The Sun.
London, England, 1820-04-21 00:00:00

LONDON 3011 NA LS.

FROM THE MORNING PP_PERS DAY.

(Morning Chronicle.]
THE QUEEN.

Ottr-readers will now sve that her MAJESTY has
been fully, publicly, and solemnly tecogitized in
tier high rights N 11,4 111 i I grs by th._. first 'l'ri-
huudis of Cue land—the iiidt Courts of Justice.
Messrs. lirough,ant and I)entnan yesteld4y ap•
peAred in the Courts of Chancel y and King's
Bench, and in the Vice-Ctiatteellor's Court, and
were called mighiri the liar as her N.l:ijesty's At-
,orney and Solicitor-General. Ir is singular that
three Jod;,;es used different for-is of expression.
Ltild Chancellor said—lt having been in-
timated to lip, that her Majrs y (be Queen having
be•tt pleised i 0 ti 11:)Oin t

. -
The Lord CbleJ liitce—Srnt, having reported to
ghat Nl.irsty the Queen fits btell graci-
ously vltta•ed to appoint, t&c.
The Vite-Chaucrilor—Her Wtivs'y the Queen
having been graelously pleased, eze
You will take gout place within the liar among
his Al.;jeily' Counsel; with all tank and prece-
dence belonging to the Office of, Auorney (or.So-
liciTor) Genet al to her Majesty.—These Geode-
men then took their places, and were called upon
to move accordingly in eacb Court. -

m:r►ra! College to cl►oo+e the Del►u+ies out of the
Ciflitlitl.trs named by the Colleges of Arron.;

ii,scifient ; no E!ector to vote who has not

been to possession of his elective franchise
for a year previously, except by succession." To
describe the storm that arose upon the presenta-

lion of this projet, is utterly impossible. MM.
MANUEL, CoNSTANT, aid a number of others
On their side, roe at the same moment, and the
wildest disorder prevailed. The vestion was
as to giving act (according to the technical
phrase of the Chamber) to the prnjrt of the
Crown, or in other words acknowledging its re-
. ceplion. It was loudly cow ended by the above-
mentioned Members that they had a right to speak,
and it was firmly decided by the President that the
form of acknowledging the reception of the
projei, was not a rinestion for deb.“e. The Pre-
sident at length, amidst great nproar, declared
that the acknowledgment was given, and that
it was referred to the Bureaux. Ile then called
on the Order of the Dry for the resumption
of the discussion of the Financial Accounts; but
all efforts to maintain order in the Chamber, or ,

s.
Upon Oil, ptoceedi,g we forbear to offer any
rein4,lo, except that it is currently rumoured itt
the hie,her circles, that the King's Ministers hay.
had the option of anorhec course, preferred
the otm now stated, thereby at once evincing to
the world their final cleteruitrwion to attempt no-
thing whatever against the Queen. But how
does Ibis agree with the previous determination
of the Pi ivy Council, octed upon by the Bishops,
of excluding her Majesty's name from the Liturgy
nt the Church, snit thereby of withdrawing Runt
her the religious lorry and prayers of the people ?
Inere is an inconsistency in this procedure that
must strike every observer. Her Majesty is re-
jected by the Church, and recognized by the
Courts of Law, and both these acts emanate from
the confidential Counsels of the King ! Have they
givt 0 tip their first advice to his Majesty upon
conviction of its error,;. or did they in the first
instance give a promise to his Majesty which they
are hot now ready to fulfil ?

to go on with the discussion, were in vain ;
uproar became the order of the day, and the most
disgraceful scene of confusion ensued. The print-
ing of the Election Projet was vociferously de-
manded by numerous voices on the one side,
whilst on the other, a con:ittual roar was
kept up for proceeding with the discussion of
the accounts; the Tribune presented two or three
Deputies speaking front it at the same time; others
were arraigning the conduct of the President,
whilst several were loudly vociferating at each
other across the benches. The President at
length finding it utterly impossible to restore
It will be seen by the Law Reports, that Messrs. older, suspended the sitting for an hour. At the •
Brougham and Denman te ere yesterday duly, re-
cognized in the Courts of Chancery and King's i expiration of the hour, the sitting was resumed,
and the Minister for Foreign Affairs having de...,
Bench as the Attorney and Solicitor General to
the Queen. This circumstance must afford old- Glared that he would not oppose the printing
venal satistaction, ltissntucb as it serves to show iof the projet, though unusual, it was ordered,
that an tordet•anding has takm Place upon the
and this question was thus set at rest. Not
very delicate subject of herAlajestrs present
!nation. From the commencement we have de- so, however, the Chamber. Mons, GIRARDIN
precated, as indecorous and mischievous, all agi., i baring,
as
supposed,
1 questioned the Royal 1 rero-
lalion of so very unpleasant a question ; and we
g
have now the satisfaction to learn, that the opi-
ativc of withdrawing a prujet once presented
,to
nion we have in this'repect uniformly expressed, i the Chamber, the tumult was renewed with all its
is in perfect coincidence with that of the Gentle- original violence. After an hour's disorder, dialing
men who have now received their of
which M.GIMARDIN had found it utterly impossible
as Law Officers to her Majesty. Every provision
necessary for the maintenance of her high rank to matte himself heard,, it at length turned out,
will liberally and cheerfully be made ; and the that instead of questioning the Royal Prerogative ,
only object of Ministers being to uphold the SO-
vereign Authority and Majesty of the jhrone in be answered his own question whether the right
its just rights and dignities,-no apprellensioo need
of..wit::lrawing a projet presented to the Clint,.
any longer lie curet tained of the painful
his
subject
Al..
her formed part of the Royal Prerogative, by a
being forced into discussion
either
t.,.i •
jesty's Ministers or the legal advisers of the 51tve les ' adding, that he could prove it. This
Queen. An interesting communication, we mi_ produced a general burst of laughter ; the print.
deistand, was yesterday received from her Ma- i ing and distribution of the projet were ordered in
jesty.—(Aid.)
the usual form, and the Chamber adjourned till iremaimm05ay...m................m.••••

