The Sun.
London, England, 1820-12-02 00:00:00

cessary ; but let us as much as possible:'
your to keep those evil spirits from P°lgeol;
would begin at once to pull up the good
of the Constitution, root and branch, ands
it to the flames of Revolution.

We received this morning flip Paris F/4i
Tuesday and Irednekday last. The -los
of Tuesday contains severAhltoval Orcl°lll
appointing to different Offices in the 0
household ; the first nominates the Ce '
BLACAS, to be first Gentleman of the CI
in the room of the Duke de RicirELOv
following are Extracts :

" PARIS, Nov. 29.—Yesterday the Austrian 0;41
Baron Vincent, presented to the King, at a pris'ate.6/
a Letter from his Sovereign, iu answer to the not'
41 01
the birth of the Duke of Boureeaux. The Ambsda)
,
Foreign Ministers paid their respects to the King'3o4
Royal Family. His Majesty transacted bovines'
Baron Pasquier, Minister for Foreign Affairs.
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" A Courier, who left Madrid the 19th instant at of
has brought intelligence that the Meng was
curial, but his Majesty bad promised to return to
Nit
on the 21st, and this announcement had served, i°,
gree, to tranquillize the minds of the people. it Orolr
at Madrid that tumults, which had produced deP1:10
sequences, had broken vut in some towns of And i,
,4 It is said that two new Ministry's are to be fats
for Education and the other for indirect Taxes.
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" The 20th inst. an English office" of Pollee af
Calais, under an assumed name, and inintediatelY7l
Boulogne, to provide lodgings, &c: for 32 witneothast
been examined in the proceedings against the i4CI
England. The evening preceding, a person from ,cl
reagh's office arrived with Barbara Krantz ad bgad
who both set out for Strasbarg; the person who sec-,lcl
them returned to England ; Mademoiselle Do°,
the sante day, and was, it is said, to depart for Pefil.

FIVE PER CENTS.

Monday
Tuesday 77 GI"4
DEFERRED STOCK
Monday. Tues°l.‘,
Of the 22ti Sept, )1320....93 f. 85 C. 93 f• ",9
" A bcseu RO, Nov. 23.—We have just received WI
that immediately after the arrival of a Courier froo
the Count de Bellegarde, Munster a War and
the Aulic Council, quitted Vienna the ISt inst. °of
to. the Emperor Francis at Troppau. Private letter 9
latter place, of a very recent date; are of a nattsfe.t:
the friends of peace, as they speak of a report vibi4l
circulation, that conciliatory measures had been
and that it was probable that war with Naples °'
avoided."

NAPLES.—Extract of a Letter from s c„owii/,
teifigent house in Naples, dated thel6tll'loi
it
" We are looking with much anxiety to thirecu'lsive
rniufttion of the conferences at Troppau. Every
present veryquiet here, but our tuarlsets are exceg4ll4)
occasioned by our unsettled state, and the undeteroliflof
duct of the Allied Powers towards us. The All.tri'ne
is evidently making,a movement, as orders hare beeo
to some Neapolitan troops to pass the frontier of
occupy part of the Papal territories. This order )
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given in Lonsequence of certain information that"-
trians are advancing on Ancona. There is a great
speculation here as to the real inotiVe of this ads's° o.
Austrian troops. Some say that they merely intend t`;"
the frontier of the Austrian dominion, to prevent i',lti,
volutionary principles which now pervade Naples 0. oil
from gaining ground there, whilst others are of 01°11°o/
it is their intention to march direct upon Naples, anu 0A)1
they possess themselves of it, to retain that possessiOoK
space of two years, by which time they hope to 1101,fir
the prevalent enthusiasm for revolution.—The hat"
ruination seems by far the snore probable." i

BRIGHTON, Nov. 30.—1 t is still
when the KING-will be here. Marlb°
row now, from the taking down •of the 11
southern houses, is exhibited in ruin/'
Royal. pleasure grounds are partially- c.Ol
with rubbish, and constantly annoyed""
passing and re-passing of horses and carts. ct'
CLERICAL DELICACY.--111- a Welch cilarivi
long ago, the Clergyman reading the
.containing the resurrection of Latarus,
of saying, ".by thid time he siinkethi-r
" by this time he is in a state .of putrefactili.i
A Lady praised a sermon she had lately j
preached ; a Gentleman joined in the eill,..1)11)1,
particularly noticing a flue quotation fronl7,
YEARS :'" I do not recollect any quotati°fief,
" a yes, charity never faileth, &c."—" I hi?
heard that but in St. PAUL'S Epistles."—."):6
very true, but SIIAKSPEARE was the
Dr. PARR says, of a certain great ,Laaf,r,
is a rash intemperate woman, and, her pent
violence is intolerable."—Query, to what
has she carried her attack on the Doctor?
Wednesday night, about twelve o'cIoGPIV,
Duke of YORK left town for Suffolk.-000
nesday the- Duke of CLARENCE left Willi
Bagshot, on a visit to the Duchess of Gi't)l
TER.- Yesterday the- Duchess of CLARESCO`
to the King's Palace,- to meet the DUCV
KENT, wh, arrived there from Claremont. gerd,
Yesterday morning,at seven o'clock, his,' j
Highness Prince ESTERHAZY, BCChanPadCOMllPri'ehi
Price Louts LICHTENSTEIN, left os' /j
for Sutton, in Surrey, in order to hunt with e
Earl of DERBY'S' stag hounds. The deer, e
started on Sutton Downs, and afforded
cellent day's sport ; after which their
returned to town, and in the evening Priocrel,'
Princess ESTERHAZY gave a dinner to a di
party of. distinguished _foreigners, at (,ha
house.
The dress of her MAJESTY going to St.'4.9f
on 'Wednesday has been misrepresented,
stead of white cashmere, as - reported, it if;
rich white velvet, lined throughout ivit"hre!,
ermine, faced and cuffs of ermine. On her 'ill
were three rows of rich gold embroiderf/01 1,
frogs,
..tassels, &c. in the centre, and ill ($'
each side. . Her head-dress was a rich caP/r•V
ed a toque, in form of a turban, and es'eipic'
head a veil of English manuf.cture lace, ill /
Lion of Brussels.