The Sun.
London, England, 1820-11-29 00:00:00

IRELAND-NEW LAW APPOINTMENT.

In consequence of the well-earned elevation of
Mr. Serjeant BURTON to the Bench, it is gene-
rally believed, that THOMAS Burvro V,-I.NDE.
f.tun, Esq. will succeed to the vacant Serjeantship.
The appointment of this Gentleman to this prefa-
tory step to the Judgment Seat, is a fresh example
of the wisdom and discernment with which the Go-
vernment acts upon such important occasions. Mr.
VANnELuun has been for manyyears a King's Cou-
nsel, and always esteemed, among the members of
his profession, for sound talents, clear perceptions,
and great extent. of legal erudition—qualities
which have been recommended by a purity of
character, and independence of conduct befitting
a gentleman. On the breaking out of the late
disturbances in the province of Connaught, Mr.
VANDELEUR was selected by the Government
to conduct the CrOwn prosecutions ; and this
delicate and arduous duty he discharged so faith-
fully, so ably, and so effectively, as to add the
esteem and gratitude of the public to the warm
approbation of the Government. The judicious
arrangements made by him have yet continued to
work good effects, and, since the prosecutions
committed to him have ceased, those counties
which had been the scenes of insurrectionary
outrage. have continued to rest ever since iu a
state of perfect tranquillity.

PRFPERRED.—The Reverend Thomas Lewis Hughes, clerk.
A.M. Curate of the perpetual curacy of MrUrn, hi the
county of Flint, to the choral vicara4e of Saint A.aph, va-
cant by the death Of the Reverend Peter Whitley, the lest
incumbent.—Patron, Right Reverend the Lord 131,1k0p of St.
Asaph.

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THE SUN.

SOLEM QUIS DICERS FALSUM JUDEA'.

LONDON,
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1_

THE PIIOCESSION.-The Procession to 1,
Paul's passed our Office soon after eleven 0, Cje
It consisted of a number of horsemen, and so
V
mense multitude of foot-passengers. The 111
men had all white favours. They precedeil
01,
QUEEN'S carriage with six horses. THE av)
was dressed in white, and there was one f '
the carriage with her. The horsemen wei
gh
less respectable, and less in number thatill'ir
be expected, considering the extraordinary Pret,,
rations that have been announced, and thee%
i Ti
ordinary importance which the suppOrters 01
QUEEN have attached to this solemn nioel'l,
The foot-passengers were in general mere 11 Dlt'
There were, however, some decent persons
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carried Banners with various devices and rose
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tions. Among these were some profound '
ticians, whose flag depicted them to be " C')(1,
Apprentices" !! ! THE QUEEN' was so cornr•iet t
and thickly veiled, that it was hnpossibler
discern her face. Upon the whole the rr°e
sion passed off without any disorder or .°1);
rently mischievous tendency ; but from'
wretched state of attire, and the despoil°
pearance of the rabble, it may reasoaalill
feared that the night will not 'pass over while
confusion and danger. Government, Welt;
we can confidently say,.have adopted all p°syl
precautions to preserve the peace of the 31''ti,
polls.

SUN-OFFICE, Hatr-roT 14tv
The Procession has just returned by 613
yet"
Tice. Tun QUEEN'S Carriage was thrown
and her face was more discernible. Thei
were very numerous and noisy, but apparelll ,1
not mischievously disposed. The crowd is
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ginning rapidly to disperse. HER MAJEs'r'
noured this Office with a very furious alidoot
termined frown, as if she had received a
from Sir ROBERT WILiON, and the Rabble
voured us in consequence with vehement high.
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We received this morning the Paris Par '
Sunday last.—The following are extracts :-"/
Paul's, Nov. 98.—The King transacted busineti !.e"
day uit 6 the Marques* de Lauriston and floe Duke dr /11,6'
lieu. The latter, on quitting the King, waited upon
" It is said that the Viscount de Chatraubranl is ale'
to the Embassy to Berlin.

FIVE PER CENTS.

Saturday
DEFERRED STOCK
Of the aid Sept. i S2O 93 f. 7(ig.

" NIADRID, Nov. la.—Tranquillity is momentarily' re'`.!
Wished here. The King has promised to return inarnrdisll"
" The permanent Deputation has Aectared, that theiir,
no case foreseen by the Constitution for the ConvoOti°
the Cortez.

" VIENNA, Nov. 13.—We receive daily mews from 17°Pril.
but the greatest secrecy is maintained as to the result 4'l
Conferences. The three Sovereigns dine together °!'"
every day, and again meet in the evening.
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" NUREMBERG, NOV, 18.—It is said that the
Capp d'lstria, Minister of State to the Emperor of
has addressed, in the name of his Sovereign, a very itvis4,;
Note to the Ministers of the other great Powers reel'
the affairs of Spain, Portugal, and the Two Sicilies!
contents of this Note are yet a secret."

New York, Philadelphia, Boston, and
ginia Papers arrived this morning to the 4th 101,
vember. The Mayor of Savannah, in Or
dress to the Public, after stating the full Pa
lation of the city to the amount of 9000 iubltiel
tants, conjectures that, owing to the deserd
occasioned by the prevailing malady, not
than 2000 souls remain.,

Extract of a Letter from St. Thomas's; Oct'
" ‘Ve have received information from 0,
C nyra, positively stating the fall of St. ISOrtitt
and that Cartliagena would surrender, 115
garrison and the few inhabitants without the

were actually perishing, victims to hunger rfit
fatigue. Desertions had become general in elf vy
quarter and post occupied by Mottuto's 0.47:01,
General LA TORRE had been completely de' ed
ed by Bor.tyAn at Bayledores, and had react' t
ti
Caraccas, where a Council of War of al"
Commanding Generals was to be held
diately, where they awaited MORITA°, WII°
declared that he would not be answerableo,oo
Caraccas au hour longer, unless he•received
troops from Spain, of which he was disapiViltirofo
for accounts had been received at La Gay r' ,01
Spain, stating, that no more troops at that

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