The Sun.
London, England, 1820-04-26 00:00:00

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Saturday 73 f. 95 c.
DEFEH111:10 STOCK.
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March, 1817, ' 100 f. 50 c.
'2d Sept. .1819, 9O f. 40 c.
224 March, 162 u, 53 f. 40 C."

The Address of the SPANISH MONARCH to tbe
Inhabitants of his Revolted Colonies, which We
have inserted this day, is written with great mo'
deration, and is supported by good sense and wise
polity, but is not likely to be attended with sue'
cess. The Colonies are now under the contoul
of ambitious adventurers, who seek for nothing
but their own elevation to authority arid wealth)
and who will never suffer the inhabitants to re'
turn Co their allegiance. The ambitious Leaders
have already tasted of command, and will
be as anxious to retain and increase it as the
Tiger who has once lapped human blood to enjoY
again the horrid repast. There is one important
inference to be drawn from this interesting Doco'
meat the KING is in the hands of those Advisers,
who arc favourable to the Cortes, and has pro..
bably no power to act- from his own will and
opinions ; and, therefore, if he holds out a me'
nace to the revolted Colonies, and they refuse to
listen to this pacific overture, it may be concluded,
that the new Government of Spain, have resolved
to attempt to regain possession of them, probably
because they conceive that the majority of the Pee'
plc would readily return to their obedience to the
Mother Country, but are prevented from doing so
by those ambitions Leaders who now hold them
in subjection. If this inference be fairly dedod,
cible from the Document iu question, any rotors
expedition against the Revolted Colonies will be
undertaken upon a more extensive scale, with t►re
concurrence of the old and new Members of the
Government, and consequently will be likely to We
attended with more important results.

THE QUEEN.--It is stated in the Morning Pc
of this day, which we know has been best in'
formed respecting THE QUEEN, that matters have
been arranged in such a manner as is likely to be
satisfactory to all Parties. We respect the gene'
ral accuracy of that Paper, and its particular
knowledge on the subject in question, but what
we have heard is by no means calculated to f%
cite in us hopes equally sanguine. As to ber
MAJESTY'S return, we are still as obstinately
sceptical as ever, however it may suit lb°
interests or political views of certain person.,
who act like the boy in the fable, and hold Ot

the wolf as a bugbear, for their own purposes,
with this difference indeed, that the tootf came at
last, but her MAJESTY is not likely to be allured
by an•equal temptation.
We understand that the QUERN was at Borne
on the sth inst., but instead of proceeding to 1110
country, had departed for Milan, where it is sue
•
posed that she now remains.

Atrocious as the conduct has been, and (104
perate the designs of those who have been COe
vieted of the horrid intention to sacrifice th 6
Ministers, and to overturn the Government, their
guilt is not so great as that of the infamous wretcbd
who seduced them by false and inflammatory doe
trines. They were poor ignorant meta, easily n3is"'
led by specious publications, calculated to Witt'
rate every principle of loyalty and devotion. Ill°
miserable victims were probably corrupted 01
the writings of COBBETT, and the fate vvhicli
awaits those who have been convicted may beefy'
sidered as entirely owing to him. There neves
was, perhaps, since the origin of society in tolf,
Government, a man who has done so much nriscbiti
as that Political Incendiary has excited by his,itri
phistical and inflammatory works. Happily, be
now sunk so low in the estimation of all partie"
that he is never likely to rise again, but to remora
through life a despised outcast with all who
attached to the true interests of Society.

MAJOR JAMBS.—The circumstance which lea
to the connection of this Gentleman's name Witil
the pending trials for High Treason, was
follows: Passing through Berkelev.squate, be`
fore- the detection of the Cato-street Piot, ll°
was addressed by Dwyea, formerly employed, 0C
his house, by Messrs. SMITE', as a journeyn3s4ll
bricklayer, who informed the Major that he 10,
something of the utmost importance to communi:
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cate. The Major, who bad not seen the man `i
three years, having a very indifferent opinion °t
him, was reluctant to listen to WM, but Pule;
addressed him with such solemn earnestness, thise
be attended to his story. Dwyer stated °ILI
whole of the diabolical intention, and was direetee
by the Major to proceed to the Home DePatiiii
ment, and disclose all be knew; The man ,
so, and hence the whole of the horrible COli
1,1 eg.
spiracy was frustrated. It has just,y
deemed a mutter of surprize, that 115
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advice of Major JAMBS was adopted on the °cctie ,
sion, and the dreadtul plot so fortunate',id hitfeatetl, he was not legally summoned to give. ,
testimony on an occasion of such national 1/111

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