The Sun.
London, England, 1820-11-21 00:00:00

BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
I Eveniti4, 45 autitars after 5

THE SUN.

SOLEM QUIS DICERE FALSUM A UDE,I T ?

LONDON,
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1820.

There can be no doubt that a great portion °(
the popularity which attends the QUEEN 1S to be
ascribed to that incredulity with which the alle-
gations against her are considered by all liberal
minds, that feel themselves so wholly incapable
of the imputed conduct, as to suppose itunna.
tural and impossible. But too much of it must
certainly be attributed, we lament to say, to per"
sonal hatred to his MAJESTY, much also to the 05
of Revolutionists, who make use of her nucill
as the mere tool of their ambition, and hope tt)
rise on the ruins of the Monarchy. Unhappily
those who style themselves THE WHIGS, and Nirlia
may be denominated a Party, but, we trust, tot
a Faction, and who do not seek the destruction
of the present form of Governinent, promote the
designs of the more desperate Enemies of 1115
CONSTITUTION in Church and State, apparentlf
persuaded, though with the French Revolution
before their eyes, that they shall escape amidst
the general ruin. This Party, by their writing/
and their 'speeches in Parliament and in Clubs'
assist the cause of the Revolutionists, and use
THE QUEEN for their own purposes, merely vi jib
the hope of overturning Ministers and seatiog
themselves in their places: As a proof that this
is really their object, we can assure our Readers
that one of the leading men of the Party, 'a
fed
days ago, speaking the language of this Party'
said, " The best thing the QUEEN could do would
be to go abroad, but we must keep her
here." We leave the People to draw their (o'3
inference in estimating the true nature of the
support which TUE QUEEN receives from this
tribe of patriotic Politicians.

We received this morning the Paris Papers of
Friday and Saturday last. The follo'wing- are
extracts :
.0 PART', Nor. 18.—Yesterday the King enteord his 6614
year. His Majesty received upon the occasion the congrativ
lations of the Royal Family, the Dignitaries, the Minister 3,
Ambassadors, &c. &c. &c.

DEPUTIES ELECTED.

ELECTORAL COLLEGES OF DEPARTMENT.

L'Oise—M. M. Hcricar de Thury, and Kergorhiy.
Seine et Marne—M. M. Huerne de Puunneuse, and Rol f°

d' Eretvine.
Eurc—M. de Vanlehier, Prefect of Saone et Loire.
Haute Vienne—M. M. Bourdeau, Ex-Deputy, and de Witt'
been.
Sarthe—M. M. de In Bouillerie de Boisclerimx, and Piet',
La Somme—The Prince de Croy-Sulce, and M. Lemarchaat
de Gomicourt.
La Haute Marne—M. M. Thomassin de Bienville, and GL-.
nuyt.
La Manche—M. M. de Kergorlay, brother of the Deputy Pr
l'Oise, and de liegnotif.
L'Aube—The Baron de Vandreuvre, Master of Requests, an
M. Paillot de Loynes.
Calvados—M. M. d'Aigremont Saint Manvieux; de V3ll'
blanc, Minister of State ; and Pierre Itozire.
Loir et Cher—M. Pardessus, formerly Deputy.
Ardennes—M. Rend de Latour Dopin.
L'Alliar—M. M. Aupetit-Durand, and Preverard di 130 V

tresse.
La Cute d'Or—M. M. Brenet, and de Berbis.
L'Aisne—M. d'E!tano.
Puy de Dome—M. M. Clialtrt4 de ('rouzue, and Andre d';
Wefts, of Mont Fleury, formerly Deputy.
Meuse—M. Ranilin de Montfancon.-
Loire Inferieure—M. M. Humbut de Seamaisons and neve'
litre.
Maine et Loire—M. M. Benoist, Dandigne, and de la Boor'

don nave—Ex-Dc put ies.
La Manche—M. Balissen de Mortain.
L'lndre—M. Robin Scevole.
Cher—M. M. Puyvalie and de Peyrotniel.
Deux Sevres—M. Audi atilt.
La Vienne—M. M. de Crenze and de Curzay.
La Charente—M. M. de la Gnerronii”ie and Descordes.
Indre et Loire—M. tic la Bourdonnayc—(ret urned for MO

et Loire.)
Mayenue—M. M. de Beaulieu and de Belle'.
Doubs—M. M. Terrier de Sautaus, and de Chiffiet, Ex-De.
puty.
La Niesre—M. M. de l'racontal, and de Cayrol.
" The Prince-de Talleyrand, Grand Chamberlain, trans'
acted business yesterday with the King.
" M. Tallien died on Thursday morning at Paris, aged 64'
" It has been reported for these two days at Paris, tn3t
serious disturbances had broten out At Madrid, but neither
the Madrid Journals to the tith, nor the Correspondence
from Iron of the 10th, make any mention of such a circtla.

stance.

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Friday

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Friday.

Of the 22d March, 1820 95 1. 40 c.
25,..,1 Sept. 1820.-93 f. 30 c. 93 f. SO c.
MAuam, Nov. 7.—lt is hoped that the King will be here
on the 9th, to close the Session of the Cortes. li
" VIENNA, Nov. B.—lt is believed that the Sovereigns W,11
remain at Troppau beyond the term already exec! upon.
" Rome, Nov. s.—The English fleet in the Bay of Maple 6
augments instead of diminishing ; it has been reinforced"
the ship of the line Veneta, from Portsmouth."

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