[Morning Post.]
The New Parliament meets this day. The only
business in the House of Commons will be the
election of a Speaker. The choice cannot be
doubtful, for all must agree in the propriety of
having the Chair of that Honourable Assembly
still graced,by tl►e sminent abilities, the affable
and dignified demeanour, of the Right Hon.
Thomas Manners Sutton. His Majesty's appro-
bation will probably be signified to-morrow. 'l'h►e
ceremnov•ot swearing in the Members will he con-
tinued till Thursday, on which day, as we nave
already stated, the business of the Session will be
opened by Lis Majesty with a Speech from the
Throne.

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performeol Last Night.
TN rAI'RE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.—King Henry therourth (Ist
Part) : Hotspur, Mr. Kean; Sir John Falstaff, Mr. Strphen
Kenaile ; Lady Percy, Mrs. Robinson. After which, Shak-
speare versus Harlequin.
THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDSN.-11'311110C: Isaac, Mr.
W. Farren ; Rebecca, Miss Foote. After which, The ma-
nal..•er in Distress; to which was added, Tom Thumb the
Great.

esday.
" PAcrs, APRIL IB.—Yesterday the -King re-
ceived a number of persons of distinction, and
several Ladies in the evening. The Duchess
Dowager of Orleans paid her respects to his Ma-
jesty, The King transacted business with the
Duke de Richelieu and the Baron Pasquier.
(From the Gazette ce France.)
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" New changes have, olready taken place in
the Span-ish Ministry: M. A. Arguelles, one of
the most distinguished Orators in the Conies of
Cadiz, has been appointed Mioitter of Grace and
Justice, in the room of M. Joseph Garcia tie la
Tot re.

MAILS.
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DUE—I Waterford, I Guernsey and Jersey, I Holland,
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HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE To•NIORftOW.
Morning, 34 ininutts after 9. ( Evening, 2 minutes alien 10,

" 111, Jean' Javat is appointed Minister or the
Marine, in the room of M. Lois de Salazar,
" M. Garcia Ilerreros has been appointed Mi-
nister of the Interior.
‘,` This intelligence has been brought by an
ex.raordinaty courier, • who left Madrid the
10th instant, with dispatches addressed to the new
Spanish Charge d'Affaires at Paris, doubtless sup-
posing that the Duke de Fernan Nunez was al-
ready on his way to return to Madrid."
" Yesterday morning the Kink gave a private
audience to the Princess Charlotte de Hoban,
FIVE PER CENTS.

TILE SUN.

SOLEM QUIS DICERE FdI.SUJI AUDEAT ?

I ON DON,
FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1820.

%Ve received this morning the Paris Papers of

Tuesday last. On Monthly, in the Chamber of
Deputies, the Aliuister of the Interior, after
an introductory Speech, presented a Projet re-
specting the Elections, as substitute for that
before the Chamber, which the new projet de-
clares to be withdrawn. The substance of
the new projet is as follotts:—,‘ There shall
be in every Department an Electoral College of

- Monday 74 f. 15 c.
' DEFERRED STOCK
Of the 22t1 March 1820, es f, 40 e."

This day being appointed fur the Meeting of
Parliament, a nttrubss of the Members attended
iu the long Gallery to be sworn in.before the

tcpattment, and Electoral College! of Arran-
,sissetnent, except where only one Deputy is elect-
ed, and in Corsica, where there shall be only
one College ; the Departmental Electoral Col-
leges to consist of the Electors paying the
Most taxes, not to -be less in number than 100,
nor more than 600, except the Seine, where it is
to consist of 800. The Electoral College of each
Arrondissement to consist of all the Elec-
tors domiciled in such Arrondissement, not

being Members of the Departmental College ;
if less than fifty, to be united to the neigh-
bouring College. Every College of Arrondis-
sement to nominate as many Candidates as the
Department has Deputies td elect ; the Depart-