friends ! Two suel'tt'obli
ruin any person, and cast a stigma upon the most 11011‘LitoliP
person breathing, were it but suspected they were his
and M. Decazes, we are certain, will renounce that h° vor
To conclude, Mr. G.'s book may be regarded as the 'doll;
gun of the Revolutionists ; he admires all they haecco
and "Prepares us for what we may expect from them•
to
frank arid candid, but we trust the loyalty and pod rce
the French nation will resider all their efforts shortie
though they may have NI. Gurzor fur a leader. 'Jr,
NI. Liserrre is anxious to confirm my opinion of hini:nte,„-,
BAU uAUINs, the Printers, were accused of having l'i, "Ita,
second prospectus of what was called "The Natio"' fsffj
scription ' for the relief of arrested Traitors; 11' I
published a long letter in the Allonitette, denying 010 0 tljd
a hand in it. The Printers reply in the Moss Ova,/ ocifoet
they printed them by order of NI. LAFITTR's avoiel'o'th
and sent them as such to M. I.AFITTE's house," where oe
remained until Government got scent or it, arid it. 0—

then he denied knowinv, any ti 1)4 about !

From the LONDON GAZETTE of Oct.l°'

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oicansenreacranst °°
TIIE KING'S Cou-wr.—Yesterday' at 5 0:1; 140
ace
his MAJESTY held a Privy Council' at his %at.-c.lv'
in Pall-mall, which was attended by the Pthe
bishop of Canterbury, the Lord ChancellorVAr.
Dukes of Wellington and Montrose ; the
guesses Hertford, Headfort, and Chohnootle
sot
Earls Harrow by, Westmorland LiverpOlgilf
Mulgrave ; Viscounts Sidmouth, Castl6re
Strangford, and Melville. Lord Alannersri,
ip
Sir G. Ousley were introduced and . swe%,l his
Privy Councillors. Previous to the Ceoncivbf,
Majesty gave audiences to the Earl of liefirr-oci`
and Viscount Castlereagh. During. the L'°- o 4
his Excellency Lord Strangford tool: lealeo'ple"
his going as Ambassador to Constautines to
After the Council his Majesty gave audiell'
the Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Liverpe"kfter
count Sidmouth, and the Judge-Advocate.
the Council the Bishop of Winchester wrap 4iCfr
duced into the Royal Closet by Viscqn-t5 °is
mouth, and did homage before his ge.le'
his being translated to that See; c for
TIIE REVENUE.—Yesterdav the Reve-u
the Quarter was made up. We have the
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sure to say that it is in the highest deb-the c°'•
factory. The Surplus, compared With
responding Quarter, exceeds the most 5g
expectations.

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